Lloyd Benjamon Davenport (October 11, 1911 – September 1, 1985) was an American baseball outfielder who played for several clubs of the Negro and Minor leagues during 17 seasons spanning 1934–1953.

[2] Davenport was 41 years old when he joined the Danville Dans in 1953, during what turned out to be his career's final season.

Davenport played a second season in Philadelphia before jumping to the Cincinnati Tigers of the Negro American League.

After the season, the Cincinnati Tigers franchise ceased operations and Davenport followed Radcliff to the Memphis Red Sox.

Again, Davenport hit over three hundred and when the season ended, he could call himself a champion, as Memphis defeated the Atlanta Black Crackers for the league championship, 2 games to 0.