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Home From abandoned artifact to new Negro Leagues’ space: Why renovated Paseo YMCA now bears the name ‘Buck O’Neil’ Bob Kendrick Buck O’Neil KCUR

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Bob Kendrick Buck O’Neil KCUR

By: Tommy Felts- February 01, 2023

Bob Kendrick Buck O'Neil KCUR

Bob Kendrick, president of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, poses with an image of Buck O’Neil; Photo courtesy of Greg Echlin, KCUR 89.3

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