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Guide to the Amos Alonzo Stagg Papers 1866-1964
© 2006 University of Chicago Library
Descriptive Summary
| Title: | Stagg, Amos Alonzo. Papers |
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| Dates: | 1866-1964 |
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| Size: | 384 linear feet (339 boxes) |
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| Repository: |
Hanna Holborn Gray Special Collections Research Center
University of Chicago Library
1100 East 57th Street
Chicago, Illinois 60637 U.S.A.
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| Abstract: | Amos Alonzo Stagg was first Athletic Director and football
coach for the University of Chicago from 1892-1933 and football coach for the
College of the Pacific from 1933-1946. He was a national figure, leader and
innovator in the development of intercollegiate sports, football, the Olympics and
amateur athletics. The Amos Alonzo Stagg Papers consists of correspondence, personal
papers, scrapbooks, notebooks, reports, newspaper clippings, photo albums, books and
professional and scholastic ephemera that span Stagg |
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Amos Alonzo. Papers, [Box #, Folder #], Hanna Holborn Gray Special Collections Research Center,
University of Chicago Library
Biographical Note
Amos Alonzo Stagg was born in 1862, in West Orange, New Jersey. He was the fifth
child of eight and his father was a laborer and cobbler. Early on
Stagg's family instilled moral, religious ethics into his already
resilient character. Stagg worked and attended public school until 1883.
Following his graduation from high school, Stagg, aged twenty-one, enrolled in
post-graduate courses at Philips Exeter Academy in order to prepare for Yale
University Entrance exams.
In 1884, Amos Alonzo Stagg entered Yale as a freshman. He intended to study
divinity and become a minister. A popular, if not mediocre student, Stagg
excelled in numerous sports including baseball and football, sang in the glee
club, and was the financial manager of the Yale News. It was Stagg's
devotion to athletics, which marked his tenure at Yale. By his senior year in
school, Stagg, already a star catcher on the baseball team, joined the football
team that provided him with a life-long love of the game and a dedication to
amateur sports. In 1889, Stagg enrolled as a full-time student at
Yale's Divinity School, but soon left because of his poor ability to
preach sermons.
Stagg soon found work in the athletic department at the new International Young
Men's Christian Association training school in Springfield,
Massachusetts. His success as a football coach at the college earned him great
notoriety throughout intercollegiate athletics. At this time his former Yale
Divinity School professor, William Rainey Harper, to head up the Department of
Physical Culture at the newly formed University of Chicago, contacted Stagg.
Stagg's appointment came with full tenure, an assistant professorship
and substantial salary, setting a precedent in selections of athletic directors
in American universities. Harper and Stagg soon developed a life-long, intimate
friendship that had a significant impact in the development of athletics and
football at the University of Chicago.
In 1892, Stagg coached and often played in the first football season at the
University of Chicago. A "green" team, Stagg's
innovative coaching and personal charisma helped earn the new football players
success in the field. The early years of the 1890's marked the rise of
Stagg's presence not only in athletics, but also within the
administration of "Harper's university."
1894 brought in another prosperous season for the "Maroons."
The addition of a new field donated by the prosperous Chicago retailer Marshall
Field and a series of successful games played in the West Coast against schools
like Stanford provided Stagg with a tremendous amount of respect and popularity
among the faculty and students. Intercollegiate football gave the university a
significant measure of prestige.
It was at this time he met and married Stella Robertson, a young freshman from
upstate New York. Their marriage was an extremely happy one and Stella, referred
to as Stagg's beloved "assistant coach," often sat in
the press stands, offering commentary on the football games. Together they had
three children, two of whom followed their father in careers as coaches.
Under President Harper's administration, Coach Stagg enjoyed a
tremendous amount of influence in the policies governing intercollegiate
athletics and the Department of Physical Culture at the university. Preferential
treatment of players, special athletic scholarships and controversial recruiting
tactics were supported by the office of the university president. Football
generated a lot of revenue for the school and even more enthusiasm from
students, faculty and alumni alike.
Coach Stagg's enhanced reputation on campus allowed him a great deal of
autonomy in dealing with athletics. Affectionately dubbed the "old
man," he was bold and impatient with anyone who challenged his manner
of leading the Department of Physical Culture and the football team. National
and collegiate reforms of the game, coaching, and recruiting had little impact
on Stagg's dynamic. Even the loss of Coach Stagg's long time
friend and confidant, William Rainey Harper, did little to diminish his
authority. The successive president, Harry Pratt Judson continued to encourage
and protect Stagg and the game of football.
During the years of 1906 through 1924, Coach Stagg enjoyed success as an
innovator for the game of football. He has been credited with the invention of
the modern "bowl" game, the numbered jersey and the use of the
forward pass. He was a productive tactician and strategist for football. Not
only did Stagg coach several championship seasons; he was also the head athletic
trainer for track, baseball, and basketball. From 1906 to 1932, Stagg served as
a member of the American Olympic Games Committee. This period also was
distinguished by his increasing difficulties with the administration of the
University of Chicago.
Following the presidencies of Ernest DeWitt Burton and Max Mason, the
"Maroon's" football team showed a decline in the
quality of the player and the performance of the game. The university
administration sought out more serious and committed students and checked the
recruiting tactics of Stagg's department. After the champion season of
1924, Stagg's team went downhill.
The election of Robert Maynard Hutchins in 1929 to the presidency of the
University of Chicago marked the end of Stagg's influence on campus.
Hutchins' commitment to academics and to the welfare of the student
body placed athletics in a lesser position. The reorganization of
Stagg's post and the increasing pressures placed upon him to retire
left the "old man" with little alternative. Stagg left the
University of Chicago in 1933. A few years later, football would be abolished at
the school.
mos Alonzo Stagg took over as athletic director and football coach for the
College of the Pacific in California. Coaching well up into his nineties, Stagg
continued to enjoy many successful seasons with the football team. He and his
beloved wife Stella died in California in 1965.
Scope Note
The Amos Alonzo Stagg Papers covers the period from 1866 until 1964 and consists
of correspondence, scrapbooks, notebooks, photographs, ephemera, books and
newspaper clippings that illustrate the life and career of the University of
Chicago's first football coach and athletic director. The collection
has been divided into nine series: I. Correspondence, II. University of Chicago
Department of Physical Culture and Athletics, III. Football, IV.
Athletics-General, V. Athletic Associations, VI. Post-Chicago Coaching
Positions, VII. Biographical, VIII. Scrapbooks, Notebooks, and Photograph
Albums, and IX. Books, Journals and Ephemera. The majority of the collection
concentrates on Stagg's years at the University of Chicago (1892-1933)
and his impact on intercollegiate athletics, amateur sports and education. Each
series is then broken down into subseries, which provides a more comprehensive
and narrow scope of information according to the nature of the materials in the
collection. Series I, consists of Stagg's personal and career oriented
correspondence. Series II through VII, are reports, correspondence and newspaper
clippings that are organized into the following topics: University of Chicago's
Department of Physical Culture, Football, Athletics, Athletic
Associations, Post-Chicago Coaching Positions and Biographical. Series VIII
includes detailed descriptions of athletic, personal and career scrapbooks,
football and athletic notebooks and photo albums that span 1876 until 1956.
Series IX also includes detailed inventory of Stagg's collection of
books and journals. This series also includes various scrapbooks and loose
ephemera that cover Stagg's education, career and personal life and
date from 1866 until 1933.
Related Resources
Browse finding aids by topic.
Subject Headings
- Stagg, Amos Alonzo
- Harper, William Rainey
- Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives
- National Collegiate Athletic Association.
- University of Chicago. Dept. of Physical Culture and Athletics
- University of Chicago. Division of Physical Culture and
Athletics
- University of Chicago -- Sports
- University of Chicago -- Football
- Football
- Olympics
- Photographs
INVENTORY
Series I: Correspondence, 1884-1964 |
| Box 1 Folder 1 | Pauline and Ida Stagg, 1884-85 |
| Box 1 Folder 2-5 | Pauline and Ida Stagg, 1886 |
| Box 1 Folder 6-8 | Pauline and Ida Stagg, 1884-88 |
| Box 1 Folder 9-11 | Pauline Stagg, 1889-90 |
| Box 1 Folder 12-13 | Pauline Stagg, 1891 |
| Box 1 Folder 14 | Pauline and Mrs. Stagg, 1892-93 |
| Box 1 Folder 15-23 | George Stagg, 1886-1923 |
Subseries 2: General, 1884-1964 |
| Box 1a Folder 8 | 1892-1933, A |
| Box 1a Folder 9 | 1892-1933, American Football Coaches Assn. "Stabilizing
Committee" |
| Box 1a Folder 10 | 1892-1933, American Sports Assn., 1928 |
| Box 1a Folder 11 | 1892-1933, Athletic Research Society, 1908-1914 |
| Box 1a Folder 12 | 1892-1933, B |
| Box 1a Folder 13 | 1892-1933, C |
| Box 1a Folder 14 | 1892-1933, Camp Walter |
| Box 1a Folder 15 | 1892-1933, D |
| Box 1a Folder 16 | 1892-1933, Davis, Parke |
| Box 1a Folder 17 | 1892-1933, Davis, Parke |
| Box 2 Folder 1 | 1892-1933, Davis, Parke |
| Box 2 Folder 2 | 1892-1933, Doyle, John T. |
| Box 2 Folder 3 | 1892-1933, E-F |
| Box 2 Folder 4 | 1892-1933, Fisher, Irving |
| Box 2 Folder 5 | 1892-1933, G |
| Box 2 Folder 6 | 1892-1933, H |
| Box 2 Folder 7 | 1892-1933, Harmon, William S., 1922-1931 |
| Box 2 Folder 8 | 1892-1933, High School Athletic Association |
| Box 2 Folder 9 | 1892-1933, J-L |
| Box 2 Folder 10 | 1892-1933, Mc-O |
| Box 2 Folder 11 | 1892-1933, Okabe, Heita |
| Box 2 Folder 12 | 1892-1933, Phillips Exeter Academy |
| Box 2 Folder 13 | 1892-1933, Pinchot, Gifford |
| Box 2 Folder 14 | 1892-1933, P-R |
| Box 2 Folder 15 | 1892-1933, S |
| Box 2 Folder 16 | 1892-1933, Stagg, Stella [1895] |
| Box 2 Folder 17 | 1892-1933, Stagg, Stella |
| Box 2 Folder 18 | 1892-1933, Sullivan, J.E. |
| Box 2 Folder 19 | 1892-1933, T |
| Box 2 Folder 20 | 1892-1933, W |
| Box 2 Folder 21 | 1892-1933, Yale -Y.M.C.A. |
| Box 2 Folder 22 | 1892-1933, Yost, Fielding |
| Box 3 Folder 1 | 1934-1964, A [1943-1948] |
| Box 3 Folder 2 | 1934-1964, A [1949-1950] |
| Box 3 Folder 3 | 1934-1964, A [post-1950] |
| Box 3 Folder 4 | 1934-1964, Anderson, William F. |
| Box 3 Folder 5 | 1934-1964, B [1939--1945] |
| Box 3 Folder 6 | 1934-1964, B [1951--1955] |
| Box 3 Folder 7 | 1934-1964, B [Post-1956] |
| Box 3 Folder 8 | 1934-1964, C [1934 --1945] |
| Box 3 Folder 9 | 1934-1964, C [1946--1949] |
| Box 3 Folder 10 | 1934-1964, C [Post-1949] |
| Box 3 Folder 11 | 1934-1964, D [1934--1949] |
| Box 3 Folder 12 | 1934-1964, D [1952--1953] |
| Box 3 Folder 13 | 1934-1964, D [Post --1953] |
| Box 3 Folder 14 | 1934-1964, E |
| Box 4 Folder 1 | 1934-1964, F |
| Box 4 Folder 2 | 1934-1964, G |
| Box 4 Folder 3 | 1934-1964, Greater Chicago Amateur Sports Conference,
1923 |
| Box 4 Folder 4 | 1934-1964, H [1934-1949] |
| Box 4 Folder 5 | 1934-1964, H [1950-1955] |
| Box 4 Folder 6 | 1934-1964, H [Post-1955] |
| Box 4 Folder 7 | 1934-1964, I |
| Box 4 Folder 8 | 1934-1964, Ickes, Harold L., 1901-1946 |
| Box 4 Folder 9 | 1934-1964, Illinois, Univ. of [George Huff et
al.] |
| Box 4 Folder 10 | 1934-1964, Indiana, Univ. of [Pat Page] |
| Box 4 Folder 11 | 1934-1964, International U.M.C.A. College, Springfield,
Mass. |
| Box 4 Folder 12 | 1934-1964, J |
| Box 4 Folder 13 | 1934-1964, K |
| Box 5 Folder 1 | 1934-1964, L [1949-1952] |
| Box 5 Folder 2 | 1934-1964, L [Post 1952] |
| Box 5 Folder 3 | 1934-1964, M [1934-1949] |
| Box 5 Folder 4 | 1934-1964, M [1950-1953] |
| Box 5 Folder 5 | 1934-1964, M [Post-1953] |
| Box 5 Folder 6 | 1934-1964, McDermid, W. A. |
| Box 5 Folder 7 | 1934-1964, Matthews, Rudy |
| Box 5 Folder 8 | 1934-1964, Maxwell, Lloyd |
| Box 5 Folder 9 | 1934-1964, Michigan, Univ. of [Fielding Yost] |
| Box 5 Folder 10 | 1934-1964, Middlewest Society of Physical Education,
1929 |
| Box 5 Folder 11 | 1934-1964, N |
| Box 5 Folder 12 | 1934-1964, North Central Assn of Schools |
| Box 5 Folder 13 | 1934-1964, Northwestern University |
| Box 5 Folder 14 | 1934-1964, Nuveen, John |
| Box 5 Folder 15 | 1934-1964, O |
| Box 5 Folder 16 | 1934-1964, P [1933-1949] |
| Box 5 Folder 17 | 1934-1964, P [Post-1949] |
| Box 5 Folder 18 | 1934-1964, Playground and Recreation Assn. of
America |
| Box 5 Folder 19 | 1934-1964, Power, Opal |
| Box 5 Folder 20 | 1934-1964, Purdue University |
| Box 6 Folder 1 | 1934-1964, R |
| Box 6 Folder 2 | 1934-1964, Randolph, E.C. |
| Box 6 Folder 3 | 1934-1964, Reniff, Ernest C. |
| Box 6 Folder 4 | 1934-1964, S [1934-1949] |
| Box 6 Folder 5 | 1934-1964, S [1950-1955] |
| Box 6 Folder 6 | 1934-1964, S [Post 1955] |
| Box 6 Folder 7 | 1934-1964, Seymour, Helen |
| Box 6 Folder 8 | 1934-1964, Seward, William H. |
| Box 6 Folder 9 | 1934-1964, Shaffer, George K. |
| Box 6 Folder 10 | 1934-1964, Sportsmanship Brotherhood |
| Box 6 Folder 11 | 1934-1964, Springfield College, 1940-1941 |
| Box 6 Folder 12 | 1934-1964, Stage, M.E.; 1934-1964, Stagg, Alexander M.;
1934-1964, Stagg, G.A. |
| Box 6 Folder 13 | 1934-1964, Stimson, Henry L. [ca. 1890-1950] |
| Box 6 Folder 14 | 1934-1964, T |
| Box 7 Folder 1 | 1934-1964, Twombley, Edward B. |
| Box 7 Folder 2 | 1934-1964, Time Magazine [1958] |
| Box 7 Folder 3 | 1934-1964, V |
| Box 7 Folder 4 | 1934-1964, W [1928-1949] |
| Box 7 Folder 5 | 1934-1964, W [1953-1956] |
| Box 7 Folder 6 | 1934-1964, W [Post 1956] |
| Box 7 Folder 7 | 1934-1964, Waite, Morrison |
| Box 7 Folder 8 | 1934-1964, Williams, Henry L. |
| Box 7 Folder 9 | 1934-1964, Wilson, William |
| Box 7 Folder 10 | 1934-1964, Wisconsin, Univ. of |
| Box 7 Folder 11 | 1934-1964, Y |
| Box 7 Folder 12 | 1934-1964, Yale University |
| Box 7 Folder 13 | 1934-1964, Z |
Subseries 3: U. of C. Correspondence - Administrative and
Faculty |
| Box 8 Folder 1 | A-H [Bixler-Hulbert] |
| Box 8 Folder 2 | H-Z [Hutchinson-Van Hise] |
| Box 8 Folder 3 | Angell, James R., 1910-1919 |
| Box 8 Folder 4 | Arnett, Trevor, 1901-1914 |
| Box 8 Folder 5 | Arnett, Trevor, 1915-1919 |
| Box 8 Folder 6 | Arnett, Trevor, 1920-1926 |
| Box 8 Folder 7 | Bartlett, A. C., 1900-1912 |
| Box 8 Folder 8 | Bond, William Cott [re Field House and Stagg Field],
1918-1927 |
| Box 8 Folder 9 | Boucher, C.S., 1926-1932 |
| Box 8 Folder 10 | Burton, Ernest DeWitt, 1912-1923 |
| Box 8 Folder 11 | Burton, Ernest DeWitt, 1924-1925 |
| Box 8 Folder 12 | Dickerson, J. S., 1913-1937 |
| Box 8 Folder 13 | Douglass, C.M. [Buildings and Grounds Supt.] |
| Box 8 Folder 14 | Fairweather, G.O. [Asst. Business Manager] |
| Box 8 Folder 15 | Goodspeed, George, 1897-1900 |
| Box 8 Folder 16 | Goodspeed, T.W., 1892-1917 |
| Box 8 Folder 17 | Hall, James Parker |
| Box 9 Folder 1 | Harper, William Rainey, 1892-1895 |
| Box 9 Folder 2 | Harper, William Rainey, 1896-1897 |
| Box 9 Folder 3 | Harper, William Rainey, 1898-1899 |
| Box 9 Folder 4 | Harper, William Rainey, 1900-1901 |
| Box 9 Folder 5 | Harper, William Rainey, 1902 January to June |
| Box 9 Folder 6 | Harper, William Rainey, 1902 July to December |
| Box 9 Folder 7 | Harper, William Rainey, 1903 |
| Box 9 Folder 8 | Harper, William Rainey, 1904 January to June |
| Box 9 Folder 9 | Harper, William Rainey, 1904 July to December |
| Box 9 Folder 10 | Harper, William Rainey, 1905 January to July |
| Box 9 Folder 11 | Harper, William Rainey, 1905 august to December |
| Box 9 Folder 12 | Harper, William Rainey, 1906-1907 |
| Box 9 Folder 13 | Heckman, Wallace [Business Manager], 1892-1893 |
| Box 9 Folder 14 | Henderson, Charles [Recorder], 1892-1893 |
| Box 9 Folder 15 | Judson, Harry Pratt, 1892-1905 |
| Box 9 Folder 16 | Judson, Harry Pratt, 1906 |
| Box 9 Folder 17 | Judson, Harry Pratt, 1907 |
| Box 9 Folder 18 | Judson, Harry Pratt, 1908-1909 |
| Box 9 Folder 19 | Judson, Harry Pratt, 1910-1911 |
| Box 10 Folder 1 | Judson, Harry Pratt, 1912-1914 |
| Box 10 Folder 2 | Judson, Harry Pratt, 1915 |
| Box 10 Folder 3 | Judson, Harry Pratt, 1917-1919 |
| Box 10 Folder 4 | Judson, Harry Pratt, 1920-1923 |
| Box 10 Folder 5 | Leach, Lyndon [Real Estate Manager] |
| Box 10 Folder 6 | Lewis, E.H. [Military Science Tactic Department] |
| Box 10 Folder 7 | Linn, James Weber, 1910-1930 |
| Box 10 Folder 8 | McLean, M.H. [Buildings and Grounds], 1903-1911 |
| Box 10 Folder 9 | Mason, Max, 1925-1928 |
| Box 10 Folder 10 | Moulds, John |
| Box 10 Folder 11 | Parker, Alonzo K. |
| Box 10 Folder 12 | Payne, Walter A. |
| Box 10 Folder 13 | Plimpton, N.C. [Comptroller], 1915-1931 |
| Box 10 Folder 14 | Rust, Henry A., 1897-1900 |
| Box 10 Folder 15 | Swift, Harold H. |
| Box 10 Folder 16 | Vincent, George, 1889-1915 |
| Box 10 Folder 17 | Wilkins, E.H. |
| Box 10 Folder 18 | Woodward, Frederic |
Subseries 4: U. of C. Athletic Department |
| Box 11 Folder 1 | Bosworth, William B., 1916-1918 |
| Box 11 Folder 2 | Butterworth, Horace, 1892-1912 |
| Box 11 Folder 3 | Chitwood, R. M., 1904-1910 |
| Box 11 Folder 4 | Crisler, H. O., 1924-1932 |
| Box 11 Folder 5 | de Vauviere, A.M. [Fencing Instructor], 1907-1917 |
| Box 11 Folder 6 | Dickinson, F. L., 1906-1909 |
| Box 11 Folder 7 | Dinsmore, J. C., 1910-1913; 1925-1927 |
| Box 11 Folder 8 | Dudley, Gertrude, 1904-1932 |
| Box 11 Folder 9 | McGillwray. E.W., 1924-1932 |
| Box 11 Folder 10 | Merriam, David S., 1913-1916 |
| Box 11 Folder 11 | Merriam, N.A., 9128-1929 |
| Box 11 Folder 12 | Norgren, Nelson H., 1921-1932 |
| Box 11 Folder 13 | Page, H.O. (Pat), 1909-1910 |
| Box 11 Folder 14 | Page, H.O. (Pat), 1911 |
| Box 11 Folder 15 | Page, H.O. (Pat), 1912 |
| Box 11 Folder 16 | Page, H.O. (Pat), 1913-1916 |
| Box 11 Folder 17 | Page, H.O. (Pat), 1928 |
| Box 11 Folder 18 | Page, H.O. (Pat), 1931 |
| Box 11 Folder 19 | Power, Opal, 1919-1933 |
| Box 12 Folder 1 | Raycroft, Joseph E., 1891-1904 |
| Box 12 Folder 2 | Raycroft, Joseph E., 1905 |
| Box 12 Folder 3 | Raycroft, Joseph E., 1906 |
| Box 12 Folder 4 | Raycroft, Joseph E., 1907 |
| Box 12 Folder 5 | Raycroft, Joseph E., 1908-1909 |
| Box 12 Folder 6 | Raycroft, Joseph E., 1910-1913 |
| Box 12 Folder 7 | Raycroft, Joseph E., 1014-1930 |
| Box 12 Folder 8 | Reed, Dudley B., 1911-1912 |
| Box 12 Folder 9 | Reed, Dudley B., 1913 |
| Box 12 Folder 10 | Reed, Dudley B., 1914-1915 |
| Box 12 Folder 11 | Reed, Dudley B., 1916-1922 |
| Box 12 Folder 12 | Reed, Dudley B., 1923-1925 |
| Box 12 Folder 13 | Reed, Dudley B., 1926-1928 |
| Box 12 Folder 14 | Reed, Dudley B., 1029-1932 |
| Box 12 Folder 15 | Shaughnessy, Clark |
| Box 12 Folder 16 | Snider, A.B., 1904-1906 |
| Box 12 Folder 17 | Stagg, A.A., Jr., 1904-1930 |
| Box 12 Folder 18 | Stagg, A.A., Jr., 1931-1933 |
| Box 12 Folder 19 | Twohig, Joseph H., 1904-1924 |
| Box 12 Folder 20 | White, Joseph H., 1911-1924 |
| Box 12 Folder 21 | Miscellaneous Personnel |
| Box 12 Folder 22 | Miscellaneous Personnel |
| Box 13 Folder 1 | Correspondence with athletes re attending U. of C.,
1896-1932 |
| Box 13 Folder 2 | Correspondence with athletes re attending U. of C.,
1893-1900 |
| Box 13 Folder 3 | Correspondence with athletes re attending U. of C.,
1901 |
| Box 13 Folder 4 | Correspondence with athletes re attending U. of C.,
1902 |
| Box 13 Folder 5 | Correspondence with athletes re attending U. of C.,
1903 |
| Box 13 Folder 6 | Correspondence with athletes re attending U. of C.,
1904-1906 |
| Box 13 Folder 7 | Correspondence with athletes re attending U. of C.,
1907 |
| Box 13 Folder 8 | Lists of prospective athletes ca. 1907-1910 |
| Box 13 Folder 9 | Correspondence with athletes re attending U. of C.,
1908-1911 |
| Box 13 Folder 10 | University High Track Athletes, ca. 1915 |
| Box 13 Folder 11 | Correspondence with athletes re attending U. of C.,
1914-1919 |
| Box 13 Folder 12 | Correspondence with athletes re attending U. of C.,
1920-1932 |
| Box 13 Folder 13 | Representative letters from athletes, ca. 1896-1925,
A-B |
| Box 13 Folder 14 | Representative letters from athletes, ca. 1896-1925,
C |
| Box 13 Folder 15 | Representative letters from athletes, ca. 1896-1925,
D-F |
| Box 13 Folder 16 | Representative letters from athletes, ca. 1896-1925,
G-H |
| Box 13 Folder 17 | Representative letters from athletes, ca. 1896-1925,
K-M |
| Box 13 Folder 18 | Representative letters from athletes, ca. 1896-1925,
N-R |
| Box 13 Folder 19 | Representative letters from athletes, ca. 1896-1925,
S |
| Box 13 Folder 20 | Representative letters from athletes, ca. 1896-1925,
T-Z |
| Box 14 Folder 1 | Correspondence re job openings and recommendations for
University of Chicago athletes, List of Letters,
1892-1916 |
| Box 14 Folder 2 | Correspondence re job openings and recommendations for
University of Chicago athletes, Correspondence,
1892-1904 |
| Box 14 Folder 3 | Correspondence re job openings and recommendations for
University of Chicago athletes, Correspondence,
1905-1908 |
| Box 14 Folder 4 | Correspondence re job openings and recommendations for
University of Chicago athletes, Correspondence,
1911-1913 |
| Box 14 Folder 5 | Correspondence re job openings and recommendations for
University of Chicago athletes, Correspondence, 1914 |
| Box 14 Folder 6 | Correspondence re job openings and recommendations for
University of Chicago athletes, Correspondence, 1915 |
| Box 14 Folder 7 | Correspondence re job openings and recommendations for
University of Chicago athletes, List of correspondents,
1916-1925 |
| Box 14 Folder 8 | Correspondence re job openings and recommendations for
University of Chicago athletes, Correspondence, 1916 |
| Box 14 Folder 9 | Correspondence re job openings and recommendations for
University of Chicago athletes, Correspondence,
1917-1919 |
| Box 14 Folder 10 | Correspondence re job openings and recommendations for
University of Chicago athletes, Correspondence,
1920-1921 |
| Box 14 Folder 11 | Correspondence re job openings and recommendations for
University of Chicago athletes, Correspondence,
1922-1923 |
| Box 14 Folder 12 | Correspondence re job openings and recommendations for
University of Chicago athletes, Correspondence, 1924 |
| Box 15 Folder 1 | Correspondence re job openings and recommendations for
University of Chicago athletes, Correspondence, 1925 |
| Box 15 Folder 2 | Correspondence re job openings and recommendations for
University of Chicago athletes, Correspondence,
1926-1927 |
| Box 15 Folder 3 | Correspondence re job openings and recommendations for
University of Chicago athletes, Correspondence, 1928 |
| Box 15 Folder 4 | Correspondence re job openings and recommendations for
University of Chicago athletes, Correspondence, 1929 |
| Box 15 Folder 5 | Correspondence re job openings and recommendations for
University of Chicago athletes, Correspondence,
1930-1931 |
| Box 15 Folder 6 | Correspondence re job openings and recommendations for
University of Chicago athletes, Correspondence,
19132-1933 |
| Box 16 Folder 1 | Correspondence with and about University of Chicago football
players and notes regarding them, 1913-1917 |
| Box 16 Folder 2 | Correspondence with and about University of Chicago football
players and notes regarding them, 1920-1927 |
| Box 16 Folder 3 | Correspondence with and about University of Chicago football
players and notes regarding them, 1928-1929 |
| Box 16 Folder 4 | Correspondence with and about University of Chicago football
players and notes regarding them, 1930 |
| Box 16 Folder 5 | Correspondence with and about University of Chicago football
players and notes regarding them, 1931 |
| Box 16 Folder 6 | Correspondence with and about University of Chicago football
players and notes regarding them, 1932 |
| Box 16 Folder 7 | Correspondence with and about University of Chicago football
players and notes regarding them, 1937-1952 |
| Box 16 Folder 8 | Football Questionnaires, 1925-1930 |
| Box 16 Folder 9 | Information on Walter Steffen |
| Box 16 Folder 10 | Information on Walter Eckersall |
| Box 17 Folder 1 | Letters of commendation to A.A. Stagg, 1905
[Michigan] |
| Box 17 Folder 2 | Letters of commendation to A.A. Stagg, 1909-1921 |
| Box 17 Folder 3 | Letters of commendation to A.A. Stagg, 1921
[Princeton] |
| Box 17 Folder 4 | Letters of commendation to A.A. Stagg, 1923 |
| Box 17 Folder 5 | Letters of commendation to A.A. Stagg, 1924
[Illinois] |
| Box 17 Folder 6 | Letters of commendation to A.A. Stagg, 1924 [Conference
Championship] |
| Box 17 Folder 7 | Letters of commendation to A.A. Stagg, 1927 |
| Box 17 Folder 8 | Letters of commendation to A.A. Stagg, 1928 |
| Box 17 Folder 9 | Letters of commendation to A.A. Stagg, 1928 [Chicago City
Council Resolution] |
| Box 17 Folder 10 | Letters of commendation to A.A. Stagg, 1929 |
| Box 17 Folder 11 | Letters of commendation to A.A. Stagg, 1930 |
| Box 17 Folder 12 | Letters of commendation to A.A. Stagg, 1931 |
| Box 17 Folder 13 | Letters of commendation to A.A. Stagg, 1932 |
| Box 17 Folder 14 | Letters of commendation to A.A. Stagg, 1934 |
| Box 17 Folder 15 | Letters of commendation to A.A. Stagg, 1943 |
Series II: University Of Chicago, Department Of Physical Culture And
Athletics, 1892-1933 |
| Box 18 Folder 1 | Departmental--General |
| Box 18 Folder 2 | Departmental--General |
| Box 18 Folder 3 | Departmental organization |
| Box 18 Folder 4 | A.A. Stagg to R.A. Kent re departmental organization,
1928 |
| Box 18 Folder 5 | Athletic policy, 1894-1931 |
| Box 18 Folder 6 | California trip, 1894 |
| Box 18 Folder 7 | Board of Physical Culture and Athletics
|
| Box 18 Folder 8 | Board of Physical Culture and Athletics--Decisions on rules,
minutes, 1912-1915 |
| Box 18 Folder 9 | Board of Physical Culture and Athletics--Decisions on rules,
minutes, 1916-1932 |
| Box 18 Folder 10 | President's report, 1897-1898 [covers
1892-98] |
| Box 18 Folder 11 | President's report, 1902-1904 [material prepared but not
used] |
| Box 18 Folder 12 | President's report, 1904-05 |
| Box 18 Folder 13 | President's report, 1905-06 |
| Box 18 Folder 14 | President's report, 1906-07 |
| Box 18 Folder 15 | President's report, 1907-08 |
| Box 18 Folder 16 | President's report, 1908-09 |
| Box 18 Folder 17 | President's report, 1909-10 |
| Box 18 Folder 18 | President's report, 1910-11 |
| Box 18 Folder 19 | President's report, 1911-12 |
| Box 18 Folder 20 | President's report, 1912-13 |
| Box 18 Folder 21 | President's report, 1913-14 |
| Box 18 Folder 22 | President's report, 1914-15 |
| Box 18 Folder 23 | President's report, 1915-16 |
| Box 18 Folder 24 | President's report, 1916-17 |
| Box 18 Folder 25 | President's report, 1917-18 |
| Box 18 Folder 26 | President's report, 1918-19 |
| Box 18 Folder 27 | President's report, 1919-20 |
| Box 18 Folder 28 | President's report, 1920-21; 1921-22; 1922-23;
1923-24 |
| Box 18 Folder 29 | President's report, 1924-25; 1925-26;
1926-27 |
| Box 18 Folder 30 | President's report, 1927-28; 1928-29;
1929-30 |
| Box 18 Folder 31 | President's report, 1930-31; 1931-32 |
| Box 19 Folder 1 | University of Chicago "Library of Sports, " 1896 |
| Box 19 Folder 2 | Daily Maroon vs. A.A. Stagg, 1911 |
| Box 19 Folder 3 | Reports on physical education classes by staff |
| Box 19 Folder 4 | Department staff |
| Box 19 Folder 5 | World War I activities |
| Box 19 Folder 6 | Women's athletics |
| Box 19 Folder 7 | Band [U of C], 1924-32 |
| Box 19 Folder 8 | Rhodes scholarship recommendations |
| Box 19 Folder 9 | Trophies and awards |
| Box 19 Folder 10 | Athletic honor societies |
| Box 19 Folder 11 | Dinners for visiting teams and "C" men |
| Box 19 Folder 12 | 1924-26 Development Campaign - General |
| Box 19 Folder 13 | 1924-26 Development Campaign - Football programs |
| Box 19 Folder 14 | Alumni, 1928-1930 |
| Box 19 Folder 15 | Budget estimates for various athletic sports,
1932-1933 |
| Box 19 Folder 16 | University of Chicago Survey - Physical Education |
| Box 19 Folder 17 | Proposed abolition of the Physical Education requirement,
1931 |
| Box 19 Folder 18 | Shaughnessy vs. D'Antoni, 1937 |
| Box 19 Folder 19 | Song suggestions |
| Box 19 Folder 20 | Team captains |
| Box 20 Folder 1 | Physical education facilities and equipment - Marshall Field
rental, 1900-1914 |
| Box 20 Folder 2 | Physical education facilities and equipment - Marshall Field
rental, Bartlett Gymnasium |
| Box 20 Folder 3 | Physical education facilities and equipment - Marshall Field
rental, 1892-1905 |
| Box 20 Folder 4 | Physical education facilities and equipment - Marshall Field
rental, 1906-1921 |
| Box 20 Folder 5 | Physical education facilities and equipment - Marshall Field
rental, 1922-1923 |
| Box 20 Folder 6 | Physical education facilities and equipment - Marshall Field
rental, 1924 |
| Box 20 Folder 7 | Physical education facilities and equipment - Marshall Field
rental, 1924 [Appeal to N.Y. alumni re new stadium] |
| Box 20 Folder 8 | Physical education facilities and equipment - Marshall Field
rental, 1925 |
| Box 20 Folder 9 | Physical education facilities and equipment - Marshall Field
rental, 1926 |
| Box 20 Folder 10 | Physical education facilities and equipment - Marshall Field
rental, 1927 |
| Box 20 Folder 11 | Physical education facilities and equipment - Marshall Field
rental, 1928 |
| Box 20 Folder 12 | Physical education facilities and equipment - Marshall Field
rental, 1929-1931 |
| Box 20 Folder 13 | Physical education facilities and equipment - Marshall Field
rental, 1932-1933 |
| Box 21 Folder 1 | Account Book 1892-1904 |
| Box 21 Folder 2 | Athletic expenses, 1901-1903 |
| Box 21 Folder 3 | Athletic expenses, 1903-1904 |
| Box 21 Folder 4 | Athletic expenses, 1904-1905 |
| Box 21 Folder 5 | Athletic expenses, 1905-1906 |
| Box 21 Folder 6 | Athletic expenses, 1907-1909 |
| Box 21 Folder 7 | Athletic expenses, 1908-1911 |
| Box 21 Folder 8 | Athletic Department budget, 1911-1913 |
| Box 21 Folder 9 | Athletic Department budget, 1914-1916 |
| Box 21 Folder 10 | Athletic Department budget, 1917-1919 |
| Box 21 Folder 11 | Athletic Department budget, 1920-1922 |
| Box 21 Folder 12 | Athletic Department budget, 1923-1925 |
| Box 21 Folder 13 | Athletic Department budget, 1926-1928 |
| Box 21 Folder 14 | Athletic Department budget, 1929-1932 |
| Box 22 Folder 1 | Correspondence re budget, etc. 1930-1933 |
| Box 22 Folder 2 | Departmental budget, ca. 1908-1933 |
| Box 22 Folder 5 | Salaries - non-University of Chicago |
| Box 22 Folder 6 | Playing contracts |
| Box 22 Folder 7 | Financial statements 1892-1903;undated |
| Box 22 Folder 8 | Financial statements, 1892-1933 [President's
Report] |
| Box 22 Folder 9 | Financial statements, 1892-1893 |
| Box 22 Folder 10 | Financial statements, 1893-1894 |
| Box 22 Folder 11 | Financial statements, 1894-1895 [Grand Stand fund] |
| Box 22 Folder 12 | Financial statements, ca. 1895 |
| Box 22 Folder 13 | Financial statements, ca. 1896 |
| Box 22 Folder 14 | Financial statements, ca. 1897 |
| Box 22 Folder 15 | Financial statements, ca. 1898 |
| Box 22 Folder 16 | Financial statements, ca. 1899 |
| Box 22 Folder 17 | Financial statements, ca. 1900 |
| Box 22 Folder 18 | Financial statements, ca. 1901-1903 |
| Box 22a | Financial reports, 1897-1903 |
| Box 23 Folder 1 | Order of the "C," "C" men, 1892-1907 |
| Box 23 Folder 2 | Order of the "C", minutes, 1906-1916 |
| Box 23 Folder 3 | Order of the "C", minutes, 1906-1916 [printed] |
| Box 23 Folder 4 | Order of the "C", song of the "C" |
| Box 23 Folder 5 | Order of the "C", "C" winners 1927-1932 |
| Box 23 Folder 6 | Order of the "C", medical examinations |
| Box 23 Folder 7 | Order of the "C", "C" men, occupations |
| Box 23 Folder 8 | Order of the "C", "C" men in Who's Who in
Football |
| Box 23 Folder 9 | Order of the "C", War record of "C" men |
| Box 23 Folder 10 | Order of the "C". "C" men killed in World War I |
| Box 23 Folder 11 | Order of the "C", Comments of football men on "C"
dinner |
| Box 23 Folder 12 | Order of the "C", "C" dinner letters |
| Box 23 Folder 13 | Order of the "C", "C" dinner, 1955 |
| Box 23 Folder 14 | Order of the "C", obituaries of "C" men |
| Box 23 Folder 15 | Order of the "C", obituaries of "C" men |
| Box 24 Folder 1 | Football - General, 1876-1890 |
| Box 24 Folder 2 | Football - General, 1891-1900 |
| Box 24 Folder 3 | Football - General, 1901-1910 |
| Box 24 Folder 4 | Football - General, 1911-1920 |
| Box 24 Folder 5 | Football - General, 1921-1925 |
| Box 24 Folder 6 | Football - General, 1925-1929 |
| Box 24 Folder 7 | Football - General, 1930-1933 |
| Box 24 Folder 8 | Football - General, 1934-1948 |
| Box 24 Folder 9 | Football professionalism |
| Box 25 Folder 1 | Requests made of Stagg to pick an All-American Team |
| Box 25 Folder 2 | Replies to circular re professional football on Sunday,
1923 |
| Box 25 Folder 3 | Re Walter Camp [especially controversy concerning 1st
All-American team |
| Box 26 Folder 1 | Football--University of Chicago, football poems |
| Box 26 Folder 2 | Football--University of Chicago, training table agreements
1904-1915 |
| Box 26 Folder 3 | Football--University of Chicago, reunion of 1899 football team,
1929 |
| Box 26 Folder 4 | Football--University of Chicago, U. of C. football schedules,
1927-1934 |
| Box 26 Folder 5 | Football--University of Chicago, football tickets
committee |
| Box 26 Folder 6 | Football--University of Chicago, football tickets
committee |
| Box 27 Folder 1 | A.A. Stagg's football theory, 1908-1913 |
| Box 27 Folder 2 | A.A. Stagg's football theory, 1914 |
| Box 27 Folder 3 | A.A. Stagg's football theory, 1915 |
| Box 27 Folder 4 | A.A. Stagg's football theory, 1916 [A] |
| Box 27 Folder 5 | A.A. Stagg's football theory, 1916 [B] |
| Box 27 Folder 6 | A.A. Stagg's football theory, 1916 [C] |
| Box 27 Folder 7 | A.A. Stagg's football theory, 1917-1918 |
| Box 27 Folder 8 | A.A. Stagg's football theory, 1919 [A] |
| Box 27 Folder 9 | A.A. Stagg's football theory, 1919 [B] |
| Box 27 Folder 10 | A.A. Stagg's football theory, 1919 [C] |
| Box 27 Folder 11 | A.A. Stagg's football theory, 1920-1921 |
| Box 27 Folder 12 | A.A. Stagg's football theory, 1922 |
| Box 27 Folder 13 | A.A. Stagg's football theory, 1923 [A] |
| Box 28 Folder 1 | A.A. Stagg's football theory, 1923 [B] |
| Box 28 Folder 2 | A.A. Stagg's football theory, 1923 [C] |
| Box 28 Folder 3 | A.A. Stagg's football theory, 1924 |
| Box 28 Folder 4 | A.A. Stagg's football theory, 1925 [A] |
| Box 28 Folder 5 | A.A. Stagg's football theory, 1925 [B] |
| Box 28 Folder 6 | A.A. Stagg's football theory, 1926-1928 |
| Box 28 Folder 7 | A.A. Stagg's football theory, 1929 |
| Box 28 Folder 8 | A.A. Stagg's football theory, 1930 [A] |
| Box 28 Folder 9 | A.A. Stagg's football theory, 1930 [B] |
| Box 29 Folder 1 | A.A. Stagg's football theory, 1930 [C] |
| Box 29 Folder 2 | A.A. Stagg's football theory, 1931-1932 |
| Box 29 Folder 3 | Undated [pre-1916] |
| Box 29 Folder 4 | Undated [ca. post 1916] |
| Box 29 Folder 5 | "On Teaching Football" |
| Box 30 Folder 1 | Football plays, 1890-1894 |
| Box 30 Folder 2 | Football plays, 1898 |
| Box 30 Folder 3 | Football plays, 1899 |
| Box 30 Folder 4 | Football plays, 1901 [A] |
| Box 30 Folder 5 | Football plays, 1901 [B] |
| Box 30 Folder 6 | Football plays, 1902 |
| Box 30 Folder 7 | Football plays, 1903 |
| Box 30 Folder 8 | Football plays, 1904 |
| Box 30 Folder 9 | Football plays, 1905 |
| Box 30 Folder 10 | Football plays, 1906 |
| Box 31 Folder 1 | Football plays, 1907 |
| Box 31 Folder 2 | Football plays, 1908 |
| Box 31 Folder 3 | Football plays, 1909 |
| Box 31 Folder 4 | Football plays, 1910 |
| Box 31 Folder 5 | Football plays, 1911 |
| Box 31 Folder 6 | Football plays, 1912 |
| Box 31 Folder 7 | Football plays, 1913 |
| Box 31 Folder 8 | Football plays, 1914 |
| Box 31 Folder 9 | Football plays, 1915 |
| Box 32 Folder 1 | Football plays, 1916 |
| Box 32 Folder 2 | Football plays, 1917 |
| Box 32 Folder 3 | Football plays, 1918 |
| Box 32 Folder 4 | Football plays, 1919 |
| Box 32 Folder 5 | Football plays, 1920 |
| Box 32 Folder 6 | Football plays, 1921 |
| Box 32 Folder 7 | Football plays, 1922 |
| Box 33 Folder 1 | Football plays, 1923 |
| Box 33 Folder 2 | Football plays, 1924 |
| Box 33 Folder 3 | Football plays, 1925 |
| Box 33 Folder 4 | Football plays, 1926 |
| Box 33 Folder 5 | Football plays, 1927 |
| Box 33 Folder 6 | Football plays, 1928 |
| Box 33 Folder 7 | Football plays, 1929 |
| Box 33 Folder 8 | Football plays, 1930 |
| Box 33 Folder 9 | Football plays, 1931 |
| Box 33 Folder 10 | Football plays, 1933 |
| Box 33 Folder 11 | Football plays, 1934 |
| Box 34 Folder 1 | Football plays, 1935 |
| Box 34 Folder 2 | Football plays, 1936 |
| Box 34 Folder 3 | Football plays, 1937 |
| Box 34 Folder 4 | Football plays, 1938 |
| Box 34 Folder 5 | Football plays, 1939 |
| Box 34 Folder 6 | Football plays, 1940 |
| Box 34 Folder 7 | Football plays, 1941 |
| Box 34 Folder 8 | Football plays, 1942 |
| Box 34 Folder 9 | Football plays, 1944 |
| Box 34 Folder 10 | Football plays, 1945 |
| Box 34 Folder 11 | Football plays, 1946 |
| Box 34 Folder 12 | Football plays, 1947 |
| Box 34 Folder 13 | Football plays, 1950-1951 |
| Box 34 Folder 14 | Football plays, 1952-1953 |
| Box 34 Folder 15 | Football plays of A.A. Stagg, Jr., 1953 |
| Box 34 Folder 16 | Football plays, 1957 |
| Box 35 Folder 1 | Football game write-ups, 1909 |
| Box 35 Folder 2 | Football game write-ups, 1910 |
| Box 35 Folder 3 | Football game write-ups, 1911 |
| Box 35 Folder 4 | Football game write-ups, 1912 |
| Box 35 Folder 5 | Football game write-ups, 1913 |
| Box 35 Folder 6 | Football game write-ups, 1914 |
| Box 35 Folder 7 | Football game write-ups, 1915 |
| Box 35 Folder 8 | Football game write-ups, 1917 |
| Box 35 Folder 9 | Football game write-ups, 1918 |
| Box 35 Folder 10 | Football game write-ups, 1919 |
| Box 35 Folder 11 | Football game write-ups, 1921 |
| Box 35 Folder 12 | Football game write-ups, 1922 |
| Box 35 Folder 13 | Football game write-ups, 1923 |
| Box 35 Folder 14 | Football game write-ups, 1924 |
| Box 36 Folder 1 | Football game write-ups, 1925 [A] |
| Box 36 Folder 2 | Football game write-ups, 1925 [B] |
| Box 36 Folder 3 | Football game write-ups, 1926 [A] |
| Box 36 Folder 4 | Football game write-ups, 1926 [B] |
| Box 36 Folder 5 | Football game write-ups, 1926 [C] |
| Box 36 Folder 6 | Football game write-ups, 1927 [A] |
| Box 37 Folder 1 | Football game write-ups, 1927 [B] |
| Box 37 Folder 2 | Football game write-ups, 1928 [A] |
| Box 37 Folder 3 | Football game write-ups, 1928 [B] |
| Box 37 Folder 4 | Football game write-ups, 1928 [C] |
| Box 37 Folder 5 | Football game write-ups, 1929 [A] |
| Box 37 Folder 6 | Football game write-ups, 1929 [B] |
| Box 37 Folder 7 | Football game write-ups, 1930 |
| Box 37 Folder 8 | Football game write-ups, 1931 |
| Box 38 Folder 1 | Football practice write-ups, 1898 |
| Box 38 Folder 2 | Football practice write-ups, 1899 |
| Box 38 Folder 3 | Football practice write-ups, 1915 |
| Box 38 Folder 4 | Football practice write-ups, 1916 [A] |
| Box 38 Folder 5 | Football practice write-ups, 1916 [B] |
| Box 38 Folder 6 | Football practice write-ups, 1917 |
| Box 38 Folder 7 | Football practice write-ups, 1922 [A] |
| Box 38 Folder 8 | Football practice write-ups, 1922 [B] |
| Box 38 Folder 9 | Football practice write-ups, 1923 |
| Box 39 Folder 1 | Football practice write-ups, 1924 |
| Box 39 Folder 2 | Football practice write-ups, 1925 |
| Box 39 Folder 3 | Football practice write-ups, 1926 |
| Box 39 Folder 4 | Football practice write-ups, 1927 |
| Box 39 Folder 5 | Football practice write-ups, 1928 |
| Box 39 Folder 6 | Football practice write-ups, 1929 |
| Box 39 Folder 7 | Football practice write-ups, 1931 |
| Box 40 Folder 1 | Football practice write-ups, Spring practice, 1915 |
| Box 40 Folder 2 | Football practice write-ups, Spring practice, 1916 |
| Box 40 Folder 3 | Football practice write-ups, Spring practice, 1917 |
| Box 40 Folder 4 | Football practice write-ups, Spring practice, 1921 |
| Box 40 Folder 5 | Football practice write-ups, Spring practice, 1922 |
| Box 40 Folder 6 | Football practice write-ups, Spring practice, 1923 |
| Box 40 Folder 7 | Football practice write-ups, Spring practice, 1924 |
| Box 40 Folder 8 | Football practice write-ups, Spring practice, 1925 |
| Box 40 Folder 9 | Football practice write-ups, Spring practice, 1926 |
| Box 40 Folder 10 | Football practice write-ups, Spring practice, 1927 |
| Box 40 Folder 11 | Football practice write-ups, Spring practice, 1928 |
| Box 40 Folder 12 | Football practice write-ups, Spring practice, 1929 |
| Box 40 Folder 13 | Football practice write-ups, Spring practice, 1930 |
| Box 40 Folder 14 | Football practice write-ups, Spring practice, 1931 |
| Box 40 Folder 15 | Football practice write-ups, Spring practice, 1932 |
| Box 41 Folder 1 | Football correspondence to set up games - Lists of football
coaches at Big Ten schools, 1896-1940 |
| Box 41 Folder 2 | Football correspondence to set up games - Lists of football
coaches at Big Ten schools, 1892 |
| Box 41 Folder 3 | Football correspondence to set up games - Lists of football
coaches at Big Ten schools, 1893 |
| Box 41 Folder 4 | Football correspondence to set up games - Lists of football
coaches at Big Ten schools, 1894 |
| Box 41 Folder 5 | Football correspondence to set up games - Lists of football
coaches at Big Ten schools, 1895 |
| Box 41 Folder 6 | Football correspondence to set up games - Lists of football
coaches at Big Ten schools, 1896 |
| Box 41 Folder 7 | Football correspondence to set up games - Lists of football
coaches at Big Ten schools, 1897 |
| Box 41 Folder 8 | Football correspondence to set up games - Lists of football
coaches at Big Ten schools, 1898 |
| Box 41 Folder 9 | Football correspondence to set up games - Lists of football
coaches at Big Ten schools, 1899 |
| Box 41 Folder 10 | Football correspondence to set up games - Lists of football
coaches at Big Ten schools, 1900 |
| Box 41 Folder 11 | Football correspondence to set up games, 1901 |
| Box 41 Folder 12 | Football correspondence to set up games, 1902 |
| Box 41 Folder 13 | Football correspondence to set up games, 1903 |
| Box 41 Folder 14 | Football correspondence to set up games, 1904 |
| Box 41 Folder 15 | Football correspondence to set up games, 1905 |
| Box 41 Folder 16 | Football correspondence to set up games, 1907 |
| Box 41 Folder 17 | Football correspondence to set up games, 1908 |
| Box 41 Folder 18 | Football correspondence to set up games, 1909 |
| Box 41 Folder 19 | Football correspondence to set up games, 1910 |
| Box 41 Folder 20 | Football correspondence to set up games, 1911 |
| Box 41 Folder 21 | Football correspondence to set up games, 1914-1917 |
| Box 41 Folder 22 | Football correspondence to set up games, 1917-1921 |
| Box 41 Folder 23 | Football correspondence to set up games, Annapolis
[et.al.] |
| Box 41 Folder 24 | Football correspondence to set up games, Illinois
1893-1921 |
| Box 41 Folder 25 | Football correspondence to set up games, Illinois
1922-1932 |
| Box 41 Folder 26 | Football correspondence to set up games, Indiana |
| Box 41 Folder 27 | Football correspondence to set up games, Iowa |
| Box 41 Folder 28 | Football correspondence to set up games, Michigan |
| Box 42 Folder 1 | Football correspondence to set up games, Minnesota |
| Box 42 Folder 2 | Football correspondence to set up games, Northwestern
1895-1922 |
| Box 42 Folder 3 | Football correspondence to set up games, Northwestern
1925-1928 |
| Box 42 Folder 4 | Football correspondence to set up games, Notre Dame |
| Box 42 Folder 5 | Football correspondence to set up games, Ohio State |
| Box 42 Folder 6 | Football correspondence to set up games, Pennsylvania
1898-1907 |
| Box 42 Folder 7 | Football correspondence to set up games, Pennsylvania
1921-1927 |
| Box 42 Folder 8 | Football correspondence to set up games, Princeton 1921
[A] |
| Box 42 Folder 9 | Football correspondence to set up games, Princeton 1921
[B] |
| Box 42 Folder 10 | Football correspondence to set up games, Purdue
1893-1921 |
| Box 42 Folder 11 | Football correspondence to set up games, Purdue
1924-1932 |
| Box 42 Folder 12 | Football correspondence to set up games, South
Carolina |
| Box 42 Folder 13 | Football correspondence to set up games, Vanderbilt |
| Box 42 Folder 14 | Football correspondence to set up games, Washington |
| Box 42 Folder 15 | Football correspondence to set up games, West Point |
| Box 43 Folder 1 | Football correspondence to set up games, Wisconsin
1893-1907 |
| Box 43 Folder 2 | Football correspondence to set up games, 1908-1918,
Wisconsin |
| Box 43 Folder 3 | Football correspondence to set up games, 1919-1932,
Wisconsin |
| Box 43 Folder 4 | Football correspondence to set up games, Wyoming |
| Box 43 Folder 5 | Football correspondence to set up games, Yale |
| Box 43 Folder 6 | Football game write-up, non-U. of C., non-Conference,
1933-1935 |
| Box 43 Folder 7 | Football game write-up, non-U. of C., non-Conference,
1936-1937 |
| Box 43 Folder 8 | Football game write-up, non-U. of C., non-Conference,
1938 |
| Box 44 Folder 1 | University of Chicago football scouting
reports--Baker |
| Box 44 Folder 2 | University of Chicago football scouting
reports--Brown |
| Box 44 Folder 3 | University of Chicago football scouting
reports--Carlisle |
| Box 44 Folder 4 | University of Chicago football scouting
reports--Colorado |
| Box 44 Folder 5 | University of Chicago football scouting
reports--Cornell |
| Box 44 Folder 6 | University of Chicago football scouting
reports--Dartmouth |
| Box 44 Folder 7 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Eau Clair
Normal |
| Box 44 Folder 8 | University of Chicago football scouting
reports--Florida |
| Box 44 Folder 9 | University of Chicago football scouting
reports--Harvard |
| Box 44 Folder 10 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Illinois,
1903-1912 |
| Box 44 Folder 11 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Illinois
1912-1917 |
| Box 44 Folder 12 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Illinois
1918-1919 |
| Box 44 Folder 13 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Illinois
1920-1921 |
| Box 44 Folder 14 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Illinois
1922-1923 |
| Box 45 Folder 1 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Illinois
1924-1925 |
| Box 45 Folder 2 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Illinois
1926 |
| Box 45 Folder 3 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Illinois
1927 |
| Box 45 Folder 4 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Illinois
1928 |
| Box 45 Folder 5 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Illinois
1929 |
| Box 45 Folder 6 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Illinois
1930 |
| Box 45 Folder 7 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Illinois
1931-1932 |
| Box 45 Folder 8 | University of Chicago football scouting reports -
Iowa |
| Box 45 Folder 9 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Indiana
1908-1930 |
| Box 46 Folder 1 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Indiana
1931 |
| Box 46 Folder 2 | University of Chicago football scouting reports--Iowa |
| Box 46 Folder 3 | University of Chicago football scouting
reports--Kansas |
| Box 46 Folder 4 | University of Chicago football scouting
reports--Kentucky |
| Box 46 Folder 5 | University of Chicago football scouting
reports--Maryland |
| Box 46 Folder 6 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Michigan
1897-1904 |
| Box 46 Folder 7 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Michigan
1905 |
| Box 46 Folder 8 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Michigan
1910-1922 |
| Box 46 Folder 9 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Michigan
1923-1929 |
| Box 46 Folder 10 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Michigan
1930 |
| Box 46 Folder 11 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Michigan
1931 |
| Box 46 Folder 12 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Michigan
1932 |
| Box 46 Folder 13 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Minnesota
1899-1909 |
| Box 46 Folder 14 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Minnesota
1910-1911 |
| Box 46 Folder 15 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Minnesota
1912-1915 |
| Box 47 Folder 1 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Minnesota
1916-1925 |
| Box 47 Folder 2 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Minnesota
1926-1930 |
| Box 47 Folder 3 | University of Chicago football scouting
reports--Mississippi |
| Box 47 Folder 4 | University of Chicago football scouting
reports--Missouri |
| Box 47 Folder 5 | University of Chicago football scouting
reports--Monmouth |
| Box 47 Folder 6 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - North
Central |
| Box 47 Folder 7 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Northwestern
1903-1910 |
| Box 47 Folder 8 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Northwestern
1911-1920 |
| Box 47 Folder 9 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Northwestern
1921-1924 |
| Box 47 Folder 10 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Northwestern
1925-1926 |
| Box 47 Folder 11 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Northwestern
1927-1932 |
| Box 47 Folder 12 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Notre
Dame |
| Box 47 Folder 13 | University of Chicago football scouting
reports--Oklahoma |
| Box 47 Folder 14 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Ohio State
1918-1921 |
| Box 47 Folder 15 | University of Chicago football scouting reports--, Ohio State
1922-1924 |
| Box 48 Folder 1 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Ohio State
1925-1927 |
| Box 48 Folder 2 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Pennsylvania
1898-1924 |
| Box 48 Folder 3 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Pennsylvania
1925-1926 |
| Box 48 Folder 4 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Pennsylvania
1927-1928 |
| Box 48 Folder 5 | University of Chicago football scouting
reports--Princeton |
| Box 48 Folder 6 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Purdue
1905-1915 |
| Box 48 Folder 7 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Purdue
1916-1924 |
| Box 49 Folder 1 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Purdue
1925-1929 |
| Box 49 Folder 2 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Purdue
1930 |
| Box 49 Folder 3 | University of Chicago football scouting reports - Purdue
1931-1932 |
| Box 49 Folder 4 | University of Chicago football scouting
reports--Tennessee |
| Box 49 Folder 5 | University of Chicago football scouting
reports--Texas |
| Box 49 Folder 6 | University of Chicago football scouting
reports--Tulane |
| Box 49 Folder 7 | University of Chicago football scouting
reports--Vanderbilt |
| Box 49 Folder 8 | University of Chicago football scouting
reports--Virginia |
| Box 49 Folder 9 | University of Chicago football scouting
reports--Washington |
| Box 49 Folder 10 | University of Chicago football scouting reports
|
| Box 49 Folder 11 | University of Chicago football scouting
reports--Wisconsin |
| Box 49 Folder 12 | University of Chicago football scouting reports--Yale |
| Box 49 Folder 13 | Miscellaneous and unidentifiable scouting reports - Folder 14:
Scouting instructions |
| Box 50 Folder 1 | Football Rules Committee, minutes, 1906 [correspondence
re] |
| Box 50 Folder 2 | Football Rules Committee, minutes, 1907 |
| Box 50 Folder 3 | Football Rules Committee, minutes, 1908 |
| Box 50 Folder 4 | Football Rules Committee, minutes, 1909 |
| Box 50 Folder 5 | Football Rules Committee, minutes, 1912 |
| Box 50 Folder 6 | Football Rules Committee, minutes, 1915 |
| Box 50 Folder 7 | Football Rules Committee, minutes, 1916 |
| Box 50 Folder 8 | Football Rules Committee, minutes, 1920 |
| Box 50 Folder 9 | Football Rules Committee, minutes, 1921 |
| Box 50 Folder 10 | Football Rules Committee, minutes, 1922 |
| Box 50 Folder 11 | Football Rules Committee, minutes, 1923 |
| Box 50 Folder 12 | Football Rules Committee, minutes, 1924 |
| Box 50 Folder 13 | Football Rules Committee, minutes, 1926 |
| Box 50 Folder 14 | Football Rules Committee, minutes, 1927 |
| Box 50 Folder 15 | Football Rules Committee, minutes, 1929 |
| Box 50 Folder 16 | Football Rules Committee, minutes, 1930 |
| Box 50 Folder 17 | Football Rules Committee, minutes, 1931 |
| Box 50 Folder 18 | Football Rules Committee, minutes, 1932 |
| Box 50 Folder 19 | Football Rules Committee, minutes, 1933 |
| Box 50 Folder 20 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1871-1894 |
| Box 50 Folder 21 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1895-1902 |
| Box 50 Folder 22 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1903-1905 |
| Box 50 Folder 23 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1906 |
| Box 50 Folder 24 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1907 |
| Box 50 Folder 25 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1908 |
| Box 50 Folder 26 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1909 |
| Box 50 Folder 27 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1910 [A] |
| Box 51 Folder 1 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1910 [B] |
| Box 51 Folder 2 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1911 |
| Box 51 Folder 3 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1912 |
| Box 51 Folder 4 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1913 |
| Box 51 Folder 5 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1914 |
| Box 51 Folder 6 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1915 |
| Box 51 Folder 7 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1916 |
| Box 51 Folder 8 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1917-1919 |
| Box 51 Folder 9 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1920 |
| Box 51 Folder 10 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1921 |
| Box 51 Folder 11 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1922 |
| Box 51 Folder 12 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1923 |
| Box 51 Folder 13 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1924 |
| Box 51 Folder 14 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1925 |
| Box 51 Folder 15 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1926 |
| Box 51 Folder 16 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1927 |
| Box 51 Folder 17 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1928 |
| Box 51 Folder 18 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1929 |
| Box 51 Folder 19 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1930 |
| Box 51 Folder 20 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1931 |
| Box 52 Folder 1 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1932 |
| Box 52 Folder 2 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1933-1936 |
| Box 52 Folder 3 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1937-1940 |
| Box 52 Folder 4 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1941-1944 |
| Box 52 Folder 5 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1945 |
| Box 52 Folder 6 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1946 [A] |
| Box 52 Folder 7 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1946 [B] |
| Box 52 Folder 8 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1947 |
| Box 52 Folder 9 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1948 [A] |
| Box 52 Folder 10 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1948 [B] |
| Box 53 Folder 1 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1949 |
| Box 53 Folder 2 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1950 |
| Box 53 Folder 3 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1951 [A] |
| Box 53 Folder 4 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1951 [B] |
| Box 53 Folder 5 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1952 [A] |
| Box 53 Folder 6 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1952 [B] |
| Box 53 Folder 7 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1953 |
| Box 53 Folder 8 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1954 |
| Box 54 Folder 1 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1955 |
| Box 54 Folder 2 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1956 |
| Box 54 Folder 3 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1957-1958 |
| Box 54 Folder 4 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1959 |
| Box 54 Folder 5 | Football rules, questions concerning and interpretations of them,
1960-1963 |
| Box 54 Folder 6 | Changes in football rules, 1891-1941 |
| Box 54 Folder 7 | A.A. Stagg's summary of the effects of rules on play -
Blocking and Tackling |
| Box 54 Folder 8 | A.A. Stagg's summary of the effects of rules on play,
Centering |
| Box 54 Folder 9 | A.A. Stagg's summary of the effects of rules on play,
Choice of goal |
| Box 54 Folder 10 | A.A. Stagg's summary of the effects of rules on play,
Downs |
| Box 54 Folder 11 | A.A. Stagg's summary of the effects of rules on play,
Equipment |
| Box 54 Folder 12 | A.A. Stagg's summary of the effects of rules on play,
Field |
| Box 54 Folder 13 | A.A. Stagg's summary of the effects of rules on play,
Forward pass |
| Box 54 Folder 14 | A.A. Stagg's summary of the effects of rules on play,
Fumbles |
| Box 54 Folder 15 | A.A. Stagg's summary of the effects of rules on play,
Kickoff |
| Box 54 Folder 16 | A.A. Stagg's summary of the effects of rules on play,
Line |
| Box 54 Folder 17 | A.A. Stagg's summary of the effects of rules on play,
Men in motion |
| Box 54 Folder 18 | A.A. Stagg's summary of the effects of rules on play,
Night games |
| Box 54 Folder 19 | A.A. Stagg's summary of the effects of rules on play,
Numerals |
| Box 54 Folder 20 | A.A. Stagg's summary of the effects of rules on play,
Officials |
| Box 54 Folder 21 | A.A. Stagg's summary of the effects of rules on play,
Out of bounds |
| Box 54 Folder 22 | A.A. Stagg's summary of the effects of rules on play,
Personal fouls |
| Box 54 Folder 23 | A.A. Stagg's summary of the effects of rules on play,
Point after |
| Box 54 Folder 24 | A.A. Stagg's summary of the effects of rules on play,
Punting |
| Box 54 Folder 25 | A.A. Stagg's summary of the effects of rules on play,
Quarterback running |
| Box 54 Folder 26 | A.A. Stagg's summary of the effects of rules on play,
Safety |
| Box 54 Folder 27 | A.A. Stagg's summary of the effects of rules on play,
Scoring |
| Box 54 Folder 28 | A.A. Stagg's summary of the effects of rules on play,
Shift plays |
| Box 54 Folder 29 | A.A. Stagg's summary of the effects of rules on play,
Side line coaching |
| Box 54 Folder 30 | A.A. Stagg's summary of the effects of rules on play,
Subsitution |
| Box 54 Folder 31 | A.A. Stagg's summary of the effects of rules on play,
Termination of play |
| Box 54 Folder 32 | A.A. Stagg's summary of the effects of rules on play,
Time out |
| Box 55 Folder 1 | Football fatalities, 1931 |
| Box 55 Folder 2 | Football fatalities, 1932 |
| Box 55 Folder 3 | Football fatalities, 1933 |
| Box 55 Folder 4 | Football fatalities, 1934 |
| Box 55 Folder 5 | Football fatalities, 1935 |
| Box 55 Folder 6 | Football fatalities, 1938 |
| Box 55 Folder 7 | Football fatalities, 1939 |
| Box 55 Folder 8 | Football fatalities, 1940 |
| Box 55 Folder 9 | Football fatalities, 1941 |
| Box 55 Folder 10 | Football fatalities, 1945 |
| Box 55 Folder 11 | Football fatalities, 1950 |
| Box 55 Folder 12 | Football fatalities, 1958 |
| Box 56 Folder 1 | Newspaper clippings concerning football at the U. of C., other
conference teams and non-conference teams, 1887-1893 |
| Box 56 Folder 2 | Newspaper clippings concerning football at the U. of C., other
conference teams and non-conference teams, 1894 |
| Box 56 Folder 3 | Newspaper clippings concerning football at the U. of C., other
conference teams and non-conference teams, 1895 |
| Box 56 Folder 4 | Newspaper clippings concerning football at the U. of C., other
conference teams and non-conference teams, 1896 |
| Box 56 Folder 5 | Newspaper clippings concerning football at the U. of C., other
conference teams and non-conference teams, September-October
1896 |
| Box 56 Folder 6 | Newspaper clippings concerning football at the U. of C., other
conference teams and non-conference teams, November-December |
| Box 57 Folder 1 | Newspaper clippings concerning football at the U. of C., other
conference teams and non-conference teams, 1897 |
| Box 57 Folder 2 | Newspaper clippings concerning football at the U. of C., other
conference teams and non-conference teams, September-October
1898 |
| Box 57 Folder 3 | Newspaper clippings concerning football at the U. of C., other
conference teams and non-conference teams, November 1898 |
| Box 57 Folder 4 | Newspaper clippings concerning football at the U. of C., other
conference teams and non-conference teams, December 1898 |
| Box 57 Folder 5 | Newspaper clippings concerning football at the U. of C., other
conference teams and non-conference teams, September-October
1899 |
| Box 58 Folder 1 | Newspaper clippings concerning football at the U. of C., other
conference teams and non-conference teams, November-December
1899 |
| Box 58 Folder 2 | Newspaper clippings concerning football at the U. of C., other
conference teams and non-conference teams, Penn game 1899 |
| Box 58 Folder 3 | Newspaper clippings concerning football at the U. of C., other
conference teams and non-conference teams, 1900 |
| Box 58 Folder 4 | Newspaper clippings concerning football at the U. of C., other
conference teams and non-conference teams, 1901 |
| Box 58 Folder 5 | Newspaper clippings concerning football at the U. of C., other
conference teams and non-conference teams, September-October
1902 |
| Box 58 Folder 6 | Newspaper clippings concerning football at the U. of C., other
conference teams and non-conference teams, November-December
1902 |
| Box 59 Folder 1 | Newspaper clippings concerning football at the U. of C., other
conference teams and non-conference teams, 1903 |
| Box 59 Folder 2 | Newspaper clippings concerning football at the U. of C., other
conference teams and non-conference teams, 1904 [A] |
| Box 59 Folder 3 | Newspaper clippings concerning football at the U. of C., other
conference teams and non-conference teams, 1904 [B] |
| Box 59 Folder 4 | Newspaper clippings concerning football at the U. of C., other
conference teams and non-conference teams, 1905 |
| Box 60 Folder 1 | Newspaper clippings concerning football at the U. of C., other
conference teams and non-conference teams, September-October
1906 |
| Box 60 Folder 2 | Newspaper clippings concerning football at the U. of C., other
conference teams and non-conference teams, November-December
1906 |
| Box 60 Folder 3 | Newspaper clippings concerning football at the U. of C., other
conference teams and non-conference teams, 1907 |
| Box 60 Folder 4 | Newspaper clippings concerning football at the U. of C., other
conference teams and non-conference teams, 1908 |
| Box 60 Folder 5 | Newspaper clippings concerning football at the U. of C., other
conference teams and non-conference teams, 1910-1921 |
| Box 60 Folder 6 | Newspaper clippings concerning football at the U. of C., other
conference teams and non-conference teams, 1959 |
Series IV: Athletics-General |
| Box 61 Folder 1 | Baseball clippings, 1893 |
| Box 61 Folder 2 | Baseball clippings, 1894 |
| Box 61 Folder 3 | Baseball clippings, 1895 |
| Box 61 Folder 4 | Baseball clippings, 1896 |
| Box 61 Folder 5 | Baseball clippings, 1897 |
| Box 61 Folder 6 | Baseball clippings, 1899 |
| Box 61 Folder 7 | Baseball clippings, 1900 |
| Box 61 Folder 8 | Baseball clippings, 1901 |
| Box 61 Folder 9 | Baseball clippings, 1902 |
| Box 61 Folder 10 | Baseball clippings, 1903 |
| Box 61 Folder 11 | Baseball clippings, 1904 |
| Box 61 Folder 12 | Baseball clippings, 1905 |
| Box 61 Folder 13 | Correspondence re baseball games, Amherst |
| Box 61 Folder 14 | Correspondence re baseball games, Beloit |
| Box 61 Folder 15 | Correspondence re baseball games, Brown |
| Box 61 Folder 16 | Correspondence re baseball games, California |
| Box 61 Folder 17 | Correspondence re baseball games, Cornell |
| Box 61 Folder 18 | Correspondence re baseball games, Georgetown |
| Box 61 Folder 19 | Correspondence re baseball games, Georgia |
| Box 61 Folder 20 | Correspondence re baseball games, Grinell |
| Box 61 Folder 21 | Correspondence re baseball games, Harvard |
| Box 61 Folder 22 | Correspondence re baseball games, Holy Cross |
| Box 61 Folder 23 | Correspondence re baseball games, Illinois |
| Box 61 Folder 24 | Correspondence re baseball games, Indiana |
| Box 61 Folder 25 | Correspondence re baseball games, Iowa |
| Box 61 Folder 26 | Correspondence re baseball games, Kansas |
| Box 61 Folder 27 | Correspondence re baseball games, Lake Forest |
| Box 61 Folder 28 | Correspondence re baseball games, Michigan |
| Box 61 Folder 29 | Correspondence re baseball games, Minnesota |
| Box 61 Folder 30 | Correspondence re baseball games, Northwestern |
| Box 61 Folder 31 | Correspondence re baseball games, Pennsylvania |
| Box 61 Folder 32 | Correspondence re baseball games, Purdue |
| Box 61 Folder 33 | Correspondence re baseball games, Wisconsin |
| Box 62 Folder 1 | Technical aspects of baseball, Batting cage |
| Box 62 Folder 2 | Technical aspects of baseball, Bleachers |
| Box 62 Folder 3 | Technical aspects of baseball, Community baseball (non-U. of
C.) |
| Box 62 Folder 4 | Technical aspects of baseball, Evaluation of players, U. of
C. |
| Box 62 Folder 5 | Technical aspects of baseball, Evaluation of conference
teams |
| Box 62 Folder 6 | Technical aspects of baseball, National baseball
tournament |
| Box 62 Folder 7 | Technical aspects of baseball, Permission for U. of C. players to
play summer baseball |
| Box 62 Folder 8 | Technical aspects of baseball, Eligibility of
professionals |
| Box 62 Folder 9 | Technical aspects of baseball, Team reunions |
| Box 62 Folder 10 | Technical aspects of baseball, Rules |
| Box 62 Folder 11 | Technical aspects of baseball, A.A. Stagg's baseball
theory |
| Box 62 Folder 12 | Technical aspects of baseball, Tickets, 1905 |
| Box 62 Folder 13 | Technical aspects of baseball, Umpires |
| Box 62 Folder 14 | 1893 Baseball Tournament [World's Columbian
Exposition] |
| Box 62 Folder 15 | 1911 baseball season write-up |
| Box 63 Folder 1 | Baseball, U of C vs. Waseda, Japan, 1910 (Burlington Railroad) |
| Box 63 Folder 2 | Baseball, 1910
- U of C vs. Waseda, Japan, 1910
- Gilbert Bliss (Faculty representative)
|
| Box 63 Folder 3 | Baseball, U of C vs. Waseda, Japan, 1910 |
| Box 63 Folder 4 | Baseball, 1910 |
| Box 63 Folder 5-6 | Baseball, U of C vs. Waseda, Japan, 1911 |
| Box 63 Folder 7 | Baseball, U of C vs. Waseda, Japan, 1915 |
| Box 63 Folder 8 | Baseball, U of C vs. Waseda, Japan, 1920 |
| Box 63 Folder 9 | Baseball, U of C vs. Waseda, Japan, 1921 |
| Box 63 Folder 10 | Baseball, U of C vs. Waseda, Japan, 1924 |
| Box 63 Folder 11 | Baseball, U of C vs. Waseda, Japan, 1925 |
| Box 63 Folder 12 | Baseball, U of C vs. Waseda, Japan, 1927 |
| Box 63 Folder 13 | Baseball, U of C vs. Waseda, Japan, 1930 |
| Box 63 Folder 14 | Baseball, U of C vs. Waseda, Japan, 1933 |
| Box 64 Folder 1 | Basketball, correspondence and articles, 1892-1900 |
| Box 64 Folder 2 | Basketball, correspondence and articles, 1901-1910 |
| Box 64 Folder 3 | Basketball, correspondence and articles, 1911-1920 |
| Box 64 Folder 4 | Basketball, correspondence and articles, 1921-1926 |
| Box 64 Folder 5 | Basketball, correspondence and articles, 1926-1929 |
| Box 64 Folder 6 | Basketball, correspondence and articles, 1930-1933 |
| Box 64 Folder 7 | A.A. Stagg's diagrams and theories of
basketball |
| Box 65 Folder 1 | Interscholastic basketball, 1917 |
| Box 65 Folder 2 | Interscholastic basketball, 1920 |
| Box 65 Folder 3 | Interscholastic basketball, 1921 |
| Box 65 Folder 4 | Interscholastic basketball, 1922 |
| Box 65 Folder 5 | Interscholastic basketball, 1923 |
| Box 65 Folder 6 | Interscholastic basketball, 1924 |
| Box 65 Folder 7 | Interscholastic basketball, 1925 |
| Box 65 Folder 8 | Interscholastic basketball, 1926 |
| Box 65 Folder 9 | Interscholastic basketball, 1927 |
| Box 65 Folder 10 | Interscholastic basketball, 1928 |
| Box 65 Folder 11 | Interscholastic basketball, 1929 |
| Box 65 Folder 12 | Interscholastic basketball, 1930 [A] |
| Box 65 Folder 13 | Interscholastic basketball, 1930 [B] |
| Box 65 Folder 14 | Interscholastic basketball, 1931 |
| Box 65 Folder 15 | Interscholastic basketball, 1932 |
| Box 66 Folder 1 | Track and field correspondence, 1895-1896 |
| Box 66 Folder 2 | Track and field correspondence, 1897 |
| Box 66 Folder 3 | Track and field correspondence, 1898 |
| Box 66 Folder 4 | Track and field correspondence, 1899 |
| Box 66 Folder 5 | Track and field correspondence, 1900 |
| Box 66 Folder 6 | Track and field correspondence, 1901 |
| Box 66 Folder 7 | Track and field correspondence, 1902 |
| Box 66 Folder 8 | Track and field correspondence, 1903 |
| Box 66 Folder 9 | Track and field correspondence, 1904 |
| Box 66 Folder 10 | Track and field correspondence, 1905 |
| Box 66 Folder 11 | Track and field correspondence, 1906 |
| Box 66 Folder 12 | Track and field correspondence, 1907 |
| Box 66 Folder 13 | Track and field correspondence, 1908 |
| Box 66 Folder 14 | Track and field correspondence, 1909 |
| Box 66 Folder 15 | Track and field correspondence, 1910 |
| Box 66 Folder 16 | Track and field correspondence, 1911 |
| Box 66 Folder 17 | Track and field correspondence, 1912 |
| Box 66 Folder 18 | Track and field correspondence, 1913 |
| Box 66 Folder 19 | Track and field correspondence, 1914 |
| Box 66 Folder 20 | Track and field correspondence, 1915 |
| Box 66 Folder 21 | Track and field correspondence, 1916 |
| Box 66 Folder 22 | Track and field correspondence, 1917 |
| Box 66 Folder 23 | Track and field correspondence, 1918 |
| Box 66 Folder 24 | Track and field correspondence, 1919 |
| Box 66 Folder 25 | Track and field correspondence, 1920 |
| Box 66 Folder 26 | Track and field correspondence, 1921 |
| Box 66 Folder 27 | Track and field correspondence, 1922 |
| Box 66 Folder 28 | Track and field correspondence, 1923 |
| Box 66 Folder 29 | Track and field correspondence, 1924 |
| Box 66 Folder 30 | Track and field correspondence, 1925 |
| Box 66 Folder 31 | Track and field correspondence, 1926-1933 |
| Box 66 Folder 32 | A.A. Stagg's theory of track and field events, Broad
jump |
| Box 66 Folder 33 | A.A. Stagg's theory of track and field events,
Discus |
| Box 66 Folder 34 | A.A. Stagg's theory of track and field events, Distance
running |
| Box 66 Folder 35 | A.A. Stagg's theory of track and field events, Half-mile
run |
| Box 66 Folder 36 | A.A. Stagg's theory of track and field events, Hammer
toss |
| Box 66 Folder 37 | A.A. Stagg's theory of track and field events, High
jump |
| Box 66 Folder 38 | A.A. Stagg's theory of track and field events,
Hurdling |
| Box 66 Folder 39 | A.A. Stagg's theory of track and field events, Indoor
meets |
| Box 66 Folder 40 | A.A. Stagg's theory of track and field events,
Javeline |
| Box 66 Folder 41 | A.A. Stagg's theory of track and field events,
Judges |
| Box 66 Folder 42 | A.A. Stagg's theory of track and field events, Pole
vault |
| Box 66 Folder 43 | A.A. Stagg's theory of track and field events,
Quarter-mile run |
| Box 66 Folder 44 | A.A. Stagg's theory of track and field events, Relay
races |
| Box 66 Folder 45 | A.A. Stagg's theory of track and field events, Shot
put |
| Box 66 Folder 46 | A.A. Stagg's theory of track and field events,
Sprints |
| Box 66 Folder 47 | A.A. Stagg's theory of track and field events, the
starter |
| Box 66 Folder 48 | A.A. Stagg's theory of track and field events, Track
equipment |
| Box 66 Folder 49 | A.A. Stagg's track lecture, Summer, 1925 |
| Box 66 Folder 50 | How to build a track" |
| Box 67 Folder 1 | Track rules |
| Box 67 Folder 2 | Track newspaper clippings |
| Box 67 Folder 3 | Articles on track |
| Box 67 Folder 4 | Articles on track |
| Box 68 Folder 1 | University of Chicago track, 1921 |
| Box 68 Folder 2 | University of Chicago track, 1922 |
| Box 68 Folder 3 | University of Chicago track, 1923 |
| Box 68 Folder 4 | University of Chicago track, 1924 |
| Box 68 Folder 5 | University of Chicago track, 1925 |
| Box 68 Folder 6 | University of Chicago track, 1926 |
| Box 68 Folder 7 | University of Chicago track, 1927 |
| Box 68 Folder 8 | University of Chicago track, 1928 |
| Box 68 Folder 9 | University of Chicago track, 1929 |
| Box 68 Folder 10 | University of Chicago track, 1930 |
| Box 68 Folder 11 | University of Chicago track, 1931 |
| Box 68 Folder 12 | University of Chicago track, 1932 |
| Box 68 Folder 13 | Dual meet preparations with Western Conference schools, Illinois,
1896-1920 |
| Box 68 Folder 14 | Dual meet preparations with Western Conference schools, Indiana,
1926-1927 |
| Box 68 Folder 15 | Dual meet preparations with Western Conference schools, Michigan,
1895-1923 |
| Box 68 Folder 16 | Dual meet preparations with Western Conference schools,
Minnesota, 1906-1928 |
| Box 68 Folder 17 | Dual meet preparations with Western Conference schools, Missouri
athletic association, 1916-1917 |
| Box 68 Folder 18 | Dual meet preparations with Western Conference schools, Notre
Dame, 1899-1901 |
| Box 68 Folder 19 | Dual meet preparations with Western Conference schools,
Northwestern, 1897-1925 |
| Box 68 Folder 20 | Dual meet preparations with Western Conference schools, Ohio
State, 1915-1927 |
| Box 68 Folder 21 | Dual meet preparations with Western Conference schools,
Purdue, |
| Box 68 Folder 22 | Dual meet preparations with Western Conference schools,
Wisconsin, 1900-1923 |
| Box 69 Folder 1 | University of Chicago track results, General Record
Book |
| Box 69 Folder 2 | University of Chicago track results, 1894 |
| Box 69 Folder 3 | University of Chicago track results, 1904 |
| Box 69 Folder 4 | University of Chicago track results, 1904-1907 |
| Box 69 Folder 5 | University of Chicago track results, 1908 |
| Box 69 Folder 6 | University of Chicago track results, 1909 |
| Box 69 Folder 7 | University of Chicago track results, 1910 |
| Box 69 Folder 8 | University of Chicago track results, 1911 |
| Box 69 Folder 9 | University of Chicago track results, 1912 |
| Box 69 Folder 10 | University of Chicago track results, 1913 |
| Box 69 Folder 11 | University of Chicago track results, 1914 |
| Box 70 Folder 1 | University of Chicago track results, 1915 |
| Box 70 Folder 2 | University of Chicago track results, 1916 |
| Box 70 Folder 3 | University of Chicago track results, 1919 |
| Box 70 Folder 4 | University of Chicago track results, 1920 |
| Box 70 Folder 5 | University of Chicago track results, 1921 |
| Box 70 Folder 6 | University of Chicago track results, 1922 |
| Box 70 Folder 7 | University of Chicago track results, 1923 |
| Box 70 Folder 8 | University of Chicago track results, 1924 |
| Box 70 Folder 9 | University of Chicago track results, 1925 |
| Box 70 Folder 10 | University of Chicago track results, 1926 |
| Box 70 Folder 11 | University of Chicago track results, 1927 |
| Box 70 Folder 12 | University of Chicago track results, 1928 |
| Box 70 Folder 13 | University of Chicago track results, 1930 |
| Box 70 Folder 14 | University of Chicago track results, 1931 |
| Box 70 Folder 15 | University of Chicago track results, 1932 |
| Box 70 Folder 16 | University of Chicago track results, 1933 |
| Box 71 Folder 1 | World track records, 1937 |
| Box 71 Folder 2 | World track records, 1938 [A] |
| Box 71 Folder 3 | World track records, 1938 [B] |
| Box 71 Folder 4 | World track records, 1940 |
| Box 71 Folder 5 | World track records, 1941 |
| Box 71 Folder 6 | World track records, 1942 |
| Box 71 Folder 7 | World track records, 1943 |
| Box 71 Folder 8 | World track records, 1944 |
| Box 71 Folder 9 | World track records, 1945 |
| Box 71 Folder 10 | World track records, Post-1947 |
| Box 72 Folder 1 | World track records, N.C.A.A., A.U.U., Intercollegiate
conference, 1922 |
| Box 72 Folder 2 | World track records, N.C.A.A., A.U.U., Intercollegiate
conference, 1923 [A] |
| Box 72 Folder 3 | World track records, N.C.A.A., A.U.U., Intercollegiate
conference, 1923 [B] |
| Box 72 Folder 4 | World track records, N.C.A.A., A.U.U., Intercollegiate
conference, 1924 |
| Box 72 Folder 5 | World track records, N.C.A.A., A.U.U., Intercollegiate
conference, 1925 |
| Box 72 Folder 6 | World track records, N.C.A.A., A.U.U., Intercollegiate
conference, 1926 |
| Box 72 Folder 7 | World track records, N.C.A.A., A.U.U., Intercollegiate
conference, 1927 |
| Box 72 Folder 8 | World track records, N.C.A.A., A.U.U., Intercollegiate
conference, 1928 |
| Box 72 Folder 9 | World track records, N.C.A.A., A.U.U., Intercollegiate
conference, 1929 |
| Box 72 Folder 10 | World track records, N.C.A.A., A.U.U., Intercollegiate
conference,1930 |
| Box 72 Folder 11 | World track records, N.C.A.A., A.U.U., Intercollegiate
conference, 1931 |
| Box 72 Folder 12 | World track records, N.C.A.A., A.U.U., Intercollegiate
conference, 1932 |
| Box 72 Folder 13 | World track records, N.C.A.A., A.U.U., Intercollegiate
conference, 1933 |
| Box 72 Folder 14 | World track records, N.C.A.A., A.U.U., Intercollegiate
conference, 1934 |
| Box 73 Folder 1 | Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association of America
[I.A.A.A.], correspondence 1925-1928 |
| Box 73 Folder 2 | I.A.A.A. track programs 1924-1925 |
| Box 74 Folder 1 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1902 |
| Box 74 Folder 2 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1903 |
| Box 74 Folder 3 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1904 |
| Box 74 Folder 4 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1905 |
| Box 74 Folder 5 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1906 |
| Box 74 Folder 6 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1907 |
| Box 74 Folder 7 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1908 |
| Box 74 Folder 8 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1909 |
| Box 74 Folder 9 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1910 |
| Box 74 Folder 10 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1911 |
| Box 74 Folder 11 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1912 |
| Box 74 Folder 12 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1913 |
| Box 74 Folder 13 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1914 |
| Box 74 Folder 14 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1915 |
| Box 74 Folder 15 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1916 |
| Box 74 Folder 16 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1917 |
| Box 74 Folder 17 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1921 |
| Box 74 Folder 18 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1922 |
| Box 74 Folder 19 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1923 |
| Box 74 Folder 20 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1924 |
| Box 74 Folder 21 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1925 |
| Box 74 Folder 22 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1926 |
| Box 74 Folder 23 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1927 |
| Box 74 Folder 24 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1928 |
| Box 74 Folder 25 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1929 |
| Box 74 Folder 26 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1930 |
| Box 74 Folder 27 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1931 |
| Box 74 Folder 28 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1932 |
| Box 74 Folder 29 | Intercollegiate track and field, 1933 |
| Box 74 Folder 30 | Cook county meet programs |
| Box 74 Folder 31 | Cook county meets, 1903-1927 |
| Box 75 | Track Programs, 1896-1921 |
| Box 75 | Track Programs, 1922-1936, undated |
| Box 76 Folder 1 | Intramural sports, 1924-1925 |
| Box 76 Folder 2 | Intramural sports, 1926 |
| Box 76 Folder 3 | Intramural sports, 1927 |
| Box 76 Folder 4 | Intramural sports, 1928-1929 |
| Box 76 Folder 5 | Intramural sports, 1930-1932 |
| Box 77 Folder 1 | Eligibility rules |
| Box 77 Folder 2 | Eligibility rules |
| Box 77 Folder 3 | Lists of ineligible players |
| Box 77 Folder 4 | Cases re. eligibility of players--A |
| Box 77 Folder 5 | Cases re. eligibility of players--B |
| Box 77 Folder 6 | Cases re. eligibility of players
|
| Box 77 Folder 7 | Cases re. eligibility of players
|
| Box 77 Folder 8 | Cases re. eligibility of players--C |
| Box 77 Folder 9 | Cases re. eligibility of players--D |
| Box 78 Folder 1 | Cases re. eligibility of players--E |
| Box 78 Folder 2 | Cases re. eligibility of players--F |
| Box 78 Folder 3 | Cases re. eligibility of players--G |
| Box 78 Folder 4 | Cases re. eligibility of players--H |
| Box 78 Folder 5 | Cases re. eligibility of players--I |
| Box 78 Folder 6 | Cases re. eligibility of players
|
| Box 78 Folder 7 | Cases re. eligibility of players
|
| Box 78 Folder 8 | Cases re. eligibility of players--J |
| Box 78 Folder 9 | Cases re. eligibility of players--K |
| Box 78 Folder 10 | Cases re. eligibility of players--L |
| Box 78 Folder 11 | Cases re. eligibility of players--M |
| Box 78 Folder 12 | Cases re. eligibility of players--M |
| Box 79 Folder 1 | Cases re. eligibility of players--N |
| Box 79 Folder 2 | Cases re. eligibility of players--O |
| Box 79 Folder 3 | Cases re. eligibility of players--P |
| Box 79 Folder 4 | Cases re. eligibility of players--Q |
| Box 79 Folder 5 | Cases re. eligibility of players--R |
| Box 79 Folder 6 | Cases re. eligibility of players--S |
| Box 79 Folder 7 | Cases re. eligibility of players--T |
| Box 79 Folder 8 | Cases re. eligibility of players--U |
| Box 79 Folder 9 | Cases re. eligibility of players--V |
| Box 79 Folder 10 | Cases re. eligibility of players--W |
| Box 79 Folder 11 | Cases re. eligibility of players--W |
| Box 79 Folder 12 | Cases re. eligibility of players--Y |
| Box 79 Folder 13 | Miscellaneous eligibility clippings |
| Box 79 Folder 14 | Printed material re eligibility |
| Box 79 Folder 15 | Eligibility in other conferences |
| Box 79 Folder 16 | Eligibility of high school students |
| Box 80 Folder 1 | Olympic games, 1896 |
| Box 80 Folder 2 | Olympic games, 1900 |
| Box 80 Folder 3 | Olympic games, 1902 |
| Box 80 Folder 4 | Olympic games, 1904 |
| Box 80 Folder 5 | Olympic games, 1906 |
| Box 80 Folder 6 | Olympic games, 1908 |
| Box 80 Folder 7 | Olympic games, 1910 |
| Box 80 Folder 8 | Olympic games, 1912 |
| Box 80 Folder 9 | Olympic games, 1924 [A] |
| Box 81 Folder 1 | Olympic games, 1924 [B] |
| Box 81 Folder 2 | Olympic games, 1924 [C] |
| Box 81 Folder 3 | Olympic games, 1924 [D] |
| Box 81 Folder 4 | Olympic games, 1928 |
| Box 81 Folder 5 | Olympic games, 1928 articles |
| Box 81 Folder 6 | Olympic games, 1928 newspaper clippings |
| Box 81 Folder 7 | Olympic games, 1932 [A] |
| Box 82 Folder 1 | Olympic games, 1932 [B] |
| Box 82 Folder 2 | Olympic games, 1932 newsclippings [A] |
| Box 82 Folder 3 | Olympic games, 1932 newsclippings [B] |
| Box 82 Folder 4 | Olympic games, 1936 |
| Box 83 | Olympic game programs |
Series V: Athletic Associations |
| Box 84 Folder 1 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], correspondence, 1903-1909 |
| Box 84 Folder 2 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], correspondence, 1910-1914 |
| Box 84 Folder 3 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], correspondence, 1915-1919 |
| Box 84 Folder 4 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], correspondence, 1920-1921 |
| Box 84 Folder 5 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], correspondence, 1922 |
| Box 84 Folder 6 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], correspondence, 1923 [A] |
| Box 84 Folder 7 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], correspondence, 1923 [B] |
| Box 84 Folder 8 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], correspondence, 1924 [A] |
| Box 84 Folder 9 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], correspondence, 1924 [B] |
| Box 84 Folder 10 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], correspondence, 1925 [A] |
| Box 85 Folder 1 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], correspondence, 1925 [B] |
| Box 85 Folder 2 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], correspondence, 1926 |
| Box 85 Folder 3 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], correspondence, 1927 [A] |
| Box 85 Folder 4 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], correspondence, 1927 [B] |
| Box 85 Folder 5 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], correspondence, 1927[C] |
| Box 85 Folder 6 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], correspondence, 1928 [A] |
| Box 85 Folder 7 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], correspondence, 1928 [B] |
| Box 85 Folder 8 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], correspondence, 1929 [A] |
| Box 86 Folder 1 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], correspondence, 1929 [B] |
| Box 86 Folder 2 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], correspondence, 1930 |
| Box 86 Folder 3 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], correspondence, 1931 |
| Box 86 Folder 4 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], correspondence, 1932 |
| Box 86 Folder 5 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], correspondence, 1933 |
| Box 86 Folder 6 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], correspondence, 1934-1942 |
| Box 86 Folder 7 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], correspondence, Miscellaneous Conference
newspaper clippings |
| Box 87 Folder 1 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], minutes and reports, 1896-1909 |
| Box 87 Folder 2 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], minutes and reports, 1910-1921 |
| Box 87 Folder 3 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], minutes and reports, 1922-1923 |
| Box 87 Folder 4 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], minutes and reports, 1924-1929 |
| Box 87 Folder 5 | Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives [Western
Conference - Big Ten"], minutes and reports, 1930-1949 |
| Box 88 Folder 1 | I.C.F.R. - disputes, 1899 U. of C. vs. Wisconsin, Michigan,
Illinois |
| Box 88 Folder 2 | I.C.F.R. - disputes, 1900conflict of U. of C. and conference game
schedules in Chicago |
| Box 88 Folder 3 | I.C.F.R. - disputes, 1900 Michigan-Wisconsin Grandstand
case |
| Box 88 Folder 4 | I.C.F.R. - disputes, 1906 withdrawal of Michigan from the
conference |
| Box 88 Folder 5 | I.C.F.R. - disputes, 1906 withdrawal of Michigan from the
conference |
| Box 88 Folder 6 | I.C.F.R. - disputes, ca. 1910 Intercollegiate
conference |
| Box 88 Folder 7 | I.C.F.R. - disputes, A.A. Stagg, G.E. Vincent meeting, Nov. 26,
1911 |
| Box 89 Folder 1 | I.C.F.R. - correspondence between A.A. Stagg and John Griffith
(conference chairman), 1930-1931 |
| Box 89 Folder 2 | I.C.F.R. - correspondence between A.A. Stagg and John Griffith
(conference chairman), 1932-1933 |
| Box 89 Folder 3 | I.C.F.R. - correspondence between A.A. Stagg and John Griffith
(conference chairman), 1934-1936 |
| Box 89 Folder 4 | I.C.F.R. - correspondence between A.A. Stagg and John Griffith
(conference chairman), 1937-1937 |
| Box 89 Folder 5 | I.C.F.R. - correspondence between A.A. Stagg and John Griffith
(conference chairman), 1940-1944 |
| Box 90 Folder 1 | I.C.F.R. - Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association,
1896 |
| Box 90 Folder 2 | I.C.F.R. - Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association,
1897 |
| Box 90 Folder 3 | I.C.F.R. - Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association,
1898 |
| Box 90 Folder 4 | I.C.F.R. - Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association,
1899 |
| Box 90 Folder 5 | I.C.F.R. - Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association,
1900 |
| Box 90 Folder 6 | I.C.F.R. - Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association,
1901 |
| Box 90 Folder 7 | I.C.F.R. - Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association,
1902 |
| Box 90 Folder 8 | I.C.F.R. - Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association,
1903 |
| Box 90 Folder 9 | I.C.F.R. - Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association,
1904 |
| Box 90 Folder 10 | I.C.F.R. - Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association,
1905 |
| Box 90 Folder 11 | I.C.F.R. - Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association,
1906 |
| Box 90 Folder 12 | I.C.F.R. - Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association,
1907 |
| Box 90 Folder 13 | I.C.F.R. - Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association,
1908 |
| Box 90 Folder 14 | I.C.F.R. - Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association,
1909 |
| Box 90 Folder 15 | I.C.F.R. - Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association,
1910 |
| Box 91 Folder 1 | I.C.F.R. - Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association,
1911 |
| Box 91 Folder 2 | I.C.F.R. - Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association,
1912 |
| Box 91 Folder 3 | I.C.F.R. - Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association,
1913-1914 |
| Box 91 Folder 4 | I.C.F.R. - Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association,
1915 |
| Box 91 Folder 5 | I.C.F.R. - Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association,
1916 |
| Box 91 Folder 6 | I.C.F.R. - Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association,
1917 |
| Box 91 Folder 7 | I.C.F.R. - Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association,
1918 |
| Box 91 Folder 8 | I.C.F.R. - Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association,
1919-1920 |
| Box 91 Folder 9 | I.C.F.R. - Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association,
1921 |
| Box 91 Folder 10 | I.C.F.R. - Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association,
1922 |
| Box 91 Folder 11 | I.C.F.R. - Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association,
1923-1926 |
| Box 92 Folder 1 | National Collegiate Athletic Association [N.C.A.A.],
1906-1909 |
| Box 92 Folder 2 | National Collegiate Athletic Association [N.C.A.A.],
1910-1913 |
| Box 92 Folder 3 | National Collegiate Athletic Association [N.C.A.A.],
1914-1920 |
| Box 92 Folder 4 | National Collegiate Athletic Association [N.C.A.A.],
1921 |
| Box 92 Folder 5 | National Collegiate Athletic Association [N.C.A.A.],
1922 |
| Box 92 Folder 6 | National Collegiate Athletic Association [N.C.A.A.],
1923 |
| Box 92 Folder 7 | National Collegiate Athletic Association [N.C.A.A.],
1924 |
| Box 92 Folder 8 | National Collegiate Athletic Association [N.C.A.A.],
1925 |
| Box 92 Folder 9 | National Collegiate Athletic Association [N.C.A.A.],
1926 |
| Box 93 Folder 1 | National Collegiate Athletic Association [N.C.A.A.],
1927 |
| Box 93 Folder 2 | National Collegiate Athletic Association [N.C.A.A.],
1928 |
| Box 93 Folder 3 | National Collegiate Athletic Association [N.C.A.A.],
1929 |
| Box 93 Folder 4 | National Collegiate Athletic Association [N.C.A.A.],
1930 |
| Box 93 Folder 5 | National Collegiate Athletic Association [N.C.A.A.], 1931
[A] |
| Box 93 Folder 6 | National Collegiate Athletic Association [N.C.A.A.], 1931
[B] |
| Box 94 Folder 1 | National Collegiate Athletic Association [N.C.A.A.], 1932
[A] |
| Box 94 Folder 2 | National Collegiate Athletic Association [N.C.A.A.], 1932
[B] |
| Box 94 Folder 3 | National Collegiate Athletic Association [N.C.A.A.],
1933[A] |
| Box 94 Folder 4 | National Collegiate Athletic Association [N.C.A.A.], 1933
[B] |
| Box 94 Folder 5 | National Collegiate Athletic Association [N.C.A.A.], 1933
[C] |
| Box 94 Folder 6 | National Collegiate Athletic Association [N.C.A.A.],
1934-1935 |
| Box 94 Folder 7 | National Collegiate Athletic Association [N.C.A.A.],
1936-1938 |
| Box 94 Folder 8 | National Collegiate Athletic Association [N.C.A.A.],
1939-1943 |
| Box 94 Folder 9 | National Collegiate Athletic Association [N.C.A.A.],
1944-1956 |
| Box 94 Folder 10 | N.C.A.A. miscellaneous, football coaches association,
1938-1956 |
| Box 95 Folder 1 | American Academy of Physical Education, 1946 |
| Box 95 Folder 2 | American Academy of Physical Education, 2947 |
| Box 95 Folder 3 | American Academy of Physical Education, 1948 |
| Box 95 Folder 4 | American Academy of Physical Education, 1949 |
| Box 95 Folder 5 | American Academy of Physical Education, 1950 |
| Box 95 Folder 6 | American Academy of Physical Education, 1951 |
| Box 95 Folder 7 | American Academy of Physical Education, 1952 |
| Box 95 Folder 8 | American Academy of Physical Education, 1953 |
| Box 95 Folder 9 | American Academy of Physical Education, 1954 |
| Box 95 Folder 10 | American Academy of Physical Education, 1955 |
| Box 95 Folder 11 | American Academy of Physical Education, 1956 |
| Box 95 Folder 12 | American Academy of Physical Education, 1957 |
| Box 95 Folder 13 | American Academy of Physical Education, 1958 |
| Box 95 Folder 14 | American Academy of Physical Education, 1959 |
| Box 95 Folder 15 | American Academy of Physical Education, 1960 |
| Box 95 Folder 16 | American Academy of Physical Education, 1961 |
| Box 95 Folder 17 | American Academy of Physical Education, 1962 |
Series VI: Post-Chicago Coaching Positions |
| Box 96 Folder 1 | Letters of commendation upon A.A. Stagg's retirement as
U. of C. director of athletics, June 30, 1932 |
| Box 96 Folder 2 | Letters of commendation upon A.A. Stagg's retirement as
U. of C. director of athletics, June 30, 1932 |
| Box 96 Folder 3 | Letters of commendation upon A.A. Stagg's retirement as
U. of C. director of athletics, June 30, 1932 |
| Box 96 Folder 4 | College of the Pacific - correspondence re A.A.Stagg's
consideration and acceptance of G.O.P.'s offer |
| Box 96 Folder 5 | College of the Pacific - correspondence re A.A.Stagg's
early 1933 illness
- references to Hutchins, U. of C. and future employment
|
| Box 96 Folder 6 | College of the Pacific - correspondence, Apitz,
Lawrence |
| Box 96 Folder 7 | College of the Pacific - correspondence, Athletic
department |
| Box 96 Folder 8 | College of the Pacific - correspondence, Breeden, Robert
L. |
| Box 96 Folder 9 | College of the Pacific - correspondence, Francis,
Ralph |
| Box 97 Folder 1 | College of the Pacific - correspondence, Jackson, Earl
R. |
| Box 97 Folder 2 | College of the Pacific - correspondence, Knoles, Tully C. [C.O.P.
president] |
| Box 97 Folder 3 | College of the Pacific - correspondence, Pacific Coast Athletic
Conference |
| Box 97 Folder 4 | College of the Pacific general correspondence,
1932-1933 |
| Box 97 Folder 5 | College of the Pacific general correspondence, 1933
[A] |
| Box 97 Folder 6 | College of the Pacific general correspondence, 1933
[B] |
| Box 97 Folder 7 | College of the Pacific general correspondence,
1934-1935 |
| Box 97 Folder 8 | College of the Pacific general correspondence,
1936-1938 |
| Box 98 Folder 1 | College of the Pacific general correspondence,
1939-1941 |
| Box 98 Folder 2 | College of the Pacific general correspondence,
1942-1945 |
| Box 98 Folder 3 | College of the Pacific general correspondence, 1946
[A] |
| Box 98 Folder 4 | College of the Pacific general correspondence, 1946
[B] |
| Box 98 Folder 5 | College of the Pacific general correspondence,
1947-1951 |
| Box 98 Folder 6 | College of the Pacific, biographical information on A.A.
Stagg |
| Box 99 Folder 1 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, College
All-Stars |
| Box 99 Folder 2 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, California
Aggies |
| Box 99 Folder 3 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, Chico State |
| Box 99 Folder 4 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, Fresno State,
1934-1935 |
| Box 99 Folder 5 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, Fresno State,
1936-1938 |
| Box 99 Folder 6 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, Fresno State,
1939-1940 |
| Box 99 Folder 7 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, Fresno State,
1941 |
| Box 99 Folder 8 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, Fresno State,
1942 |
| Box 99 Folder 9 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, Fresno State,
1946 |
| Box 99 Folder 10 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, Loyola University of
Los Angeles |
| Box 99 Folder 11 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, Notre Dame,
1938 |
| Box 100 Folder 1 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, Notre Dame,
1939-1940 |
| Box 100 Folder 2 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports,
Northwestern |
| Box 100 Folder 3 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, Modesto Junior
College |
| Box 100 Folder 4 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, Pacific
Lutheran |
| Box 100 Folder 5 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, St. Mary's
College |
| Box 100 Folder 6 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, San Diego
State |
| Box 100 Folder 7 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, San Jose State
[A] |
| Box 100 Folder 8 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, San Jose State
[B] |
| Box 100 Folder 9 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, San Jose State
[C] |
| Box 100 Folder 10 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, San Jose State
[D] |
| Box 100 Folder 11 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, Santa
Barbara |
| Box 100 Folder 12 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, Southern
Methodist |
| Box 100 Folder 13 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, United States
Marines |
| Box 101 Folder 1 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, University of
Arizona |
| Box 101 Folder 2 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, University of
California |
| Box 101 Folder 3 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, University of
California Ramblers (B team) |
| Box 101 Folder 4 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, University of
Chicago |
| Box 101 Folder 5 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, University of
Hawaii |
| Box 101 Folder 6 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, University of
Nevada |
| Box 101 Folder 7 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, University of
Oregon |
| Box 101 Folder 8 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, University of Southern
California [A] |
| Box 101 Folder 9 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, University of Southern
California [B] |
| Box 101 Folder 10 | College of the Pacific, scouting reports, University of Southern
California [C] |
| Box 102 Folder 1 | College of the Pacific - mimeographed game handouts,
1934 |
| Box 102 Folder 2 | College of the Pacific - mimeographed game handouts,
1935 |
| Box 102 Folder 3 | College of the Pacific - mimeographed game handouts,
1936 |
| Box 102 Folder 4 | College of the Pacific - mimeographed game handouts,
1937 |
| Box 102 Folder 5 | College of the Pacific - mimeographed game handouts,
1938 |
| Box 102 Folder 6 | College of the Pacific - mimeographed game handouts,
1939 |
| Box 102 Folder 7 | College of the Pacific - mimeographed game handouts,
1940 |
| Box 103 Folder 1 | Susquehanna University - correspondence, A-D |
| Box 103 Folder 2 | Susquehanna University - correspondence, E-H |
| Box 103 Folder 3 | Susquehanna University - correspondence, I-O |
| Box 103 Folder 4 | Susquehanna University - correspondence, P-Q |
| Box 103 Folder 5 | Susquehanna University - correspondence, R-S |
| Box 103 Folder 6 | Susquehanna University - correspondence, T-Z |
| Box 103 Folder 7 | Stockton College football |
| Box 104 Folder 1 | Biographical--general |
| Box 104 Folder 2 | Biographical--general |
| Box 104 Folder 3 | Biographical--general |
| Box 104 Folder 4 | Biographical--general |
| Box 105 Folder 1 | Biographical data, notes, and letters |
| Box 105 Folder 2 | Battle Creek Sanitarium, 1907 |
| Box 105 Folder 3 | Athletics and Athletic Training - proposed book, 1916 |
| Box 105 Folder 4 | Chicago World's Fair, 1933 |
| Box 105 Folder 5 | Biographical clippings, ca. 1935 |
| Box 105 Folder 6 | Tale reunion [class of 1888] and Minneapolis track meet,
1938 |
| Box 105 Folder 7 | A.A. Stagg's 50th year of coaching, 1939 |
| Box 105 Folder 8 | A.A. Stagg's Day in Chicago, June 1-5, 1955 |
| Box 105 Folder 9 | Honorary degrees |
| Box 105 Folder 10 | Proposed motion pictures of A.A. Stagg's
life |
| Box 105 Folder 11 | Jester's Club |
| Box 105 Folder 12 | Who' Who in American sports |
| Box 105 Folder 13 | Chamber of Commerce - national and local |
| Box 105 Folder 14 | A.A. Stagg High School, Stockton, California |
| Box 105 Folder 15 | Big ten clubs of California |
| Box 105 Folder 16 | Articles on A.A. Stagg |
| Box 105 Folder 17 | Articles on A.A. Stagg |
| Box 106 Folder 1 | Touchdown - correspondence, A-B |
| Box 106 Folder 2 | Touchdown - correspondence, C-D |
| Box 106 Folder 3 | Touchdown - correspondence, E-G |
| Box 106 Folder 4 | Touchdown - correspondence, H-K |
| Box 106 Folder 5 | Touchdown - correspondence, Longman, Green and Company,
1926-1930 |
| Box 106 Folder 6 | Touchdown - correspondence, L-M |
| Box 106 Folder 7 | Touchdown - correspondence, N-R |
| Box 106 Folder 8 | Touchdown - correspondence, Stout, Wesley W. (Saturday Evening
Post) |
| Box 106 Folder 9 | Touchdown - correspondence, S-T |
| Box 106 Folder 10 | Touchdown - correspondence, U-Z |
| Box 106 Folder 11 | Touchdown - manuscripts, corrected manuscripts for Saturday
Evening Post series |
| Box 106 Folder 12 | Touchdown - manuscripts, series in the Saturday Evening
Post |
| Box 106 Folder 13 | Touchdown - correspondence, miscellaneous notes and printed
materials |
| Box 107 Folder 1 | Allied Forces on Prohibition, A.A. Stagg, chairman |
| Box 107 Folder 2 | Allied Forces on Prohibition, testimonial luncheon for Daniel
Poling |
| Box 107 Folder 3 | A.A. Stagg's testimony in support of the 18th amendment,
1926-1930 |
| Box 107 Folder 4 | Letters if commendation to A.A. Stagg for U.S. Senate
sub-committee appearance, April 17, 1926 |
| Box 107 Folder 5 | Tobacco - Killer of youth |
| Box 107 Folder 6 | Tobacco - Killer of youth |
| Box 107 Folder 7 | Tobacco - Killer of youth |
| Box 108 Folder 1 | Civic and philanthropic associations, American Physical Ed.
Association |
| Box 108 Folder 2 | Civic and philanthropic associations, Area Project |
| Box 108 Folder 3 | Civic and philanthropic associations, Big Brother
Assn. |
| Box 108 Folder 4 | Civic and philanthropic associations, Christian Athletes,
Inc. |
| Box 108 Folder 5 | Civic and philanthropic associations, Committee of
Fifteen |
| Box 108 Folder 6 | Civic and philanthropic associations, Committee of
1,000 |
| Box 108 Folder 7 | Civic and philanthropic associations, Committee on Social
Analysis of College Communities |
| Box 108 Folder 8 | Civic and philanthropic associations, Committee of
Thirty-one |
| Box 108 Folder 9 | Civic and philanthropic associations, Daughters of the American
Constitution |
| Box 108 Folder 10 | Civic and philanthropic associations, Fellowship of Christian
Athletes |
| Box 108 Folder 11 | Civic and philanthropic associations, Governor's
Commission on Unemployment |
| Box 108 Folder 12 | Civic and philanthropic associations, Hyde Park Baptist
Church |
| Box 108 Folder 13 | Civic and philanthropic associations, Men of America
Club |
| Box 108 Folder 14 | Civic and philanthropic associations, National Athletic
Conference |
| Box 108 Folder 15 | Civic and philanthropic associations, Quetico-Superior
Council |
| Box 108 Folder 16 | Civic and philanthropic associations, Sixty-Five Club |
| Box 108 Folder 17 | Civic and philanthropic associations, Sportsmanship
Brotherhood |
| Box 108 Folder 18 | Civic and philanthropic associations, Western Society for the
Suppression of Vice |
| Box 108 Folder 19 | Civic and philanthropic associations, White House Conference on
Child Health Care and Protection |
| Box 108 Folder 20 | Civic and philanthropic associations, University of Chicago,
Y.M.C.A. |
| Box 109 Folder 1 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches, Encyclopedia
Britannica |
| Box 109 Folder 2 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches,
1892-1899 |
| Box 109 Folder 3 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches,
1900 |
| Box 109 Folder 4 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches,
1901-1907 |
| Box 109 Folder 5 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches,
1908-1910 |
| Box 109 Folder 6 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches,
1911-1912 |
| Box 109 Folder 7 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches,
1913 |
| Box 109 Folder 8 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches,
1914-1916 |
| Box 109 Folder 9 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches,
1917-1920 |
| Box 109 Folder 10 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches,
1921-1922 |
| Box 109 Folder 11 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches,
1923 |
| Box 109 Folder 12 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches,
1924 |
| Box 110 Folder 1 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches, Development
campaign of 1924-1926 |
| Box 110 Folder 2 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches, Development
campaign of 1925 |
| Box 110 Folder 3 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches, Development
campaign of 1926 |
| Box 110 Folder 4 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches, Development
campaign of 1927 |
| Box 110 Folder 5 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches, Development
campaign of 1928 |
| Box 110 Folder 6 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches, Development
campaign of 1929 |
| Box 110 Folder 7 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches, Development
campaign of 1930 [A] |
| Box 110 Folder 8 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches, Development
campaign of 1930 [B] |
| Box 110 Folder 9 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches, Development
campaign of 1931 [A] |
| Box 111 Folder 1 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches, Development
campaign of 1931 [B] |
| Box 111 Folder 2 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches, Development
campaign of 1931 [C] |
| Box 111 Folder 3 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches, Development
campaign of 1932 [A] |
| Box 111 Folder 4 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches, Development
campaign of 1932 [B] |
| Box 111 Folder 5 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches, Development
campaign of 1932 [C] |
| Box 111 Folder 6 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches, Development
campaign of 1933 |
| Box 111 Folder 7 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches, Development
campaign of 1934-1940 |
| Box 111 Folder 8 | A.A. Stagg speeches, articles, requests for articles,
observations and notes, clippings from and about speeches, Development
campaign of 1940-1954 |
| Box 112 Folder 1 | Selected clippings re A.A. Stagg, 1923 |
| Box 112 Folder 2 | Selected clippings re A.A. Stagg, 1925 |
| Box 112 Folder 3 | Selected clippings re A.A. Stagg, 1926 |
| Box 112 Folder 4 | Selected clippings re A.A. Stagg, 1927 |
| Box 112 Folder 5 | Selected clippings re A.A. Stagg, 1928 |
| Box 112 Folder 6 | Selected clippings re A.A. Stagg, 1929 |
| Box 112 Folder 7 | Selected clippings re A.A. Stagg, 1930 |
| Box 112 Folder 8 | Selected clippings re A.A. Stagg, 1931 |
| Box 112 Folder 9 | Selected clippings re A.A. Stagg, 1932 |
| Box 112 Folder 10 | Selected clippings re A.A. Stagg, 1933 |
| Box 112 Folder 11 | Selected clippings re A.A. Stagg, 1934 |
| Box 112 Folder 12 | Selected clippings re A.A. Stagg, 1935 |
| Box 112 Folder 13 | Selected clippings re A.A. Stagg, 1936 |
| Box 112 Folder 14 | Selected clippings re A.A. Stagg, 1937 |
| Box 112 Folder 15 | Selected clippings re A.A. Stagg, 1938 |
| Box 112 Folder 16 | Selected clippings re A.A. Stagg, 1939 |
| Box 112 Folder 17 | Selected clippings re A.A. Stagg, 1940 |
| Box 112 Folder 18 | Selected clippings re A.A. Stagg, 1941 |
| Box 112 Folder 19 | Selected clippings re A.A. Stagg, 1942 |
| Box 112 Folder 20 | Selected clippings re A.A. Stagg, 1943 |
| Box 112 Folder 21 | Selected clippings re A.A. Stagg, 1944 |
| Box 112 Folder 22 | Selected clippings re A.A. Stagg, 1945 |
| Box 112 Folder 23 | Selected clippings re A.A. Stagg, 1946 |
| Box 112 Folder 24 | Selected clippings re A.A. Stagg, 1947 |
| Box 113 Folder 1 | Honorary Associations - Basketball Hall of Fame |
| Box 113 Folder 2 | Honorary Associations - Football Hall of Fame |
| Box 113 Folder 3 | Honorary Associations - Helm's Hall of Fame |
| Box 114 Folder 1 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1951 |
| Box 114 Folder 2 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1952 |
| Box 114 Folder 3 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1952 |
| Box 114 Folder 4 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1952 |
| Box 114 Folder 5 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1953 |
| Box 114 Folder 6 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1953 |
| Box 114 Folder 7 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1953 |
| Box 114 Folder 8 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1953 |
| Box 114 Folder 9 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1953 |
| Box 115 Folder 1 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1954 |
| Box 115 Folder 2 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1954 |
| Box 115 Folder 3 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1954 |
| Box 115 Folder 4 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1954 |
| Box 115 Folder 5 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1955 |
| Box 115 Folder 6 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1955 |
| Box 115 Folder 7 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1955 |
| Box 116 Folder 1 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1956 [A-C] |
| Box 116 Folder 2 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1956 [D-F] |
| Box 116 Folder 3 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1956 [H-L] |
| Box 116 Folder 4 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1956 [M-P] |
| Box 116 Folder 5 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1956 [R-T] |
| Box 116 Folder 6 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1956 [W-Z] |
| Box 116 Folder 7 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1957 [A-B] |
| Box 116 Folder 8 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1957 [C-F] |
| Box 116 Folder 9 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1957 [G-L] |
| Box 117 Folder 1 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1957 [M-O] |
| Box 117 Folder 2 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1957 [P-R] |
| Box 117 Folder 3 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1957 [S] |
| Box 117 Folder 4 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1957 [T-Z] |
| Box 117 Folder 5 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1958 [A-B] |
| Box 117 Folder 6 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1958 [C-F] |
| Box 117 Folder 7 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1958 [G-J] |
| Box 117 Folder 8 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1958 [K-M] |
| Box 117 Folder 9 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1958 [N-R] |
| Box 117 Folder 10 | Birthday, Anniversary, Christmas, New Year, get Well cards, etc.,
1958 [R-W] |
| Box 118 | This box includes a glass lantern slide of a University of
Chicago two mile run, 1901, colored glass plate slide of the University
of Chicago and the Midway, and photo albums of 1914 University of
Chicago Field Day celebrations and the 1922 Chicago vs. Princeton
football game. |
| Box 119 | This box includes ticket stubs, schedules and passes for
University of Chicago, White Sox and Cubs games, a Skull and Bones
directory, school compositions and atlas, Yale almanacs and class books,
Yale notebooks, songbooks, history of football and banquet programs and
photos of the 1887 and 1888 Yale football team. |
| Box 120 | Contains two red tablecloths used on the 1894 U. of Chicago
football team trip to California to play Stanford University |
| Box 121 | Contains handbooks, committee programs, constitutions and
by-laws, statistics and minutes for various universities, athletic
associations, interscholastic programs and the YMCA. |
| Box 122 | The box contains programs and booklets on training, coaching,
athletics and hygiene from various universities and committees. Also
includes Stagg's notes on training and hygiene, booklets on
eugenics and the prevention of disease. |
| Box 123 | The box contains programs and booklets on training, coaching,
athletics and hygiene from various universities and committees. Also
includes Stagg's notes on training and hygiene, booklets on
eugenics and the prevention of disease. |
| Box 124 | Contains newspaper clippings about Stagg's life, his
obituaries, magazines, including a copy of the University of Chicago
Magazine featuring an article on Stagg and William Rainey Harper. It
also houses a series of letters and correspondence to Stagg and to
Joseph C. Ewing, former U. of Chicago football player. (see Box 338 for
oversized items) |
| Box 125 | This box houses correspondence from friends and colleagues of
Stagg, pamphlets on Stagg, invitations for 1958 University of Chicago
football Hall of Fame (includes A.A Stagg, Jay Berwanger and Walter
Eckersall), proclamation to Stagg from Richard J. Daley, Mayor of
Chicago, documents concerning Stagg scholarship fund and newspaper
clippings (including obituaries for Stella R. Stagg). |
Series VIII: Scrapbooks, Notebooks, and Albums |
This series of scrapbooks, notebooks and photo albums covers Amos Alonzo Stagg’s career as athletic director, football coach and prominent leader in the world of intercollegiate amateur athletics. Subseries 1, the University of Chicago Athletic Scrapbooks spans Stagg’s forty-year career as the first athletic director and football coach for the University. These books consist primarily of newspaper clippings, telegrams, athletic programs, World’s Fair and Olympics programs, letters, ticket stubs, and invitations and cover all University of Chicago sporting teams and clubs, including football, baseball, basketball, women’s athletics, track and field, swimming and tennis. It also includes articles on the growth of the University of Chicago, the effect of Presidents William Rainey Harper through Robert Maynard Hutchins on athletics, and establishment of athletic buildings at the University of Chicago until 1933. National intercollegiate athletics issues such as the debate over amateurism and professionalism, player recruitment, the impact of war on athletics, training, controversies, amateur athletics leaders, football reforms, the Big Ten, and coverage of the Olympics from 1900 to 1928 are topics also contained within the scrapbooks.
Subseries 2, the College of the Pacific football scrapbooks and Subseries 3, the Personal and Career books focus primarily on Stagg’s prominence as a football coach and leader in amateur athletics at American universities. The College of the Pacific series deals primarily with Stagg’s career the school’s football coach, and includes features on his family, notably his wife, Stella R. Stagg. These books also include the impact of war on football, the decline and abolishment of football at the University of Chicago and the prominence of West Coast football, and Stagg’s contributions to the game. The Personal and Career series spans Stagg’s profession, starting his collegiate life at Yale and ending with his coaching at Susquehanna University and Stockton Junior College. Both collections of scrapbooks include college memorabilia, awards, career highlights, famous coaches, letters, telegrams, and programs.
Subseries 4, the Pre-Chicago scrapbooks document Stagg’s athletic accomplishments as a star baseball pitcher and football player at Yale University and his work as football coach at the Young Men’s Christian Association Training School in Springfield Massachusetts. These volumes span Stagg’s student years up through his appointment to the newly founded University of Chicago and include several pieces of Yale ephemera such as magazines, remnants of baseball caps, and student examinations. The scrapbooks also provide information on Yale athletics, the development of the “star” athlete, and the function and importance of the YMCA on college campuses. This collection of newspaper articles and memorabilia provides insight into the various Christian leaders and conventions that took place at the turn-of-the-century and their impact on collegiate and amateur athletics.
Subseries 5, the Football Notebooks and subseries 6, the Duplicate Football Notebooks list the numerous plays, formations, diagrams and reports Stagg accumulated over the course of his career to build his football teams. Strategies, team rosters, notes, and letters from colleagues and his sons provide additional information for the generation Stagg’s systems of offense and defense.
Subseries 7, the Scouting Reports and University of Chicago Athletic Notebooks and subseries 8, the Miscellaneous Notebooks are separate volumes that document and record the activities of varsity teams. The scouting reports provide information on plays, formations and team strengths and weakness for opposing football teams for the University of Chicago and the College of the Pacific. The University of Chicago Athletic notebooks contains records, team rosters, meet or game results, schedules and notes on varsity and freshman baseball, wrestling, fencing, swimming, basketball, tennis, golf, track and gymnastics teams. Subseries 8, the Miscellaneous Notebooks is a collection that covers varsity letter winners and record holders and notes, letters and newspaper clippings on the career of H.B Conibear, the former University of Chicago athletic trainer and University of Washington Crew coach.
Subseries 9, the Photo Albums provide a pictorial history of Stagg’s scholastic, athletic and professional coaching career. The albums begin with 1876 Yale football team photos, and move on to pictures of Stagg at Philips-Exeter Academy, Yale and the YMCA Training School in Springfield, Massachusetts. Some albums highlight Stagg’s personal life such as the infancy of his son Amos Alonzo, Jr. and photos of friends and family. However, the majority of the collection is photos of the various athletic teams at the University of Chicago, specifically the teams Stagg coached: football, baseball and track. The last remaining albums show Stagg’s coaching career at the College of the Pacific and a luncheon given in his honor after his retirement.
Subseries 1: University of Chicago Athletic Scrapbooks |
| Box 126 Folder 1 | Athletic scrapbook No.1, 1892-1893
- Includes opening of University of Chicago, football program for the University, baseball team newspaper clippings, and requisition form for the Department of Physical Culture with President Harper’s signature.
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| Box 126 Folder 2 | Athletic scrapbook No.1,1893-1894
- Includes clippings of University of Chicago baseball, track and field, football games and first Thanksgiving Day game ticket stub, program for First Annual Track and Field Day, telegrams, and baseball game ticket stubs.
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| Box 126 Folder 3 | Athletic scrapbook No.1, 1894
- Includes University of Chicago baseball, track and field, football clippings, invitation to track and field championships, programs for track and field and football cheers and songs, handwritten football line-up with player statistics, and notice for petition for covered stadium.
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| Box 126 Folder 4 | Athletic scrapbook No.1, 1894
- Includes varsity football newspaper clippings, ticket stubs to first and second annual Thanksgiving Day game, songs and cheers, football game programs, letters concerning games in California, and telegrams.
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| Box 126 Folder 5 | Athletic scrapbook No.1, 1894-1895
- Includes University of Chicago football West Coast visit, program and menu for banquets given by California teams, dinner menus, and official score book for Chicago v. Stanford, ribbons and invitations to banquets, and letter from Olympic Club.
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| Box 126 Folder 6 | Athletic scrapbook No.1, 1895
- Includes University of Chicago football in the West Coast, baseball, track and field, tennis, women’s basketball, ticket stubs, hotel and grocery receipts, ribbons, and banquet menus
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| Box 126 Folder 7 | Athletic scrapbook No.1, 1895
- Includes University of Chicago varsity track and field, baseball, tennis, amateur athletics, and programs for track meets
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| Box 127 Folder 1 | Athletic scrapbook No.1, 1895
- Includes varsity football, player statistics, and invitation to football team dinner.
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| Box 127 Folder 2 | Athletic scrapbook No.1, 1895
- Includes varsity football, spectators, and ticket stubs for Thanksgiving Day game.
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| Box 128 | Athletic scrapbook No.2, January-August, 1896 - Includes varsity football, amateur athletics, University of Chicago baseball, track and field, new rules for coaches and athletes, women’s basketball, Chicago high school athletics, ticket stubs for track meets and tennis, programs for First Annual Indoor Athletic Games, Third Annual Western Intercollegiate Amateur Athletics Association Track and Athletic Championships, dual track meet for Michigan v. Chicago, Orange, N.J Athletic Club score book, invitations from Orange athletic, riding and driving clubs, University of Pennsylvania baseball scorecard, telegrams, and sheet with baseball averages. |
| Box 128 | Athletic scrapbook No.3, August, 1896-February, 1897 - Includes Women’s athletics (basketball, fencing, track) and association, President Harper addresses athletics (including coeds), baseball, tennis, football, players, cheers, letters from a recruited student and colleagues, photo of 1896 football squad, ticket stubs, telegrams, invitation to football banquet, ribbons, and programs for track meets. |
| Box 129 | Athletic scrapbook No.4, March-September, 1897 - Includes amateur athletic rules, varsity track, baseball, tennis, formation of gymnastic league, football, telegrams, notes on track, programs for dual and championship track, Interpreparatory Athletic League field day, annual games for Cook Country High School Athletic association, baseball scorecards, letters from coaches and officials, invitation to opening of new gymnasium, and a Chicago railroad schedule. |
| Box 129 | Athletic scrapbook No.5, October-December, 1897 - Includes reforms of football rules, triangular track meet, program of Chicago v. Michigan Thanksgiving Day game in a coliseum, letters from coaches about forming a football league and a rebuke on “dirty playing,” banquet menus and invitations. |
| Box 130 | Athletic scrapbook No.6, January-August, 1898 - Includes Women’s tennis, revision of football rules, baseball, men’s gymnastics, new athletic rules, amateurism, Western Intercollegiate Athletic Association, track notes, programs for track, gymnastics, University of Pennsylvania relay races, Junior Day, baseball scorecards, letters from associates or officials, and telegrams. |
| Box 130 | Athletic scrapbook No.7, September-October, 1898 - Contains varsity football, players, new rules, women’s tennis, President Harper, Amateur Athletics Association controversy over “professionalism” of a football player, telegrams, letters, and program for new Young Men’s Christian Association gymnasium. |
| Box 131 | Athletic scrapbook No.8, October-November, 1898 - Contains varsity football and players, tennis, Theodore Roosevelt’s RoughRiders, amateur athletics, and telegrams. |
| Box 131 | Athletic scrapbook No.9, November, 1898 - Includes varsity football, amateur athletics controversy with University of Wisconsin, football regulations, telegrams, ticket stubs, greeting cards for football banquet, invitation to dinner with President Harper, and program booklet for Chicago-Michigan Thanksgiving Day game. |
| Box 132 | Athletic scrapbook No.10, December 1898-March 1899 - Includes varsity football and players, track, baseball, handball, gymnastics, college athletic rules, Wisconsin-Michigan-Illinois boycott of Stagg, invitations to football banquets, gift of Marshall field, and a sketch of Stagg’s career. |
| Box 132 | Athletic scrapbook No.11, March-June, 1899 - Includes varsity track and field, tennis, baseball, football, amateur athletics and the boycott of University of Chicago athletics, and the participation in the Paris Olympic Games of 1900. The scrapbook also includes schedules for games and meets, scorecards, telegrams, track relay and dual meet programs, Junior Day program, invitations from baseball teams, and an invitation and cancellation of dinner with President Harper. |
| Box 133 | Athletic scrapbook No.12, November 1-December 1, 1899 - Includes football, players, new rules for student athletes, and a story on Amos Alonzo Stagg, Jr. Also included are loose play sheets, football program books of Chicago v. Brown and Penn (with photos of players and history of football), an invitation to Brown game for students and “friends,” and a letter about football to Stagg. |
| Box 133 | Athletic scrapbook No.13, December, 1899 - Includes varsity football, student regulations, Chicago’s championship, track, baseball, and continued boycott on Chicago athletics. It also contains play diagrams for Chicago v. Brown, cheers, and 1899-football banquet menu. |
| Box 134 | Athletic scrapbook No.14, January-April, 1900 - Includes varsity track, baseball, wrestling, football, Western Intercollegiate Amateur Athletics Association regulations and problems, White Sox playing against the University of Chicago. It also contains a photo of Stagg, schedules for track season, official program for the First Annual Indoor Championship of the Central Association Amateur Athletics Union, other programs for track meets, track team statistics, telegrams, and invitations and ticket stubs from University of Pennsylvania. |
| Box 134 | Athletic scrapbook No.15, May-June, 1900 - Includes 1900 Olympic Games in Paris, track training and championships in England, golf, baseball, tennis, and amateur athletics. Also contains baseball schedules, tickets and scorecards, telegrams, track meet and academic day programs, entry form for Western Intercollegiate Amateur Athletics Association games and Olympic games in Paris, letters of introduction for news correspondent Stagg from Chicago Record, brochure with passenger list for Conrad Steamship, diagram of the ship, pamphlet on Olympic Games, dinner invitations and ticket stubs from London, and ticket stub to French Republic Universal Exposition of Physical Exercise and Sports of 1900, Letters from London and Paris athletic officials, and wedding invitation from Dr. Joseph Raycroft. |
| Box 135 | Athletic scrapbook No.16, July-September, 1900 - Includes Amateur Athletics Association championships in London, Olympic Games in Paris (Paris International Exposition), men’s and women’s swimming, tennis, football, and new gymnasium proposal. It also contains the official program for the Paris games and Reunion Internationale, a description of events for the games, and a customs notice. |
| Box 135 | Athletic scrapbook No.17, October-November - Includes varsity football, telegrams to Stella Stagg, Brown University football schedule, and a YMCA football club card. |
| Box 136 | Athletic scrapbook No.18, November-December, 1900 - Includes varsity football, baseball, track, telegrams, and a flyer for Chicago alumni club's annual rally. |
| Box 136 | Athletic scrapbook No.19, December, 1900-May, 1901 - Includes varsity track and Buffalo Pan American Exposition, football and its history, Women’s basketball, baseball, problems with the Western Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association, Chicago v. White Sox, formation of the “Big Nine,” and high school track meets. It also contains track programs, telegrams, scorecards with player statistics, card from Department of Physical Culture announcing season tickets for faculty and family, programs for indoor games with Georgetown, Notre Dame, Michigan, Central Association of the AAU, and minutes from the Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives. |
| Box 137 | Athletic scrapbook No.20, May-October, 1901 - Includes track conference championships, baseball, possible 1904 Olympic Games in Chicago, “Big Nine” in track, men’s and women’s swimming, Buffalo Pan American Games, football, flunking and secret agreements with players and coaches. Also contains track and Junior Day programs, first annual Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association track meet program, telegrams, and official scorecard for Pan American Game. |
| Box 137 | Athletic scrapbook No.21, October-November, 1901 - Includes varsity football, plans for 1904 Olympics, changes in football regulations, and official scorecard and program for Buffalo Pan American Exposition National Interscholastic Athletic Meet. |
| Box 138 | Athletic scrapbook No.22, November, 1901-January, 1902 - Includes varsity football, gymnastics, track, idealism of football, handball, war of the football managers, new gym to be built, end of summer baseball, reorganization of University of Chicago Athletics, Walter Eckersall, interscholastic high school athletics and dinner invitations. |
| Box 138 | Athletic scrapbook No.23, February-May, 1902 - Includes varsity track, Walter Eckersall and football recruiting, promotions for 1904 Olympic Games, new athletic field for co-eds, baseball, University of Chicago cross-country running, and women’s basketball. It also contains varsity baseball and track schedules, track programs, and newspaper photos of track stars, entry form for Fourth Annual Indoor Games at Georgetown and Second Annual games at St. Louis University; Invitation to opening of the Women’s athletic field and games, telegrams, and ticket stubs. |
| Box 139 | Athletic scrapbook No.24, May-September, 1902 - Includes varsity cross-country running, track, baseball, tennis, First Annual Interscholastic meet, new women’s gym, women’s tennis tournament, and football. It also contains track and Junior Day programs, Annual Varsity Field Day program with handwritten results, baseball schedules, telegrams, scorecards, wedding invitations, ticket stubs, alumni song booklet, alumni association dinner menu, women’s and men’s tennis tournament programs, and the announcement of the Interscholastic Meet and Relay Races. |
| Box 139 | Athletic scrapbook No.25, September-October, 1902 - Includes varsity football, creation of Hitchcock Hall for Chicago athletes, recruitment from high schools, golf team, coeds to “right” football, schedule card for Minnesota football, tenth anniversary of University of Chicago processional invitation from President Harper, invitation, tickets, and information about a banquet for the President of the United States, and a card on Cornell v. University of Chicago in football. |
| Box 140 | Athletic scrapbook No.26, October-November, 1902 - Includes varsity football, players, golf, innovations for training, and a wedding invitation. |
| Box 140 | Athletic scrapbook No.27, November, 1902 - Includes football, changes in policy toward recruiting, spectator’s interest in the game, letter and drawing of Stagg with a “badger” for the Wisconsin game, and Chicago v. Michigan “Just Before the Battle” poem. |
| Box 141 | Athletic scrapbook No.28, November, 1902-February, 1903 - Includes football, “Big Nine” rejections, surplus in football revenue, baseball, track, Stagg coaching at Hyde Park High School, controversy over the “Thanksgiving Day” game, the Order of the “C” ceremony, and gymnastics. Also contains menus of 1902 Press Club Gridiron Feast and informal dinner of the Hyde Park managers, track programs, and memorial service notice of former football player. |
| Box 141 | Athletic scrapbook No.29, February-May, 1903 - Includes track, Walter Eckersall, gymnastics, Hyde Park High School Athletics, athletes stealing ice cream, students maintaining amateur status, strike breaking and kidnapping of University of Chicago athletes, and baseball. Also contains first annual indoor Ohio Street championships in track held by the Central Association of Amateur Athletics, telegrams, gymnastic competitions at the women’s gymnasium, track and relay race programs, invitations to women’s athletics games and banquet, ticket stubs, and banquet menus. |
| Box 142 | Athletic scrapbook No. 30, May-September, 1903 - Includes conference track meet, interscholastic track, baseball, Walter Eckersall’s suspension from the Amateur Athletics Union and accusations of professionalism, review of football rules, tennis, football players, Bartlett gym to be built, and 1903 football team. Also contains circular of information from the Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association with rules and events, track programs and score books, telegrams, letter and program card about the razing of the old gym, and a wedding invitation. |
| Box 142 | Athletic scrapbook No.31, September 16-October 17, 1903 - Includes controversy over Eckersall’s status with the AAU, football, Women’s athletics attributed to a splendid physique and superb figure, rival colleges attempts to steal Chicago players, introduction of lettermen sweaters, changes in football attire, cheerleaders, golf, and a Garrick Theatre program for “AIGY” with Vesta Tilley. |
| Box 143 | Athletic scrapbook No.32, October-November, 1903 - Includes varsity football, coverage on the Eckersall case and the AAU, Society women attending Chicago games, moonlight practices, innovations in training techniques, and a wedding invitation |
| Box 143 | Athletic scrapbook No.33, November, 1903 - Includes football, Chicago to play West Point, rooters and spectators, new rules for football, possible abolition of holiday games, article on football by Eckersall, telegrams, wedding invitations, notices of football mass meetings, and Michigan v. Chicago Thanksgiving Game souvenir program. |
| Box 144 | Athletic scrapbook No.34, November, 1903- March, 1904 - Includes football, Stagg as a representative for the football rules committee, a decorative panel in Bartlett Gym, holiday games, athletes who flunk, the Big Nine, revision of rules, Olympic trials, baseball, track, and problems with Eckersall and academics. Also contains photos of Bartlett Gym interior, dedication of the gym, first dinner for the Women’s Athletic Association, poems to football and “Jimmy Sheldon” by Kathleen Martyn, programs, notices and invitations to the opening of Bartlett Gym, programs for track, handwritten notes on meets, First Regiment Athlete Carnival, wedding invitations, football songs, and Women’s Union of the University of Chicago booklet of songs. |
| Box 144 | Athletic scrapbook No.35, March-May, 1904 - Includes baseball, track, high school athletics, tennis, White Sox and the University of Chicago, athletic rules committee, high school recruiting, conference track meet, Junior promenade 1904 booklet and dance card, programs for track and for swimming, telegrams, wedding invitations, Press Club of Chicago dinner for the Officials of the Olympic games of 1904, and a "refreshment” ticket stub. |
| Box 145 | Athletic scrapbook No.36, June-September, 1904 - Includes 1904 Olympic Games at St. Louis, Olympic National Collegiate Championships, track, tennis, baseball, men’s and women’s golf, a new swimming pool at Bartlett Gym, football, changes in football regulations, and Amateur Athletics Union and professionalism. Also contains schedule for Women’s Athletic Association baseball and basketball games, wedding invitations and announcements, official score books, Junior Day souvenir programs, Interscholastic programs, telegrams, track meet programs, official program for World’s Fair and Louisiana Purchase Exposition, program of events for Olympic Games in St. Louis and interscholastic handicap meet, letters from Olympic officials, admission tickets for the World’s Fair and Exposition, schedule of football games, photo and postcards of football team, and football song sheet. |
| Box 145 | Athletic scrapbook No.37, October, 1904 - Includes football, players, recruiting from high schools and other universities, article on the endowment of college athletes by William Rainey Harper, improper inducements and accusations of football players, the Big Nine championships, and a wedding invitation. |
| Box 146 | Athletic scrapbook No.38, October-November, 1904 - Includes football, players, cross-country running, Big Nine championship, tensions with the University of Wisconsin and University of Michigan, postcards, wedding invitations, telegrams, and a letter to a football player. |
| Box 146A | Athletic scrapbook No.39, November-December, 1904 - Includes football, track, men’s and women’s swimming, possible hockey team, men’s basketball, cross-country running, new rules for athletic conference and a ban on freshman players. Also contains programs for football, Thanksgiving Day game, songs, announcements and programs for the second annual Order of the “C” banquet, telegrams, wedding invitations and announcements, football poem by Kathleen Martyn, get-well cards for Stagg, postcards, and a letter to previous “C” winners. |
| Box 147 | Athletic scrapbook No.40, January-April, 1905 - Includes football in review, track, athletic reform, baseball, Eckersall and the Amateur Athletics Union, basketball, gymnastics, swimming and water polo, card with drawing and poem by Kathleen Martyn, postcards, track programs, first intercollegiate aquatic meet programs, invitations to musical events, gymnastic association program, telegram from Harper to Stagg, reports of the Athletic Committee of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, and New Year’s menu from Michigan hotel. |
| Box 147a | Athletic scrapbook No.41, May-July, 1905 - Includes track and field, Women’s Athletic Association, possible abolishment of the box office, tennis, interscholastic meets, and the Big Nine conference. Also contains program, tickets and schedule for Women’s Athletic Association in baseball, basketball, hockey, schedules for baseball an track, official letter from Stagg to Alumni to attend remaining baseball games, track programs, scorecards, Junior Day program, telegrams, wedding invitations, Chicago fight song, flyer for playlette “A Trick Play: A Comedietta in Three Acts” on football at the “Teatro D’Alonzo,” and June 4, 1905 sports pages of the Record Herald. |
| Box 148 | Athletic scrapbook No.42, August-December, 1905 - Includes football, track championships in Portland, Oregon, restrictions on athletes and athletic clubs, 1906 Olympic Games Western Committee, Secretary of War W.H. Taft declares football is brutal, President Roosevelt asks for “anti-brutality” in the game, wedding invitations, and a flyer for “A Stag For Stagg” dinner and football reception for Stagg at the Reynolds Club. |
| Box 148 | Athletic scrapbook No.43, October, 1905 - Includes football, green suede postcard for Chicago v. Iowa game, invitation to consecration of Illinois Athletic Club, football programs with photos of players, telegrams, menu for “football special,” and a memorial notice for a student. |
| Box 149 | Athletic scrapbook No.44, November, 1905 (1 Oversize Folder) - Includes football, team members, introduction of soccer to the University, basketball, football grafting, high school football, World Today magazine cover with illustration of Chicago football players, tinted photo of Stagg, and a flyer for special train schedule for the Chicago v. Illinois game (see Box 338 for oversized items) |
| Box 149 | Athletic scrapbook No.45, November, 1905 - Includes football and championship game with Michigan, high school championship, controversy over grafting, President Roosevelt calls for reform of football, colleges abolishing football, articles with photos of football practice, notice to alumni on sale of tickets for Michigan-Chicago game, color cartoon of two chickens, postcards, and photo of Minnesota team. |
| Box 150 | Athletic scrapbook No.46, December, 1905 - Includes University of Chicago football champions and breakdown of the game, soccer, admission fee problems, formation of a basketball league, demand for football reform, Western Olympic Committee, and Roosevelt’s commitment to changes in football. Also contains photos of 1905 Minnesota and Chicago football teams, postcards, fight songs, tickets to Teatro D’Alonzo “A Trick Play,” and notice of a mass football meeting. |
| Box 150 | Athletic scrapbook No.47, December 1905-January 1906 - Includes National Football Committee on new rules, Walter Eckersall leads a champion season, football regulations and reforms, soccer, track, Olympics to be held in Athens, water polo, and professionalism vs. amateurism. Also contains Martyn’s Maroon rhymes, wedding invitations, letters regarding a team dinner, a leaf and card from Mrs. W.R. Harper, photos of Minnesota football field, the 1905 University of Chicago football squad and team member Hugo Bezdek. |
| Box 151 | Athletic scrapbook No.48, January-February, 1906 - Includes death of President William Rainey Harper, memorial library to be built, national football reforms and threats of abolition, possible removal of the “professional” coach and suspension of football by some schools, students protest new reforms, coaches and alumni recruiting players, varsity track, soccer, swimming, announcement about new law firm of a former Chicago football player. |
| Box 151 | Athletic scrapbook No.49, February-April, 1906 - Includes varsity track, baseball, swimming, changes and reforms of football, new clock for Mitchell Tower, basketball, effects of football reforms, Chicago athlete James Lightbody to compete in 1906 Olympics in Athens, programs for Cook Country High School Athletic League, programs for swim meets, and wedding invitations. |
| Box 152 | Athletic scrapbook No.50, April-June, 1906 - Includes Olympics in Athens, royalty attends the games, parades for athletes, expedition to the Arctic Continent by former Chicago football player, Margery Bell breaks record for women’s baseball throws, football schedules, some schools drop football, tennis, track, baseball, swimming, and interscholastic high school track meets. Also contains track programs with handwritten results, baseball postcards, flyer for Michigan v. Chicago in track and Chicago v. Amherst in baseball, and telegrams. |
| Box 152 | Athletic scrapbook No.51,June-October, 1906 - Includes track, football schedules and reforms, Olympics results, interscholastic high school meets, Hyde Park High School tennis, Chicago tennis, swimming, soccer, and implementation of new football rules. Also contains wedding invitations, Junior Promenade dance card, Order of the “C” banquet and menu, Junior Day programs and ticket stubs, telegrams, women’s athletics award ceremony for baseball, basketball, hockey and gymnastics, Reynolds Club dance card, programs for Cook Country High School Athletic League, programs for YMCA championship games in aquatics, gymnastics, athletics, an basketball, and official program for Central Association Amateur Athletics Union track championship. |
| Box 153 | Athletic scrapbook No.52, October, 1906 - Includes football, “Shakespeare and the fans” quotations from Shakespeare used to describe football games, official use of new rules, basketball, Russian baron ambassador and family cheers for Chicago, soccer, success of new football rules, 1906 football schedule, scorecard with player statistics, Collier’s article on “The New Football” by Walter Camp, and wedding invitations. |
| Box 153 | Athletic scrapbook No.53, October-November, 1906 - Includes varsity football, interpretation of new rules, debate over the training table, basketball, and big game with Minnesota, wedding invitations, and schedule of 1906 games. |
| Box 154 | Athletic scrapbook No.54, November, 1906 - Includes varsity football, players, Eckersall’s last game, former players and professional football coaches attempt to buy Stagg’s plays, football fatalities and new game rules, and article by Walter Camp on the final stage of the football season. |
| Box 154 | Athletic scrapbook No.55, November-December, 1906 - Includes football with reviews of rules and policies, Big Nine reforms the rules, other alterations of football and reversal of rules, track, basketball, swimming, hockey, Eckersall, student members dismissed from athletic board in favor of alumni, and the 1908 Olympics to be held in London. |
| Box 155 | Athletic scrapbook No.56, January-February, 1907 - Includes track, high school football, Big Nine discuss reforms, varsity baseball, wrestling, gymnastics, alteration of football rules, basketball, the “Big Four,” swimming, possible withdrawal of Michigan from Big Nine, 1908 Olympics to be held in London, sprint v. skate competition, baseball in Waseda University in Japan, flyer for gymnastic try-outs and double attraction of baseball and swim meets, and track programs. |
| Box 155 | Athletic scrapbook No.57, February-April, 1907 - Includes varsity baseball, track, swimming, basketball, high school athletics, gymnastics, Michigan and the Big Nine, telegrams, football cheers, flyer for indoor athletics, wedding invitations, track and Central Association of Amateur Athletics programs, swim meet programs, and program for championship gymnastics meet. |
| Box 156 | Athletic scrapbook No.58, April-May, 1907 - Includes varsity baseball, track, boycott of Michigan, tennis, problems with the Big Nine, problems with spectators, track and baseball schedules with photos of team captains, announcement of Williams v. Chicago baseball game, Amateur Athletics Union gymnastic championships, track and high school track programs, cards from the Athens Olympic Committee, official program for 1907 athletic season with photos of team members, postcards, rules for winners of the “C” and statement of purpose and constitution. |
| Box 156 | Athletic scrapbook No.59, June-September, 1907 - Includes Interscholastic high school track meets, golf, tennis, track, Eckersall becomes a sportswriter, article on the merits of the University of Chicago as a college, summer courses in football, the development of the forward pass, and vegetarian football players. Also contains wedding invitations, track programs, flyer and ticket stubs for interscholastic track, Junior Day program, University of Chicago annual vaudeville, football songs, and cartoons on vegetarian football players. |
| Box 157 | Athletic scrapbook No.60, September-October, 1907 - Includes football and high school football, rules and regulations of football, “Fletcherism” and vegetarian football players, and wedding invitations. |
| Box 157 | Athletic scrapbook No.61, October-November, 1907 - Includes varsity football, descriptions of the new rules, football championships, telegrams, and articles by Eckersall. |
| Box 158 | Athletic scrapbook No.62, November, 1907 - Includes varsity football, questions about football reforms and rules, basketball, small pox epidemic amongst the team, high school athletics, souvenir football programs, and typed Carlisle v. Chicago line-up schedule. |
| Box 158 | Athletic scrapbook No.63, November-December, 1907 - Includes varsity football, Big Nine plans for 1908 season, Olympic team committee, quarterback Walter Steffen signs contract with faculty to remain at the University of Chicago until he graduates, varsity track, basketball, swimming, Olympic trials to be held in Chicago, purity in football, development of the forward pass, summer baseball, benefits of a vegetarian diet. Also contains wedding invitations, a breakdown of summer baseball v. amateurism, and Olympic committee President J.E. Sullivan’s address to the annual meeting to the Amateur Athletic Union. |
| Box 159 | Athletic scrapbook No.64, January-February, 1908 - Includes western conference football rules, varsity swimming, track, Nebraska admitted to the Big Nine, the forward pass, basketball, baseball, and possibility of a crew team, potential Olympic athletes, and track programs. |
| Box 159 | Athletic scrapbook No.65, March-May, 1908 - Includes varsity track, baseball, limitations on football games, Dr. Meylan’s “tobacco virtues as health food,” swimming, basketball, coeds demand new swimming pool and gymnasium, Olympic try-outs at Marshall Field, wrestler George Hackenschmidt, and Chicago football player organizes and leads a protest for aid to hungry and jobless Bulgarians in Chicago. Also contains photos of Utah Agricultural College 1908 basketball team, track programs, high school track programs, wedding invitations, and University of Pennsylvania racing rules. |
| Box 160 | Athletic scrapbook No.66, May-June, 1908 - Includes varsity track, baseball, athletes train and attend trials for London Olympics, new athletic field, interscholastic high school track, tennis, Junior Day programs, banquet and menu for winners of the “C,” cards from general secretary of 1906 Athens Olympics, baseball and track schedules, photos of baseball and track captains, track programs, Official Olympic Program at Marshall Field, wedding invitations and announcements, entries for intercollegiate conference track meet, and programs and invitations for the dedication of the Alice Freeman Palmer Chimes. |
| Box 160 | Athletic scrapbook No.67, July 1908 - Includes 1908 Olympics in London, newspaper photos of athletes and events, the stadium, Amateur Athletics Association games in London, articles on athletes to compete in Olympic Games, list of events for games (with track and field, swimming, fencing, tennis, cycling, shooting, archery, and crew), ancient Olympic Games, British royalty at the games, medals, awards and prizes for athletes, and schedule for a conference track meet. |
| Box 161 | Athletic scrapbook No.68, July, 1908 - Includes 1908 Olympics in London, women’s gymnastic exhibition at the Olympic stadium, results of events, Stagg’s description of athlete’s voyage to games, American and French criticisms of the game and of British officials. |
| Box 161 | Athletic scrapbook No.69, July, 1908 - Includes 1908 Olympics, articles on athletes and the stadium, results of the games, the Queen presenting prizes to winners, Theodore Roosevelt’s response to the games, athletic cheers, and invitation from the American Ambassador to American athletes. |
| Box 162 | Athletic scrapbook No.70, July-September, 1908 - Includes 1908 Olympic results and awards, British accused of unfair practices during the games, famous yachtsman Sir Thomas Lipton entertains American winners, homecoming parade for U.S. athletes, Olympians to run in a final meet held by the Central Amateur Athletic Union, University of Chicago tennis, oxygen treatment for football players, accusations of professionalism, Caspar Whitney’s coverage of Olympics, wedding invitations, Gustavus T. Kirby’s response to criticism of Olympics, and the controversy over Olympics. |
| Box 162 | Athletic scrapbook No.71, September-October, 1908 - Includes football, using oxygen tanks with training, the first electric light practice, wedding invitations, and tickets to Iowa v. Chicago in football. |
| Box 163 | Athletic scrapbook No.72, October-November, 1908 - Includes football Chicago v. Minnesota, pre-game practices, team problems and weaknesses, and highlights of the game. |
| Box 163 | Athletic scrapbook No.73, November, 1908 - Includes varsity football, new plays, scouting other football teams, fight songs, game notes, handwritten letter from President Henry Pratt Judson, Cornell v. Chicago souvenir football program, and the University of Chicago official program for 1908 football season. |
| Box 164 | Athletic scrapbook No.74, November-December, 1908 - Includes football reforms, demonstration and mock “funeral” held by co-eds for their gymnasium, track, plans for 1909 football season, coverage on All-American quarterback Walter Steffen, Albert Spalding to donate a baseball library and the George Write and Henry Chadwick Collections of trophies, documents, and history of baseball. Also contains a flyer for special limited train for Chicago-Wisconsin game, Cornell v. Pennsylvania football ticket stub, cartoons, wedding invitations, and the official football program of Carlisle Indians v. Denver University. |
| Box 164 | Athletic scrapbook No.75, December 1908-January, 1909 - Includes varsity track, baseball, basketball, Stagg to referee a Denver University football game, the Chicago White Sox, Walter Camp’s All-Americans, summer baseball and the debate over amateurism, tennis, physical culture, gyms, and the lives of previous Chicago football stars. Also contains letter of resolution that eastern men embody all the athletic graces, drawings, tickets, invitations to Women’s Athletic Association’s “last rites” for their gym, Caspar Whitney’s All-American football team, wedding invitations, and programs for the 15th annual athletic carnival. |
| Box 165 | Athletic scrapbook No.76, February-April, 1909 - Includes varsity track, baseball, the University of Michigan and the “Big Eight” conference, swimming, 1909 football season, high school athletics, and the alteration of football rules. Also holds programs for swimming, track, Chicago Athletic Association, and freshmen meets, souvenir 1909 program, handwritten advertisement for a training table at the University of Illinois, a magazine page with a photo of the Denver basketball and football teams. |
| Box 165 | Athletic scrapbook No.77, April-June, 1909 - Includes track, high school athletics, first annual Illinois day, women’s field hockey, coverage of an Arctic expedition led by former Chicago athlete, “how to play first base,” flyers and programs for “Illinois Day” and “Purdue Day,” card from an Illinois representative about track, schedules for track and baseball, track programs for Chicago freshmen v. other first year students. |
| Box 166 | Athletic scrapbook No.78, June-September - Includes varsity track, interscholastic sports, varsity tennis, football, basketball, the “College Girl in Athletics,” and the largest stadium to be built in Tacoma. Also contains post cards, list of entries for Intercollegiate Conference meet and the winners, banquet menus, souvenir athletic problem, entertainment program for interscholastic meet, and wedding invitations. |
| Box 166 | Athletic scrapbook No.79, September-October, 1909 - Includes football, Walter Eckersall’s “How to Play Football,” Chicago roots and songs, football dates for the “Big Eight” with pictures of the captains, wedding invitations, and a souvenir football program. |
| Box 167 | Athletic scrapbook No.80, October-November, 1909 - Includes varsity football, Chicago plays Northwestern after three-year absence, University of Chicago football schedule, songs and cheers, and a wedding invitation. |
| Box 167 | Athletic scrapbook No.81, November, 1909 - Includes varsity football, baseball clubs, the Chicago White Sox, the Chicago Cubs, basketball, rugby, Amateur Athletic Union officials, Chicago faculty demands reforms in football, Woodrow Wilson of Princeton favors football, new ideas on changes in the game, and Cornell University sideline passes. |
| Box 168 | Athletic scrapbook No.82, November-December, 1909 - Includes varsity football, demands for regulation changes, Stagg to referee at Arkansas-Washington game, Woodrow Wilson wants to reform the game, varsity basketball, cross-country running, swimming, problems with Michigan and the Big 8 conference, rugby, and programs for 1909 Arkansas and Washington University in St. Louis teams. |
| Box 168 | Athletic scrapbook No.83, December 1909-February, 1910 - Includes football, rugby, reforms of football rules, Michigan and the Big 8 conference, varsity baseball, track, soccer, tackling, ice hockey, basketball, swimming, cross-country running, and wrestling. Also contains souvenir programs, wedding invitations, and program for First Regiment Athletic Carnival. |
| Box 169 | Athletic scrapbook No.84, February-April, 1910 - Includes varsity track, baseball, football reforms, high school athletics, basketball, swimming, Japanese baseball, Arkansas tries out new football rules, controversy over the forward pass, and Stagg teaches the “new” football. Also contains program for the Omaha Athletic Association Indoor Track Championships, wedding invitations, programs for swimming, track, athletic carnivals and track meets for Cook Country high schools. |
| Box 169 | Athletic Scrapbook No.85, April-June, 1910 - Includes varsity baseball, track, gymnastics, rugby, to Japan to play Waseda University in baseball in 1911, new football rules, problems with the forward pass, and coverage of soccer. Also contains track and baseball programs and schedules, programs for a gymnastics, wrestling and fencing tryout, wedding invitations and announcements, and passes and programs for University of Pennsylvania relay races. |
| Box 170 | Athletic Scrapbook No.86, June-September, 1910 - Contains track, interscholastic high school track meets and tennis tournaments, articles on why America loves athletics, the secret of success for Roosevelt and Stagg is exercise, University of Chicago tennis, “safer and saner football,” Chinese students compete in Mid-Western Chinese Student’s Conference track meet, football, and a Chicago swimmer attempts to swim the Mississippi River for world’s record. Also contains wedding invitations, programs for the interscholastic track and field games, contestant’s badges, and notes for the interscholastic games. |
| Box 170 | Athletic Scrapbook No.87, September-October, 1910 - Contains varsity football, revision of game rules, soccer, hockey, Keio University in Japan playing baseball, and wedding invitations. |
| Box 171 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 88, October, 1910 - Includes football, new intercollegiate football rules, Japanese baseball, soccer, and football programs. |
| Box 171 | Athletic Scrapbook No.89, November, 1910 - Includes varsity football and new plays, soccer, the Yearly Buffoon (a school paper complete with satirical editorials, advertisements, cheers, and an advice column to the lovelorn), the Leigh High Valley Railroad Dining Car Menu, official football program for Cornell v. Chicago, and highlights of Waseda University and Chicago’ s baseball game. |
| Box 172 | Athletic Scrapbook No.90, November-December, 1910 - Includes football, players and coaches, ice hockey at Chicago, Michigan and the Big Eight conference controversy, more coverage of Chicago playing baseball in Japan, varsity basketball, soccer, rugby, track and swimming dates, a track program, and the debate over the use of a training table. |
| Box 172 | Athletic Scrapbook No.91, December 1910-february, 1911 - Includes hunting deaths equal to the number of football deaths, varsity football, track, basketball, crew at the University of Minnesota, hockey, baseball, demands for a new stadium and athletic buildings to be built, Michigan and the Big Eight, amateurism ideals, possible Japanese baseball trip to the United States, a breakdown of athletic receipts (by sport) for Purdue University, swimming, high school athletics, possible game with the Cubs, and plans for the Olympics. Also contains birth announcements, University of Chicago magazine coverage on the football dinner given by the alumni, wedding announcements, programs for the athletic carnival, track and field, and the indoor meet and dance for the Irish-American Athletic Club. |
| Box 173 | Athletic Scrapbook No.92, February-March, 1911 - Includes varsity track, changes and modifications of football, American Olympic team to be formed, baseball, swimming, track meet rules, golf and the Western Intercollegiate Golf Association, the formation of the College Athletic Conference of the Middle West (consists of Beloit, Lake Forest, Knox, Monmouth, and the Armor Institute), the question of summer baseball, basketball, and a outline of the Olympic program for Stockholm, Sweden. Also contains birth announcements, indoor athletics schedule (swimming, track, and basketball), programs for dual track and swim meets, telegrams, and track programs for Cook County high schools. |
| Box 173 | Athletic Scrapbook No.93, March-April, 1911 - Includes White Sox baseball, Japanese University to play Chicago, the Cubs, and other universities, fencing, track, Cook County Athletic League track championships and programs, basketball, swimming, baseball, wrestling, Michigan and the Big Eight, and a British Scientist studies cleanliness and finds that bathing, too much air and exercise can be problematic for athletes. Also contains a “to do” list for filling out outcome of Intercollegiate Conference Meet, typed results of 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th annual Intercollegiate Conference Meet, yells and cheers, invitation and menu for the congratulatory dinner for George E. Vincent’s presidency of the University of Minnesota, track swim meet programs, and a program for the Western Intercollegiate Gymnastic Championship Meet (also has wrestling and fencing as events). |
| Box 174 | Athletic Scrapbook No.94, April-May, 1911 - Includes varsity track, baseball, Waseda University of Japan v. Chicago in baseball, “The Law of the Track” by Mike Murphy, Chicago students learn Japanese yells, baseball as seen by the Japanese, crew at eastern universities, Illinois and Purdue days, tennis, Joseph E. Raycroft to be Princeton’s athletic director, and letter from Chicago Alumni Club about annual dinner and election of officers. Also contains wedding invitations, baseball and track schedules and scorecards, announcements and scorecards for Waseda baseball game, flyer for Illinois Day, and programs for Interscholastic high school track, Wisconsin v. Illinois in track, Pennsylvania relay races, and Purdue day. |
| Box 174 | Athletic Scrapbook No.95, June-September, 1911 - Includes the twentieth anniversary celebration for the University of Chicago, baseball, track, Olympic rules and American team members, Waseda University ball games, conference track meets, high school track meets and programs, Women’s Athletic Association opens its June Festival with a dance, tennis, interscholastic meets and programs, article on how to exercise properly, home-coming RSVP slips, coverage and programs for Chicago men (including living graduates, alumni and students), football, and physical education becomes a “major” at Wisconsin. Also contains wedding invitations, programs and invitations for the Women’s Athletic Association banquet and awards ceremony, entertainment programs for interscholastic meet, Order of the “C” banquet menu, souvenir programs and scorecard of the Waseda v. Chicago game, program and advertisement of for the 3rd Annual Athletic Festival (including May Pole dancing, the Sword Dance of Japan, relays, baseball, and parades), a handwritten speech and song for 1911 WAA banquet, songs and yells, programs for Yale-Harvard v. Oxford-Cambridge at the Queen’s Club in London (includes track and the report of the graduate finance committee) and the All-Around Championships of the United States, birth announcements, handwritten notes on a baseball game, preliminary plans for Alumni Reunion for Home-Coming, and a Presidential Invitation for Mr. And Mrs. Stagg to dine at the White House. |
| Box 175 | Athletic Scrapbook No.96, September-October, 1911 - Includes varsity football, players and coaches, changes in rules, soccer, the “Marquis of Queensberry” favors University of Illinois football, Chicago students earn money to pay for school, high school football, birth announcements, Collier’s Outdoor America and the “New Football” by Caspar Whitney, and an invitation, program and response card for the inauguration of George E. Vincent as president of Minnesota. |
| Box 175 | Athletic Scrapbook No.97, October-November, 1911 - Includes varsity football, athletics at the University of Wisconsin, soccer, plans for 1912 Olympic squad, football at the University of Minnesota, “muscular women athletes condemned and certain sports are bad for women” (includes basketball, hockey, swimming, and dancing), Wisconsin Athletic Bulletin, Chicago yells and cheers, and telegrams. |
| Box 176 | Athletic Scrapbook No.98, November, 1911 - Includes football, professionalism accusations, Minnesota and problems with the Big Eight, football at Cook County high schools, Olympic trial to be held at Chicago campus, Olympic rules, German gymnasium and athletic societies, “State’s Restaurant” songs and menus, ”The March of the Maroons” song, and an article by James Sullivan on Athletic Growth and the popularity of athletics in America. |
| Box 176 | Athletic Scrapbook No.99, November-December, 1911 - Includes football, players and coaches, problems with Minnesota and Wisconsin, corrupt football, amateurism v. professionalism, cross country running, summer baseball and the Big Eight, Olympic rules, Western Conference Championship left undecided, more demands for changing football rules, rugby, basketball, and changes in track rules. Also includes “algebraic athletics,” alumni announcements for annual football dinner, “Saturday Evening Grin” satirical paper with songs, cheers and jokes, the Yearly Buffoon, Minnesota Alumni Weekly Magazine, photo of the “champions” of Agricultural College in New Mexico, and a birth announcement. |
| Box 177 | Athletic Scrapbook No.100, December, 1911-January, 1912 - Includes Olympic trials, dates and American team, Walter Camp’s All-Americans, football, using the forward pass, basketball, summer baseball debate, varsity golf, tennis, track, swimming, and the possibility of an Olympic stadium for Chicago campaign for 1916 Olympic. Also contains professionalism v. amateurism, water polo rules reforms, Walter Camp’s twenty greatest football celebrities, card for Caspar Whitney, Order of the Skull and Crescent Banquet program in honor of the all-star high school football team, wedding announcements, telegrams, and a flyer for basketball game. |
| Box 177 | Athletic Scrapbook No.101, January-March, 1912 - Includes Big Eight conference problems, controversy over summer baseball, varsity track, football and the forward pass, varsity basketball, swimming, Stagg and student morale, gymnastics, baseball, high school athletics, wrestling, fencing, Olympic trials in Chicago, intramurals favor abandoning varsity sports, and amateurism in athletics. Also contains a diagram of football rules, golfing at Pinehurst in North Carolina, track and swimming programs, and a wedding invitation. |
| Box 178 | Athletic Scrapbook No.102, April-June, 1912 - Covers varsity baseball, track, professional athletic directors and the Big Eight board, Ohio State and the Big Nine, “Football during Shakespeare’s life,” and Rockefeller donates money to send athletes to Olympics in Sweden. Gymnastics, problems with the Big Nine, and James Lightbody of Chicago attempts to rouse interest in athletics in Germany. Amateurism and eligibility, varsity letter for fencing, College of Hawaii plays Chicago in baseball, “the fable of Pete and Jack” a story about amateurism and summer baseball, Olympic trials, tennis, and the Western Conference meet. Also contains programs for the Spring Athletic Festival, track, and Middle West Conference Physical Education and Hygiene demonstration (includes fencing, baseball, marching, and dancing), flyers for Olympic tryouts for decathlon, invitations to Chicago Alumni dinner, birth announcements, and a program for first annual open indoor athletic meet for Omaha Young Men’s Christian Association. |
| Box 178 | Athletic Scrapbook No.103, December, 1911-June 1912 - Includes controversy over summer baseball, Purdue’s Athletic Association Treasurer’s Report (broken down by sport), resolutions on summer baseball, student’s want to drop out of Big Nine conference, amateurism v. professionalism, student candidates for Minnesota and Indiana athletic board of control, Indiana football, game dates, Indiana and Purdue basketball, physical education, track, high school state championships in track, interscholastic track and tennis, Olympic tryouts, and athletes chosen to represent America in Stockholm Olympic games. |
| Box 179 | Athletic Scrapbook No.104, June-July, 1912 - Interscholastic high school track, Everett C. Brown raises money for 1912 Olympians, Stagg gets honorary degree from Springfield YMCA College, summer coaching course offered at the University of Chicago, student signs to play baseball with the Philadelphia “Phillies,” Olympic trials and team members, history of the games. Includes 1912 Olympics in Stockholm, schedule of events, Swedish royalty preside over ceremonies and distribute prizes, Sweden considered a “good host,” men’s and women’s gymnastic displays, and coverage on Stockholm. Chicago athletes participating in the games, difficulties in training, and Swedish women as athletes. Also contains baseball and track schedules, letter to the “C” men to help send “Jimmie” to the Olympics, songs for Chicago Alumni Club, programs of entertainment for interscholastic meets, wedding invitations, and birth announcements. |
| Box 179 | Athletic Scrapbook No.105, July-October, 1912 - Men’s and women’s tennis and club, new coach for Wisconsin, “nerve and grit” responsible for American Success at Olympics, games lead to improved relations between Sweden and the United States, Olympic parades and ceremonies revisited, and J.E. Raycroft establishes a department of hygiene and physical involvement at Princeton. Also contains physical education in Great Britain, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle an advocate of sports, A.G. Spalding claims baseball key to American success, swimmer discusses the games, relations between British and American athletes. Football, predictions for the season, Marshall Field stadium under repairs, Big Nine coaches, and the new football rules explained. Also contains wedding invitations and birth announcements. |
| Box 180 | Athletic Scrapbook No.106, October-November, 1912 - Includes football, team members, the season planned for the Big Nine, preparations and results of games, Stagg develops new plays for Wisconsin game, enlists former Maroon stars to advise and coach for big game with University of Wisconsin, telegrams, cards with “Remember 1911” and a cartoon of a badger, wedding invitations, and menus for the Chicago-Wisconsin football banquet and the dinning car of the Illinois Central Railroad with the “Maroon Special.” |
| Box 180 | Athletic Scrapbook No.107, November, 1912 - Football, preparations and results for Big Nine games, University of Chicago wins state title in football, lectures given on athletics, cross-country running, and Catholic institutions to form their own athletic conference (Notre Dame, Loyola, Marquette, St. Louis, and St. Viatos). Also contains basketball, 1912 football schedule, newspaper photo of 1912 Illinois team, the Yearly Buffoon (satirical University of Chicago newspaper), and a card advertising the “famous moments of forgotten games” as told by former football stars for the Alumni Club annual football dinner. |
| Box 181 | Athletic Scrapbook No.108, November-December, 1912 - Includes varsity football, basketball, Walter Eckersall’s All-star Eleven, players and coaches, Michigan’s possible return to the Big Nine conference, Michigan and the conference dispute training tables and faculty control over athletics, Walter Camp’s All-American Eleven, program for Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association games at Purdue, birth announcements, wedding invitations, banquet menus, a song sheet for the States Restaurant Midnight Vaudeville and Cabaret, and a monthly report form for the Department of Physical Culture. |
| Box 181 | Athletic Scrapbook No.109, December, 1912-February, 1913 - Includes varsity track, swimming, basketball, new football coaches, football receipts, University of Michigan and the Big Nine Conference question, honorary athletic fraternity Sigma Delta Psi founded, new football rules, intercollegiate chess tournament, fencing, wrestling, golf, “rackets,” Olympian James Thorpe and professionalism, and Thomas Goodspeed retires. Also contains programs for swimming, track and high school athletic meets, poster for Republican candidate and alum Mark Catlin, wedding invitations, birth announcements, indoor athletic schedules for basketball, swimming, track and gymnastics, and a letter defining amateurism. |
| Box 182 | Athletic Scrapbook No.110, March-May, 1913 - Interscholastic high school athletics, varsity track, swimming, basketball, baseball, fencing, wrestling, gymnastics, amateurism v. professionalism, summer baseball and student living expenses, possible formation of the Big Ten, and the question of Michigan and the Western Conference. Also have programs for track and high school athletic meets, wedding invitations, and Tin Whistles banquet menu from Pinehurst, North Carolina. |
| Box 182 | Athletic Scrapbook No.111, May-September, 1913 - Coverage of track, the 1913 baseball championship, tennis, interscholastic games, the “Athletic Blue Book” of winners of the “C,” obituary for Mary Ingham, creator of the egg sandwich, golf, Western Conference championship track meet, Chicago International Games, summer track exhibitions, Marshall field to be renamed, football coaches and scientific diet. Contains programs for track and interscholastic meets, wedding invitations, and a flyer for the University of Chicago Spring Festival. |
| Box 183 | Athletic Scrapbook No.112, September-October, 1913 - Includes football, dedication and programs of the University of Chicago Athletic Field, “Stagg Day” and tickets and passes, players to wear numbers on the field, swimming requirements at Princeton University, history and popularization of football, biographies of Stagg, and wedding invitations. |
| Box 183 | Athletic Scrapbook No.113, October-November, 1918 - Football, players and coaches, the question of Michigan returning to the “Big Nine” Western Conference, deaths related to football, the great stars of Chicago’s football team, and articles calling Stagg the “Father of Coaches.” |
| Box 184 | Athletic Scrapbook No.114, November, 1913 - Includes varsity football, Michigan and the Western Conference debates, editorials and gossip, articles on Stagg’s career, Chicago’s Department of Physical Culture’s Dr. Reed’s exercises for men who don’t exercise, the twenty-fifth Anniversary of the 1888 Yale Football Team, invitations to weddings and to the Chicago Alumni Club annual football dinner. |
| Box 184 | Athletic Scrapbook No.115, November, 1913 - Contains varsity football, recounts and diagrams of games, possible renaming of the athletic field to “Stagg Field, ticket-scalpers, wrestling, Chicago wins the conference title, and Knute Rockne of Notre Dame. Also have programs for the Chicago Alumni football dinner, telegrams, wedding invitations, and a program for the University of Chicago and the University of Wisconsin Glee and Mandolin Club joint concert. |
| Box 185 | Athletic Scrapbook No.116, November-December, 1913 - Includes varsity football conference championship, “Big Nine” coaches, numbered uniforms for athletes, indoor track and basketball, possible games between the Ivy Leagues and the West, coaching reforms, proposed ban on professional coaching, baseball reforms, and the Tin Whistle Golf Tournament. Also contains alumni announcement of Mr. Noyes donation of the women’s gymnasium, and a program and constitution of the Pinehurst country club and golf tournament. |
| Box 185 | Athletic Scrapbook No.117, January-March, 1914 - Pinehurst golf tournament, basketball, 1914 football schedules, varsity track, swimming, Ivy League football to play the West, and predictions about Michigan and the Western Conference. Stagg’s twenty-two suggestions for changes in football, summer baseball, coaches banned from sidelines, numbers for players, scarlet fever scare in athletics, “Big Nine” golf, and an article on “why football men succeed in politics. Scrapbook also includes programs for track and swimming meets, and wedding invitations. |
| Box 186 | Athletic Scrapbook No.118, March-May, 1914 - Includes varsity track, swimming, football, gymnastics, wrestling, fencing, summer baseball, physician declares brown-eyed athletes superior, handwritten record of the Chicago two-mile relay team, Chicago baseball team plays Chinese University of Hawaii, articles on how Stagg believes the “stage” is detrimental to athletics, tennis, “bleacher etiquette and athletic courtesy,” and an Olympic-style parade for the Big Nine Athletic Carnival. Also contains programs for intercollegiate track, swimming, wrestling, fencing, and gymnastic meets, wedding invitations, and a report on the Illinois-Wisconsin track meet by M. Satton. |
| Box 186 | Athletic Scrapbook No.119, May-August, 1914 - Articles on track, high school athletics, Missouri Valley Conference track meet, Stanford track, possible spring football practice, baseball, and tennis. The congress of the International Amateur Athletic Federation of European Countries defines and adopts the Olympic code, golf, articles on training “touchdown” stars, Michigan’s six new football plays, automatic exercise machine, and the possible realignment of the “Big Nine.” Also contains, wedding invitations, advertisement for the Conference track meet and dinner, programs for the University of Pennsylvania Relay Races, first annual Chicago Suburban High School Conference track meet, relays, intercollegiate track, interscholastic tournaments, Missouri Valley Conference, tennis, and vaudeville. |
| Box 187 | Athletic Scrapbook No.120, September-October, 1914 - Coverage of football, breakdown of major mid-western teams, Stagg rides a motorcycle during practice, diagrams of games, rules enforcing amateurism, Athletic Association report for the spring, 1914 receipts, loans and finances, “Chicago’s Game” ticket holder, football program sheet, wedding invitations, and football programs and line-ups. |
| Box 187 | Athletic Scrapbook No.121, October-November, 1914 - Includes varsity football, western schools play Ivy League, Stagg uses Purdue’s tactics to prepare for the game, player line-ups and diagrams of games, ticket scalpers, football player uses President Taft’s “diet” to loose weight, cross-country running, Illinois homecoming, swim meet dates set, proposed foot ball game to raise money for Belgian refugees, telegrams, football programs, and card from Alumni club about football dinner, |
| Box 188 | Athletic Scrapbook No.122, November, 1914 (1 Oversize Folder see Box 338) - Contains football, players and coaches, Yale-Harvard bowl, athletic field remained ‘Stagg field,” movies of games are used, golf, first Chinese football player at Chicago, basketball, swimming, football scorecard, poster advertising football dinner (oversize), Yearly Buffoon with a war extra, and a football card with the player line-up. |
| Box 188 | Athletic Scrapbook No.123, November, 1914-January, 1915 - Includes varsity basketball, football, swimming, cross-country running, water basketball, baseball, women’s field hockey, and the debate over playing more than two sports (two-sport rule). Also contains Big Nine organization of coaches, athletic association’s treasurer’s report on athletic receipts, defining amateurism, professional v. non-competing amateurs, gymnastics, fencing, swim meet programs, and a handwritten track line-up sheet for a meet. |
| Box 189 | Athletic Scrapbook No.124,January-March, 1915 - Coverage of varsity basketball, track, baseball, changes in football, assigning numbers to athletes, first Asian varsity athlete, state of athletics at Minnesota, two-sport rule, swimming, hypnotism to be used for baseball, and the Big Nine conference track meet. Also contains baseball scorecards, programs for swimming, track, conference meets, and high school athletics, and an invitation to Rules Committee dinner. |
| Box 189 | Athletic Scrapbook No.125, March-May, 1915 - Includes varsity baseball, track, wrestling, gymnastics, relay races, University of Chicago to play baseball in Japan, indoor athletic schedules, track and championship programs, wedding invitations, programs for relay races, and an announcement for the laying of the first brick of Ida Noyes Hall. |
| Box 190 | Athletic Scrapbook No.126, May-July, 1915 - Includes track, baseball, tennis, football receipts, interscholastic high school athletics, swimming, an article on Mayor of Chicago and former Maroon football Player, Bill Thompson, walking for exercise, Eskimo football teams, the International Olympic Committee and the Far Eastern Amateur Athletics. Also contains wedding invitations, University of Chicago class reunion advertisements, and programs for track championships and Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association meets. |
| Box 190 | Athletic Scrapbook No.127, August-October, 1915 - Contains varsity track, tennis, West Coast athletic conference, golf, and University of Chicago baseball in Japan, football, Amos Alonzo Stagg Jr. and Ruth Stagg. Also contains wedding invitations, photos, a souvenir menu, song sheets, Olympic Club temporary membership cards, and the daily program for the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco. |
| Box 191 | Athletic Scrapbook No.128, October, 1915 - Covers football, players and coaches, James Thorpe to coach at the University of Indiana, Japanese play Chicago in baseball, accounts of the baseball trip in Japan, recounts of football games, and cross-country running. Also contains football and Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association programs. |
| Box 191 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 129, October-November, 1915 - Includes football, summer baseball debate, accounts of Japanese baseball games with the University of Chicago, football programs, membership and temporary guest cards, song sheets, toasts to Stagg, and a speech given to the Chicago Alumni Association. |
| Box 192 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 130, November-December, 1915 - Contains varsity football and players, cross-country running, ticket scalping, basketball, professionalism and college athletics, track, and possible abolishment of collegiate baseball. Also contains postcards, a football program, and an invitation to the Western Conference Alumni Association Smoker. |
| Box 192 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 131, December, 1915-February, 1916 - This scrapbook had varsity football, basketball, track, swimming, golf, wrestling, fencing, the definition of an amateur, and the debate over a proposed ban on intercollegiate baseball. Also contains game schedules, wedding invitations, programs for swimming and track meets, an entry blank and invitation to the Handicap Indoor Athletic Meet, and a program for the Illinois Athletic Club “Derby Night” Athletic Events. |
| Box 193 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 132, February-April, 1916 - Covers varsity track, swimming, basketball, wrestling, baseball, gymnastics, tennis, fencing, high school interscholastic athletics, amateurism in intercollegiate sports, gymnastics at Princeton, the debate over numbering football uniforms, and the series “Confessions of a Big Nine Amateur.” The scrapbook also has programs for relays, track, swimming, indoors athletic meets, and programs for athletic carnivals and the 14th Annual Western Intercollegiate Conference Gymnastic, Wrestling, and Fencing Association Meet. |
| Box 193 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 133, April-June, 1916 - Includes varsity track, baseball, golf, athletic scholarships, tennis, swimming, Japanese play Chicago in baseball, interscholastic high school athletics, and the football code and ethics. Also contains wedding invitations, birth announcements, programs for the Women’s Athletic Association Annual Banquet, and programs for relays races, track and swimming meets, interscholastic athletics, and Intercollegiate Conference events. |
| Box 194 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 134, July-October, 1916 - Track, tennis, Margaret Bell and Women’s Physical Education, football, golf, and Stagg coaches at Yale. Also contains birth announcements, wedding invitations, and football and track programs. |
| Box 194 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 135, October-November, 1916 - Includes football, betting and gambling on games, ticket scalping, and football programs. |
| Box 195 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 136, November-December, 1916 - Includes varsity football, basketball, cross-country running, possibility of Michigan returning to the Big, collecting money for World War I victims, applications for tickets, and wedding invitations. |
| Box 195 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 137, April-June, 1917 - Contains varsity baseball, track, swimming, golf, tennis, Stagg portrait donated by alumni, Michigan returns to the Big Nine Conference, alcohol and athletics, patriotism and athletics, the influence of the U.S. declaration of War on athletics, preparing athletes for military service, enlistment of varsity athletes, and President Harry Pratt Judson and campus military drills. Also contains programs for relay races, track meets and Intercollegiate Conference events, flyers for University of Chicago Alumni reunion and presentation of the Stagg Portrait, and the introduction and a reproduction of the Stagg painting. |
| Box 196 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 138, June-October, 1917 - Covers track, football percentages and receipts and the Red Cross, Chicago athletes participating in World War I, training soldiers in athletics, Government support of college sports, the Big Ten, Japanese football players, war tax on tickets, and games as fundraisers for the War effort. Also contains wedding invitations, birth announcements, track and football programs, and the Spring Finals and 103rd Convocation program. |
| Box 196 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 139, November-December, 1917 - Includes varsity football, proposed Michigan v. Chicago game, Big Ten, cross-country running, effects of the War on football, training camps and athletics, football programs, and wedding invitations. |
| Box 197 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 140, December, 1917-May, 1918 - Big Ten Football, track, basketball, tennis, swimming, baseball, and University of Chicago athletes in the War, birth announcements, wedding invitations, and track and relay programs. |
| Box 197 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 141, May-October, 1918 - Varsity baseball, tennis, track, University of Chicago athletes in battle, golf for the Red Cross, tax on athletics, casualties (alumni and current athletes from the University), and the effects of war on football. Covers schedules of games, accounts of the trenches, American Army is the “cleanest” in mind and body, Amos Alonzo Stagg, Jr. and the 1918 Influenza epidemic and the University of Chicago football team. Also contains programs for the Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association and football, wedding invitations, University of Chicago semi-monthly newsletter, birth announcements, baseball and track announcements, program for the 1918 alumni reunion, and programs for track and baseball. |
| Box 198 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 142, November, 1918-March, 1919 - World War One impact on football, obituaries and articles on football Alumni in the war (including Harold E. Goettler), Influenza epidemic and athletics, Michigan v. Chicago football, cross-country running, return of War veterans to athletics, track, swimming, athletic reforms, and Stagg and Daylight Savings time. Also contains programs for indoor track meets, basketball schedules, birth and wedding announcements, and Michigan v. Chicago football programs. |
| Box 198 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 143, March-September, 1919 - Includes varsity track, baseball, swimming, mass athletics for the military, Allied Nations Games, return of veterans to Chicago, obituaries, tennis, Harley Davidson as an athlete, football, and the construction and planning of Grant Park Stadium (i.e. Solider Field). Also contains wedding invitations, programs for intercollegiate track meets, relays, and swim meets. |
| Box 199 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 144, September-November, 1919 - Infantry Games, track, football, breakdowns and diagrams of games, the use and development of the tackling dummy, programs for football and a monster track meet benefit for the 41st Infantry Association, and a poster for class reunion and the Naughty Nineties. |
| Box 199 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 145, November, 1919 (1 Oversize Folder see Box 338) - Includes football, training players, Michigan v. Chicago, football programs, Chicago alumni song sheets with a football squad poster, and a map of Stagg Field and the Michigan v. Chicago football game (oversize). |
| Box 200 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 146,November, 1919-March, 1920 - Covers varsity collegiate football, basketball, rise of professional football, swimming, cross-country running, baseball, 1920 athletic schedules, 1920 Olympics, European athletics, building plans for Grant Park Stadium (Soldier’s Field), track, and wrestling. Also contains wedding invitations, swim, track and relay meet programs, YMCA Football Talk, and Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association meet and championships programs. |
| Box 200 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 147, March-August, 1920 (1 Oversize Folder) - Varsity basketball, baseball, Waseda University baseball, track, use of film for training, Olympic Games (including rules, preparations, problems, and events), British track participation, Babe Ruth, football, and Chicago Alumni in Bolshevik Russia. Also contains programs for relays, track meets, and the Midwest Olympic trials, birth announcements, wedding invitations, Japanese postcards, and June 5, 1920 Michigan Daily (oversize). (see Box 338 for oversized items) |
| Box 201 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 148, September-November, 1920 - Contains football, Judge Walter Steffen, Olympic abuses, varsity golf, cross-country running, football schedules, wedding invitations and flyers for football games. |
| Box 201 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 149, November-December, 1920 - Includes team members, varsity football, ticket scalping, recounts and diagrams of games, varsity cross-country running, basketball, George Gipp obituary, ticket card, football programs and flyers, wedding invitations, and a dinner program in honor of Harry Pratt Judson and Charles Evans Hughes. |
| Box 202 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 150,December, 1920-April, 1921 - Covers varsity track, basketball, National Collegiate Athletic Association and amateur athletics, national track meet, football schedules, the Big Ten, gymnastics, criticism of athletics and athletic directors. Also contains wedding invitations, basketball flyers, track, swimming, and indoor athletics programs. |
| Box 202 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 151, April-September, 1921 - Varsity track, baseball, Waseda University come west, first annual natural collegiate track meet, Charles Paddock, tennis, golf, football, and summer base ball. Also have wedding invitations, poster for the 1921 Class reunion, programs for relays and track meets, and programs for interscholastic track and field games. |
| Box 203 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 152, September-October, 1921 (1 Oversize Folder) - Includes football, numbered jerseys, Big Ten football captains, golf, the story of Stagg, wedding invitations, football schedules, and football programs. (see Box 338 for oversized items) |
| Box 203 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 153, October, 1921 - Contains varsity football, University of Chicago v. Princeton, articles on Stagg as coach. |
| Box 204 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 154, October-November, 1921 - Includes varsity football, Babe Ruth, statistics on football players, ticket scalping, football uniforms, football flyers and programs, and wedding invitations. |
| Box 204 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 155,November-December, 1921 - Includes varsity football (eastern and western records), basketball, team members, Grant Park Stadium (Soldier’s Field), coeds play football, winter track, football flyers, and “how to pick and All-American team.” |
| Box 205 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 156, November-December, 1921 - Includes football (eastern and western records), basketball, Grant Park Stadium (Soldier’s Field), Coeds play football, track, football flyers, and “how to pick an All-American team.” |
| Box 205 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 157, December, 1921-April, 1922 - Covers gambling, basketball, Grant Park Stadium (Soldier’s Field), golf, Midwest College Conference, track, professional football, NCAA organization, athletics and college recruitment, interscholastic high school track, swimming, athletic meets with Japanese universities, football purity, and track and swimming meet programs. |
| Box 206 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 158,January-March, 1922 - Professional athletics, varsity collegiate basketball, amateurism, college recruiting and endorsement tactics, summer baseball, varsity track, swimming, gymnastics, baseball, fencing, golf and interscholastic high school athletics. Also contains swimming and track programs, birth announcements and a wedding invitation. |
| Box 206 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 159, March-April, 1922 - Includes varsity track, basketball, swimming, wrestling, gymnastics, football, golf, interscholastic meets, and the construction of Grant Park/Soldier’s Field Stadium, swimming and track programs, wedding invitation, and a birth announcement. |
| Box 207 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 160, April-June, 1922 - Covers varsity track, golf, baseball, tennis, track notes and scores, and programs. |
| Box 207 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 161, June-September, 1922 - Includes varsity track, baseball, tennis, football, team members, Amos Alonzo Stagg Jr., and a wedding invitation. |
| Box 208 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 162, September-October, 1922 - Football, professionalism in collegiate athletics, sports betting, ticket scalping, football and coeds, wedding invitations, birth announcements, and football programs. |
| Box 208 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 163, October-November, 1922 - Contains varsity football, accounts of games, coaches and players, ticket scalping, birth announcements, and souvenir program for Chicago v. Princeton game (includes excerpt “All American Flapper goes to the Game.”) |
| Box 209 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 164, December, 1922-January, 1923 - Includes varsity football, collegiate athletic policies, basketball, Amateur Athletics Union National Games, gymnastics, 1928 Olympics, faculty opposition to athletic games, women’s basketball league, swimming, wrestling, track, NCAA and varsity athletics, the organization of the National Amateur Athletic Federation, and a track meet program. |
| Box 209 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 165, February-April, 1923 - Varsity swimming, basketball, track, golf, wrestling, gymnastics, football rules, tennis, interscholastic high school athletics, posthumous Congressional Medal of Honor to Harold Goettler, University of Chicago entrance exams, limitations of undergraduate enrollment and social life, wedding invitations, and a swim meet program. |
| Box 210 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 166, April-May, 1923 - Includes varsity track, baseball, interscholastic high school athletics, golf, basketball, 1924 Olympic Committee, amateurism, Germany banned from the 1924 Olympics, wrestling, fencing, tennis, NCAA and the AAU, Charles Paddock, African American collegiate athletes, wedding invitations, and programs for the Black Friars show. |
| Box 210 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 167, May-June, 1923 - Includes varsity track, high school athletics and interscholastic tournaments, tennis, Amos Alonzo Stagg, Jr., baseball, golf, track an field coaches, Charles Paddock and the Amateur Athletics Union, wedding invitations, and an Oberlin College Commencement invitation and program. |
| Box 211 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 168, July-October, 1923 (2 Oversize Folders see Box 338) - Contains articles on amateurism in athletics, professional football, varsity track, football, Olympic preparations, a football diagram and chart (oversize), and the “World’s 1923 Schedule of College Football Games.” |
| Box 211 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 169, October-November, 1923 - Includes football, rise of collegiate athletics, amateur women’s sports (and swimming), 1924 Olympics plans, cross-country running, Carl Bohnan pencil drawing and article on A.A Stagg, Chicago Bears and professional football, Red Grange, and a wedding invitation. |
| Box 212 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 170, November, 1923 - Contains articles on varsity football, debate over professional football, Red Grange, basketball, amateurism in athletics, cross-country running, ticket scalping, and 1924 Olympics planning. |
| Box 212 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 171, November-December, 1923 - Contains 1922 season of University of Chicago varsity football, cross-country running, 1924 Olympics committee, and 1922 football programs and game flyers. |
| Box 213 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 172, November-December, 1923 - Includes varsity football and team members, cross-country running, basketball, schedule of winter athletic meets (wrestling, swimming, track, gymnastics), University of Chicago coed athlete, football receipts, wrestling, National Collegiate Athletics Association v. Amateur Athletics Union, and Red Grange. |
| Box 213 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 173, December, 1923-February, 1924 - Includes Charles Paddock v. Amateur Athletics Union, 1924 Olympics preparations and planning, coaching methods and salaries, Men and Women’s track and field clubs, varsity football, basketball, track, swimming, Ohio State awards varsity letters to coeds, wrestling, 1924 Winter Olympics, wedding invitations, and articles on the death of Woodrow Wilson. |
| Box 214 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 174, February-April, 1924 - Contains articles on varsity track, basketball, interscholastic athletics, swimming, game movies used for coaching and practices, wrestling, gymnastics, 1924 Olympic Committee (includes A.A, Stagg). Scrapbook also includes articles on fencing, building of the University of Chicago field, Stagg to be an assistant Olympic track coach, football, wedding invitations, and a flyer for the International Basketball Tournament. |
| Box 214 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 175,April-June, 1924 - Includes clippings about varsity track, baseball, tennis, fencing, golf, history and growth of the University of Chicago, and Ernest De Witt Burton assumes presidency of the University of Chicago. Also contains articles on Eric Liddell, 1924 Olympic prospects, trials, and team members, interscholastic track, radio athletic broadcasts, inter-mural sports, professionalism and college athletics, birth announcements, and a page of the Des Moines Sunday Register. |
| Box 215 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 176, January-July, 1924 - Coverage of the 1924 Winter Olympics at Chamonix, Summer Olympic trials and team standings, Eric Liddell, Harold Abrahams, Charles Paddock, Women’s participation in the 1924 Paris Olympics, accounts of voyage to Paris, training conditions, and the opening ceremonies and games (including swimming, track, crew, and boxing). The scrapbook also contains programs for the Olympic Trials at Harvard and the 1924 Olympics in Paris, regulations booklets, letters, a report and minutes from the Olympic Committee, record sheet for athletic performance, order forms and measurement requirements for opening ceremonies uniform, sash from the uniform, pamphlet and notice on the use of passports, postage stamps, photographs, Amateur Athletics Bulletin, telegrams, postcards, song books, ocean liner menus, cabin and baggage claim tickets, American express receipt, programs for the American Olympic Committee and American competitors, brochures, and A.A Stagg’s passport and Identity card. |
| Box 215 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 177, June-September, 1924 - Includes varsity track, golf, baseball, tennis, interscholastic high school athletics, Olympic trials, Grant Park Stadium/Soldier’s Field grand opening, football, schedules of meets and tournaments, football strategy, wedding invitations, and a birth announcement. |
| Box 216 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 178, October, 1924 - Contains articles on varsity football, famous football coaches, players, University of Chicago v. Brown University, cross-country running, Red Grange, games, practices, players, wedding invitations, and a letter from the Chicago Daily Journal to Stagg. |
| Box 216 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 179, October-November, 1924 - Includes varsity football, Red Grange, construction of the University of Chicago field house, accounts of games and players, and a wedding invitation. |
| Box 217 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 180, November, 1924 - Includes varsity football, Red Grange, games, accounts of Stagg’s professional and personal life, football game flyers, and programs for the 1924 Olympics in Paris with handwritten results. |
| Box 217 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 181, November-December, 1924 - Contains varsity football, Western College Championships, basketball, indoor track, and a wedding invitation. |
| Box 218 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 182, December, 1924 - Includes varsity football, athletic schedules for 1925 basketball, track and high school athletic and interscholastic meets, recruiting tactics, University of Chicago Dean Marion Talbot, profiles of All-Americans, water polo and basketball, and anti-athletics movements. |
| Box 218 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 183, January-February, 1925 - Coverage of varsity basketball, wrestling, swimming, track, football awards, football, Big Ten coaches, gymnastics, fencing, a track program, basketball game flyers, and a booklet on Stagg (including a biography and photographs). |
| Box 219 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 184, February-April, 1925 - Contains clippings on athletics and the “jazz life,” varsity track, gymnastics, fencing, football and college endowments, university fund-raising, basketball, swimming, athletic schedules, and the death of Walter Camp. |
| Box 219 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 185, April-May, 1925 - Includes varsity swimming, track, high school athletics and interscholastic tournaments, baseball, professors vs. football, gold, tennis, relays, professionalism and athletics, Amateur Athletics Union, Big Ten hockey, coeds play polo, University of Chicago plans for the field house, wedding invitations, birth announcements, Daily Maroon sports page, and the death and funeral coverage of President Ernest De Witt Burton. |
| Box 220 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 186, June-September, 1925 - Contains articles on varsity baseball, track, high school and interscholastic athletics, tennis, University of Chicago field house plans, golf, football, wedding invitations and a program for the Fourth Annual National Collegiate Athletic Association meet. |
| Box 220 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 187, September-October, 1925 - Includes varsity football, anti-football sentiments, University of Chicago field house, team assessments, University of Chicago President Max Mason and athletics, and a wedding invitation. |
| Box 221 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 188, October, 1925 - Covers varsity football, games, players, coaches, and A.A Stagg, Jr. to coach at University of Chicago. |
| Box 221 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 189, July-November, 1925 - University of Chicago baseball team in Japan, varsity football, players, games, Red Grange, and special railroads for football games. |
| Box 222 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 190, November, 1925 - Includes varsity football, players, games, University of Chicago new field house and dedication ceremony, President Max Mason, wedding invitations, and an invitation to the breaking of the ground for the new field house. |
| Box 222 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 191, November, 1925-January, 1926 - Contains varsity football, basketball, swimming, gymnastics, track, professional football, interscholastic track, commercialization of college athletics, basketball game flyers with line-ups, and coverage of the University of Chicago baseball team in Japan. |
| Box 223 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 192, Jan-March, 1926 - Includes varsity track, basketball, swimming, gymnastics, wrestling, fencing, baseball, interscholastic high school athletics, football, coaches, stadiums, scouting athletes, professional football, wedding invitations, basketball game flyers and programs, ticket distribution rules, diagram of Stagg field, a birth announcement, programs for track and field games and the Fourth Annual Interscholastic Basketball Tournament. |
| Box 223 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 193, April-May, 1926 - Coverage of interscholastic high school athletics (including national basketball championships, swimming, track, wrestling), varsity track, tennis, golf, baseball, stadiums, coaches, Prohibition, gambling and football, and wedding invitations. |
| Box 224 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 194, June-September, 1926 - Includes varsity baseball, track, golf, interscholastic athletics, national college and high school track championships at Soldier’s Field, coaches, and Merrill C. Meigs becomes publisher of the Chicago Herald and Examiner. Contains articles on the 1928 Olympic campaign, football, projected attendance at University of Chicago games, and also wedding invitations, a customer service letter from Lowe and Campbell Athletic Goods, and a track program. |
| Box 224 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 195, September-October, 1926 - Includes varsity football, radio broadcasts of games, scouting, the inventor of basketball, Dr. James Ainsmith, football coaches, players, a football tickets application, a birth announcement, and wedding invitations. |
| Box 225 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 196, October-November, 1926 - Includes varsity football, ticket scalping, players and coaches, changes in football uniforms, reprints of University of Chicago 1901 team, cross-country running, and a wedding invitation. |
| Box 225 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 197, November, 1926 - Includes varsity football, basketball, swimming, new football uniforms, the coaching profession, National Collegiate Athletic Association and the Olympics, criticism of football, and a wedding invitation. |
| Box 226 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 198, January-march, 1927 - Contains varsity basketball, fencing, track, swimming, wrestling, gymnastics, game and meet schedules, criticism and reform of football, football rules, interscholastic athletics, and the University of Chicago’s all-time football heroes. Also includes wedding invitations, programs and flyers for varsity basketball and Ninth Annual National Interscholastic Basketball Tournament, and an invitation to the Third Annual Intramural Indoor Carnival. |
| Box 226 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 199, April-June, 1927 - Includes varsity track, golf, tennis, wrestling, swimming, baseball, basketball rules, spring football, Prince Schmeul Khaninia of Abyssinia plays football, interscholastic athletics and tournaments, and wedding invitations. |
| Box 227 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 200, June, 1927 - Includes varsity golf, tennis, baseball, track, athletic survey of the Big Ten, restrictions on athletic recruitment, features on Paul Stagg, importance of a field house and stadium, Big Ten athletics, coaches, features on A.A Stagg as coach and director at the University of Chicago. |
| Box 227 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 201, June-October, 1927 - Includes features on how Stagg makes men, standards for enrollment at the University of Chicago, decline of Chicago’s football team, prayer and football, and coaches. |
| Box 228 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 202, October-November, 1927 - Includes varsity football, players, practices, coaches and games. |
| Box 228 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 203, November, 1927 - Includes varsity football, yells and cheers, cheerleaders, coaches, and the decline of football at the University of Chicago. |
| Box 229 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 204, December-January, 1928 - Includes varsity basketball, wrestling, football, swimming, track, the Big Ten, athletic schedules, interscholastic athletics, editorials on campus life and athletics, radio broadcasts, basketball game flyers and a wedding invitation. |
| Box 229 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 205, January-March, 1928 - Includes varsity track, basketball, swimming, wrestling, fencing, gymnastics, University of Chicago field house, football drills, Olympic contenders, basketball flyers, a letter regarding the history of interscholastic basketball, and a program for the Fourth Annual Intramural Indoor Athletic Carnival. |
| Box 230 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 206, April-June, 1928 - Includes varsity swimming, track, baseball, tennis, golf, interscholastic athletics, controversy, criticisms and problems with the Amateur Athletics Union and the Olympics, Jack Dempsey, Charles Paddock, Olympic trials, obituaries of former players, gift of a new gymnasium for the University of Chicago, 1933 World’s Fair, flyers for the Chicago-Northwestern Rail Road Line Vacation Bureau, and an invitation the Third Annual Interscholastic Wrestling Tournament. |
| Box 230 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 207, June-August, 1927 - Includes 1928 Olympics, varsity track, baseball, golf, tennis, football, national games and Olympic trials at Soldier’s Field, Charles Paddock v. Amateur Athletics Union and the Olympic Committee, a wedding invitation, and an invitation to the Twenty-fifth Anniversary of the Order of the “C” banquet. |
| Box 231 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 208, August-October, 1928 - Includes 1928 Olympics, varsity football, players and coaches, three generations of the Stagg family, basketball rules, and the Blackfeet Indians and football. |
| Box 231 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 209, October-November, 1928 - Includes varsity football, coaches, players, and a wedding invitation. |
| Box 232 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 210, November, 1928-January, 1929 - Includes varsity football, wrestling, basketball, track, swimming, decline and corruption within the Amateur Athletics Union, the Tribune Football Trophy, Stagg retires from coaching track, football coaches, rules, and changes in the game, list of all United States sports champions for 1928, and a wedding invitation. |
| Box 232 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 211, January-April, 1929 - Includes British Sports Champions, 1928, varsity basketball, swimming, wrestling, gymnastics, fencing, track, women’s swimming, National Amateur Athletics Federation v. Amateur Athletics Union, the Big Ten and the Amateur Athletics Union, interscholastic basketball, wedding invitations, basketball flyers, and programs for swimming, the Fifth Annual Intramural Carnival, and the National Interscholastic Basketball Tournament. |
| Box 233 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 212, April-May, 1929 - Amateur Athletics Union, varsity tennis, track, baseball, golf, colleges subsidizing athletes, University of Iowa expelled from the Includes interscholastic high school basketball and wrestling, Big Ten, and a birth announcement. |
| Box 233 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 213, May-June, 1929 - Contains varsity tennis, golf, baseball, interscholastic track, colleges proselytizing and subsidizing athletes, and University of Iowa and the Big Ten. |
| Box 234 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 214, August-October, 1929 - Includes varsity football, Stagg coaching at 67, Robert Maynard Hutchins, decline of athletics at the University of Chicago, football heroes of the past, University of Iowa and the Big Ten, and the need of scholarship over athletics. |
| Box 234 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 215,October-November, 1929 - Includes varsity football, commercialism and player subsidizing in college athletics, abuses and evils of football, athletic scholarships, coaches, recruiting tactics, Chief Justice W.H Taft on college athletics, Paul Stagg plays for Chicago, and a football program. |
| Box 235 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 216, November, 1929 - Includes varsity football, players, reunions, decline of the University of Chicago football team, new University field house, Robert Maynard Hutchins to become president at the University of Chicago, War Mothers of America and the founding of Mother’s Day, and a letter about a special train for the Chicago v. Illinois game. |
| Box 235 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 217, November-December, 1929 - Includes varsity football, basketball, cross-country running, Amateur Athletics Union v. National Collegiate Athletic Association, coverage of Robert M. Hutchins assuming the presidency of the University of Chicago and the welcoming ceremonies, Hutchins’ reforms and teaching methods, University of Iowa and the Big Ten, a wedding invitation, and subsidizing and commercialization of football. |
| Box 236 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 218, December, 1929-January, 1930 - Includes University of Iowa and the Big Ten, football competition and subsidizing, changes in Olympics rules, professionalism in athletics, varsity football, basketball, wrestling, swimming, gymnastics, track, a wedding invitation and basketball game flyers. |
| Box 236 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 219, January-March, 1930 - Includes varsity basketball, swimming, wrestling, fencing, gymnastics, 1930 Davis Cup coverage, University of Iowa and the Big Ten, the origins of Mother’s Day, ban on interscholastic tournaments held at universities, Big Ten coaches, basketball flyers, and a program for the Third Annual Wrestling Invitation Tournament Finals. |
| Box 237 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 220, March-April, 1930 - Includes varsity track, wrestling, tennis, baseball, Big Ten coaches, interscholastic, basketball, Prohibition at American Universities, President Robert M. Hutchins and interscholastic meets, Stagg and the abolishment of interscholastic meets, and obituaries and memorials for Walter Eckersall. |
| Box 237 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 221, April-June, 1930 - Includes varsity track, golf, baseball, tennis, football coaches, and debates on the abolishment of interscholastic meets. |
| Box 238 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 222, June-September, 1930 - Includes interscholastic track meets, NCAA track championships, varsity football, tennis, and University of Chicago baseball team to return to Japan, Julius Rosenwald donation for new residence halls at the University of Chicago, football players, coaches, and strategies. |
| Box 239 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 223, September-November, 1930 - Includes varsity football, University of Chicago baseball team in Japan, Paul Stagg as quarterback, plans for a new university field house, football coaches, Rockefeller family withdraws financial support to the University of Chicago, Olympics Association, and a wedding invitation. |
| Box 240 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 224, November, 1930-February, 1931 - Covers charity football games, varsity swimming, basketball, track, gymnastics, wrestling, Japan and baseball, President Hutchins and faculty set out education standards of achievement and comprehensive exams for the University of Chicago. Also has athletic schedules, education and improvements at the University of Chicago, interscholastic events, discontinuation of interscholastic basketball and the Big Ten, University of Iowa and the Big Ten, and subsidizing and violations of colleges and athletes. |
| Box 241 | Athletic scrapbook No. 225,March-September, 1931 - This scrapbook covers varsity wrestling, basketball, swimming, track, tennis, football, baseball, golf, fencing, women’s golf, control of the Big Ten, alcohol at the University of Chicago, subsidizing of athletes, University of Iowa and the Big Ten, memorial for Knute Rockne, interscholastic tournaments, university field house, and Olympic trials. |
| Box 242 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 226, September-November, 1931 - Contains varsity football, new field house, retrospective of Stagg’s career and life, radio broadcasts of games, and Stagg coaches his fortieth year at the University of Chicago. |
| Box 243 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 227, November, 1931-April, 1932 - Includes varsity football, basketball, swimming, fencing, gymnastics, wrestling, baseball, tennis, golf, track, Big Ten coaches, athletic schedules, player eligibility, University of Chicago field house, President Hutchins’ education reforms, interscholastic Christmas basketball tournament, U.S. tennis tournaments, the construction of the International House at the University of Chicago, and coaching positions and changes. |
| Box 244 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 228, May-November, 1932 - Includes varsity tennis, track, baseball, golf, football, cross-country running, interscholastic athletics, Olympic trials, Stagg retires as director of the Department of Physical Culture and football coach, and the greatest football moments as told by former University of Chicago stars. |
| Box 245 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 229, November, 1932-June, 1933 - Stagg’s retirement from the University of Chicago, varsity football, cross-country running, swimming, basketball, wrestling, track, gymnastics, baseball, tennis, and women’s varsity golf. Also contains interscholastic wrestling, discontinuation of interscholastic track events, Big Ten intramurals, Charles D. Shaughnessy to coach at Chicago, Stagg coaching retrospectives, Jesse Owens, Stagg to coach at the College of the Pacific in Stockton, California, and the Rose Bowl. |
Subseries 2: College of the Pacific Athletic Scrapbooks |
| Box 246 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 1, August-November, 1933 - Varsity football at the College of the Pacific, West Coast University football teams and players, football at the University of Chicago, and honors for Coach Stagg. |
| Box 246 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 2, December, 1933-September, 1934 - Includes football at the College of the Pacific, football schedules, basketball, Chicago Alumni honor Stagg, National Collegiate Athletic Association track championships, use of movie cameras during races and meets, Chicago Bears, and feature articles on the Stagg family. |
| Box 247 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 3, September-December, 1934 (1 Oversize Folder) - Football at the College of the Pacific, accounts of games and players, veteran coaches, Big Ten football dates, benefit football games, Stella Stagg as football scout, and the early years of football under Stagg. (see Box 338 for oversized items) |
| Box 247 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 4, January, 1935-April, 1936 - Includes football at the College of the Pacific, athletic schedules, Stagg’s coaching philosophy, track, features and photographs of the Stagg family, spring training, and player profiles. |
| Box 248 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 5, May, 1936-October, 1937 - This scrapbook contains football at the College of the Pacific, basketball, Far Western Conference teams, Stagg coaching at 74, and player profiles. Also has coverage of the 1937 Sun Bowel in El Paso, Texas, spring training, Central Methodist Church advertisement for “Death takes the steering wheel: booze and gasoline don’t mix,” and advertisement about Stagg as a football coach. |
| Box 248 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 6, October, 1937-November, 1937 - Includes football at the College of the Pacific, Far Western Conference teams, giants in football (including Stagg, Knute Rockne, Walter Camp, Walter Eckersall, Red Grange, and Jim Thorpe), and Stagg returns to the University of Chicago, interviews with Stagg. Also includes articles on Stella Stagg as football scout, University of Chicago football vs. College of the Pacific, and ceremonies at the University of Chicago honoring Stagg. |
| Box 249 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 7, November, 1938-October, 1939 - University of Chicago football team vs. College of the Pacific, professionalism in athletics, President Robert M. Hutchins on athletics, articles on the Stagg family, electronic scoreboards, honors and tributes to Stagg, College of the Pacific athletic field, and a report on the College of the Pacific athletics. Also contains train schedules and itineraries, programs, and a handwritten football notice by Stagg to his players. |
| Box 249 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 8, October, 1939-November, 1940 - Includes College of the Pacific football, Stagg coaches fiftieth season, football in Hawaii, features on Stella Stagg, establishment of the Amos Alonzo Stagg Memorial Award, football coaches, University of Chicago drops football, intramural football at the University of Chicago, and College of the Pacific newsletters and alumni announcements. |
| Box 250 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 9, November, 1940-September, 1942 (1 Oversize Folder) - College of the Pacific football, West Coast conference football teams, features on players and coaches in the West, University of Chicago football, Stagg receives awards, honors and tributes, and Stagg’s career highlights and retrospectives. Also contains football bowl games, articles on the Stagg family, the impact of World War II on College of the Pacific and intercollegiate football in America, and section of the Chicago Tribune, Sunday, September 14, 1941 on University of Chicago and Presidents William Rainey Harper and Robert Maynard Hutchins (oversize) (see Box 338 for oversized items). |
| Box 250 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 10, September, 1942-October, 1943 - Football at the College of the Pacific, the impact of World War II on players and football, articles on Stella Stagg, causality lists of College of the Pacific alumni, Army ban on football, military training at the College of the Pacific, and tributes to Stagg. Also contains a comic strip featuring Stagg, telegrams, and a games statistics chart for the College of the Pacific vs. UCLA football game. |
| Box 251 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 11, October, 1943-January, 1944 (1 Oversize Folder) - Includes College of the Pacific football, bowl tournaments, Stagg’s career highlights, awards, the importance and significance of football during the war, articles with Stella Stagg, American Magazine feature on the an air battle against the Luftwaffe, and a Pacific Weekly, from November 26, 1943 (oversize). (see Box 338 for oversized items) |
| Box 251 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 12, February, 1944-September, 1946 - Contains the impact of World War II on football, Chicago drops athletics during the War, Iwo Jima, College of the Pacific football, articles on the Stagg family, football radio broadcasts, and honors for Stagg. |
| Box 252 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 13, September, 1946-December, 1946 (1 Oversize Folder) - College of the Pacific football, enrollment at the College of the Pacific and Stockton Junior College, Stagg’s contributions to football, deterioration and disuse of Stagg field at the University of Chicago, the Stagg family, Stagg coaches at Susquehanna University, and pamphlet for the College of the Pacific Building Program (oversize). (see Box 338 for oversized) |
| Box 252 | Athletic Scrapbook No. 14, 1952-1954 - Includes articles on Stagg in his nineties, receptions and honors for Stagg, and coaching football. |
Subseries 3: Amos Alonzo Stagg Career and Personal Scrapbooks |
| Box 253 | Career Scrapbook No. 1, 1886-1924 - Includes articles on Stagg as pitcher for Yale University, religion and students at Yale, 1888 football season for Yale, Benjamin Harrison and Levi Morton elected President and Vice President of the United States, and Walter Camp, Springfield College YMCA football, and features on Stagg’s lectures on modern athletics. Also contains the opening of the University of Chicago, President William Rainey Harper, the development of football at the University of Chicago, Stagg on sports and the modern athlete, John D. Rockefeller, the first Convocation at Chicago, and development and rules for baseball and football at the University of Chicago. Incorporated into the scrapbook are Yale memorabilia (including a math exam, the Yale News financial report, reception programs, college and glee club songs, and a handwritten schedule of 1888 Yale baseball games), cartoons and profiles on players. |
| Box 254 | Career Scrapbook No. 2, January, 1925- January, 1928 - Articles on Stagg’s career, editorials, coverage of Stagg’s lecture tours and addresses, promotion of athletics in education, fundraising campaign for University of Chicago athletics, and football at the University of Chicago. Also contains articles on the Stagg family, debate over Prohibition and the Anti Saloon League, Stagg’s involvement and endorsement of Prohibition and the Volstead Act, amateurism, Stagg publishes Touchdown, famous football coaches, funeral of President Judson, university intramurals and interscholastic athletics, and the growth of football. The scrapbook also has Chicago Alumni club invitations and flyers, City Club of Chicago 1925 Fall Announcements, letters, and programs for the Hyde Park Baptist Union Sunday services. |
| Box 255 | Career Scrapbook No. 3, January, 1928-February, 1930 - Coverage of Stagg’s speaking engagements and lecture tours, the value of athletics and clean living, Stagg’s advice to youth, coaches and alumni relations, coaching football, athletics builds character, amateurism, brief biographies and career highlights of Stagg, the Stagg family, and football at the University of Chicago. Also contains letters, programs for dedications, banquets and ceremonies, and a note with a bill payment for a local equipment supplier. |
| Box 256 | Career Scrapbook No. 4, March, 1930-September, 1931 - Includes articles on Stagg’s advice for good living, the debate over Prohibition and the Eighteenth Amendment, Stagg’s testimony before the House Judiciary Committee, Prohibition hearings, the death of Walter Eckersall, athletic problems at the University of Chicago, and the Stagg family. Also contains letters, and handwritten notes and schedules for athletics at the University of Chicago. |
| Box 257 | Career Scrapbook No. 5, October 12, 1931-October 7, 1932 - Retrospectives and highlights of Stagg’s coaching career at the University of Chicago, articles on “how to be a good [football] player, changes in football since 1892, Big Ten picks for 1931 season and debates over Prohibition. Also contains Stagg’s contributions to football, brief biography on Stagg, articles on football coaches, letters, song sheets, and a fraternity membership certificate. |
| Box 258 | Career Scrapbook No. 6, October-December, 1932 - Includes football at the University of Chicago, Stagg’s resignation and career highlights, a biographical sketch, Chicago players greatest moments in football, tributes to Stagg, articles on coaches and coaching, and letters to Stagg. |
| Box 259 | Career Scrapbook No. 7, December, 1932-January, 1934 - Coverage on Stagg’s career, lecture tours, amateurism, Stagg leaving Chicago and heading to the College of the Pacific, honors, awards, tributes, articles on the Stagg family, football rules, a flyer from the Chicago Alumni Association, and letters to Stagg from Prohibition Organizations. |
| Box 260 | Career Scrapbook No. 8, February, 1934-July, 1935 - Includes 1920’s sports articles, Stagg’s honors, tributes and career highlights, and coverage of lecture tours. Also contains College of the Pacific track and football, the Stagg sons, history of the curve ball, Stella R. Stagg, former Chicago stars and their careers, the benefits of athletics, polls on all-star football coaches, letters, telegrams, and brochures. |
| Box 261 | Career Scrapbook No. 9, August, 1935-February, 1938 - Contains articles on the Stagg family, football at the College of the Pacific, obituaries of players, benefits of temperance, tributes, honors and banquets for Stagg and his contributions and innovations to coaching and football. Also contains membership certificates, letters, telegrams, flyers, and a program for the Silver Buffalo award. |
| Box 262 | Career Scrapbook No. 10, February, 1938-June, 1939 - College of the Pacific football vs. University of Chicago, articles about “clean living,” honors and tributes to Stagg, the decline of University of Chicago football, “Gate Receipts and Glory,” by Robert M. Hutchins, problems with athletics at American collegiate institutions. Also contains University of Chicago football brochures and tickets, menus, College of the Pacific Alumni News Special, newsletters, and invitations. |
| Box 262 | Career Scrapbook No. 11, August, 1939-March, 1940 - Includes celebration of fifty years of Stagg’s coaching, football at the College of the Pacific, a transcript of Bill Stern’s October 8, 1939 broadcast and profile of A.A. Stagg, University of Chicago abolishes football, Stagg career retrospectives, subsidizing of athletes, honors and awards. Also contains a receipt with pen studies by Charles Paxton Zaner, letters, ticket order forms, and poems. |
| Box 263 | Career Scrapbook No. 12, April, 1940-December, 1941 - Covers the University of Chicago ban on football, College of the Pacific land grant, tributes, career highlights, awards, Stagg’s influence on intercollegiate athletics, Knute Rockne movie, the Stagg family, biographical sketches (including degrees, organizations and published works), and Stagg’s importance and impact as a trainer of young men. |
| Box 263 | Career Scrapbook No. 13, January, 1942-December, 1943 - The state of athletics at the University of Chicago, influence of World War II on intercollegiate football, articles on the Stagg family (including Stella R. Stagg, Paul Stagg, Ruth Stagg Lauren and children), tributes and honors for Stagg, brief biographies and awards. |
| Box 264 | Career Scrapbook No. 14, December, 1943-March, 1946 - Includes career highlights, honors and awards, World War II and athletics, brief biographies on Stagg, articles on College of the Pacific and football, the history of University of Chicago football, Chicago leaves the Big Ten, football in Texas, poems, and newsletters. |
| Box 264 | Career Scrapbook No. 15, March, 1946-November, 1947 - Includes honors, career highlights, the Stagg Family, College of the Pacific football, and Stagg to coach at Susquehanna University with A.A. Stagg Jr. |
| Box 265 | Career Scrapbook No. 16, December, 1947-December, 1950 - Retrospectives on Walter Eckersall, the Stagg family and coaching at Susquehanna University, Stagg’s fifty-ninth year coaching football, tributes, awards, honorary degrees, Susquehanna commencement programs, testimonial dinner program, and letters. |
| Box 265 | Career Scrapbook No. 17, September, 1953 - Articles on the Stagg’s career, Stagg coaching at Stockton College, professional football, and Stagg’s contributions to football, University of Chicago and intercollegiate athletics, Stella Stagg, the opening of Stagg High School, cards, trivia, and letters. |
Subseries 4: Amos Alonzo Stagg Pre-Chicago Personal Scrapbooks |
| Box 266 | Pre-Chicago Personal Scrapbook No. 1, 1884-1886 (Folders 1-7 and 1 Oversize) - This scrapbook includes A. A. Stagg’s early years at Yale University and covers Yale football, the Skull and Bones Society, the Orange, New Jersey Athletic Club and YMCA intercollegiate baseball. The scrapbook contains letters, telegrams, scorecards, poems, athletic schedules, ribbons, posters, and baseball caps. It also has the American College Baseball Association Season of 1886 player statistics, a Philips Exeter Academy booklet, Stagg’s account book 1880-1883, student examinations, menus, recitation schedules, booklets and programs concerning classes, Phi Beta Kappa, religious services and a list of electives including courses taught by William Rainey Harper. (see Box 338 for oversized items) |
| Box 267 | Pre-Chicago Personal Scrapbook No. 2, January-November 1887 (Folders 1-12) - Contains a copy of the Young Men’s Christian Association magazine The Intercollegian, athletics, student life and the YMCA at Yale, baseball, and a copy of the Yale News. The scrapbook also includes such Yale ephemera as menus, dance cards, scorecards, programs, telegrams, a baseball cap, course electives booklet, ribbons, examination schedules and exams, ticket stubs, and moveable planispheres and compasses. |
| Box 268 | Pre-Chicago Personal Scrapbook No. 3, January-June, 1888 (Folders 1-8) - The scrapbook is comprised of newspaper clippings covering Yale baseball and crew, copies of the Yale Record and The Intercollegian, telegrams, cards, notes, menus and programs for banquets, letters, invitations and ticket stubs. It also has portraits on celluloid of Benjamin Harrison and Carrie Scott Harrison, compositions, a draft of the College Baseball League Constitution, game schedules, and programs for Yale Athletic Association. It contains programs for the Sixth Annual Conference of the New England College YMCA 1888, Yale Commencement and the Valedictory Poem and Oration of 1888. |
| Box 269 | Pre-Chicago Personal Scrapbook No. 4, 1888-1889 (Folders 1-7) - Includes Yale baseball, student life, football, the Constitution of the College Baseball League, letters, telegrams, amateurism in athletics, programs, invitations, Stagg’s speaking engagements, and articles on muscular Christianity. It also contains ticket stubs, class schedules, railroad receipts, and programs for Commencement, Baccalaureate, and Presentation Day. |
| Box 270 | Pre-Chicago Personal Scrapbook No. 5, October-December, 1889 (Folders 1-7) - This scrapbook has covers outbreaks of Typhoid Fever at Yale, professionalism and intercollegiate athletics. It includes articles on Yale football, Walter Camp, football rules, Ivy League Football, and a copy of the Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute Supplement to Southern Workmen (devoted to training teachers and workers) with a feature “The Eagerness of Negroes for Education is Shown by Their Crowded Schools.” The scrapbook also contains letters, Yale Alumni Club dinners, YMCA pamphlets, Oct. 12, 1888 Yale Record, samples of Yale football team penmanship, and notes on football signals. |
| Box 271 | Pre-Chicago Personal Scrapbook No. 6, June-November, 1889 (Folders 1-7) - Includes articles by Stagg on amateur baseball, financial inducements for athletes, and coverage of Yale baseball, football, crew, graduation exercises, and typhoid fever epidemic at Yale. Contains ephemera such as a Yale Athletic Association Spring Meeting program, remnants of baseball cap and embroidered “Y,” banquet programs and menus, brochures for the Chautauqua Foreign Tour of 1889 Greece and Egypt (includes tourist information). Also contains letters and invitations for Stagg to lecture on “Christian Athletics,” song sheets, schedule of events for the YPSCE fifth annual conference of the State Union of Connecticut, athletic and fraternity programs, memory training guides, a Hebrew vocabulary guide, and studies on the physical growth of Amherst students. The scrapbook has a history of the American student missionary uprising and the organization of the Student Volunteer Movement for foreign missions and coverage of William Rainey Harper receiving the Woolsey Professorship Chair of Biblical Literature. |
| Box 272 | Pre-Chicago Personal Scrapbook No. 7, January-June 1890 (Folders 1-8) - The scrapbook covers Yale baseball, crew, track, YMCA at Yale, Stagg’s speaking engagements, lectures on youth athletics and Christianity, Yale Divinity School Commencement and Harvard and Yale athletic rules constitution. Contains Clarence McDevitt's “Inquiry into the Matter of Priority into the Selection and Publication of All America Football Teams for the Years 1889-189” including notes, criticisms and suggestions for All American football teams and notations with McDevitt’s football associations and memberships. The scrapbook also has programs for concerts, athletics and Christian conferences, alumni dinners with menus, telegrams, invitations, a survey of Christian activity among Yale graduates, and a copy of Illustrated Horoscope, a magazine for fraternal orders and special societies. |
| Box 273 | Pre-Chicago Personal Scrapbook No. 8, June-December, 1890 (Folders 1-10 plus 2 additional Legal-Sized Folders) - Contains articles on Yale student life, Yale YMCA, controversies concerning vandalism at Harvard, Yale baseball, football, crew, football at the YMCA Training School at Springfield, Mass, Stagg’s lectures on modern athletics, coverage and accounts of Dwight Moody’s discussions on Christian theology and Stagg at the YMCA Training School. The scrapbook has copies of the Yale News, University Magazine, which contains requirements for admission to Ivy League schools, athletics, and secret societies and The Weeks Sport, a journal devoted to the sports and amusements of amateurs. Also included are scorecards, YMCA and Yale programs and fund raising campaigns, bills and receipts, banquet menus and schedules of events, telegrams, invitations to speak, information on the YMCA Summer School programs, a registration card for a college conference, and the creation of the Yale Alumni fund and application. |
| Box 274 | Pre-Chicago Personal Scrapbook No. 9, January-November, 1891 (Folders 1-7) - The scrapbook includes Stagg’s first aid exam, Yale baseball, rivalry between Yale and Harvard, dance cards, telegrams, banquet programs and menus, YMCA events, receipts, invitations and letters for Stagg to lecture, ticket stubs, and coverage of baseball and basketball at the YMCA training school. It contains a copy of The Gymnasium; a magazine dedicated to amateur athletics and information on physical education. Stagg accepts a post at the University of Chicago; William Rainey Harper speaks at an Endeavor convention, articles on the Christian College at Lake Geneva and athletics there, Walter Camp on football, a banner for Stagg’s YMCA football team, and coverage of the YMCA training school football team. The scrapbook also has YMCA Training School and School for Christian Workers Baccalaureate Services program, coverage of Stagg at the Christian Endeavor conventions and tours, ribbons, photos, college yells, and registration and membership tickets, cards and passes. |
| Box 275 | Pre-Chicago Personal Scrapbook No. 10, 1892-1893 (Folders 1-7) - Coverage of Stagg’s lecture tour on modern athletics, advertisements for Stagg’s talks, programs and itinerary for the Seventh Annual Meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Physical Education, articles on Walter Camp, and athletics and Christianity. Included in the scrapbook are the YMCA Training School Commencement and banquet, menus, membership cards, programs, song books, letters and invitations to speak, ticket stubs, telegrams, flyers for baseball games, newsletter for the International Association Training School, and Stagg’s first aid certificate. It also contains articles on the opening ceremonies, educational and athletic programs, notable faculty and the endowment of the University of Chicago, the commercialization of athletics, an obituary and funeral program for former Yale president Noah Porter, features on training prize-fighters. |
Subseries 5: Amos Alonzo Stagg Football Notebooks |
| Box 276 | Football Notebook No.1, Generalship, Tactics, Mistakes, etc., August 29, 1932 - Includes notes and commentary on Walter Camp’s 1892 book on American football, lectures on quarterback’s and captain’s leadership, mistakes of previous seasons, strategies, newspaper clippings, a copy of the Eastern Association for Selection of Football Officials’ “Major Changes in Football Rules for 1929,” and diagrams of coaching strategies. |
| Box 276 | Football Notebook No. 2, Football Plays 1890-1908 - Includes University of Chicago plays and formations with diagrams and notations, pointers on coaching, lessons of previous games, and notes on using specific plays. |
| Box 276 | Football Notebook No. 3, Football Plays 1909-1912 - Contains notes on field and play signals, pre-game and team practice to-do lists, diagrams with notes of University of Chicago plays and formations, game critiques, post-game memorandum, player lists, and notes on offense principles. |
| Box 277 | Football Notebook No. 4, Football Plays 1911-1925 - Information on effective plays and formations for the University of Chicago football team, notes and to-do lists for practices and games, strategies, and mistakes. |
| Box 277 | Football Notebook No. 5, Composite of Strong Plays 1927-1928 - Includes Chicago, Michigan and Ohio plays, notes for lectures, football rules, 1928 spring practice plays, and suggestions and notations for building a better team and more successful season. |
| Box 277 | Football Notebook No. 6, Football Plays 1929 - Contains diagramed plays by Minnesota Coach H.O. “Fritz” Crisler with notes and formations. |
| Box 277 | Football Notebook No. 7, Football Plays 1929 - Plays used for 1929 University of Chicago season. |
| Box 277 | Football Notebook No. 8, Football Plays 1929 - The notebook contains collaborations and contributions from Amos Alonzo Stagg, Jr. and Paul Stagg, plays and formations with diagrams, suggestions for University of Chicago team improvements, and information on the 1929 Purdue football team. |
| Box 278 | Football Notebook No. 9, Football plays 1931 and Odds and Ends of Other Years - Includes University of Chicago roster lists, University of Minnesota Offense notes, diagrams of plays and formations with notations and explanations, strategies, signals, game reports, and team statistics. |
| Box 278 | Football Notebook No. 10, Football Plays 1931-1932 “Defense, Generalship, Etc.” (Folders 1 and 2) - Contains strategies, plays with notes and diagrams, football training procedures, team leadership (generalship), post-game commentary and reports, tactics, game analysis, to-do lists, player lineups, and notes for Touchdown. |
| Box 278 | Football Notebook No. 11, Football Plays 1933-1937 - College of the Pacific plays with diagrams and notes, game strategies, scrimmages, notes and reports on practices, breakdown of the College of the Pacific football strengths, and letters from Paul and Alonzo Stagg, Jr. |
| Box 279 | Football Notebook No. 12, Spring Football 1931 - Includes drawings and diagrams of plays, formations, and notes on spring practice plays. |
| Box 279 | Football Notebook No. 13, Football Plays 1932 - College of the Pacific squad lists, eligibility lists, player summer addresses, and lists of possible candidates, statistics on plays, passes, and punting. Also contains offense notes, game reports, strategies, criticisms and analysis of game tactics and plays, to-do lists, diagrams and descriptions of plays, notes on practices and game schedules. |
| Box 279 | Football Notebook No. 14, Football Plays 1932-33 and Plans for Oregon Normal - Contains signals, plays with diagrams, lectures, coaching pedagogy, strategies, mistakes and team problems, and the Notre Dame system of plays. |
| Box 279 | Football Notebook No. 15, Football Defense Before 1933 - Strategies, diagrams and notes on plays and formations, coaching reports and strategies, pointers, defense strategies and statistics, blocking and tackling methods, letters and scouting reports. |
| Box 280 | Football Notebook No. 16, Football Plays 1933 - Includes plays, letters, schedules, candidates for football, notes on plays and formations, signal ciphers, strategies and observations on practices and games, signal nomenclature, team problems, pedagogy of coaching, and letters. |
| Box 280 | Football Notebook No. 17, Spring Football Plays1934 - College of the Pacific football plays with diagrams and notes, tactics, procedural improvements and problems, schedules and rosters, techniques, signal nomenclature, notes on practices and scrimmages, and history of plays. |
| Box 280 | Football Notebook No. 18, Football Plays 1934 - Contains diagrams and notes of plays, developments of the College of the Pacific team, strategies, season reports, lists of plays to be used, rosters, analysis of practices and games, letters, and commentary on specific plays. |
| Box 281 | Football Notebook No. 19, Football Plays 1934 Season, Chicago I - This notebook contains plays by Clark Shaughnessy of University of Chicago with diagrams, rosters, signals, questionnaires on the psychology of football, and newspaper clippings on Shaughnessy. |
| Box 281 | Football Notebook No. 20, Football Plays 1934 Season, Chicago II Game Notes (Folders 1 and 2) - Includes University of Chicago plays and diagrams, notes, rosters, line-ups, commentary and analysis of Chicago games, and descriptions of formations. |
| Box 281 | Football Notebook No. 21, Football Plays 1934 Season, Chicago III Game Notes - University of Chicago football plays and formations, with notes and diagrams, and analysis of games and plays. |
| Box 281 | Football Notebook No. 22, Football Plays 1933-34 Letters and Advice - Letters to Stagg from Amos Alonzo Stagg, Jr. regarding plays, questions and concerns for College of the Pacific football. Also includes Stagg, Jr.’s notes on Big Ten football and the University of Chicago football team, plays with notes and diagrams, letters regarding the University of Chicago tennis team and the Department of Physical Culture, and a program for University of Chicago football vs. University of Michigan. |
| Box 282 | Football Notebook No. 23, Football Plays Fall 1934 - College of the Pacific plays and formations with diagrams notes and lists. Also contains strategies, notes and reports on scrimmages and practices, defense tactics, criticisms, analysis of plays, and the A.A. Stagg system of plays. |
| Box 282 | Football Notebook No. 24, Football Plays 1935 - Includes signals, strategies, practice reports, diagrams, to-do lists for practices, plays with diagrams, questionnaires, game notes, scrimmages, and defense tactics. |
| Box 282 | Football Notebook No. 25, Football Plays Fall 1936 Season, I - Rosters, tactics, signal nomenclature and terminology, plays with diagrams, theories and strategies for offense and defense, reports on practices, scrimmages, and games, football passing, and letters to Paul Stagg. |
| Box 283 | Football Notebook No. 26, Football Plays 1936 Season, II - Notes on scrimmages, plays and formations with diagrams, reports on practices, successes and failures, game preparations, game commentary, reports, criticism and analysis, strategies, notes on passes, and letters. |
| Box 283 | Football Notebook No. 27, Football Plays 1936 Season, III - College of the Pacific football plays with diagrams, passes, strategies, statistics, summary of plays, scouting notes, signals for games, letters and football schedules. |
| Box 283 | Football Notebook No. 28, Football Plays 1937 Season, I - Contains passes and plays, strategies, formations, player grades, rosters, notes and season commentary and analysis, diagrams, reports on College of the Pacific practices, charts and averages on punts and passes, and game analysis and commentary. |
| Box 284 | Football Notebook No. 29, Football Plays 1937 Season, II - Includes reports on College of the Pacific practices, plays and formations with diagrams, passes, line-ups, to-do lists, commentary and analysis on games, letters to Stagg, Jr. and Ruth Stagg, season summary, and football statistics for 1937. |
| Box 284 | Football Notebook No. 30, Football Plays 1937 Season, III (Folder 1) - Incomplete notebook containing a telegram, blank player, letters, and news clippings. |
| Box 284 | Football Notebook No. 31, Football Plays 1938 Season, I - College of the Pacific football plays with notes and diagrams, lists of passes, scouting reports, rosters, generic team letters, formations, schedules, letters to Paul Stagg and Amos Alonzo Stagg, Jr., outlines and procedures for teaching coaching, developing trick plays, surveys of strategies, problems and mistakes, and notes on scrimmages. |
| Box 284 | Football Notebook No. 32, Football Plays Spring 1938 (Folders 1 and 2) - Contains rosters, reports on practices and scrimmages, College of the Pacific football plays with diagrams and notes, team improvements, statistics on team passing and punting, attendance records, developments of formations, and a list of the Northern California Football Officials Association. |
| Box 285 | Football Notebook No. 33, Football Plays 1938 Season, II (Folders 1 and 2) - Includes nomenclature for College of the Pacific signals and plays, notes, reports, and suggestions on practices, scrimmages, lists plays, diagrams, observations on the team, offensive and defensive strategies, passing, to do lists for games and practices, and averages of punts and tackles. Also contains letters to Stagg, Jr. and Paul Stagg, squad lists, 1938 Pacific Student Association Football Schedule, formations, game notes and observations, rosters, and letters from the Stockton, Ca. Chamber of Commerce. |
| Box 285 | Football Notebook No. 34, Football Plays 1938 Season, III (Folders 1 and 2) - College of the Pacific plays and diagrams, notes, schedules, to do lists, reports on games, practices and scrimmages, weaknesses, defense strategies, preparations for the College of the Pacific vs. University of Chicago game, commentary on Chicago game, statistics of goals and touchdowns, and lists of passes used for games. |
| Box 285 | Football Notebook No. 35, Football Plays Spring 1938 (Folder 1) - Includes notes and commentary on formations and College of the Pacific games, spring practice, organizational structures for teams, plays with diagrams, problems and strategies, scrimmages, and averages for passes, punts, fumbles, and yards. |
| Box 285 | Football Notebook No. 36, Football Plays 1938 - Contains notes, drawings and diagrams of plays for the College of the Pacific, and a list of plays and formations. |
| Box 285 | Football Notebook No. 37, Football Plays 1939 (Folder 1, 2, 3) - Systems of plays and formations for College of the Pacific football, player lists, notes on practices and games, scrimmages, strategies, defense improvements, analysis with diagrams of games, preparation lists, punting notes, and rosters. Also contains breakdowns of successes and failures and 1939 season commentary. |
| Box 286 | Football Notebook No. 38, Football Plays Spring 1939 - College of the Pacific spring football practice reports are included in this notebook along with lists of player-candidates, observations and commentary, plays and formations, diagrams, scrimmages, passing strategies, kicking averages, and an appraisal of all football candidates. |
| Box 286 | Football Notebook No. 39, Football Plays Summer 1940 (Folders 1 and 2) - Includes new forward passes for College of the Pacific football, notes, strategies, diagrams, problems in structure and defense systems, coaching techniques, and factors needed for team improvement. |
| Box 286 | Football Notebook No. 40, Football Plays Spring 1940 (Folders 1,2, 3) - This notebook has reports on College of the Pacific practices, formations and plays, diagrams, notes and suggestions for improving strategies and systems of plays, summaries and lists of forward passes, scrimmages, offense and defense problems, line-ups, and place-kicking statistics. |
| Box 287 | Football Notebook No. 41, Football Plays 1940 (Folders 1 and 2) - Contains breakdowns by game of touchdowns, College of the Pacific team scoring, lists of football officials, rosters, letters, formations and plays, descriptions and diagrams. Also includes strategies, techniques, reports on practices, scrimmages, averages for rushing and passing, commentary on games, to-do lists, and eligibility lists for University of Nevada, San Jose State and College of the Pacific. |
| Box 287 | Football Notebook No. 42, Football Plays 1940 - College of the Pacific 1941 receipts and estimates, weekly spring practice reports, notes on positions, offense and defense notes, signals for running and passing plays, player passing averages, diagrams of plays and formations, and records and averages for place kicking and forward passes |
| Box 287 | Football Notebook No. 43, Football Plays 1941 Season, I - Includes College of the Pacific football team schedules, rosters, notes on offense and defense positions, spring practice notes, letters, technique, diagrams, plays, formations, passes, coaching tips and methods, reports on practices, scrimmages, pre-game to-do lists, and game reports and commentary. |
| Box 288 | Football Notebook No. 44, Football Plays 1941 Season, II - Contains College of the Pacific team line-ups, drawings and diagrams of plays, tackles, and formations. Also has squad lists, games strategies, notes on defense and offense (including mistakes and problems), blocking and passing tactics, games notes and commentary, notes on practices, Stockton Junior College football player roster and eligibility list, 1941 season in review, and letter from A.A Stagg, Jr. |
| Box 288 | Football Notebook No. 45, Football Plays 1942 Season, I (Folders 1 and 2) - College of the Pacific and Stockton Junior College football game schedules, College of the Pacific rosters, eligibility and candidate lists, notes on changes and improvements for the season, to-do lists, generic team letters, diagrams of plays, notes on practices, and passing strategies. |
| Box 288 | Football Notebook No. 46, Football Plays 1942 Season, II - Includes notes on practices, pre-game and practice to do lists, rosters, notes and commentary on College of the Pacific games, diagrams of plays, offense and defense notes, letters, strategies, and averages of passes and yards run. |
| Box 289 | Football Notebook No. 47, Football Plays, A.A, Stagg, Jr. 1935-42 (Folders 1,2, 3) - Contains letters to A.A. Stagg and Stella R. Stagg and Paul Stagg, Susquehanna University football, plays with diagrams and notes, descriptions of games, plays and formations, advice and questions, and statistics on Susquehanna football. |
| Box 289 | Football Notebook No. 48, Football Plays 1943 Season, I (Folder I) - Includes defense plays and strategies for the College of the Pacific, squad and roster lists, reports on practices, techniques for offense and blocking systems, diagrams of systems and plays, and pre-game notes and preparations. |
| Box 289 | Football Notebook No. 49, Football Plays 1943, II (Folder 1,2, 3) - College of the Pacific plays and formations with diagrams, reports and notes on practices and games, strategies, defense systems, lists of plays and passes, rosters and squad lists, details and accounts from the movie of College of the Pacific vs. the Coast Guard. Also includes miscellaneous notes for plays and practices, and athletic letters and awards to be given out. |
| Box 290 | Football Notebook No. 50, Football Plays 1944 Season, I - The notebook has letters to Stagg sons regarding football, notes for the season, notes on practices and games, diagrams of plays, coaching tips, techniques for plays and punts. Also contains strategies for blocking and passing, player and candidate lists, eligibility lists, new offense systems and principles, and lists of used, received and incomplete passes. |
| Box 290 | Football Notebook No. 51, Football Plays 1944 Season, II - Contains lists of forward passes used during the season, plays and formations with diagrams, notes and reports on practices and games, eligibility lists, rosters, game averages, pre-game to do lists, scrimmages, and defenses used against the College of the Pacific. |
| Box 290 | Football Notebook No. 52, Football Plays 1944 Season, III (Folders 1 and 2) - Includes rosters, eligibility and squad lists for the College of the Pacific, diagrams of plays, notes and reports on practices and games, football nomenclature, notes and lists of plays, formations and passes. Also contains game notices, defense and offense strategies, to do lists, instruction for football managers, award recommendations, and statistics broken down by player per game. |
| Box 291 | Football Notebook No. 53, Football Plays 1945 - Includes College of the Pacific football receipts, diagrams of plays, team notices, offense and defense strategies, candidate lists, rosters, eligibility lists, notes and analysis of practices, letters to family regarding games and plays, lists of yells and cheers, and strategies for games. |
| Box 291 | Football Notebook No. 54, Football Plays 1946 Season, I (Folders 1 and 2) - College of the Pacific football nomenclature for signals, explanations of formations, diagrams and drawings of plays, notes on spring practice, reports on games and practices, lists of candidates, lists of passes used, strategies, and to do lists. |
| Box 291 | Football Notebook No. 55, Football Plays 1946 Season, II - Contains College of the Pacific game and practice notes and suggestions, drawings and diagrams, team notices, defense and offense suggestions and strategies, rosters of opposing teams, signals, and notes on passing. |
| Box 292 | Football Notebook No. 56, Football Plays 1947 Season, I - Susquehanna University football schedules, to do lists, Susquehanna nomenclature for games and practices, passing systems, plays with diagrams, offense and defense directions, formations, and notes on coaching techniques. |
| Box 292 | Football Notebook No. 57, Football Plays 1947 Season, II (Folders 1 and 2) - Includes Susquehanna University season plays, formations, passes and punts, diagrams and notations, and systems of plays with nomenclature. Also has lists with descriptions and explanations, notes and strategies for practices and games, problems, observations, scrimmages, defense and offense notes, to do lists, and lists of passes, punts and running plays. |
| Box 292 | Football Notebook No. 58, Football Plays 1948 Season, I (Folders 1 and 2) - Contains Susquehanna football schedules, notes on plays, games, and practices, letters to Stagg family with regard to plays, passes, and formations, analysis of the season, commentary on defense and offense, and pre-game notes and suggestions. |
| Box 293 | Football Notebook No. 59, Football Plays 1948 Season, II (Folders 1 and 2) - Includes Susquehanna passing plays, diagrams, pre-game and practice to do lists commentary on practices, game strategies, signals, pointers, and plays and formations. |
| Box 293 | Football Notebook No. 60, Football Plays 1949 Season, Workbook I - (Folders 1 and 2) - Contains lists of players and their positions, defense and offense strategies, nomenclature on passes, offense systems, diagrams of plays and formations, Susquehanna football schedules, coaching pointers, notes, and to do lists. |
| Box 293 | Football Notebook No. 61, Football Plays 1949 Season, Workbook II - (Folders 1 and 2) - This notebook has drawings and diagrams of plays, formations, offense strategies, and a letter from Stagg, Jr. about changes in team positions. |
| Box 293 | Football Notebook No. 62, Football Plays 1949 Season, Final Workbook III - (Folders 1 and 2) - Susquehanna University football formations and plays with descriptions and diagrams, lists of passes and runs used, lists of players and positions, offense strategies, notes and reports on games and practices, and mistakes made during games. |
| Box 294 | Football Notebook No. 63, Football Plays 1950 Season - Includes Susquehanna plays and diagrams, squad lists, notes on plays and strategies for plays, and a football schedule. |
| Box 294 | Football Notebook No. 64, Unidentified Football Plays (Possibly Chicago) (Folder 1) - Contains only drawings and diagrams of Plays and formations. |
| Box 294 | Football Notebook No. 65, Mckeever’s Lectures, Oklahoma Coaching School, 1946 (Folder 1) - Lectures on formations and developing signal systems, line blocking, teaching coaching, how to work with and develop linemen and blocking, diagrams, ways to use different plays and why they are useful, offensive guard plays, passing and punting, the importance of scouting and defensive planning. |
| Box 294 | Football Notebook No. 66, Fritz Crisler’s Football Lectures, 1946 (Folder 1) - From the Oklahoma Coaching School, and includes Coach Carl Snavely’s single wing back formation with diagrams and corresponding notes and commentary. Also contains Fritz Crisler’s signal system for defense, breakdowns of plays, offense strategies, defense playas and counter defenses, diagrams, components of blocking and tackling, creating an opening in defense, fumbling, punting and protection for the “kicking game.” |
Subseries 6: Duplicate Football Notebooks |
| Box 295 | Duplicate Football Notebooks No. 1, Fall Football Workbook 1934 (Folders 1 and 2) - Includes reports on scrimmages, games and practices. These reports include kicking and passing contests, injuries, freshmen practices, successes, techniques used, plays, strategies and defenses. The notebook also contains commentary and observations on games and practices, lists of plays used, assessments of the College of the Pacific team, defense strategies, criticisms of plays and strategies, and scouted games. |
| Box 295 | Duplicate Football Notebooks No. 2, Fall and Spring Football 1935 (Folders 1 and 2) - College of the Pacific spring practice notes and reports for 1935 are contained in this notebook, in addition to passes, new techniques for punting, blocking and tackling, attendance records, running contests, scrimmages and football records. Also included are coaching observations and assessments for 1935 season and team, lists of plays and signals, tackling averages, lists of player weaknesses, and rosters and commentary on football candidates. |
| Box 295 | Duplicate Football Notebooks No. 3, Spring Practice Workbook 1935 (Folders 1, 2, 3 and 1 Oversize) (see Box 338 for oversized items) - Contains rosters of football candidates, squad divisions for scrimmages, scouting notes, lists of candidates who qualify for games, conditions for spring football practice, notes on scrimmages, and suggestions for practices. The notebook also has attendance records for practices, letters to players regarding pre-season conditioning and encouragement, strategies, development of punting, kicking, blocking, and passing techniques, plays and diagrams, assessments of team practices and problems, notices to teams and reports on practices. Also includes tackling and passing summaries, time trials, signals, and lists of candidates with skills assessments and problems. |
| Box 295 | Duplicate Football Notebooks No. 4, Football Workbook 1935 (Folders 1 and 2) - This notebook contains retrospectives of College of the Pacific football season of 1935 and includes team morale, financial and college administrative problems, the use of reserves, and a breakdown of each game for the 1935 season. It also has defense notes, scoring plays, lists of points scored in each game by team and player, touchdown plays and passes, diagrams, reports on games, rosters, strategies, observations, weight of each varsity player, and lists of the amount of time played by individual team member. |
| Box 295 | Duplicate Football Notebooks No. 5, Spring Football 1936 (Folders 1 and 2) - Includes attendance records, notes on practices, injury reports, to-do lists for practices, plays with diagrams, team assessments, reports on practices, season evaluations, strategies, scrimmages, summary of passes, and letters to Paul Stagg regarding coaching, plays, and observations on College of the Pacific practices. |
| Box 296 | Duplicate Football Notebooks No. 6, Spring Football 1936 (Folders 1 and 2) - Contains coaching goals and decisions for the 1936 season, attendance records, injury reports, notes on the spring season, scrimmages, to-do lists and suggestions. Also has a list of player weight, reports and evaluations on practices, diagrams and plays, lists of passes, strategies, and letters to Paul Stagg regarding College of the Pacific football practices, team assessments, and plays. |
| Box 296 | Duplicate Football Notebooks No. 7, Fall Football 1936 (Folders 1 and 2) - This notebook contains rosters and squad lists of possible varsity candidates for College of the Pacific football, game schedules, letters to Paul Stagg with plays, offensive strategies and overall game strategies, notes for the 1936 season, coaching goals and issues, and reports on practices. It also has reports on scrimmages, nomenclature lists, passes used, defense notes, signals, formations, and anecdotes and notes on conversations and stories regarding College of the Pacific football. |
| Box 296 | Duplicate Football Notebooks No. 8, Spring Football 1937 (also Items) (Folders 1,2, 3) - Includes letters regarding College of the Pacific football and officials for games, season prospects for 1937, a breakdown of high schools with players now on the freshman squad, rosters, and the resumes of the College of the Pacific football coaches. This notebook also contains a statistical history of Stagg’s coaching at the College of the Pacific, schedules, analysis of positions with valuable or promising players, strategies, rosters for Salinas Junior College, Stockton Junior College and University of California at Davis football, “P” varsity letter certificates, and lists of game officials. Also has scholastic records and standings of College of Pacific football team, reports on practices, list of the 1937 team’s summer employment, diagrams, lists of signals, scrimmages, to-do lists, individual player weight, assessments for the 1936 and 1937 season, and forms letters to varsity players from Stagg. |
| Box 296 | Duplicate Football Notebooks No. 9, Spring Football 1937 (Folders 1 and 2) - College of the Pacific football practice notes and reports are contained here, in addition to passing techniques, coaching needs and goals, lists of signals, scrimmages, plays and diagrams, passing developments, commentary on the freshman squad, football nomenclature, strategy, to-do lists, and game notes, reports and commentary. |
Subseries 7: Scouting and University of Chicago Athletics Notebooks |
| Box 297 | Scouting Notebooks No. 1, 1920-1921 (Folder 1) - Scouted plays and formations used for South Dakota, Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin. |
| Box 297 | Scouting Notebooks No. 2, 1926-1932 - Scouting reports on Big Ten football teams, Dartmouth and Vanderbilt. Also contains diagrams of plays and passes, coaching strategies, University of Illinois rosters, formations, and Fritz Crisler’s passes and offense system. |
| Box 298 | Scouting Notebooks No. 3, 1933-1934 (Folders 1 and 2) - Contains reports on Big Ten plays and diagrams, kicking game, scouting reports by A. A. Stagg, Jr., breakdowns of players, weight, skills, and positions, defense strategies, problems and successes. |
| Box 298 | Scouting Notebooks No. 4, 1937-1944 (Folders 1, 2, 3, 4 and 1 Oversize) - Includes drawings and diagrams of various other intercollegiate football team plays (Michigan State, University of Arizona, Gonzaga University, USC, Dartmouth, Stanford, Los Angeles State, Princeton, Army, Harvard, UCLA, Notre Dame, Cornell, and the University of Michigan). Also contains newspaper clippings with plays, breakdowns of the College of the Pacific games, notes on Harvard’s plays, Fritz Crisler’s plays, scouted plays by the Stagg family, letters, coaching needs, conditions and strengths, Mohlenburg’s Offense for 1944, and a section of the Chronicle Sporting Green. (see Box 338 for oversized items) |
| Box 299 | Baseball Notebook No. 1, 1893-1933 (Notebook and Additional Folder) - Covers practice games, schedules, roster lists, Order of the “C” winners, games played and scores, lists of “champions,” lists of captain with positions, Japan tour information, and lists of victories and defeats. |
| Box 299 | Baseball Notebook No. 2, Practice and Summer Games 1894-1928 (Folder 1) - Contains summer baseball schedules by season with the number of innings, and scheduled practice games with number of innings and divided by year. |
| Box 299 | Swimming Notebook No. 1, 1900-1932 (Folders 1 and 2) - Contains lists of Order of the “C” winners by year, water polo games with results, roster lists, relay teams, swimming records, try-out results, and best swimming performances. Also contains meet results with times and competitors, intercollegiate conference results, performance charts, NCAA meet results, swimming programs, and the results of the Interscholastic Swimming Meet, January 8, 1932. |
| Box 299 | Swimming Notebook No. 2, 1917-1933 (Notebook and Additional Folder) - Swimming ledger with lists of each swimmer by event and with results and times. Also includes dates of races and teams competing, University of Chicago yearly records, conference meet results, point tables for conference meets, the official summary of the Twenty-third Annual Swimming Championships Western Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association, and time sheets for preliminary and final racing heats. |
| Box 300 | Basketball Notebook No. 1, 1893-1931 - Includes lists of the Order of the “C” winners from 1908-1931, rosters and schedules, games and results by year, and handwritten excerpts from newspapers about University of Chicago basketball and developing a varsity basketball team. |
| Box 300 | Basketball Notebook No. 2, Interscholastic Basketball 1917-1932 (Folder 1) - Contains dates and games of the Interscholastic Basketball tournaments played at the University of Chicago, lists of semifinalist high school from 1917-1922, tournament placement charts of the teams, and scores of the games. |
| Box 300 | Fencing Notebook No. 1, 1908-1933 - This notebook contains intercollegiate fencing schedules, lists of the Order of the “C” winners, includes excerpts from 1896-1898 newspapers concerning the organization of fencing at the University of Chicago and the formation of a fencing club. Also includes lists of fencing team members, meet results, amateur fencing league of America tournament results, conference meets, invitational meets, and conference standings. |
| Box 300 | Wrestling Notebook No.1, 1921-1932 (Folders 1 and 2) - Wrestling meets and results organized by team member, weight class and year, lists of team members per year, schedules, weight class events, Western Intercollegiate Conference tournaments and preliminary meets. Also contains results, charts with team standings, interscholastic wrestling 1926-1927, 1931-1932, wrestling awards, entry blank forms for 1926 first interscholastic wrestling meet, notes on meets, and invitational and championship meets with results. |
| Box 301 | Tennis Notebook No. 1, 1892-1933 - University of Chicago intercollegiate tennis tournaments and matches, winners of the “Order of the C,” lists of the first 1893 tennis club of Chicago, officers of the Tennis Association 1895-1898, spring championships and summer tournaments, fall, faculty, and students games, team standing charts, scores, and interscholastic tennis. |
| Box 301 | Tennis Notebook No. 2, 1894-1904, Tennis 1917-1925, Cross Country 1901-1904 - Contains lists of 1903-1904 tennis team members, tournaments, schedules, individual and doubles matches, team lists, scores, 1925 interscholastic tennis, cross country running members, try-outs, individual times, coaches, race routes, runners, races, and an account of the first Intercollegiate Cross Country Run under the auspices of the Intercollegiate Cross Country Association. Also has tables listing the 1894-1904 instruction of athletics per season by the Department of Physical Culture at the University of Chicago, Department of Physical Culture rules governing contracting games between universities, regulations for student and graduate student representatives on the athletic board, and rules for students participating in sports. |
| Box 301 | Tennis Notebook No. 3, Summer Tournaments 1900-1916 (Folder 1) - Includes lists of matches by date, singles and doubles tournaments, scores, and names of players. |
| Box 301 | Tennis Notebook No. 4, Tennis 1917-1933 (Notebook and Additional Folder) - Tournaments and results of University of Chicago tennis, individual and doubles matches, team scores, charts of team standings for conference tournaments, 1917-1932 interscholastic tournaments with charts of team standings and scores, and lists of University of Chicago team members. |
| Box 302 | Golf Notebook No. 1, 1898-1933 (Folders 1 and 2) - Contains lists of the Order of the “C” winners 1920-1928, handwritten excerpts from newspaper clippings covering the formation of a golf team at the University of Chicago, summer golf, tournaments, results of matches, lists of team members, and try-outs for games. Also covers individual championships, Western Intercollegiate Golf tournaments and conference meets, charts by year of tournaments, schedules, records of individual scores, and unofficial results of the Intercollegiate Conference Golf Tournament. |
| Box 302 | Gymnastics Notebook No. 1, 1895-1933 (1 Oversize) - Includes meet schedules and school standings, correspondence about team records, meet results, and the Intercollegiate Gymnastics Association, lists of the Order of the “C” winners, results by year of championships, and Western Intercollegiate Gymnastics meets of 1903 to 1920. Also has handwritten excerpts from newspaper clippings regarding the formation of a league of gymnasts, lists of team members, meet events with scores, team, individual and judges’ scores summaries of annual intercollegiate gymnastics meets, 1920 oversize championship meet program, and the rules governing gymnastics meets. (see Box 338 for oversized items) |
| Box 302 | Cross Country Running Notebook No. 1, (Folder 1) - Covers the Western Conference Cross Country Championships and meets by year, lists the winners of the “C” and captains of the cross country team by year, and names the top placing schools and individual winners with times of Western and Intercollegiate meets. Also contains records on the formation of the Cross Country Club at the University of Chicago, team members, try-out results, and records of the formation of the Western Intercollegiate Cross Country Association. Includes letters regarding the University of Chicago cross country team, records of the first Intercollegiate Cross Country Run, meet results, Central Amateur Athletics Union meet results, and lists of individual winners by finish. |
| Box 303 | Track Notebooks No. 1, Track and Field 1893-1906 (Notebook and Additional Folder) - Includes records of the 1894-1897 Western Intercollegiate Amateur Athletics Association for sprints, hurdles, distance, bicycling, jumping, and field events, notes on individual points, meets, scores for meets, place times, and records of the First Annual Field Day. Also contains records, participants, distance and times for track meets, scores of points, individual records, Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association meets, freshman try-outs, interscholastic events, Olympic Intercollegiate Championships, and University of Chicago indoor and outdoor records. |
| Box 303 | Track Notebooks No. 2, Track and Field 1906-1910 - Contains lists of University of Chicago Order of the “C” winners, individual records of practices and meets, account of the First Regiment Armory, rosters of freshman and varsity teams, and schedules and scores by season. Also includes Pennsylvania relays, championships, freshmen and varsity meets, Interscholastic records, Olympic try-outs at Marshall Field, University of Chicago athletic records, and a birthday. |
| Box 303 | Track Notebooks No. 3, Track and Field 1910-1916 - University of Chicago track and field schedules are included, also freshmen rosters, meets with scores, conference meets, relays, interscholastic meets and records, University of Chicago seasonal records, lists of Order of the “C” winners, individual records and results, and championship meets of the Central Amateur Athletics Union. |
| Box 303 | Track Notebooks No. 4, Track and Field 1916-1923 - This notebook contains University of Chicago track and field meets and seasonal records, individual records, rosters, scores, finish results, relays and carnivals, Intercollegiate Conference meets, lists of individual points from meets, interscholastic games and records, and Amateur Athletic Union Championships. |
| Box 304 | Track Notebooks No. 5, Track and Field 1923-1930 (Notebook and Additional Folder) - Includes records for the First NCAA meet at Stagg Field including receipts and expenditures, prorating and expense reports for NCAA 1921-1932, schedules for all NCAA meets 1921-1944, and list of team champions of the NCAA 1921-1944. Also contains scores of teams for the National Collegiate Track and Field meets 1925-1927, grid listing schools with events and scores of meets, notes on counting of points, team championships, new NCAA records and data on NCAA championships, events, and results. |
| Box 304 | Track Notebooks No. 6, Track and Field 1930-1932. (Notebook and Additional Folder) - Covers the results of the National Interscholastic Track and Field meet, summary of points for the NCAA Championships and events, individuals, times, and place finishes for University of Chicago and competitors. Also contains interscholastic, university, NCAA, and Bartlett Gymnasium records, meet results, relays, invitationals, letters to Stagg regarding the track team, field house records, and a list of track coaches and captains. |
| Box 304 | Track Notebooks No. 7, University of Chicago Track Records 1903-1930 (Notebook and Additional Folder) - This notebook contains records and times of track and field events (in no particular order) and includes indoor meet records, relays, and Bartlett Gymnasium records. |
| Box 304 | Reserve and Freshmen Athletics Notebook No. 1, 1895-1916 and 1930 - Includes freshmen football game schedules and scores, commentary on freshmen squad, varsity reserve (scrubs) football roster and games played, scrub positions, scores, and freshmen football rosters. Also contains records of reserve and freshmen baseball team rosters and game schedules with scores, freshmen basketball team and game schedule with results. The notebook has data on freshmen swimming, fencing, golf, gymnastics, and tennis teams including rosters, tournaments, meets and scores. |
Subseries 8: Miscellaneous Notebooks |
| Box 305 | Miscellaneous Notebooks No. 1, “C” Blanket Awards Records (Folders 1, 2, 3) - This notebook includes the history of the presentation ceremony of the “C” blanket 1904-1932 at the University of Chicago as a trophy for those who completed years of competition. The notebook also has lists and suggestion for conduct during the presentation ceremony, memorandum on “C” sweaters and blankets, observations on the ceremony, candidates for the “C” blanket, invitations and letters to eligible recipients, and alumni presentations of the “C” blanket. It also contains descriptions of the blankets, letters to Stagg regarding the blankets, programs for Interscholastic meets 1913-1917, charts of blanket owners, and program lists of winners differentiated by blanket. |
| Box 305 | Miscellaneous Notebooks No. 2, Old English “C” Awards (Folder 1) - The notebook contains lists of winners of the “C” and the Old English “C” from 1903-1932 for football, track, baseball, basketball, tennis, cross-country running, swimming, fencing, gymnastics, golf, soccer, and wrestling. It also has lists of the winners of the “R” for reserve teams, lists of band awards, including letters and sweaters presented, and programs for the 11th Annual Interscholastic meet of 1912. |
| Box 305 | Miscellaneous Notebooks No. 3, Numerals and “C” Awards Records (Folder 1) - Includes a history of the “C” banquet and the formation of the Order of the “C,” freshman and varsity numeral awards for all athletics 1903-1933. The notebook also contains records of freshman numeral awards at Bartlett Gymnasium, notices to freshman winners, lists of numeral winners, and a menu and program for the freshman football banquet. |
| Box 305 | Miscellaneous Notebooks No. 4, “C” Awards 1892-1932 (Folders 1,2,3) - This notebook includes charts of awards received for all sports from 1892-1933, list of the “C” men by year, lists of captains and team members by sport, letters regarding the “C” blanket and the history of the “custom” of the “C.” It also contains letters about recommendations and eligibility of athletes to receive the “C,” notes, and testimony and letters regarding matches and conduct for receiving the “C” in tennis. |
| Box 306 | Miscellaneous Notebooks No. 5, Recommendations for the “C” 1923-1932 (Folders 1 and 2) - This notebook is comprised of recommendations, standings, lists of meets won and lost, letters, summaries of matches, varsity awards, individual point winners, injuries, eligibility, intramural and interscholastic championships for the University of Chicago wrestling team. The notebook includes lists and charts of new “C” winners for all sports recommendations for letters in baseball (consisting of letters and records of batting averages and field goals). It also contains letters to Stagg regarding athletes who did or did not receive the “C” for a particular sport and recommendations for a varsity and Old English “C” letter for swimming, cross-country running, fencing, tennis, football and baseball. |
| Box 306 | Miscellaneous Notebooks No. 6, Materials on H.B. Conibear, Athletic Trainer, University of Chicago 1899-1904 - The notebook consists of timelines of H.B. Conibear’s coaching and training career at the Universities of Chicago, Montana, Washington, and Illinois, excerpts from articles taken from the University of Chicago Athletic Scrapbooks, and excerpts from letters between Conibear and Amos Alonzo Stagg. It also contains correspondence from Conibear, questionnaires, data on Conibear, a contract of employment between Stagg and Conibear, and newspaper clippings on Conibear’s career and his developments in varsity crew. |
Subseries 9: Photo Albums |
| Box 307 | Photo Album No. 1, Exeter, Yale, YMCA Training School 1876-1891 (Folders 1-10) - The album includes photos of 1876 Yale football team with Walter Camp, photos of the Philips-Exeter Class of 1884 and the Exeter baseball team, pictures of the Yale campus circa 1880s, and the 1888 Yale class photo. The photo album also contains pictures of the Yale Glee Club, an eating club (possibly the Skull and Bones Society group portrait), 1888 Yale baseball and football teams, individual team member photos, the YMCA Training School at Springfield, Mass football teams of 1890-91 and the 1891 graduating class. |
| Box 308 | Photo Album No. 2, Amos Alonzo Stagg 1888 Skull and Bones Album (1 Oversize Folder) - This album contains mounted and bound photographs of each member of the Skull and Bones Society at Yale for the year 1888. (see Box 338 for oversized items) |
| Box 308 | Photo Album No. 3, Springfield, Massachusetts and YMCA Training School, 1889 - Includes photographs of the town, local buildings, the YMCA football team at practice, basketball games at YMCA Training School, pictures of children, friends, and family (possibly Stagg’s sisters), individual shots of Stagg and photos of his rooms. |
| Box 308 | Photo Album No. 14, Family Photographs 1899 - The photograph album contains pictures of the Stagg Family residence at 55th and Woodlawn in the Hyde Park section of Chicago. It also includes baby photos of Amos Alonzo Stagg, Jr. with Stella and Amos Alonzo Stagg, Sr. and pictures of the family with various friends and relatives. |
| Box 308 | Photo Album No. 25, Views of Olympia Fields Country Club, Christmas 1916 - Contains several different photographs of the grounds, golf course and countryside of Olympia Fields, Illinois. |
| Box 309 | Photo Album No. 4, Yale 1888 - This album contains individual, labeled photographs of 1888 Yale students, group photos of Yale Men (including Skull and Bones), and photos of the campus and buildings. It also has a group portrait of the 1888 class reunion, later photos (circa 1920’s and 30’s) of friends, Christmas cards, photos of children and relatives, and group portrait of the 1890 YMCA Training School class reunion. |
| Box 309 | Photo Album No. 5, Football: Individual Pictures 1892-1927 - This album contains only photographs of each individual member of the varsity football team for the University of Chicago from 1892-1927. Each picture is captioned. |
| Box 310 | Photo Album No. 6, Football Pictures 1892-1932 and the College of the Pacific Football Team 1933-1946 (2 Additional Folders and Extra Negative) - The first half of the album includes team photographs and individual pictures of team members of the football teams coached by Stagg at the University of Chicago for 41 seasons. The second half of the album is comprised of College of the Pacific football team pictures. All photographs have captions listing names and seasons played. |
| Box 311 | Photo Album No. 7, Baseball Pictures 1893-1955 (1 Additional Folder) - This album includes team photographs for University of Chicago varsity baseball from 1893 until 1955. Also contains team photos for the International Baseball Team for the Waseda-Chicago games. Photos have captions listing team members and the season. |
| Box 311 | Photo Album No. 8, Baseball Individual Photos 1893-1922 - A series of photos of each individual varsity baseball player for the University of Chicago until 1922, and includes in the captions each name, season, and any additional sports that the athlete participated in. |
| Box 312 | Photo Album No. 9, Baseball Team Photos 1893-1932 (1 Additional Folder) - The album begins with individual photos of baseball team players and includes a caption with names, dates and additional sports performed by the athlete. The majority of the album is a series of baseball team photos with captions that span forty seasons of baseball at the University of Chicago. |
| Box 313 | Photo Album No. 10, Minor Sports Individual Photos 1883-1933 and Gymnastics - The album consists of individual pictures of athletes participating in baseball, tennis, wrestling, swimming, golf, water basketball, fencing, basketball and gymnastics. Also contains photos of gymnasts balancing acts and gymnastics squad members from 1908-1933. |
| Box 313 | Photo Album No. 11, University of Chicago Athletics Photographs 1893-1908 - It includes baseball, track and football photos and pictures of the stadium, the old gymnasium (pre-Bartlett) and its interior. |
| Box 314 | Photo Album No. 12 NCAA and Track Teams 1894-1932 and 1921-1929 - The album is comprised of two sections; the first is a series of pictures showing the NCAA track championships, races, finishes and field events. The second section consists of photos of the University of Chicago track team and individual members. All photographs have captions listing dates, events and team members. |
| Box 314 | Photo Album No. 13, University of Chicago Photographs 1895-1904 - Consists of photos of student athletes, games at Marshall Field, Thanksgiving Day games, University of Wisconsin games, and photos of football practice. It also has a group picture of the Beloit College football team and 1901 game, the 1903 U.S. Military Academy team, 1900 U. Of Wisconsin team, and the 1900 U. of Michigan team. Photos do contain captions. |
| Box 315 | Photo Album No. 15, Baseball Pictures 1895-1921 - The album contains photographs of individual players and team photos. It also has pictures of games, practices, trophies and baseball trips to Japan. |
| Box 315 | Photo Album No. 16, Swimming, Water Polo and Track Relay Pictures 1899-1933 - Includes team photos of all aquatic teams for the University of Chicago including special relay squads for University of Pennsylvania relays, meets and the Olympics. Some team photographs include African American track athletes from the University of Chicago. All photos have captions with athlete names. |
| Box 316 | Photo Album No. 17, Track Team Photographs 1900-1902 - Includes pictures of the track meets, races, finishes, field events, practices and exercises. Many photos show individual athletes competing in events such as cycling, hurdles, and sprints. The photos do contain captions. |
| Box 316 | Photo Album No. 18, Track Photographs 1901-1905 - The album contains photos of events, races and finishes for the Intercollegiate Conference Athletics Association track meets and photos of Hyde Park High School Track teams (including Walter Eckersall). The album also have photos of University of Chicago athlete James Lightbody at the 1904 Olympics, photos of the cross-country club, silver trophies, interscholastic meets, and the University of Pennsylvania Relay Races. Photos contain captions. |
| Box 317 | Photo Album No. 19, Tennis, Fencing, and Cross-Country Team Pictures 1903-33 - The album consists of three sections: the first are a series of group photos of the cross-country running team, 1903-1932. The second show the fencing team pictures from 1910-1933 and the last are a set of tennis team photos from 1893-1933. |
| Box 317 | Photo Album No. 20, Football Pictures 1905-1910 - Contains postcards of rival teams and individual photos of University of Chicago football players, pictures of football practices, games, crowds in the stands, the 1908 freshman team, and the 1909 football team trip to Ithaca and Niagara Falls. Photos also punting, tackling, and touchdowns. |
| Box 318 | Photo Album No. 21, Basketball Individual and Team Photos 1907-1933 - Includes pictures of members of University of Chicago basketball team with captions listing names, seasons played, and any other varsity sports the athlete participated in. Also contains team portraits and a photo of the championship trophy. |
| Box 318 | Photo Album No. 22, Scenes and Miscellaneous Pictures 1907-1917? (1 Additional Folder) - The album consists of photographs of buildings and scenery in Orange, New Jersey, the Stagg Family and friends, the Mormon Temple in Salt Lake City, pictures of Chautaugua, Massachusetts and the Stagg family home. It also have photos of the University of Washington crew and baseball teams of 1907-1911, Idaho Springs, Colorado, the University of Chicago 1908 basketball team photo, Pinehurst, N.C. country club and grounds, Montana, Olympia Fields, Rockefeller Chapel and Harkness Tower and color reproductions of University of Chicago faculty. Many photos contain captions. |
| Box 319 | Photo Album No. 23, Track and Field Pictures 1907-1923 - Contains photographs of University of Chicago track team and its competitors crossing the finish line and starting races. Also includes field events, interscholastic events, dual meets, and races, the Pennsylvania Relays, training at Camp McPherson during World War I, and track conference and championship races and finishes. Photographs have captions listing names, dates, events and schools. |
| Box 319 | Photo Album No. 24, Football Pictures 1910-1915 - The album is comprised of photographs of the 1910 University of Arkansas football team, a group portrait of the Football Rules Committee c.1910, and University of Chicago team members. Also contains pictures of U of C games (tackling, punting, catching), photos of Chicago Alumni Club football dinners, the dedication of the athletic field and grand stand, and pictures of the children of former University of Chicago football players. Photos have captions with names, dates, and events. |
| Box 320 | Photo Album No. 26, Interscholastic Track and Basketball 1910-1930, Varsity Wrestling and Golf Teams 1920-33 (1 Additional Folder) - The first section of the album contains pictures of races, finishes, and field events of the 1910-11 and 1915-1925 interscholastic track meets. Photos of African American high school track athletes participating in events are included in the collection. The second section consists of team photos of interscholastic basketball 1922-1930 and group portraits of University of Chicago wrestling teams 1916-23 and Golf team 1920-1933. Photos contain captions listing names, dates, and events |
| Box 321 | Photo Album No. 27, Football Pictures 1916-1922 - Includes photographs of individual players, games and crowds in the stands, tackling, punting and playing football at Marshall Field, team and individual pictures of the 1919 University of Michigan football squad, and photos of practices. Most of the photographs contain captions. |
| Box 321 | Photo Album No. 28, Olympia Fields Country Club 1920 - Consists of photos of the Olympia Fields, Illinois countryside, golf course and club grounds. |
| Box 322 | Photo Album No. 29, Football Pictures 1922-1923 - It is a series of photographs showing the 1922-1923 football seasons with additional images of coaches, the Princeton v. Chicago game and President Harry Pratt Judson. Also contains photos showing passing, blocking, punting, tackling, and touchdowns for games against Ohio State and Michigan. Photos have captions listing names, dates, and events. |
| Box 322 | Photo Album No. 30, University of Chicago Track 1922-1927 - The album contains pictures of track conference meets, individual and relay races, a photo of Charles Paddock, team practices, and the 1926 freshman track team. Photos contain captions listing names, events, dates, and schools participating in track meets. |
| Box 323 | Photo Album No. 31, University of Chicago Football 1923-1925 - Includes one photo of the Chicago vs. Wisconsin game of 1914. The remaining pictures begin in 1923 and show tackles, touchdowns, crowds, punts, and passing in games with the Big Ten and Brown University. Also included are a photo of President Ernest DeWitt Burton and pictures of Blake Mitchell Walker, the son of Coach Fred Walker of Drury College. Photos have captions with names, dates and games. |
| Box 323 | Photo Album No. 32, Football Pictures 1924-1928 - The album contains photos of games with Big Ten teams, Kentucky, Oklahoma and Dartmouth including passes, touchdowns, formations, and tackles. Also included is a picture of former 1905 players (Melville “Bubbles” Hill, M.C “Babe” Meigs, W.S. Boone and Charles H. Hitchcock) posing in a football formation. Most of the photos have captions listing the game, date and event. |
| Box 324 | Photo Album No. 33, Football and Track Individual Pictures 1928-1932, 1914-1933 - The first section of the album shows individual photographs of the varsity football team members, including captions with their names, weight, height, hometown, position and exceptional football skills. The second section has photos of individual track athletes and African American athletes. This section also includes names of track athletes and any additional sports played. |
| Box 324 | Photo Album No. 34, Football Pictures 1928-1930 (1 Additional Folder) - Individual posed photographs show punting and snapping, in addition to pictures of games with Big Ten teams, Ripon College and University of Florida. Also incorporated in to the album are pictures of a homecoming game, team portraits, coaches and former players, a postcard of 1908 University of Chicago football and a negative. Captions are included with the photos. |
| Box 325 | Photo Album No. 35, College of the Pacific Football Pictures 1933-1946 - The albums consists of a series of photographs illustrating Stagg’s welcome ceremony at the College of the Pacific, football practice, photos of the campus, cartoons of Stagg, and College of the Pacific football team portraits. Also included are pictures of Stagg demonstrating moves, the team arriving at games, photos of interviews with Stagg, and the team en route to Hawaii. The pictures are labeled and include captions. Some photos are labeled Life Magazine. |
| Box 325 | Photo Album No. 36, Special Luncheon Honoring Stagg 1954 - A letter of announcement and a series of photographs taken from the Big Ten Club of Southern California’s luncheon for Stagg. Included are pictures of Stagg with granddaughter Lucile Lauren, introductions, and former associates and University of Chicago football players and alumni. All photos have captions and names. |
Series IX: Books, Journals and Ephemera |
This series consists of a collection of books and bound journals from the private collection of Amos Alonzo Stagg. They include textbooks from Stagg’s education at Exeter, Yale and the YMCA Training School, bound editions of the Yale News, histories, biographies, songbooks and copies of his autobiography Touchdown! Also included are pieces of ephemera found in scrapbooks and loose materials, including ticket stubs, telegrams, photographs, a 55-yard line gridiron press plate and other pieces of ephemera dating from 1866 to 1933. These items span Stagg’s high school, collegiate and professional career and provide a glimpse into Stagg’s early formative years as well as his friendships and associations during his tenure at the University of Chicago.
Subseries 1: Books and Journals |
Big Ten Weekly vol. I-IV, 1924-1927 |
Big Ten Book of Athletic Events 1929 (11 copies) |
Brother Jonathan Journal (May 1843) and The New World (February 1843) bound together. |
Yale News 1884-1885, 1885-86, 1886-87, 1887-88 (2 volumes), and 1888-89 (2 volumes) |
Dudley, Gertrude and Frances Kellor. Athletic Games in the Education of Women, 1909. |
Beale, Alfred. Beale’s Calisthenics and Light Gymnastics for Young Folks, 1888. |
Big Eight Athletic Calendar, 1909. |
Holbrook, Richard. Boys and Men: A Story of Life at Yale, 1900. |
Bushnell, Horace. The Character of Jesus: Forbidding His Possible Classification with Men, 1888. |
Hunt, Leigh. Classic Tales Serious and Lively: Voltaire. |
Common Book of Prayer and Administration of the Sacraments and Other Rites and Ceremonies of the Church, Psalter or Psalms of David, 1847. |
Debate: Should Any Student in Good Collegiate Standing be Permitted to Play in Intercollegiate Baseball Contests? See Box 123 Articles and Pamphlets. |
Watson, John T., M.D. A Dictionary of Poetical Quotations Consisting of Elegant Extracts on Every Subject, 1847. |
Loomis, Elias. The Elements of Analytical Geometry, 1879 |
Playfair, John. Elements of Geometry Containing the First Six Books of Euclid with a Supplement on the Quadrature of the Circle and the Geometry of Solids to Which are Added the Elements of Plane and Spherical Trigonometry, 1824. |
Geoclaesia or The Art of Surveying and Measuring Land Made Easy, 1793 (originally belonged to Great Grandfather Amos Morgan). |
Drummond, Henry. The Greatest Thing in the World, 1890. |
Benedict, George H. Handbook of Manly Sports, 1883. |
Tuttle, Henry. A Historical Collection Compromising Important and Interesting Items in the History of the United States, 1854. |
Wickes, Stephen. History of the Oranges in Essex County, New Jersey 1666-1806,1892. |
Carpenter W.H. and T.S. Arthur. Histories of the States: Illinois, 1869. |
Butterworth, Horace. How To: A Book of Tumbling, Tricks, Pyramids and Games, 1899. |
Fisher, Irving and Eugene Fisk. How to Live: Rules for Healthful Living Based on Modern Science, 1927. |
Homer. Ilias, 1849 edition with text in Greek. |
Gerwig, George W. Jesus: A Sister’s Memories. The Massasoit Training School Twenty-fifth Anniversary: The Yearbook of the International YMCA Training School, 1910. |
Letters From College Presidents, Administrators and Football Coaches Honoring A.A. Stagg’s 50 Years of Coaching. |
Brodie Family. Lieutenant Clarence Alexander Brodie, 1913. |
The Life and Speeches of Henry Clay, vol. II, 1843. |
Life of Mrs. Anne H. Judson, 1830. |
Allen, Joseph. A Manual of Instruction in Latin on a Basis of Allen and Greenhouse’s Latin Method, 1880. |
Merry, W.W. Homer: The Odyssey, Books I-XII, 1879 |
Novom Testamentum, Greek Dictionary. |
Goodrich, S. G. A Pictorial History of the Western World: A Pictorial History of America Embracing both the Northern and Southern Portions of the New World and Illustrated with more than 300 Engravings, 1852. |
Green, W.C. Pitt Press Series- The Birds of Aristophanes, 2nd edition 1879. |
Bissell, Mary Tyler. Physical Development and Exercise for Women, 1891. |
Cooper, Rev. J.G. Publii Virgilii Marolvis Opera: The Works of Virgil, 1838. |
Brothers, Richard. A Revealed Knowledge of the Prophecies and Times, Book the First Wrote Under the Direction of the Lord God and Published (First Sign of Warning for the Benefit of all Nations Containing Great and Remarkable Things Not Revealed to Any Other Person on Earth) the Restoration of the Hebrews to Jerusalem, 1798. |
Blake, I.H. Scientific Boxing, Official Textbook by the Amateur Athletics Union of Canada, 1922. |
The Scottish Tartans with Historical Sketches of the Clans and Families of Scotland |
Schaible, Charles H., M.D. The Systematic Training of the Body, 1878 |
Stagg, Amos Alonzo and Wesley W. Stout. Touchdown! Two 1927 editions. |
Reynolds, James, Samuel Fisher and Henry B. Wright, editors. Two Centuries of Christian Activity at Yale, 1907. |
Heydrick, Benjamin, editor. Types of the Short Story: Selected Stories with Readings and Lists, 1913. |
University of Chicago Songbook, 1920. |
University of Chicago Songbook, 1927. |
Shepard, Thomas G. Yale Glees. A Collection of the Songs Used by Yale Glee Club, 1893. |
| Box 326 | High School Memorabilia 1866-1882 (Folder 1-14 and Oversize Folders 1-2) - This scrapbook begins with a letter declaring the oath of office and a ballot for Amos L. Stagg’s (father to A.A Stagg) appointment to the office of Constable for Orange, N.J, 1866. The remaining scrapbook contains Orange, N.J baseball league scores, notices, and a written history of Orange in addition to a collection of Stagg’s compositions, history, arithmetic, spelling, geography and grammar assignments and examinations. Also included is a Santa Claus picture book (1879) and Stagg’s sketch book, penmanship books, workbooks and copybooks from his tenure at Orange High School circa 1879-1882. (see Box 338 for oversized items) |
| Box 327 | High School Memorabilia 1875 St. Mark’s Public School - This scrapbook contains assignments, spelling lessons, compositions and maps of New Jersey written and drawn by Amos Alonzo Stagg at the St. Mark’s Public School. It also contains his report cards and cross-stitch pieces. |
| Box 327 | Telegrams 1932-1946 (1 Additional Folder) - This is a scrapbook consisting only of telegrams to Stagg and includes an offer to join the College of the Pacific, his acceptance and numerous congratulations and best wishes. |
| Box 328 | Yale Glee Club 1883-1889 (Folders 1-9) - This scrapbook contains music and programs for the Yale Glee Club performances. It also houses advertisements, resolutions, banquet menus and a series of newspaper clippings that review the Glee Club. |
| Box 329 | Yale and University of Chicago Memorabilia 1888-1901 (Folders 1-3) - This box contains a set of 1901 tinted and color-washed photos of Stagg, the track team, Hitchcock Hall, Bartlett Gym, Marshall Field and copies of the Illustrated Horoscope, Mitchell’s Ancient Atlas, and Yale Record 1890. It also contains programs for 1888 Yale Football Team Dinner and “A Great Hall Celebration” for City College of New York and a set of penmanship samples. |
| Box 330 | University of Chicago Ticket Scrapbook 1896-1914 - This volume consists of season ticket stubs and booklets for football, baseball, track, gymnastic tournaments and interscholastic meets. Also included are press passes and tickets, athletic schedules, baseball club and association passes, programs and flyers for sporting events at the University of Chicago and an invitation to the opening exercises and ceremonies for Bartlett Gymnasium. |
| Box 331 | Football and Coaching 1890-1905, 1927 and 1932 (1 Additional Folder and Oversize Folders 1-2) (see Box 338 for oversized items) - Includes Football Rules Committee, articles on developing teams and coaching, how to play football, articles on Stagg at YMCA Training School and Yale Football. Also includes histories and the development of football, University of Chicago football 1893-1905, William Rainey Harper and athletics, reform in college sports, advertisements for Yale baseball and copies of the Chicago Tribune Oct. 21-22, 1890. |
| Box 331 | University of Chicago Baseball Trip to Japan, 1915 (Folders 1-3 and 1 Oversize Folder) - This collection consists of a scrapbook, loose photographs and various menus and programs from the 1915 University of Chicago Baseball team tour of the Orient and games with Waseda University in Japan. It also covers games in the Philippines, Hawaii and China and includes Japanese newspaper accounts and a copy of The Maroon. The photographs document the team’s trip on an ocean liner, their games, Japanese men and women circa 1915 and games. They also include pictures on the team en route to the West Coast via Montana, Oregon and Spokane, Washington. (see Box 338 for oversized items) |
| Box 332 | University of Chicago Ticket Scrapbook 1896-1914 (Folders 1-14) - These are the remaining pages of the ticket scrapbook and contain more stubs, booklets and schedules for football, baseball and track events at the University of Chicago. |
| Box 333 | University of Chicago Athletic Schedules 1899-1922 - This is a scrapbook that contains only small souvenir athletic schedules for baseball, football, track, basketball and swimming games and meets at the University of Chicago. It also includes an official Big Ten Football schedule. |
| Box 333 | College of the Pacific vs. Notre Dame Oct. 5, 1940 (Oversize Folders 1-3) - This scrapbook includes coverage of the Pacific vs. Notre Dame game, features on the late Knute Rockne. (see Box 338 for oversized items) |
| Box 334 | University of Chicago Football Memorabilia - grid iron press-plate with a 55 yard line, circa 1900? |
| Box 335 | Photographs, Posters and Cartoons 1916-1924 - Includes oversize photographs of Stagg Field during football games, the 1921 and 1924 football squad and the University of Chicago campus. Also contains oversize cartoons on Stagg and the football team and posters advertising Stagg lectures. |
| Box 336 | Olympic Games Scrapbook 1924 (Folders 1-2 and 1 Oversize Folder) - Contains newspaper clippings covering events, personalities and winner standings of the 1924 Olympic Games in Paris. It includes women’s games, programs, menus, notes, summaries, Olympic Committee programs, bills, telegrams (including one from President Calvin Coolidge), U.S. Lines luggage tags and passenger lists and Olympics programs. (see Box 338 for oversized items) |
| Box 337 | Order of “C” 400 Bound Letters 1933 - This is a bound in leather book of four hundred letters written to Stagg between May and June of 1933 from former University of Chicago athletes and “C” Men. Letters illustrate friendship and well wishes to Stagg on the occasion of his retirement from the University of Chicago. |
