The Myth Behind the First Cleveland Indian: Louis Sockalexis

Neither Chief Wahoo nor the Indians' nickname honor the Penobscot man that inspired them

This Penobscot Baseball Player Inspired The Cleveland Indians Name 'For All The Wrong Reasons

Lou Sockalexis: The original Cleveland “Indian”

Inside the Pack: Early Native American Players' Issues Few in Number, Great in Value - Big League Sports & Pokemon Cards

The Cleveland Indians Need to Do More Than Change the Team's Name

Descendants of first Native American major leaguer want Cleveland's Chief Wahoo scrapped - APTN News

Born in 1871 on Maine's Penobscot Indian reservation and nephew of a chief, Louis Sockalexis became professional baseball's first American Indian

Baseball's First Indian: The Story of Penobscot Legend Louis Sockalexis

The 'Cleveland Socks?' Indians should talk to Penobscot Nation about honoring first Native American player: Jack Torry

Cleveland Indians manager says it's time to change the team name