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100

Moses was born during this year.

What is 1857?

100

Moses played this position during his professional baseball career.

What is a starting catcher?

100

Moses made history by....

Who is the first African American to break the color barrier in Major League Baseball. 

100

Moses was sentenced to one year in prison because of this....

What is mail robbery?

200

Why was Moses called 'Fleet'

To distinguish him from his father

200

Moses played this many games during 1884.

What is 42 games?

200

How many games did Moses play at Oberlin College before transferring?

Moses only played 5 games. 

200

True or False?

Moses younger brother Welday was the second African American to play Major League Baseball.

True, Moses brother Welday was the second African American to play major league baseball. 

300

Moses grew up in this city and state....

What is Mt. Pleasant, Ohio?

300

Moses began his professional baseball career with this team. 

What is Toledo Blue Stockings?

300

At what school did Moses baseball career start?

Oberlin College

300

What year did Moses write his pamphlet Our Home Colony: A Treatise on the Past, Present, and Future of the Negro Race In America?

1908

400

Moses attended this college before he decide to transfer to The University of Michigan.

What is Oberlin College?

400

Moses took the field on what date and officially broke the color barrier?

May 1, 1884

400

Moses left baseball for good in what year?

1889

400

This team player admitted to pitching without looking at Moses signals....

Who is Tony Mullane?

500

Moses parents occupations were.....

What is a physician and a midwife?

500

What other team did Moses play for other than the Toledo Blue Stockings?

The Sewing Machine Company.

500

Why was Moses written out of history?

His pamphlet caused america to diminish his achievements to the point where he was written out of history.

500

Was Moses convicted of second-degree murder?

He pleaded self-defense and was acquitted. 

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