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Medgar ___, one inspiration for the 1964 protest anthem "Mississippi Goddam" New York Times 06 Mar 2026
Civil rights leader Medgar Thomas Joseph 17 Dec 2025
Civil rights leader Medgar Newsday 20 Jul 2025
Civil rights activist Medgar New York Times 15 Jun 2025
Civil rights icon Medgar Wall Street Journal 01 Mar 2025
Medgar of civil rights Commuter 05 Dec 2024
Civil rights leader Medgar New York Times 31 Oct 2024
Tinker to ___ to Chance (famous double play combo)
Civil rights leader Medgar Wall Street Journal 13 Aug 2024
Civil rights leader Medgar Wall Street Journal 02 May 2024
Mississippian who was the NAACP's Man of the Year in '69 Newsday 06 Jan 2024
Wisconsin governor Tony Wall Street Journal 16 Jun 2023
Civil rights icon Medgar Wall Street Journal 16 May 2023
Wisconsin politico Tony New York Times 19 Mar 2023
Civil rights leader Medgar Universal 18 Jan 2023
Civil rights activist Medgar Universal 05 Nov 2022
Civil rights leader Medgar New York Times 30 Oct 2022
Civil rights leader Medgar LA Times Daily 18 Sep 2022
Tinker's receiver in baseball Universal 24 Jun 2022
Civil rights leader Medgar LA Times Daily 27 Apr 2022
Civil rights leader Medgar
Wisconsin governor Tony New York Times 17 Dec 2021
Civil rights activist Medgar Newsday 30 May 2021
Civil rights leader Medgar
Civil rights leader Medgar LA Times Daily 17 May 2021
Civil rights leader Medgar Eugene Sheffer 14 Apr 2021
Civil rights leader Medgar Newsday 06 Dec 2020
"Tinker to ___ to Chance" Universal 26 Dec 2019
Civil rights activist Medgar USA Today 10 Dec 2019
Medgar who said 'You can kill a man, but you can't kill an idea' New York Times 05 Oct 2019
Activist Medgar LA Times Daily 30 Sep 2019
Activist Medgar
Civil rights leader Medgar Thomas Joseph 07 Sep 2019
Civil-rights hero Medgar, of whom Nina Simone sings on "Mississippi Goddam"
Activist Medgar
Medgar who said "You can kill a man, but you can't kill an idea"
1963 winner of the N.A.A.C.P. Spingarn Medal
Civil rights leader Medgar New York Times 09 Oct 2018
Civil rights icon Medgar New York Times 06 Apr 2018
Civil rights leader Medgar
Civil rights icon Medgar
Civil rights activist Medgar Wall Street Journal 07 Nov 2017
Civil rights leader Medgar Wall Street Journal 31 May 2017
Big name in '50s-'60s civil rights
Big name in '50s-'60s civil rights LA Times Daily 11 Mar 2017
Tinker to ___ to Chance (Cubs double play combo) New York Times 15 Nov 2016
'50s-'60s civil rights activist LA Times Daily 12 Aug 2016
'50s-'60s civil rights activist
Tinker to ___ to Chance (Cubs double play combo)
Civil rights leader Medgar
Civil rights VIP
Activist Medgar
Civil rights martyr
Tinker's target
'50s-'60s civil rights leader
Tinker to ___ to Chance (classic double play)
Civil-rights leader Medgar
Tinker to __ to Chance: classic double-play combo
Civil rights leader Medgar
Civil rights martyr Medgar
Medgar of civil rights
Second baseman in a famed trio
Medgar ___ College
Civil rights activist Medgar
Civil rights activist Medgar
Duke ___, Rocky's manager/trainer
Activist who said "You can kill a man but you can't kill an idea"
Activist who said "You can kill a man but you can't kill an idea"
Civil rights activist Medgar
Civil rights leader Medgar
Medgar of civil rights
Tinker-Chance link
Civil-rights leader Medgar
Activist Medgar
Civil rights leader Medgar
Brooklyn's Medgar ___ College
Medgar of Mississippi
Civil rights leader Medgar
Civil rights activist Medgar
Double-play combo member
Tinker to __ to Chance: old double-play combo
Tinker to __ to Chance: old double-play combo
Charles or Medgar
Medgar of the civil rights movement
'50s-'60s civil rights activist
"Miss ___ Boys" (1997)
Civil rights worker Medgar
Tinker-Chance middleman
Part of a famous double-play combo
Civil rights leader portrayed in "For Us, The Living"
Part of a famous double-play combo
Civil rights worker Medgar
Tinker-Chance connection
Tinker-Chance go-between
Tinker-Chance link
Tinker's target
Tinker's target
Civil rights leader Medgar
Activist Medgar
One of a double-play trio
Noted civil rights leader
Hall-of-Fame second baseman Johnny
Tinker-Chance middleman
Second baseman called "The Crab"
Tinker's teammate
Civil rights leader Medgar
Last name in civil rights
Civil Rightist Medgar
Civil-rights leader Medgar
"Tinker to ___ to Chance"
Chance associate
Tinker's target?
Middle of a noted Cubs trio
Tinker's target
Tinker-Chance middleman
Tinker to ___ to Chance
Memorable Medgar
Ghosts of Mississippi subject
Tinker-Chance connection
Between Tinker and Chance
Tinker to --to Chance
Tinker's target
To whom Tinker threw
Noted name in civil rights
Tinker-Chance middleman
Diamond middleman?
Civil rights leader from Mississippi
Tinker-Chance link
Middle of a famous trio
He left things to Chance
Civil-rights leader Medgar ___
John ___, noted second baseman
Middleman in a baseball trio
Cubs' Hall of Famer
He threw to Chance
Famous middleman of baseball
Baseball's Crab or Hoot
Tinker's receiver
Between Tinker and Chance
Player between Tinker and Chance
One of a baseball trio
Tinker's pivot man
Famous middle man of baseball
Tinker to ___ . . .
Tinker's partner
Tinker–Chance connection
'Twixt Tinker and Chance
Tinker's receiver
Hall of Fame infielder
Player with Chance and Tinker
Tinker to ___ to . . .
" . . . ___ to Chance"
Double-play name
Baseball great
One of a double-play trio
Former baseball great.
"Tinkers to ___ to Chance."—F. P. Adams.
"Tinker to ___ to Chance."
Pivot in famed double play.
"Hoot" of the Red Sox.
Hall of Fame baseball player.
He relayed from Tinker to Chance.
Tigers' "Hoot."
Double-play middleman.
Tinker's link to Chance.
Between Tinker and Chance.
One of a famous baseball trio.
Team-mate of Tinker and Chance.
Red Sox fly chaser.
Hoot of Boston.
Chance's partner
Baseball immortal.
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