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John Owens
  • 16 years ago
This excerpt from the 2008 documentary "Buck O'Neil and Black Baseball in Chicago" looks at the Chicago American Giants, one of the legendary teams from the Negro Leagues. Written, directed and shot by Chicago documentary filmmaker John Owens.
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