Sitting Bull

American Indian Chief

1831-1890

Tatanka Iyotake of the Hunkpapa Lakota Sioux was brave, had fortitude, was generous, had wisdom. These were the traits that made the man, known to the paying customers of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show as Sitting Bull, a great warrior and leader. Born in the area that the white man named South Dakota, Sitting Bull became a Sioux warrior and was one of the three Indian chiefs to defeat Custer at the Battle of Little Bighorn in 1876. After that battle, Sitting Bull led his people into Canada. In 1881 he returned to the United States and was imprisoned for two years. In 1883 he traveled with the Wild West Show, always attracting attention as the stereotypical Indian chief.

Sitting Bull
YEAR  TEAM      POS    BA    AB     H   HR  RBI
1991  Vanguards c     .286   266    76   15   39
1992  Vanguards c     .231   407    94   17   55
1993  Pisces    c/of  .271   251    68    0   23
1994  Pisces    c/of  .237   232    55    0   13
1995  Pisces    ss    .228   596   136   21   80
1996  Pisces    c     .298   618   184    0   51

      6 Seasons       .259  2370   613   53  261

1997 Paradise Pisces Roster

Philosopher All-Stars: Sitting Bull

Sitting Bull Memorial

Sitting Bull Site

Sitting Bull- at Warriors & Chiefs

Native American Site

Sitting Bull- Cosmic Baseball Player Plate
URL http://www.cosmicbaseball.com/sitbull7.html
Published: October 30, 1996

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