By Solomon Crenshaw Jr.
The hot corner proved to be too hot for Tony Nathan.
The man who would become a legend on the football field also had baseball on his athletic resume at Woodlawn High School.
“That corner was hot,” he recalled with a laugh. “I got hit in the chest and the chin. I just had to stop it.”Nathan’s days on the diamond came up as the appeared at the Negro Southern League Museum Thursday night for the latest installment of “Pitch Talk,” a discussion program created by the museum to engage the community.
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