Guy W. Green was an attorney, journalist, businessman, Presbyterian evangelist and baseball entrepreneur. Remembered today as the barnstorming owner of the Nebraska Indians, he also founded Green’s Japanese Baseball Team in 1906 and Green’s Native Hawaiian Baseball Team in 1913. He died in Kansas City in 1946. Jeffrey P. Beck is associate dean of graduate studies and professor of English at East Tennessee State University in Johnson City, Tennessee.

“One of the best but least-heralded developments in the recent history of baseball literature was the inauguration of the McFarland Historical Baseball Library in 2003”—I>Spitball; “invaluable McFarland Historical Baseball Library series”—Edward Achorn, The Providence Journal.

• Table of ContentsAcknowledgments      viiiEditors’ Note     Introduction by Jeffrey P. Beck      The Nebraska Indians: A Complete History of the Nebraska Indian Base Ball Team (1900)      Fun and Folic with an Indian Ball Team (1907)      Appendix: “Experiences with an Indian Ball Team” (1908)      Index

Guy W. Green was an attorney, journalist, businessman, Presbyterian evangelist and baseball entrepreneur. Remembered today as the barnstorming owner of the Nebraska Indians, he also founded Green’s Japanese Baseball Team in 1906 and Green’s Native Hawaiian Baseball Team in 1913. He died in Kansas City in 1946. Jeffrey P. Beck is associate dean of graduate studies and professor of English at East Tennessee State University in Johnson City, Tennessee.

“One of the best but least-heralded developments in the recent history of baseball literature was the inauguration of the McFarland Historical Baseball Library in 2003”—I>Spitball; “invaluable McFarland Historical Baseball Library series”—Edward Achorn, The Providence Journal.

• Table of ContentsAcknowledgments      viiiEditors’ Note     Introduction by Jeffrey P. Beck      The Nebraska Indians: A Complete History of the Nebraska Indian Base Ball Team (1900)      Fun and Folic with an Indian Ball Team (1907)      Appendix: “Experiences with an Indian Ball Team” (1908)      Index

Guy W. Green was an attorney, journalist, businessman, Presbyterian evangelist and baseball entrepreneur. Remembered today as the barnstorming owner of the Nebraska Indians, he also founded Green’s Japanese Baseball Team in 1906 and Green’s Native Hawaiian Baseball Team in 1913. He died in Kansas City in 1946. Jeffrey P. Beck is associate dean of graduate studies and professor of English at East Tennessee State University in Johnson City, Tennessee.

“One of the best but least-heralded developments in the recent history of baseball literature was the inauguration of the McFarland Historical Baseball Library in 2003”—I>Spitball; “invaluable McFarland Historical Baseball Library series”—Edward Achorn, The Providence Journal.

• Table of ContentsAcknowledgments      viiiEditors’ Note     Introduction by Jeffrey P. Beck      The Nebraska Indians: A Complete History of the Nebraska Indian Base Ball Team (1900)      Fun and Folic with an Indian Ball Team (1907)      Appendix: “Experiences with an Indian Ball Team” (1908)      Index