This is a list of American sportspeople of Native American ancestry.
Arthur Lee Daney, a Choctaw man from Tahlinia, played in only one game and pitched only one inning in 1928.
Several current major leaguers have Cherokee heritage, including the Milwaukee Brewers' Adrian Houser, who was born in the Native American hospital in Helsley's hometown
Locklear is a fullblooded Lumbee Indian.
Madritsch is 50 percent Lakota Sioux (on his mother's side).
Pryor Edward McBee, the left handed Indian pitcher, who joined the Sox recently after being unaccounted for all spring, is one-eighth Choctaw.
Albert Pierce Reynolds, who became known as Super Chief, was born in Bethany, Okla., the son of a minister whose mother was a Creek Indian.