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New Book about Indians and Sports
The University of Oklahoma brings out a new book about Indians and sports, titled, Coach Tommy Thompson and the Boys of Sequoyah by Patti Dickinson. Available this September from the OU Press, $19.95… more →
On the Prairie Diamond: The Weblog of LeAnne Howe
New Book about Indians and Sports
wrote 4 months ago: The University of Oklahoma brings out a new book about Indians and sports, titled, Coach Tommy Thomp … more →
The Historic Choctaw Nation Council House
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wrote 4 months ago: Gets a redux! For those planning on attending the Choctaw Nation’s Labor Day Festival at Tushk … more →
Shout out! Co-ed Softball tourney July 25
wrote 5 months ago: Hey, fast-pitch, slow-pitch teams, and lovers of the game! There’s an Indian co-ed softball t … more →
Italy in Oklahoma
wrote 6 months ago: As I gear up for Salon Ada, a literary salon this week-end for writers, artists, and scholars, I wan … more →
Small Towns, Big Histories, Upcoming Events
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wrote 6 months ago: This week I was tooling around Oklahoma and hit Prague, the hometown of baseball player Jim Thorpe. … more →
Rounding the Bases: What We've Been Reading
wrote 8 months ago: * 12-year old Mackenzie Brown throws a perfect game against the boys. via Jodi * At Quiet Bubble, Of … more →
"He’s an Indian…you know what that means."
wrote 9 months ago: Louis Sockalexis takes up a healthy segment of Indian baseball articles from the late 19th century, … more →
What once was distained we now praise
wrote 9 months ago: From the alas defunct Rocky Mountain News (sigh), an 1895 article gives potent insight into a fallac … more →
Why we like 19th century newspapers
wrote 10 months ago: Via Lara Mann, a small gem from the Boston Daily Advertiser, May 23, 1883: In General –The ske … more →
And here too is another article by our friend, Royce Crash Parr
wrote 10 months ago: …on American Indians and the major league. Batter-up! … more →
John Tortes Meyers (1910)
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wrote 1 year ago: Library of Congress Baseball Photostream … more →
America's most perfect village – and more
wrote 1 year ago: I’m recovering from the NY trip and readings from Miko Kings at SUNY Potsdam, Oneonta College, and t … more →
Be Leaves!
wrote 1 year ago: In my final word about Gidget and her political performance, I want to say that you read it here fir … more →
Putting the old in 'old ball game.'
wrote 1 year ago: News flash: Sent to us via Professor Robert Parker at Illinois, ancient Maya ball courts are much ol … more →
But Will They Do the Tomahawk Chop?
wrote 1 year ago: Tip of the cap to Jodi for this heads up: Miko to throw out first pitch in Atlanta. If you are watch … more →
Joba on the Mound!
wrote 1 year ago: I used to live in Minneapolis, MN, so today when Joba Chamberlain takes the mound for the Yankees ag … more →
Rounding the Bases: What We're Reading
wrote 1 year ago: Hobart’s Annual Baseball Web Issue. An excess of sentiment and perhaps better judgment leaves … more →
"They Called It Counting Coup"
wrote 1 year ago: Noted without comment for the moment, a profile of Jacoby Ellsbury in this Sunday’s Boston Glo … more →
Rounding the Bases: What We're Reading
wrote 1 year ago: • By way of the Library of Congress Blog comes word of the new thematic portal, “America … more →
