Native American Major Leaguers (2025)
- Introduction: Native American Major Leaguers
Rob Daugherty - Today’s Native American Ballplayer: Identity and Resilience
Joe Leisek - The Carlisle Indian School: Baseball as a ‘Civilizing’ Influence
Roger and Deena Parmelee - “Onward, Haskell”
Luis A. Blandón Jr. - The Old Ball Game: Sherman Indian baseball, Est. 1903
Tom Willman - American Indian Barnstorming Teams
Jeffrey P. Beck - The Relationship of Legendary Managers Connie Mack and John McGraw with Their Native American Players
William A. Young - How William “Big Chief” Watkins Began his Career as a Japanese: Early Native American and Japanese Baseball Interaction
Robert K. Fitts - Indigenous Baseball in the Northeastern Borderlands: From Lou Sockalexis to Charlie Paul
Colin Howell - Altjematimgeol: Translating the Spalding Rules of Baseball into the Mi’kmaq Language
Colin Howell - The 1911 World Series: “Indian Versus Indian”
William A. Young - Jimmy Rattlesnake
Ian Wilson - Yolande Teillet
Ryan Woodward - The Boys of Bacone: 1967 National Champion Bacone College Warriors
Doug Wedge - Sometimes We Get to Be the Hero: Jacoby Ellsbury and the Importance of Indigenous Representation
Christopher D. Chavis - The Spokane Indians: A Collaboration of Team and Tribe
Eric Vickrey - The Rise and Fall of Chief Wahoo
Vince Guerrieri - From Blues to Naps to Indians to Guardians: Over 100 Years of Team Name Changes in Cleveland
Stephanie Liscio - Othering at the Ballpark: Origins of the Atlanta Braves’ ‘Tomahawk Chop’
Steven Goldman - Red Sox, Giants Celebrate Native American Heritage Nights
Joe Leisek and Bill Nowlin