The Newark Eagles, a notable team in the Negro Leagues, had several famous players who later gained recognition in Major League Baseball and the Hall of Fame. Some of the most notable players include:

1. Larry Doby - The first African American to play in the American League, breaking the color barrier shortly after Jackie Robinson. Doby was a key player for the Eagles before joining the Cleveland Indians (MLB.com) (Welcome to Blackpast •) .

2. Monte Irvin - An outstanding all-around player who later starred for the New York Giants. Irvin was a crucial part of the Eagles’ 1946 Negro World Series championship team (MLB.com) (Welcome to Blackpast •) .

3. Ray Dandridge - A Hall of Fame third baseman known for his excellent defensive skills and batting prowess (Wikipedia) (Welcome to Blackpast •) .

4. Leon Day - A versatile pitcher and infielder, Day is celebrated for his impressive pitching performances, including a no-hitter in 1946 (MLB.com) (Welcome to Blackpast •) .

5. Don Newcombe - A talented pitcher who later found success with the Brooklyn Dodgers, becoming one of the first African American pitchers to achieve major league success (MLB.com) .

6. Biz Mackey - Renowned for his skills as a catcher and later as a mentor to Roy Campanella, Mackey was a significant figure in Negro League baseball (Wikipedia) (Welcome to Blackpast •) .

7. Mule Suttles - A powerful hitter and first baseman, Suttles was known for his impressive home run totals and consistent performance (Wikipedia) (Welcome to Blackpast •) .

8. Willie Wells - An exceptional shortstop, Wells was recognized for his defensive brilliance and hitting ability (Welcome to Blackpast •) .

These players contributed significantly to the success and legacy of the Newark Eagles, particularly during their peak years in the 1940s. For more detailed information, you can refer to the comprehensive histories available on MLB.com and BlackPast.org.