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          Buck o'neil cause of death

        1. Buck O'Neil represented excellence and determination both on and off the baseball field.
        2. Buck o'neil wife
        3. He registered for military service in In , his occupation is listed as scout for the chicago cubs.
        4. Born in Carrabelle, FL in to John Sr. and Luella O'Neil.

          5. Buck o'neil wife...

          John "Buck" O'Neil

          John Jordan O'Neil
          Nickname: Buck, Foots, Nancy

          Career: 1937-1955
          Positions: 1b, of, manager
          Teams: Miami Giants (1934), New York Tigers (1935), Shreveport Acme Giants (1936), Memphis Red Sox (1937), Zulu Cannibal Giants (1937), Kansas City Monarchs (1938-1943, 1946-1955), military service (1943-1945)
          Bats: Right
          Throws: Right
          Height.

          6' 2''   Weight: 190
          Born: November 13, 1911, Carrabelle, Florida
          Died: October 6, 2006, Kansas City, Missouri

          A smooth-fielding first baseman for the Kansas City Monarchs as they won four consecutive Negro American League pennants (1939-1942), O'Neil hit .353 as the Monarchs swept the Homestead Grays in the first World Series played between the Negro American League and the more established Negro National League.

          That year, 1942, also marked the first of his three appearances for the West squad in the All Star game.

          The Monarchs' dynasty was temporarily derailed by World War II, as O'Neil and several oth