Famous Alabamians in the Early 1900s

______ was known as one of the best pitchers in baseball history.

______was head of a college for African American teachers.

______worked to improve the lives of the blind and deaf.

______ helped build the Panama Canal?

______ became a world champion boxer.

______ served on the United States Supreme Court.

______ helped open the University of Alabama to women.

______ started Tuskegee Institute.

______ created a home for girls in Africa.

______ was a scientist who taught farmers to grow crops other than cotton.

______ was known as the "Father of the Blues"

______ won four Olympic gold medals.