David J. Laliberte Master's Thesis St. Cloud State University Department of History, Graduate Studies August 2008 \ II Table of Contents Acknowledgements ........................................................................................................ v I-Myth, History, and Indian Baseball: An Unexpected Introduction ...................... 2 2-"We Are Brave Men": Baseball and the St. John's Industrial School, 1884-1896 ..................................... 30 3-Winning Indians and Other Contradictions: The Morris Indian School Baseball Team, 1898-1908 ......................................... .46 4-Natives in Peculiar Places: Baseball, Pipestone and the Indian Training School, 1893-1953 .......................... 67 S-Conclusion .................................................. ··································:··························97 Bibliography ................................................................................................................. 101 Photographs follow each chapter ill © 2008, David J. Laliberte Reproduction of this material in any form prohibited without express written consent ofauthor David J. Laliberte 1108 North Seventh Avenue St. Cloud, MN 56303 320-251-0019
[email protected] NOTE: On 08 March 2019 David Laliberte gave the CSB/SJU Archivist permission to put this article, "'We Are Brave Meh': Baseball and the St. John's Industrial School, 1884-1896"--Chapter 2 of his MA thesis Indian Summers: Baseball at Native American Boarding Schools in Minnesota (St. Cloud State University, 2008)--onto