The most famous team of barnstorming Indian baseball players was Green's
Nebraska Indians. Formed by Lincoln businessman Guy W. Green, the Indians
crisscrossed the country from 1897 into the 1910s, playing town teams that
challenged them. Although the name implied that Native Americans constituted
the team, it is clear that white players were also members.
Source:
www.nebraskahistory.org/.../ native_baseball.htm
House of David Team
Source:
the-light.com/mens/ samson/4/samson.html
1935 Cuban Stars Broadside
Source: Lelands.com
Homestead Greys, 1939
Ethiopian Clowns
Source: Great Amsterdam School
District
Barnstorming Flyers
Source: Western Canada
Baseball
Barnstorming Flyer, Brandon Daily Sun, June 24, 1948
Source: Western Canada
Baseball
Barnstorming Flyer
Source: Great Amsterdam School
District
1954 Program
Source: American Memory
Barnstorming Flyer, Winnipeg Tribune, June 6, 1935
Source: Western Canada
Baseball
Cecil Travis, Dizzy Dean, Satchel Paige
Early 1940s
Source:
www.baseballtoddsdugout.com/
"Satchel Paige Hands Beating to Dizzy Dean," Chicago Daily Tribune,
October 22, 1934
Source: ProQuest
"Dizzy Dean's All-Star Aggregation Defeated," Los Angeles Times, May
25, 1942
Source: ProQuest
"Paige's Nine Plays Grays Under Lights," The Washington Post, June
14, 1942
Source: ProQuest
"Feller's Team Wins, 4-2," New York Times, October 5, 1946
Source: ProQuest
1953 Jackie Robinson Barnstorming Squad
Source: MauryWills.com