Who is The Cleveland Indians Tribe
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Technically, the first Cleveland Indians were the Erie Indians, who were in Cleveland long before there was any such thing the city of Cleveland or a baseball team. Ohio was considered the wild west in the 1700-1800s, and many Native American Indian tribes lived throughout Ohio.
The Cleveland Indians Tribe, Tributes, Links, and Legends is dedicated to all who seek information about the Cleveland Indians, their history, and the Native Americans which inspired the team name.
The Cleveland Indians
Historic Icons Of Major League Baseball

A lot of changes since this web page was built. Wikipedia has expanded their historical presentation about the Cleveland Indians in great detail, and you can find a lot of information there about the original baseball team, players, coaches, and their entry in the Central Division. The links provided herein will present you with an extraordinary amount of information, from blogs, to the Cleveland Indians Official Team Site, and more.
The artwork displayed on this page began with bits and pieces of old penants, hats, cards, and papers from yard sales, auctions, etc.,. From that point, the graphics were pieced together and reworked to preserve and showcase the Cleveland Indian icon(s) as a true historic works of art.
This page was designed to serve as reminder that there would be no Cleveland Indians without the contribution of the real Native American Indians, and salute the one major league ball team not afraid to promote its heritage.
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" . . . a newspaper contest was held, and the winning entry "Indians", was chosen, submitted by a fan who said he was doing it in honor of the Chief, Louis Sockalexis."
Although there has been some controversy as to why and when the Cleveland team was named The Indians, in truth, the team name represents the Native American spirit that inspires the team, incorporates the tribe, and has earned the respect of their fans, friends, supporters for more than 100 years. History documents the proud and the brave. The Indians serve as a reminder of this.
Links To The Indians

Below are some of the best Cleveland Indians links to player lists, schedules, and historical references that I could find. Your contribution to this list will only make it better, and will help others learn more about the Cleveland Indians.
Included in this list are a number of links to the real Cleveland Indians who were here long before the 'tribe' became a franchise and charter member of The American League. The purpose of their inclusion is to educate and inform.
Cleveland Indians (1901-Present)
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Erie Indian Tribe History
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Cleveland Indians In The News
- Cleveland Indians - TeamReport
- MLB Team Report - Cleveland Indians - INSIDE PITCH The Indians' inability to hit left-handed pitching was an issue again Tuesday as they lost 8-2 to the Royals. Cleveland scored two runs on two hits in the first inning, then was held scoreless on three ...
- Indians DH Travis Hafner to have knee surgery
- By AP CLEVELAND ? A bad week on the injury front just got worse for the Cleveland Indians. Designated hitter Travis Hafner will have surgery on his right knee Thursday and is expected to miss four to six weeks. Indians trainer Lonnie Soloff said ...
- Sagging Cleveland Indians need some bats, but where are they? Bud Shaw's ...
- That's not exactly the consistency that the Indians are looking for with a depleted lineup. CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Don't look toward Columbus for the cavalry to arrive... The menacing right-handed hitter the Indians could use is visiting Cleveland this ...
- Cleveland Indians - PlayerWatch
- His departure means the Indians, who have carried seven relievers for most of the season, are currently carrying six. DH Travis Hafner has missed the last five games because of right knee soreness. "We hope to have him back in the next couple of days," ...
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- Cleveland Indians - TeamReport
- MLB Team Report - Cleveland Indians - INSIDE PITCH The Indians' inability to hit left-handed pitching was an issue again Tuesday as they lost 8-2 to the Royals. Cleveland scored two runs on two hits in the first inning, then was held scoreless on three ...
- Indians DH Travis Hafner to have knee surgery
- By AP CLEVELAND ? A bad week on the injury front just got worse for the Cleveland Indians. Designated hitter Travis Hafner will have surgery on his right knee Thursday and is expected to miss four to six weeks. Indians trainer Lonnie Soloff said ...
- Sagging Cleveland Indians need some bats, but where are they? Bud Shaw's ...
- That's not exactly the consistency that the Indians are looking for with a depleted lineup. CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Don't look toward Columbus for the cavalry to arrive... The menacing right-handed hitter the Indians could use is visiting Cleveland this ...
- Cleveland Indians - PlayerWatch
- His departure means the Indians, who have carried seven relievers for most of the season, are currently carrying six. DH Travis Hafner has missed the last five games because of right knee soreness. "We hope to have him back in the next couple of days," ...
Learn About The Real Tribes
Did you know the name "Ohio" is an Iroquoian Indian word? It came from the Seneca name for the Ohio River, Ohiyo, which means "it is beautiful."
The Senecas were not the original inhabitants of Ohio, however. The Indian tribes of the Ohio Valley were decimated by smallpox and other European diseases before the Europeans had even met them, and Algonquian and Iroquoian tribes from neighboring regions moved into Ohio as European colonization forced them from their original homes. Only a few of the tribes who were living in Ohio before 1492 still survive today. -- Native American Tribes of Ohio
Don't Forget . . .
1. Ball Cap
2. T-Shirt
3. Jacket
4. Cooler
5. Tickets
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As with all beginnings, sometimes things happen so fast that information and history become lost in the shuffle of time. To make this page a better place for all who appreciate The Tribe, you input would be most welcome
More often than not, the fans in the stands know a lot about the history of their favorite team. You are welcome to share your Cleveland Indian history, memories, insight, and fan stories here. If you or someone someone you know can further identify a graphic and its origin, provide a historic link, contribute a photo of a Cleveland Indian or your favorite souvenir, you are welcome to share it here.
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JaguarJulie Sep 26, 2010 @ 11:57 am | delete
- Gosh, I surely do appreciate and will always remember what the Cleveland Indians meant to me growing up in Cleveland! I used to get 8 pair of tickets for scoring all As on my report card ... and then my grandma would sell those tickets at the West Side Market and I'd be rich that summer!
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kab
Sep 2, 2009 @ 6:05 pm | delete
- I'm glad that 1947 logo didn't stick. He gives me the hebe-geebies. What inspired the change from the 1928 profile to the 1947 cartoon?
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