| 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 |
The Washington Post |
27 Apr 2022 |
| Wisconsin governor Tony |
New York Times |
17 Dec 2021 |
| Civil rights activist Medgar |
Newsday |
30 May 2021 |
| Civil rights leader Medgar |
The Washington Post |
17 May 2021 |
| 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 |
The Washington Post |
30 Sep 2019 |
| Activist Medgar |
LA Times Daily |
30 Sep 2019 |
| Civil rights leader Medgar |
Thomas Joseph |
07 Sep 2019 |
| Civil-rights hero Medgar, of whom Nina Simone sings on "Mississippi Goddam" |
The New Yorker |
04 Mar 2019 |
| Medgar who said "You can kill a man, but you can't kill an idea" |
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| Activist Medgar |
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| 1963 winner of the N.A.A.C.P. Spingarn Medal |
The New Yorker |
05 Nov 2018 |
| Civil rights leader Medgar |
New York Times |
09 Oct 2018 |
| Civil rights icon Medgar |
New York Times |
06 Apr 2018 |
| Civil rights icon Medgar |
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| Civil rights leader Medgar |
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| 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 |
LA Times Daily |
11 Mar 2017 |
| Big name in '50s-'60s civil rights |
The Washington Post |
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 |
| Tinker to ___ to Chance (Cubs double play combo) |
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| '50s-'60s civil rights activist |
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| Civil rights VIP |
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| Activist Medgar |
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| Civil rights leader Medgar |
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| Civil rights martyr |
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| Tinker to ___ to Chance (classic double play) |
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| Tinker to __ to Chance: classic double-play combo |
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| Civil-rights leader Medgar |
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| '50s-'60s civil rights leader |
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| Tinker's target |
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| Second baseman in a famed trio |
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| Medgar of civil rights |
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| Civil rights martyr Medgar |
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| Civil rights leader Medgar |
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| Medgar ___ College |
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| Civil rights activist Medgar |
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| Civil rights activist Medgar |
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| Duke ___, Rocky's manager/trainer |
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| Activist who said "You can kill a man but you can't kill an idea" |
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| Activist who said "You can kill a man but you can't kill an idea" |
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| Civil rights activist Medgar |
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| Civil rights leader Medgar |
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| Activist Medgar |
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| Tinker-Chance link |
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| Civil-rights leader Medgar |
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| Civil rights leader Medgar |
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| Medgar of civil rights |
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| Civil rights leader Medgar |
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| Medgar of Mississippi |
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| Brooklyn's Medgar ___ College |
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| Tinker to __ to Chance: old double-play combo |
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| Medgar of the civil rights movement |
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| Charles or Medgar |
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| Double-play combo member |
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| Civil rights activist Medgar |
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| Tinker to __ to Chance: old double-play combo |
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| Part of a famous double-play combo |
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| "Miss ___ Boys" (1997) |
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| Civil rights worker Medgar |
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| Part of a famous double-play combo |
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| Civil rights leader portrayed in "For Us, The Living" |
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| '50s-'60s civil rights activist |
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| Tinker-Chance middleman |
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| Civil rights worker Medgar |
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| Tinker-Chance go-between |
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| Tinker-Chance connection |
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| Civil rights leader Medgar |
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| Tinker-Chance link |
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| Tinker's target |
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| Tinker's target |
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| Hall-of-Fame second baseman Johnny |
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| Noted civil rights leader |
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| Activist Medgar |
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| One of a double-play trio |
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| Tinker-Chance middleman |
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| Tinker's teammate |
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| Civil Rightist Medgar |
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| Chance associate |
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| "Tinker to ___ to Chance" |
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| Civil rights leader Medgar |
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| Last name in civil rights |
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| Civil-rights leader Medgar |
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| Second baseman called "The Crab" |
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| Tinker's target |
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| Middle of a noted Cubs trio |
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| Tinker's target? |
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| Tinker to ___ to Chance |
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| Tinker-Chance connection |
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| Memorable Medgar |
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| Ghosts of Mississippi subject |
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| Tinker to --to Chance |
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| Between Tinker and Chance |
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| Tinker-Chance middleman |
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| Tinker's target |
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| Noted name in civil rights |
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| To whom Tinker threw |
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| Diamond middleman? |
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| Tinker-Chance middleman |
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| Middle of a famous trio |
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| Civil rights leader from Mississippi |
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| Tinker-Chance link |
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| He left things to Chance |
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| Civil-rights leader Medgar ___ |
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| John ___, noted second baseman |
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| Middleman in a baseball trio |
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| He threw to Chance |
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| Cubs' Hall of Famer |
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| Famous middleman of baseball |
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| Baseball's Crab or Hoot |
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| Tinker's receiver |
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| Between Tinker and Chance |
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| Player between Tinker and Chance |
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| Tinker's pivot man |
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| One of a baseball trio |
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| Famous middle man of baseball |
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| Tinker's partner |
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| Tinker to ___ . . . |
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| Tinker–Chance connection |
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| 'Twixt Tinker and Chance |
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| Hall of Fame infielder |
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| Tinker's receiver |
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| Player with Chance and Tinker |
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| Tinker to ___ to . . . |
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| " . . . ___ to Chance" |
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| Double-play name |
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| One of a double-play trio |
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| Baseball great |
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| Chance's partner |
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| Between Tinker and Chance. |
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| One of a famous baseball trio. |
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| Team-mate of Tinker and Chance. |
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| Red Sox fly chaser. |
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| "Hoot" of the Red Sox. |
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| Hoot of Boston. |
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| Baseball immortal. |
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| Former baseball great. |
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| Pivot in famed double play. |
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| Hall of Fame baseball player. |
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| He relayed from Tinker to Chance. |
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| Tinker's link to Chance. |
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| Tigers' "Hoot." |
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| "Tinker to ___ to Chance." |
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| "Tinkers to ___ to Chance."—F. P. Adams. |
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| Double-play middleman. |
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