In this Issue: The story of the All-American Girls Softball League; Raymond Hagen's memoir of growing up on Washington Island; The story of "Stambaugh's Treaty" between the Menomonee nation and the New York Indians, a group of seven Indian nations from New York who had been forced west; and a book excerpt from "Obreros Unidos: The Roots and Legacy of the Farmworkers Movement."
In This Issue
- Editor's Letter
- "Pinch Hitters: All-American Women in Wisconsin" by John H. Nondorf
- "A Washington Island Boyhood" by Raymond Hagen with John S. Lloyd
- "Stambaugh's Treaty" by Peter Shrake
- Book Excerpt from "Obreros Unidos: The Roots and Legacy of the Farmworkers Movement" by Jesus Salas
- Letters
- Curio
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