Kenwood baseball players show off for scouts in annual Double Duty Classic
Briefly

Named after Negro League standout Ted 'Double Duty' Radcliffe, the annual game celebrates the leagues' significance to baseball history and highlights the next generation of Black players.
Kenwood Academy's players, nearly a quarter of the competitors, had the chance to showcase their talents on a major league field, aiming to catch the attention of colleges and scouts.
ACE's manager emphasized the importance of the experience for the players, aiming to draw scouts to Chicago's South Side and showcase the talents of the young athletes.
Despite playing against his former team, Lance Moon expressed excitement to participate, highlighting the significance of the event in reconnecting with a long-standing audience.
Read at Hyde Park Herald
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