The grandfather of Black basketball : the life and times of Dr. E. B. Henderson /
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| Language: | English |
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Lanham :
Rowman & Littlefield,
[2024]
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Table of Contents:
- Sunrise: where we begin
- The "Black Mecca": Washington, DC: 1861-1904, and beyond
- Pittsburgh: learning the value of work
- Back home to Washington
- M Street High School: an introduction to Washington's Black elites
- Miner Teacher's College, normal school no. 2-- Ned and Nell's courtship
- Harvard University's Dudley Sargent School of Physical Training
- Building the infrastructure: physical education and recreation
- Building the framework for organized athletics: The Inter-Scholastic Athletic Association (ISAA), the first African American athletic league
- Eastern board of officials (EBO): rules and refs
- Basketball games begin in Washington (1907)
- Bringing home the title: colored basketball world championship (1908)
- E. B. Henderson's early published works: Spalding Official Handbook (1910-1913)
- The Hendersons move to Falls Church, Virginia: the suburban life
- Protest in Virginia: The NAACP's first rural branch
- Protest in the nation's capital
- The rise of professional sports in Washington, DC: horse racing in the District of Columbia
- Articles, letters, and the Negro in sports: letters and articles
- Highland Beach, Maryland
- Sunset: retiring to Tuskegee
- Epilogue: Resurrecting E. B. Henderson.