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University of Chicago Library

Guide to the Universityof Chicago Departmentof Physical Education

and AthleticsRecords 1892-1999

© 2010 University of Chicago Library

Table of Contents

3Descriptive Summary3Information on Use3Access3Citation3Historical Note4Scope Note5Related Resources6Subject Headings6INVENTORY6Series I: Programs, Handbooks, and Schedules6Subseries 1: Programs14Subseries 2: Handbooks15Subseries 3: Schedules17Series II: Results18Subseries 1: Varsity Sports39Subseries 2: Minor Sports40Subseries 3: Intramural Sports41Subseries 4: High School Sports44Series III: Scorebooks44Subseries 1: Baseball48Subseries 2: Basketball50Subseries 3: Track50Series IV: Participation and Eligibility53Series V: Awards and Honors54Subseries 1: Letters and Numeral Awards55Subseries 2: Other Awards55Subseries 3: Order of the "C"59Series VI: Publicity61Series VII: Women’s Athletic Association63Series VIII: Artifacts and Memorabilia

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Descriptive Summary

Identifier ICU.SPCL.PHYSEDDEPT

Title University of Chicago. Department of Physical Education and Athletics.Records

Date 1892-1999

Size 43.75 linear feet (57 boxes)

Repository Special Collections Research CenterUniversity of Chicago Library1100 East 57th StreetChicago, Illinois 60637 U.S.A.

Abstract The University of Chicago’s Department (formerly Division) of PhysicalCulture and Athletics was established in 1892. Its records consist ofprograms and schedules, eligibility lists, game and meet results, handbooks,scoreboards, statistics, awards and honors, publicity materials, andmemorabilia. This collection also contains minutes, photographs, andscrapbooks documenting the early history of the Women’s AthleticAssociation (f. 1904) and its clubhouse, Ida Noyes Hall.

Information on Use

Access

The collection is open for research.

Citation

When quoting material from this collection, the preferred citation is: University of Chicago.Department of Physical Education and Athletics. Records

Historical Note

The University of Chicago’s Division of Physical Culture and Athletics was established in1892. It was governed by one of the four original University Boards with authority over non-instructional areas of the University. It was later reorganized as the Department of PhysicalCulture and Athletics (1911-1933), the Office of Physical Education (1934-1937), Men'sand Women's Divisions of Physical Education (1937-1974), and finally as the Department ofPhysical Education and Athletics.

Founding President William Rainey Harper envisioned a university that comprehended athletictraining and competition. Under the directorship of Amos Alonzo Stagg (1892-1933), theUniversity developed a strong intercollegiate, intramural, and class sports program. A founding

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member of the Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty Representatives in 1895, more commonlyknown as the “Big Ten Conference,” Chicago’s stadium at Stagg Field seated some 50,000spectators by the end of 1920s. The Maroons’ football supremacy earned them the nickname“Monsters of the Midway,” later borrowed by the Chicago Bears in the 1940s and the 1980s.The Chicago-Michigan football game, held on Thanksgiving Day, was a major sporting andsocial event between 1893 and 1905; the competition was compounded by personal rivalrybetween Stagg and Fielding Yost, Michigan’s coach.

Chicago established a concurrent tradition in women’s athletics under Gertrude Dudley,Director of the Women’s Gymnasium and the Department of Women’s Athletics between1898 and 1935. This program was the first of its kind at a major American university. TheWomen’s Athletic Association (WAA) was founded by Dudley in 1904, and remains the nation’slongest-running collegiate organization for supporting women’s athletics. In 1916 the Universityopened Ida Noyes Hall, designed as a clubhouse for women’s athletics and sociability. Ida Noyeshoused a gymnasium, swimming pool, and trophy room, as well as a ballroom, theater, diningrooms, and club meeting spaces. Although intercollegiate competition was not allowed betweenwomen’s teams until the 1960s, Dudley and the WAA invited local colleges to participate inunofficial “Play Days” on the Midway during the 1920s.

The 1930s brought significant changes for University sports. Varsity football was eliminated in1939 by President Robert Maynard Hutchins (1929-1951), who sought to focus on cementingthe University’s reputation for intellectual rigor. The Maroons left the Big Ten in 1946.Chicago’s waning emphasis on athletics is perhaps best illustrated by the events of December1942, when Manhattan Project scientists conducted the world’s first controlled and self-sustaining nuclear reaction under the west bleachers of Stagg Field. By 1970 Stagg Field hadbecome the Joseph Regenstein Library.

The University of Chicago is now a Division III college and a sponsor of 19 intercollegiatesports. It is a charter member of the University Athletic Association (UAA), founded in 1986 topromote excellence in athletics without compromising academics. Stagg Field has been relocatedto the northwest corner of the campus.

Scope Note

This collection is divided into eight series:

Series I: Programs, Handbooks, and Schedules, contains scheduling and participant informationfor varsity sport events. It also contains handbooks for intramural sports. Programs include teamanniversaries, special athletic events, and the Intramural Athletic Carnival. Though this seriescovers the period between 1896 and 1999, not all varsity sports are comprehensively represented.With the exception of football programs from the 1980s and 1990s, the bulk of the materialdates from the 1910s-1930s.

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Series II: Results, contains files Alonzo Stagg and his staff labelled “Results.” These compriseperformance and statistical information collected each year for each team. The "results" filesinclude names of team members, awards given, participation records, and results of athleticevents. Material spans 1893-1967, though not for all sports. More complete football results canbe found in the Amos Alonzo Stagg Papers.

Series III: Scorebooks, complements the records in Series II. It contains baseball scorebooks from1895-1949, basketball scorebooks from 1906-1953, and track scorebooks from 1894-1933.

Series IV: Participation and Eligibility, contains lists kept by the Department indicating whichathletes were eligible and ineligible for intercollegiate competition in each sport. Material spans1897-1968.

Series V: Honors and Awards, documents recipients of letter awards and freshman numeralawards. It includes the records and correspondence of the Order of the “C,” the nation’s oldestvarsity lettermen’s group. Materials spans 1892-1965.

Series VI: Publicity, contains clippings, brochures, photographs, postcards, and press releasesfrom 1920-1976. Most of these items date from 1950; earlier material can be found in the AmosAlonzo Stagg Papers.

Series VII: Women’s Athletic Association, contains minutes, photographs and scrapbooksdocumenting the early history of the Women’s Athletic Association (WAA). It also containsprograms and scrapbooks recording athletic and social activities held at its clubhouse, Ida NoyesHall. It includes baseball, basketball and hockey results. Material spans 1899-1957.

Series VIII: Artifacts and Memorabilia, contains clippings, photographs, plaques, and lettermansweaters. Material spans 1913-1968.

Related Resources

The following related resources are located in the Department of Special Collections:

http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/e/spcl/select.html

Stagg, Amos Alonzo. Papers

Steinbrecher, Frederick "Fritz." Collection

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Subject Headings

• University of Chicago. Dept. of Physical Culture and Athletics• University of Chicago. Dept. of Physical Education and Athletics• University of Chicago. Division of Physical Culture and Athletics• University of Chicago. Men's' and Women's Divisions of Physical Education• University of Chicago. Office of Physical Education• University of Chicago -- Basketball• University of Chicago -- Football• University of Chicago -- Hockey• University of Chicago -- Sports• University of Chicago -- Swimming• University of Chicago -- Track and field• University of Chicago -- Wrestling

INVENTORY

Series I: Programs, Handbooks, and Schedules

This series is divided into three subseries:

Subseries 1: Programs, contains booklets or sheets distributed at athletic events, listingparticipants and order of event. Sports include baseball, basketball, football, gymnastics, RifleClub, swimming, track, and wrestling, though the bulk of these programs are from football andtrack events. The subseries also contains programs related to team anniversaries or other specialathletic events; these are filed with other programs of that year. Material is organized by sportand then by year. The subseries covers 1896-1999, primarily dating from the 1910s-1930s;football also covers the 1980s and 1990s.

Subseries 2: Handbooks, contains intramural sports handbooks that combine programs,schedules, and general information. It includes publications from the seven Intramural AthleticCarnivals held between 1927 and 1932. The Intramural Carnival drew participants from all partsof the student body, offering contests in basketball, track, and wrestling, as well exhibitions inboxing, fencing, and gymnastics. These were accompanied by novelty races, dancing, fraternitysings, and band music. Material spans 1924-1968 and is arranged chronologically.

Subseries 3: Schedules, contains printed cards or sheets indicating events for specific quarters oryears. Baseball and track cards between 1899 and 1921 include photos of team captains. Materialis organized by sport and spans 1899-1974, though not comprehensively.

Subseries 1: Programs

Box 1Folder 1

Baseball, 1896Box 1Folder 2

Baseball, 1946

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Box 1Folder 3

Basketball, 1917Box 1Folder 4


Basketball, 1925-26Box 1Folder 6










Football, 1896Box 1Folder 16


Football, 1898Box 1

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Folder 18Football, 1899

Box 1Folder 19















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Football, 1938, Alumni Club dinnerBox 3Folder 3

Football, 1939

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Box 3Folder 4

Football, 1939, Alumni Club dinnerBox 3Folder 5













Football, 1994Box 3AFolder 1

Football, 1995Box 3A

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Folder 2Football, 1996

Box 3AFolder 3



Campus sports calendar, 1998-1999Box 3AFolder 6

Gymnastics, wrestling, and fencing, 1911Box 3AFolder 8

Gymnastics, 1913Box 3AFolder 9




Gymnastics and fencing, 1930Box 3AFolder 13






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High school (Chicago area), track, 1896Box 3AFolder 20

High school (Chicago area), track, 1897Box 3AFolder 21

Interscholastic basketball, 1917Box 3AFolder 22

Interscholastic basketball, 1920-21Box 3AFolder 23


Interscholastic basketball, 1924Box 3AFolder 25


Interscholastic basketball, 1933 [December 1932]Box 3AFolder 27

Interscholastic track, 1904-05Box 3AFolder 28

Interscholastic track, 1912Box 3AFolder 29

Interscholastic track, 1922, including 1925 posterBox 3AFolder 30

Interscholastic wrestling, 1930-31Box 3AFolder 31

Interscholastic wrestling, 1932-33Box 4Folder 1

Rifle Club, 1941-42Box 4Folder 2

Swimming, 1907

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Box 4Folder 3

Swimming, 1911-12Box 4Folder 4

Tennis, 1897Box 4Folder 5

Track, 1895Box 4Folder 6












Track, 1933Box 4

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Folder 18Track, 1934

Box 4Folder 19








Track, 1970 [Edward M. Haydon's 20th anniversary]Box 4Folder 27

Track, no dateBox 4Folder 28

Wrestling, 1962Box 4Folder 29

Wrestling, 1963

Subseries 2: Handbooks

Box 4Folder 30

Intramural athletics, 1924-25Box 4Folder 31

Intramural athletics, 1926Box 4Folder 32

Intramural athletics, Athletic Carnival

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Box 4Folder 33



Intramural athletics, 1927 Athletic CarnivalBox 4Folder 35

Intramural athletics, 1928/29-1929/30Box 4Folder 36








Intramural athletics, 1965/66Box 5Folder 7

Intramural athletics, 1967/68

Subseries 3: Schedules

Box 5Folder 8

Baseball and track, 1899-1904Box 5Folder 9

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Courses and activities, 1946-55Box 5Folder 14

Courses and activities, 1966-75Box 5Folder 15

Courses and activities, intramural, 1982-83 calendarBox 5Folder 16

Courses and activities, men's program, 1947-52Box 5Folder 17

Courses and activities, women's division, 1931-74Box 5Folder 18

Football, 1899-1908Box 5Folder 19





Winter and spring athletic events, 1915-21Box 5Folder 24

Winter and spring athletic events, 1922-25

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Box 5Folder 25





Winter and spring athletic events, 1965-70

Series II: Results

This series contains files Stagg and his staff termed “Results.” These comprised performanceand statistical information collected each year for each team. The "results" files include namesof team members, awards given, participation records, results of athletic events (includingchampionships or tournaments entered), and other statistics. Existing "B" team and freshmanteam results were filed with the appropriate varsity team. With the exception of track,information for most sports in late 1890s and early 1900s is taken from the Maroon and Capand Gown. This series is divided into four subseries, all organized by sport and by year:

Subseries 1: Varsity Sports, contains results for baseball, basketball, cross-country, football,fencing, golf, gymnastics, soccer, swimming, tennis, track, and wrestling. Material covers1893-1967. Football results are not comprehensive; more complete statistics can be found in theAmos Alonzo Stagg Papers. The "summarized sports results" which make up the final materialin this subseries consist of the combined records for all major sports from 1945-1946 through1958-1959.

Subseries 2: Minor Sports, contains results for the Rifle Club, summer baseball, football, icehockey, polo, sailing, skiing, squash and handball, summer tennis, and volleyball. Some, likethe Rifle Club in the late 1930s and 1940s, enjoyed short-lived classification as varsity sports.Material spans 1929-1950.

Subseries 3: Intramural Sports, contains complete intramural results for

1934-1942. It includes 1916 and 1961 results.

Subseries 4: High School Sports, contains results for Chicago and Illinois competitions inbasketball, gymnastics, swimming, tennis, track, and wrestling. It includes inter-scholastic andUniversity High School results. Though material covers a period from 1895-1966, most datesfrom between 1895 and the 1930s.

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Subseries 1: Varsity Sports

Box 6Folder 1

Baseball, 1893-1904Box 6Folder 2














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Baseball, 1951

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Box 6Folder 31













Baseball, undatedBox 7Folder 1


Basketball, 1897-1907Box 7

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Folder 3Basketball, 1908-11

Box 7Folder 4















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Basketball, undated

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Box 8Folder 13

Cross country, 1901-09Box 8Folder 14




Cross country, 1924Box 8Folder 18










Cross country, 1956-58Box 8

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Folder 28Cross country, 1963

Box 8Folder 29




Fencing, 1896-1909Box 9Folder 2










Fencing, 1938Box 9Folder 12

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Football, 1924

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Box 10Folder 5



Football, 1892-1928, Big Ten statisticsBox 10Folder 8

Football, 1892-1939, general statisticsBox 10Folder 9

Golf, 1898-1913Box 10Folder 10










Golf, 1947-50Box 10

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Folder 20Golf, 1951-54

Box 10Folder 21



Golf, 1961Box 11Folder 3




Gymnastics, 1897-1912Box 11Folder 7








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Gymnastics, 1939Box 11Folder 18












Gymnastics, 1956

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Box 12Folder 10












Soccer, 1910-49Box 13Folder 6



Soccer, 1958-61Box 13

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Folder 9Soccer, 1963-66

Box 13Folder 10

Swimming and water polo, 1898-1911Box 13Folder 11




Swimming and water polo, 1922Box 13Folder 15










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Swimming, 1942Box 14Folder 14










Swimming, 1966

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Box 15Folder 5


Tennis, 1893-1900Box 15Folder 7













Tennis, 1943Box 15

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Folder 20Tennis, 1944-45

Box 15Folder 21















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Track, 1919

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Box 17Folder 7

Track, 1920-21Box 17Folder 8














Track, 1940Box 18

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Folder 4Track, 1941

Box 18Folder 5










Wrestling, 1898-1915Box 18Folder 15





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Wrestling, 1961

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Box 20Folder 1-2


Wrestling, 1963Box 20Folder 4-5





Summarized sports results, 1945/46Box 20Folder 10








Summarized sports results, 1955/56Box 20

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Folder 18Summarized sports results, 1956/57

Box 20Folder 19



Summarized sports results, general

Subseries 2: Minor Sports

Box 21Folder 1

Baseball, summer, 1947-49Box 21Folder 2


Ice hockey, 1938-53Box 21Folder 4

Polo, 1929-35Box 21Folder 5


Rifle Club, 1937Box 21Folder 7





Rifle Club, 1942-44

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Box 21Folder 12





Sailing, 1956-60Box 22Folder 2

Skiing, 1941Box 22Folder 3

Squash and handball, 1937-49Box 22Folder 4

Tennis, summer, 1948-49Box 22Folder 5

Volleyball, 1948Box 22Folder 6

Weight lifting, 1949-50

Subseries 3: Intramural Sports

Box 22Folder 7

1916 [Cup Races]Box 22Folder 8

1934/35Box 22Folder 9



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1961

Subseries 4: High School Sports

Box 22Folder 17

Chicago and Illinois high school events, gymnastics, 1965-66Box 22Folder 18

Chicago and Illinois high school events, track, 1894Box 22Folder 19






Chicago and Illinois high school events, track, 1915-16Box 22Folder 25

Chicago and Illinois high school events, track, 1918-20Box 22

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Folder 26Chicago and Illinois high school events, miscellaneous, 1897

Box 22Folder 27

Interscholastic basketball, 1917-23Box 22Folder 28



Interscholastic basketball, 1929Box 22Folder 31



Interscholastic basketball, 1935Box 23Folder 3



Interscholastic swimming, 1925-34Box 23Folder 6

Interscholastic tennis, 1895-1906Box 23Folder 7




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Interscholastic track, 1902-04Box 23Folder 13













Interscholastic wrestling, 1930-32

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Box 24Folder 9


University High track, 1958

Series III: Scorebooks

This series complements the records in Series II. It is divided into three subseries:

Subseries 1: Baseball, contains scorebooks from 1895 to 1949. It includes some records ofsummer games, as well as team trips to Japan to play Waseda University.

Subseries 2: Basketball, contains scorebooks from 1906-1953. These include some practicegames, as well as interscholastic and Freshman Leagues.

Subseries 3: Track, contains scorebooks from 1894-1933.

Subseries 1: Baseball

Box 25Folder 1

1895Box 25Folder 2

1896Box 25Folder 3

1897Box 25Folder 4

1898Box 25Folder 5

1899Box 25Folder 6

1900Box 25Folder 7

1900 and 1902, 1900Box 25Folder 8

1901, 1902Box 25Folder 9

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1903, 1904Box 26Folder 1

1904Box 26Folder 2

1905Box 26Folder 3

1906Box 26Folder 4

1907, 1907 freshmenBox 26Folder 5

1908, 1909Box 26Folder 6

1910 [2]Box 26Folder 7

1910, 1911 freshmenBox 26Folder 8

1912Box 26Folder 9

1913Box 26Folder 10-11

1914Box 27Folder 1

1915Box 27Folder 2

1915 trip to JapanBox 27Folder 3-4



1918

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Box 27Folder 9

1919Box 27Folder 10

1920Box 27Folder 11

1921Box 27Folder 12

1922Box 28Folder 1

1923Box 28Folder 2


1924Box 28Folder 4

1925Box 28Folder 5

1925 trip to JapanBox 28Folder 6

1926Box 28Folder 7

1927Box 28Folder 8


1928Box 28Folder 10


1930Box 29

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Folder 21930 trip to Orient

Box 29Folder 3

1931Box 29Folder 4

1932, 1933Box 29Folder 5


1936/37, unboundBox 29Folder 7

1937/38, unboundBox 30Folder 1

1939Box 30Folder 2

1940Box 30Folder 3

1941Box 30Folder 4

1942Box 30Folder 5

1943Box 30Folder 6

1944Box 30Folder 7

1945Box 30Folder 8

1947Box 30Folder 9

1948 [2]Box 30Folder 10

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1949

Subseries 2: Basketball

Box 31Folder 1

1906, 1907Box 31Folder 2

1907/08, 1908Box 31Folder 3

1909, 1910Box 31Folder 4

1910 class games [2]Box 31Folder 5


1911/12, 1912Box 31Folder 7

1912/13 [2]Box 31Folder 8


1913/14 [2]Box 31Folder 10

1914, 1914/15Box 31Folder 11

1915, 1915/16Box 31Folder 12

1916, 1917Box 31Folder 13

1918, 1919Box 31Folder 14

1919/20, 1920Box 32

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Folder 11920

Box 32Folder 2

1926Box 32Folder 3





1931Box 32Folder 8

1932Box 32Folder 9

1933Box 32Folder 10

1933 InterscholasticBox 32Folder 11

1934 InterscholasticBox 32Folder 12

1934 Freshman LeagueBox 33Folder 1

1934 varsityBox 33Folder 2

1935Box 33Folder 3

1936Box 33Folder 4

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1938/39, 1939/40Box 33Folder 7








1954/55

Subseries 3: Track

Box 34Folder 3

1894-1903Box 34Folder 4

1904-1922Box 34Folder 5

1923-1933

Series IV: Participation and Eligibility

This series contains lists kept by the Department indicating which athletes were eligible andineligible for intercollegiate competition in each sport. Material is organized chronologically and

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spans 1898-1968. The series begins with letters of intent signed by athletes in 1897-1898 andconcludes with a report on the quality of academic work completed by student athletes.

Box 35Folder 1

Letters of intent, 1897Box 35Folder 2

Letters of intent, 1898Box 35Folder 3

Lists, student eligibility, 1898/99-1913/14Box 35Folder 4








Lists, 1933/34-1934/35Box 36Folder 1

Lists, 1935/36Box 36Folder 2-3


Lists, 1937/38Box 36

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Folder 7-9Lists, 1938/39

Box 37Folder 1-3







Lists, 1945/46Box 38Folder 10

Lists, 1946/47-1947/48Box 38Folder 11

Lists, 1948/49-1949/50Box 38Folder 12

Lists, 1950/51-1951/52Box 38Folder 13





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Lists, student eligibility, 1959/60Box 39Folder 8




Lists, 1963/64-1964/65Box 39Folder 12

Lists, 1965/66-1966-67Box 39Folder 13


Reports and statistics, 1900-10

Series V: Awards and Honors

This series is divided into three subseries:

Subseries 1: Letters and Numeral Awards, records recipients of major “C,” minor letter,and freshman numeral awards. Athletes awarded the major "C" are listed by sport and byyear between 1892 and 1954, along with team captains and band member recipients from1931-1935. Minor letter and freshman numeral awards span 1903-1961.

Subseries 3: Other Awards, contains brief biographical sketches of students named Athlete of theWeek between 1957 and 1959. It includes information relating to the D. L. Hoffer MemorialTrophy, a gymnastics prize established in honor of a coach of the same name.

Subseries 4: Order of the “C” contains the records of the nation’s oldest varsity lettermen’sgroup from 1904-1965. These include program booklets from annual Order of the "C"

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banquets, along with clippings and correspondence from the same years. Many of thesebooklets are annotated, and some belonged to Amos Alonzo Stagg. The subseries also containsstatistics related to “C” men in service during the First World War. The subseries ends withcorrespondence by Order of the "C" presidents, including President Frank S. Whiting's generalathletic correspondence. The subseries also contains song sheets and scores for athletic and schoolsongs.

Subseries 1: Letters and Numeral Awards

Box 40Folder 1

"C" men listed by sport, 1892/93-1913/14Box 40Folder 2




"C" men listed by year, 1892/93-1911/12Box 40Folder 6




"C" men listed by year, 1892/93-1953/54, annotatedBox 40Folder 10

"C" men, captainsBox 40Folder 11

"C" men, Band, 1931-35Box 40Folder 12

Minor letter awards, 1903/04-1929/30Box 40

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Folder 13Minor letter awards, 1930/31-1946/47

Box 40Folder 14

Minor letter awards, 1947/48-1960/61Box 40Folder 15

Freshman numeral awards, 1904/05-1932/33Box 40Folder 16

Freshman numeral awards, 1933/34-1960/61

Subseries 2: Other Awards

Box 40Folder 17

Athlete of the Week, November 1957-May 1959Box 40Folder 18

D. L. Hoffer Memorial Trophy, 1942-55

Subseries 3: Order of the "C"

Box 41Folder 1

1904Box 41Folder 2

1906Box 41Folder 3

1907Box 41Folder 4

1908Box 41Folder 5

1909Box 41Folder 6

1910Box 41Folder 7

1911Box 41Folder 8

1912Box 41

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Folder 91913

Box 41Folder 10

1914Box 41Folder 11

1915Box 41Folder 12

1916Box 42Folder 1

1917Box 42Folder 2

1917, correspondence and newspaper clippingsBox 42Folder 3

1918Box 42Folder 4

1918, correspondenceBox 42Folder 5

1919Box 42Folder 6

1919, correspondence, including Stagg Car FundBox 42Folder 7-8

1919, "C" men in service, responses to first mailing of 10 May 1919Box 42Folder 9

1919, "C" men in service, responses to second mailing of 30 September 1919Box 42Folder 10

1919, "C" men not in serviceBox 42Folder 11

1920Box 42Folder 12

1921Box 42Folder 13

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1922Box 42Folder 14

1923Box 42Folder 15

1924Box 42Folder 16

1925Box 42Folder 17

1926Box 43Folder 1

1927Box 43Folder 2

1928Box 43Folder 3

1929Box 43Folder 4

1930Box 43Folder 5

1931Box 43Folder 6

1932Box 43Folder 7

1933Box 43Folder 8

1934, including music sheet for "The Song of the 'C' "Box 43Folder 9

1935Box 43Folder 10

1936Box 43Folder 11

1937, including correspondence and supplemental club pamphlet

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Box 43Folder 12

1938Box 43Folder 13

1939Box 43Folder 14

1940Box 44Folder 1

1941Box 44Folder 2




1949, including correspondenceBox 44Folder 6

1950Box 44Folder 7

1951Box 44Folder 8



1955, newspaper clippingsBox 44Folder 11


1960, correspondenceBox 44

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Folder 131961, correspondence

Box 44Folder 14-15

1962Box 44Folder 16

1962, correspondence and clippingsBox 44Folder 17



1965, correspondence, including memorial service for StaggBox 45Folder 1

President's correspondence, J. W. Breathed, 1949-50Box 45Folder 2-3

President's correspondence, John J. McDonough, 1951-53Box 45Folder 4-6

President's correspondence, Frank S. Whiting, 1954-55Box 45Folder 7

Whiting, Frank S., miscellaneous correspondence, 1931-51Box 45Folder 8

Songs

Series VI: Publicity

This series contains clippings, brochures, photographs, postcards, and press releases from1920-1976. Most of these items date from 1950; earlier material can be found in the StaggPapers.

Box 45Folder 9

1920-24Box 45Folder 10


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1960Box 45Folder 17

1961Box 45Folder 18

1962Box 45Folder 19

1964Box 45Folder 20

1965Box 45Folder 21

1966Box 45Folder 22

1967Box 45Folder 23

1968Box 46Folder 1

1969Box 46Folder 2

1969, "After Thirty Years"Box 46Folder 3

1970

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Box 46Folder 4

1971Box 46Folder 5

1972Box 46Folder 6

1973Box 46Folder 7

1973, Gertrude Dudley Scholarship Program announcementBox 46Folder 8

1975-76, "Sports Press Guide"Box 46Folder 9

"Athletics at Chicago," brochure, undatedBox 46Folder 10

“Chicago’s Jim Brown: World’s Greatest Football Artist,” clippings, undated

Series VII: Women’s Athletic Association

This series contains minutes, photographs and scrapbooks documenting the early history ofthe Women’s Athletic Association (WAA). It also contains programs and scrapbooks recordingathletic and social activities held at its clubhouse, Ida Noyes Hall. It includes baseball, basketballand hockey results. Material spans 1899-1957 and is arranged by topic. Artifacts have beentransferred to Series VIII.

Box 46Folder 11

Athletic Conference of American College Women (ACACW), Fourth MidwesternSectional Conference program, 1925

Box 46Folder 12

Archery, photograph, undatedBox 46Folder 13

Baseball results, 1916-1929Box 46Folder 14

Basketball results, 1899-1915Box 46Folder 15

Basketball, baseball, and hockey results, 1920-1926Box 46

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Folder 16Campus bookstore paper bag, undated

Box 46Folder 17

Carlson, V., and H. Keller, J. Brown, Peggy Hill, Badgley, Peterson, and Weber, partyingat Indiana Dunes, photographs, circa 1930s

Box 46Folder 18

Field hockey match, photographs, circa 1930sBox 46Folder 19

Field hockey team, photograph, 1937-1938Box 46Folder 20

Ida Noyes Hall, dedications, clippings, correspondence, circa 1915-1924, 1940Box 46Folder 21-3

Ida Noyes events, programs, 1916, undated• BOX 47

Box 46Folder 1

Maypole dancers, photograph, undatedBox 46Folder 2

Season’s Greetings cards, undatedBox 46Folder 3

Tennis team and WAA members, photograph, undatedBox 46Folder 4

White Sox fans, circa 1930sBox 46Folder 5

WAA Conference in Madison, Wisconsin, photograph, 1917Box 46Folder 6

WAA minutes, 1951-1952Box 46Folder 7

WAA minutes, 1956-1957Box 48Folder 1

Federation of University Women, scrapbook, 1921-1925Box 48Folder 2

Mrs. George Goodspeed, scrapbook, 1924-1925

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Box 48Folder 3

ACACW, National Convention in Berkeley, California, photograph, 1924Box 48Folder 4

WAA, unidentified group, photograph, undatedBox 49Folder 1

ACACW, National Convention in Austin, Texas, 1933Box 50Folder 1

Ida Noyes Hall, scrapbook, 1916-1925Box 50Folder 2

Ida Noyes Hall, scrapbook, 1925Box 50Folder 2

WAA, scrapbook, 1918-1925Box 51Folder 1



WAA, scrapbook, 1923Box 52Folder 1




WAA, scrapbook, 1940-1941

Series VIII: Artifacts and Memorabilia

This series contains photographs, plaques, and a WAA letterman sweater. It includes a bannerand letterman blanket from tennis star Max Davidson, as well as photographs and clippingsrelated to Davidson and the tennis team. Material spans 1913-1968.

Box 47

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Folder 8Davidson, Max, photographs and clippings, undated

Box 47Folder 9

Postcards, undatedBox 47Folder 10

Tennis team, clippings and awards, undatedBox 53

Davidson, Max, banner, undatedBox 54

Davidson, Max, letterman blanket, undatedBox 55Folder 1

Davidson, Max, Cook County law license, 1937Box 55Folder 2

Davidson, Max, photograph, undatedBox 55Folder 3

The Eurhythmics of Jacques-Dalcroze, 1913Box 55Folder 4-5

Fencing Championship, metal plaque, 1905, 1924Box 55Folder 6

National Collegiate Athletic Association salute to University of +Chicago, wooden plaque,circa 1968

Box 55Folder 7

Schommer, John, Basketball Hall of Fame, wooden plaque, 1959Box 55Folder 8

Track and field athlete figure, metal pendant, undatedBox 56

WAA, letterman sweater, undated

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