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George Lattimore
George William Lattimore (born 1887 - after 1931) was an American lawyer, sports manager, manager of the Southern Syncopated Orchestra,〔Howland, John W. (2009) ''Ellington Uptown: Duke Ellington, James P. Johnson, and the Birth of Concert Jazz''. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, p. 216. ISBN 0472033166〕 and a theatrical and cinema impresario.
==Basketball==
Lattimore was the founder and manager in 1906 of the Smart Set Athletic Club of Brooklyn, the first independent African-American basketball team who were the winners of the first Colored World's Basketball Championship.〔(Amateur Ideals, Pt. 1. ) Black Fives Foundation. Retrieved 12 October 2014.〕 ''The New York Age'', a leading African-American newspaper, reported that the club was reorganised as the Smart Set Athletic Club Incorporated in 1916 with J. Hoffman Woods as Chairman, William F. Trotman as Treasurer and George Lattimore as Secretary.〔"Smart Set Athletic Club Reorganizes", ''The New York Age'', 9 March 1916, p. 1. newspapers.com Retrieved 12 October 2014. 〕
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