In 1952, for the first time, “Chief Wahoo” was given as the name for the Indians’ physical mascot, when a person in a Wahoo costume showed up for a children's party at Public Hall given by “Cleveland’s dentists.” Sportswriters eventually took to calling the unnamed character "Chief Wahoo". Goldbach has said that the logo's moniker is inaccurate. Quoting a child he met while talking at a school, Goldbach explained in a 2008 interview, "He's not a chief, he's a brave. He only has one feather. Chiefs have full headdresses."