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Redskins Named in Dietz’s Honor
Professor Joseph Gordon Hylton posed some opinions and asked a question with regard to the naming of the Redskins NFL team yesterday. He stated that George Preston Marshall, owner of the Boston NFL fr… more →
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Redskins Named in Dietz's Honor
wrote 2 weeks ago: Professor Joseph Gordon Hylton posed some opinions and asked a question with regard to the naming of … more →
Lone Star's Portrait
wrote 3 weeks ago: Yesterday, I received n email from the son of Mary Lou Zientek with some photos attached. Mary Lou Z … more →
Redskins Renamed 80 Years Ago
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wrote 3 months ago: Earlier this week, I received a totally unexpected call from a reporter from the Washington Examiner … more →
Dietz's Incarceration
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wrote 5 months ago: One of the several mysteries surrounding Lone Star Dietz is what transpired between the time he surr … more →
Guiding The White Brethren
wrote 6 months ago: The electronic version of the Fall 2012 edition of the magazine for the National Museum of the Ameri … more →
Lone Star Dietz Article in Indian Country Today
wrote 9 months ago: Yesterday’s edition of Indian Country Today includes an article by Jack McNeel on Lone Star Dietz. T … more →
Carlisle Has as Many Hall of Famers as Miami
wrote 10 months ago: Well, it finally happened. Lone Star Dietz was enshrined in the College Football Hall of Fame last w … more →
400th Post - Paterno Loses Halo & Dietz Vindicated
wrote 10 months ago: WordPress tells me that this is my 400th message. At about 300 words each, that comes to 120,000 wor … more →
Carlisle Indians as Coaches
wrote 11 months ago: While preparing the 1911 Spalding’s Guide for printing, I noticed that some former Carlisle players … more →
Lone Star Dietz Artwork
wrote 11 months ago: A question that has come up recently is where Lone Star Dietz’s artwork can be purchased, because he … more →
Lone Star Gets His Due
wrote 12 months ago: Tonight, the National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI) in Washington, DC holds a reception to ki … more →
Artichoke Played for Carlisle
wrote 1 year ago: I thought I’d continue with the theme of Carlisle Indians who played football in WWI by looking thro … more →
Hawkeagle Also Played in 1917
wrote 1 year ago: Page 110 includes headshots of soldiers who played on the Camp Funston (Fort Riley, Kansas) football … more →
Was Wahoo Really Present?
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wrote 1 year ago: Beginning on page 7, Camp discussed three unbeaten eastern teams, two of which had ties to Carlisle. … more →
Differences Between Warner's 1912 Book and Spalding's Ad Copy
wrote 1 year ago: The title of Warner’s 1912 book varies from the title in the advertisement in the 1912 Spalding’s Gu … more →
More About Warner's 1912 Book
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wrote 1 year ago: The endorsements at the bottom of the 1912 ad were the same as previously: one from Walter Camp and … more →
Even More 1903 Carlisle Stars
wrote 1 year ago: Ed Rogers and James Phillips weren’t the only Carlisle Indians to play for a future Big Ten team in … more →
The Little Buffalo Robe
wrote 1 year ago: The last few days have been spent cleaning up the scanned PDF of The Little Buffalo Robe, a task tha … more →
Photos of Paintings on Deerskin
wrote 1 year ago: One of my earliest blogs, posted on April 4, 2008, was titled “Deerskin Paintings.” The post include … more →
