Jack White and the Warstic Woodmen play the Detroit Stars sandlot style

Jack White gets a hit during the game which was free to people but donations towards fixing up the field and stadium were encouraged. Jack White has donated $10,000 towards the renovation and restoration of the stadium, once home to the Detroit Stars Negro League team.

Ron Teasley, 92, of Detroit, who played in the Negro League, about to throw out the ceremonial first pitch.

Jack White, right, chats with Vanessa Rose, 36, of Royal Oak, granddaughter of Norman "Turkey" Stearnes, after she reaches first base. Stearnes, a Hall of Famer, played 11 seasons for the Detroit Stars Negro League team.

Brendan Benson of the Raconteurs is sent home to score.

Nathan Moore of Detroit pitches for the Stars.

Jack White after getting the out at first on Stars' Lou Setzler, 32, of Detroit, left.

Lou Setzler, 32, of Detroit chases Warstic's Cameron Monger, left, during a run down.

Tony Paris of Hamtramck and Lou Setzler, 32, of Detroit react after a successful run down getting the out on the Warstic baserunner.

Jack White, right, prepares to bat.

Standing at right, from right, Tristan Presley, 17, Reegan Saunders, 18, and Lauren Maiz, 17, all of Northville watch during the game.

Julia Timmons of the Warstic Woodmen ducks under a high pitch.

Jack White bats during the game.

From left, Pete Celina laughs at a comment made by Ron Teasley, 92, of Detroit, who played in the Negro League, and Ike Blessitt at Hamtramck Stadium during a charity match with the Jack White and friends to benefit the Friends of Historic Hamtramck Stadium on July 11, 2019. Blessitt played with the Detroit Tigers and many years in Mexico.

Tour manager Lalo Medina walks off the field with Teresa Gillis, Jack White's mother, during the game.

Robert Bradley sings during a break in the action.

People react while Robert Bradley, left, sings during a break in the game.

Warstic's Cameron Monger slides safely into home.

People check out the stands of Historic Hamtramck Stadium during a sandlot style baseball game.

Jack White, right, talks with musician, Dean Fertita, left, during the game.

Event organizer Dave Mesrey with the Friends of Historic Hamtramck Stadium makes a throw to first base.

Jack White, right with long hair, high fives Stars' Rod Beard, left, of The Detroit News and Jean-Claude Lewis after the game.

The team photo after the sandlot style baseball game between the Warstic Woodmen and the Detroit Stars at Hamtramck Stadium in Hamtramck, Mich. on July 11, 2019. Jack White has donated $10,000 towards the renovation and restoration of the stadium, once home to the Detroit Stars Negro League team.