Nov 1929 The American Indian Magazine Haskell Football Tulsa Golden Hurricane

This is the November 1929 issue of The American Indian, the Official Publication of the Society of Oklahoma Indians, Vol 4, #2. It features the Haskell Institute football team on the cover as well as the Tulsa Golden Hurricane (photos and rosters).  This rare magazine was published in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Table of contents:

University of Tulsa Will Have Indian Museum and School

All Americans Should Know History of Their Country

Editorial

Poetry

The Great Highway of Ancient or Pre-Historic America

The Interesting Origin of the Sarcee Indians of Canada

Returning of "Praying Bear" to the Land of the Cherokee

Fifth Installment of Pre-Columbian War in Ohio Valley

Cherokee Orphan Asylum Was Established in Year 1873

Battle of Chusto-Talasah Was Fought Near Tulsey Town

Indian Ethnologist Tells of Solving New York Problem

The Penobscot Indians Still Under Supervision of Maine 

Also featured inside:  

Four Golden Hurricane Backfield "B's": halfback Benefiel, fullback Blackman, quarterback Beattie, halfback Bailey, along with coach "Gloomy Gus" Henderson

Photo of 1895 Football Squad (Tulsa Golden Hurricane's first team)

Then and Now: the Foresight of a Famous Indian Chief (Chief Crowfoot of the Blackfoot Indians of Gleichen, Alberta, Canada

Sacrificial Site of Pawnee Found (Merrick County, Nebraska)

Issue is approximately 10” x 13.5” and has 16 pages (not including cover).

Condition: Spine is torn on all pages (about 5.5" on the bottom of the pages), stains, significant age discoloration (see photos)

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