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Bundeslnstitut fur Sportwissenschaft 12
Avery Brundage
Collection
Avery Brundage Collection
1908 - 1975
Schriftenreihe des Bundesinstituts fur Sportwissenschaft
Band 12

1908-1975
Herausgegeben von / Edited by

Bundesinstitut fiir Sportwissensdiaft
und
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Zusammengestellt von /
Compiled by
Maynard Brichford
Koln 1977
VERLAG KARL HOFMANN SCHORNDORF

Sdiriftenreihe des Bundesinstituts fiir Sportwissensdiaft, Band 12
CIP-Kurztitelaufnahme der Deutschen Bibliothek
Avery Brundage Collection: 1908 — 1975 / hrsg. vom

Bundeslnst. Sportwiss. u. Univ. of Illinois at
fiir
Urbana-Champaign. Zsgest. von Maynard Bridiford.

— 1. Aufl. — Sdborndorf: Hofmann, 1977.
(Sdiriftenreihe des Bundesinstituts fiir
Sportwissensdiaft; Bd. 12)

ISBN 3-7780-3941-5
NE: Bridiford, Maynard (Hrsg.); Bundesinstitut fiir

Sportwissensdiaft (Koln); University of Illinois (Urbana,
111.) / Urbana-Champaign Campus
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© by Bundesinstitut fur Sportwissensdiaft, Hertzstrafie 1, 5000 Koln 40 (Lovenidi)

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University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Illinois 61801, USA
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Contents
Section Box No.

Geleitwort /Preface
Vcrwort/Forward
Biographical Note
Provenance
Sub-series listings
Amateur Athletic Union
Colleges and Universities
Individuals
International Olympic Committee
Presidents and Secretariat
Member s
Bulletin
Circular Letters
Meetings
Minutes
Commissions and Committees
Subject File
National Oljrmpic Committees
Olympic Games
Olympic Games Bids
Regional Games
Sports Federations
Sports Organizations
Sports Publications
United States Oljmpic Association and
Committee
Avery Brundage
Articles and Speeches
Periodicals
Clippings
Photographs
Programs
Scrapbooks and Photograph Albums
Subject File
Travel
Book Manuscripts and Notes
Important Letters
Films and Tapes
Microfilm
Oversize File
Index 295
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Preface
I attribute to the "Avery Brundage Collection" presented here

as a publication a significance not only in the area of sport.
It is - beyond that - certainly of general interest as well,
for Avery Brundage was without doubt an historical personality

of our times.
His life had many dimensions. He was a great entrepreneur and
master-builder, friend of the fine arts and patron of learning.

His word was also heeded in the political world. But above
all he was a sportsman and for two decades the undisputed
leader of the Olympic movement.
It is worthy of merit that the Bimdesinstitut fUr Sportwissenschaft
in Cologne has, in painstaking labor, traced hitherto largely

unknown footsteps of Avery Brundage and made them available in
this volume to the interested public. Many original, indeed
eccentric facts will come to light. But Avery Brundage knew that
Olympic Games deserted by good spirits could be the poorest thing

in the world. And for that reason he employed his commitment
and his entire intellectual resources in coming to terms with
all aspects of sports. The latter will doubtless be able to
profit from all he has bequeathed.
CWilli Daume)
Dr. sport sc. h.c.
President of the National Olympic Committee

of Germany
VORWORT
"Deutschland hat grosse Verdienste um die Verbreitung der

Olympischen Idee", Musserte Avery Brundage anlHsslich seines
Besuches im Bundesinstitut ftlr Sportwissenschaf t im Sommer
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1974. Deswegen sei er auch bereit, seine umfangreiche
Materialsammlung dem Bundesinstitut fUr Sportwissenschaf t zu
Uberlassen.
Der Umfang des Nachlasses wurde von ihm auf ca. 60 Kisten
geschStzt, in denen er alles gesammelt hat, seitdem er
1912 zum ersten Mai als Aktiver bei den Olympischen Spielen
in Stockholm teilnahm. Inzwischen hat die UniversitSt von
Illinois in Urbana (USA) - Brundage 's Alma Mater - das Archiv
Ubernommen and f estgestellt, dass es nicht ca. 60 Kisten,
sondern 325 wohlgeordnete Archiv-Boxen sind, in denen die
gesamte Sammlung Ubersichtlich und leicht zugMnglich in den
ArchivrHumen der UniversitHt aufbewahrt wird. Das Bundesinstitut
hat grosses VerstHndnis fUr die Entscheidung des ehemaligen
IOC-Pr€sidenten, seinen Kachlass an seine UniversitMt (Iberstellt
zu haben.
Avery Brundage hat aber dem Bundesinstitut fUr Sportwissenschaf t

als einzigem ausl^ndischen Institut die Genehmigung erteilt,
das gesamte Material auf Mikrofilm aufzunehmen. Diese Arbeiten
werden zur Zeit in Illinois durchgefUhrt, so dass in etwa einem
iialben Jahr ca. 400.00 Seiten sporthistorisch wertvolles
Material auf Mikrofilm dem Institut in K8ln zur VerfUgung stehen.
Die vorliegende, von Maynard J. Brichford erstellte Ubersicht

der Brundage-Sammlung gibt einen eindrucksvollen Einblick in
das demnSchst dem Bundesinstitut zur VerfUgung stehende Material
und dlirfte alien an Sport- und Zeitgeschichte Interessierten
bereits in dieser Form von grossem Wert sein.
Prof. Dr. A. Kirsch
Direktor des
BUNDESINSTITUTS FUR SPORTWISSENSCHAFT
FORWARD
"Germany deserves great appreciation for the diffusion of the

Olympic idea", asserted Avery Brundage on the occasion of his
visit to the Bund es ins ti tut fUr Sportwissenschaf t (Federal
Institute of Sport Science) in the summer of 1974. Therefore
ne provided for the Bundesinstitut fUr Sportwissenschaf t to
have access to his extensive collection of materials.
The volume of the papers from him was estimated to be about

60 transfer cases, in which he gathered everything since he
took part for the first time in the activities of the 1912
Olympic Games in Stockholm. Meanwhile the University of Illinois
in Urbana (USA) - Brundage 's Alma Mater - acquired the archives
and found that there were not about 60 transfer cases, but 325
well arranged archives boxes, in which the entire clearly arranged
and easily accessible collection will be kept in the University
Archives. The Bundesinstitut greatly appreciates the decision
of the late President of the International Olympic Committee to
transfer his collection to his former university.
However, Avery Brundage granted his permission to the Bundesinstitut

fUr Sportwissenschaft as the only foreign institute to record all
of the material on microfilm. This work will be accomplished in
time in Illinois; in about a half year about 400,000 pages of
valuable sports history material will be on microfilm at the
disposal of the institute in K8ln.
The submitted survey of the Brundage Collection drawn up by

Maynard J. Brichford gives a complete, concise view of the material
soon to be at the disposal of the Bundesinstitut and, prepared in
this form, likely to be of great value for those interested in
contemporary history and the history of sport.
Prof. Dr. A. Kirsch
Director of the
BUNDESINSTITUT FUR SPORTWISSENSCHAFT

Record Series 26/20/37
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
Avery Brundage
Sept. 28, 1887 Born at Detroit, Michigan, son of Charles and Amelia
(Lloyd) Brundage
1905 Graduated from Chicago English High School
1909 Received B.S. in Civil Engineering from University of
Illinois
1912 Represented the United States in the Games of the
Olympiad at Stockholm - decathlon
1914, 1916, 1918 U.S. all-around amateur champion
1915-47 Founder and President, Avery Brundage Company, builders
1926 Director, Chicago Trust Company
1927 Married Elizabeth Dunlap of Chicago (d. 1971)
1928-33 President of Central A.A.U.
1928-33, 1935 President of the Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States
1929-33 President of the United States Olympic Association and
Committee
1930-52 Vice President, International Amateur Athletic Federation
1932- Chairman, Roanoke Real Estate Company
1934 Received James E. Sullivan Trophy from A.A.U.
1936-73 Member of International Olympic Committee
1937 Vice President and Director, Chicago Association of
Commerce
1939-45 President, Roanoke Hotel Corporation
1945-52 Vice President of International Olympic Committee
1940-51 President, Pan-American Games Sporting Committee
1952-72 President of International Olympic Committee
1957-59 Chairman of the Board, Susquehanna Corporation
1959 Gave the Avery Brundage Collection of Asiatic art to the
people of San Francisco
1964 La Pineta, Santa Barbara, Calif, home destroyed by fire
1973 Married Mariann Princess Reuss
May 8, 1975 Died at Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany
PROVEN/.;^ CE
On December 2, 1974, Mr. Avery Brundage '09 gave the Avery Brundage Collection
to the University of Illinois.
On December 20, 1974, the University Archives, a division of the library,

received a listing of the contents of boxes in Mr. Brundage 's offices at the
La Salle Hotel in Chicago prepared by Mme. Monique Berlioux of the
International Olympic Committee.
On February 5, 1975, Mr. Maynard Brichford and Mr. Charles Elston transferred
the 167 boxes listed by Mme. Berlioux from Chicago to the University Archives
in Urbana. The shopping boxes were sorted by type of material into
publications (58), subject files (50), artifacts (29), correspondence and
notebooks (11), clippings (8), scrapbooks and photos (6), stamps (3) and
tapes and films (2).
On March 5, 1975, Mr. Frederic Ruegsegger of Mr. Brundage's office brought

seven additional boxes to the University Archives.
On March 17, 1975, University President John E. Corbally signed the gift
agreement.
By July 2, 1975, the Archives staff completed sorting books in the Avery Brundage
Collection.
Category Volumes
Countries 544
Sports 246
Olympiads 229
Olympic Movement 79
Bid Volumes 77
Regional Games 62
International Olympic Committee 42
Record books 21
Gift volumes 18
Rules and regulations 8
Duplicates 254
1,580
These books have been transferred to the University's
Applied Lifa-Sciences Library.
On July 15, 1975, 25 boxes of artifacts, gifts, medals, pins and posters and
2 statues were moved to Rare Book Room and Library stacks vault.
On October 17, 1975, the University Archives staff complted a 275 page finding
aid for the Avery Brundage Collection. Under the supervision of Mr. Brichford,
Harriet Lombard!, Charles Moss, James Selcraig and Richard Szary processed the
archival material and Susan Hardin and Marsha Piotrowski processed the
publications. Under the supervision of Mrs. Evelyn Arvedson, Andrea Bertelsen,
Jean Duggan, Janet Holzblatt and Holly Martin typed the finding aid.
On October 13, 1976, 25 cartons and four scrapbooks were received from the
Avery Brundage estate.
Record Series 26/3o/3T
Alumni Association
Alumni
Box 1:
Amateur Athletic Union, 1932-34, 1941-62

1952-58
1959
1960-61
1962
1963
1964
Box 2:
Amateur Athletic Union, 1965

1966-69
1970-74
"Amateur Athlete" magazine, 1959-69, 1970-71
Annual Meetings
56th Meeting, Atlantic City, New Jersey Dec.
Executive and Foreign Relations Commit tee s(E
New York, New York

New York Athletic Club
64th Meeting, Spokane, Washington
E & FRC, New York Athletic Club
Washington, D. C.
65th Meeting, Washington, D.C.
E & FRC, New York Athletic Club
St. Louis, Missouri
68th Meeting, Louisville, Kentucky
Box 3: Amateur Athletic Union

26/20/37 (continued)
Box 3 : (continued)
Annual Meetings Amateur Athletic Union

,
73rd Meeting, Las Vegas, Nevada Nov.

_ EC, New York, N. Y.
E & FRC, New York, N.Y.
EC, Chicago, Illinois (2 folders)
E & FRC, Washington, D.C.
74th Meeting, Washington, D.C. (2 folders)
E & FRC, New York, N.Y,
Pomona, Calif. (2 folders)
Detroit, Michigan
75th Meeting, Detroit, Mich. (2 folders)
EC, New York, N.Y.
St. Louis, Missouri
76th Meeting, San Diego, Calif.
77th Meeting, Houston, Texas
Box 5 : (continued)
Paul R. Jordan Letter with Avery Brundage Response, 1933
Junior Olympics, 1949-52, 1960-61, 1964-67
Kelly, John B., Jr., 1971-74
Mills, A. G., 1929
NAACP, Walter White, 1936
National AAU Championship Awards, 1952
National AAU Olympic Jinance Committee, 1954
National Playground and Recreation Committee, 1952
Newsletter of AAU, 1974
Newspaper Clippings, 1933-62
News Service, 1961
New Zealand, 1947
Patrons Committee, 1968
Committee on Physical Fitness, AAU -Federal Security Agency, 1943-45
Kiphuth, Robert J. H., 1944-45
Pritchett, Norton, 1944-45
Physical Fitness Tests, Sr. and Jr., 1950
Box 6 ; Amateur Athletic Union
Publicty, 1946
Quarterly Reports - David A. Matlin, 1967-68
Remarks to AAU
by Avery Brundage to the Executive Committee, 5/13/61
by Albert Wheltle and Harry Hainsworth, n.d.
Sherman, Stuart P. "Points of View", n.d.
"Women and Physical Culture and Sports," P. d. de Matheu, n.d.
YMCA and Amateur Athletic Union Agreement
Amateur Athletic Union, Regional Associations
Central Association, (3 folders), 1936, 1942-52, 1953-69, 1970-73
Trial Balance sheets, 1951-53
"What Cooks," 1946
Florida Gold Coast Association, "Sporty", 1967
Hawaiian Amateur Athletic Union, 1952, 1959
Indiana Association, 1960
Inland Empire Association, 1952, 1959-62
Intermountain Association, 1970-71
Iowa Association, 1955
Kentucky Association, 1970
Lake Erie Association, 1966
Box 7 ; Amateur Athletic Union Regional Associations

Metropolitan Association, 1941-62
Metropolitan Association, 1963-68
Ozark Association, 1952,1959
Pacific Association, 1952-66, 1967-69, 1970-74
Southern Association, 1951-61, 1970
Southern Pacific Association - NCAA Track Meet, Arnold Eddy, 1934
South Texas Association, 1947
Western Hemisphere Sports Federation Committee, 1944
Wisconsin Association, 1972
Box 8 : Amateur Athletic Union
Reilley, Thomas, 1934

Roberts Case, Jan, 1956-57
Rockne, Knute, 1929-31
Rules and Regulations, 1951-61
1962-65
1960-68
Shoe Scandal, 1968-69
Simms, James, 1959
Sports Governing Bodies, Amateur, 1962-63
Sports
Basketball, 1940, 1954-61, 1968-69, 1970-72
Basketball Scandal, 1961
Basketball, Women's, 1946-47
Bicycling, 1946-51
Bowling, 15 46
Boxing, 1946-47, 1951-53, 1968, B 72
Gymnastics, 1943, l%l-63, 1969
Handball, ]9 41, 1945-69, 1970-72
Robert Kendler
Ice Hockey, 1953, 19 67
Judo, 1961, 1969, 1970-72
Rowing, 1945-52
Box 9 : Amateur Athletic Union, Sports
Skating, 1946-48, 1954, 1965

Skiing, 1947, 1956, 1968
Soaring, 1946
Softball, 1950
Swimming, 1945-51, 1952-60, 1962, 1967-68
Table Tennis, 1948
Tennis, 1953, 1962, 1968
Track and Field, 1931, 1936, 1938, 1945-50, 1951-65, 1970-71
Underwater Spear fishing, 1956
Volley Ball, 1945-47
Water Polo, 1946-51
Wrestling, 1950-53, 1960, 1962, 1968, 1970-72
Yachting, 1946-48
Box 10 ; Amateur Athletic Union
James E. Sullivan Award, (2 folders), 1904, 1930-31, 1935, 1945-50, 1951-69

Typed Notes and Data, 1950
Walsh, Patrick, 1935
Women in Sports, 1953
Olympic Games by A. G. Drew
Amateur
Code, 1933-38, 1944
Definition, American Olympic Committee, 1934-36
Fencers League of America, 1942-50
Pledge Clippings, 1956
Rule, Mr. Brundage's Memos, 1950-57
Rule Background Material, Clippings, notes, 1942-57
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26/2 0/37 C continued)
Box 11 :
Amateur for Olympic Games, Definition of an: Sporting Life (London), Baron de
Coubertin's letter, articles, 1909
Amateurism 19A6-52
Articles by others, 1955-61
Clippings, 1937-63
Clippings, 19 34, 1936, 1938, 19A1, 1945-65
Correspondence, 1954-62
Data, 1929-47
Governing Bodies, Report from, 1945
Handwritten Notes, n.d.
Memorandums and Notes, 1944-56
Box 12 : Amateurism
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics vs.

National Collegiate Athletic Association, 1961-65
NAIA, A. 0. Duer, Executive Secretary, 1960-68
NAIA, 1970-71
AAU vs. College (NCAA), 1926-37
NCAA, (2 folders), 1926, 1936-40, 1944, 1948-51, 1952-68
NCAA Clippings, 1970-74
Finance Committee, 1935-36, 1939
NCAA News, 1973
NCAA vs. AAU, 1962-68
AAU - NCAA Committee on Commerce Hearing, Senator W. G. Magnuson, .
August, 1965
AAU- NCAA Newspaper Clippings, 1962-66
NCAA - AAU Dispute, 1965-68
Sportsmanship Article, 1929
Box 13 : Amateurism
NCAA
Sports
Basketball, 1948-50
Bobsled, 1949
Equestrian, 1947
Football, 1951
Gliding, 1948
Gymnastics, 1947-48
Rowing, 1946-49
Soaring, 1946
Swimming (2 folders), 1946-50, 1957, 1968
Track & Field, 39 46
Track Coaches Association, International Clinic, 1944, 1956
National Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Swimming Championships, 1948
National Ski Association
Amateur Rules, Annual Reports, Bulletins, 1935, 1948, 1956-57, 1967
General, 1936-60
Arthur Earth and Fred Bellmar, 1947-51
Edwin D. Eaton, 1952-53, 1960-61
Cortlandt T. Hill, 1952-53, 1959
Alfred D. Lindley, 19 46-51
J. S. Mullin, ] 95 1-6 3, 1964-68
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Box 14 : Amateurism
National Ski Association

Albert E. Sigal (3 folders), 1936, 1946-49, 1950-52, 1952-63
American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation, 1947-51
American Express Company, Transportation, 1938-39
Applications, Olympic Positions, 1946-51
Box 15 :
Arkansas, 1964 and 1967

Berea College, 1959-68, 1970-73
Bowdoin College, 1968-69, 1970-71
Brigham Young University, 1959
California
Berkeley, 1953-55, 1960, 1962-64, 1970
Riverside, 1968
Santa Barbara, 1951, 1957, 1959, 1965-69, 1970
—
California State Hayward, 1966-67
Clippings, 1966-67
Box 16 :
Chicago, 1959, 1969, 1970-74

Bulletins, Magazines, 1963-69
"Record", 1967-69
University Extension Announcements, 1962-63, 1965-69
Columbia University, 1954, 1%0, 1969
Drake University, 1953
Fairleigh Dickinson University, 1960
Florida State University, 1%7, 1958
George Williams College, 1954-1969, 1970-74
Bulletins, 1960-69
Purpose
Role
A Saga of
Box 17 :
Glassboro, 1964-69, 1972

Illinois, 1954-69
School of Physical Education, 1946-52
Sports Scandal, 1966-68
Clippings, 1966-67
Indiana University, 1966-68
State University of Iowa, 1960
Ithaca College, 19 65
Kentucky, 1951-52, 1957-63
Lafayette College, 1955
Lake Forest College, 1962
Maryland, 1960, 1962, 1966, 1968, 1970
Massachusetts, 19 66-67
Miami University, 1957-62
Michigan State University, 1953, 1966-68
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Box 17 :
(continued) Colleges and Universities
Minnesota (2 folders), 1938-39, 1946-50

New York University, 1954-67
Northeastern University, 1948
Northwestern University, 1948 and 1951
Ohio State University, 1955, 1959, 1964, 1968-69, 1970-71
Oregon State College, ]9 53
Pennsylrannia, 1946-48, 1952-63, 1967-69
Box 18 :
Pennsylvannia State College, 1948

Pennsylvania State University, 1966-68
John A. Lucas, 1973-74
Pittsburgh, 1969
Presbyterian College, 1969
Princeton University, 1955, 1959, 1969
Purdue University, 1955, 1968
Queens College, 1960
Rutgers University, 1955
St. Louis University, 1955
San Jose State College, 1956
Southern California, 19B0, 1957
Stanford University, 1955-57, 1960-63
Syracuse University, 1970-71
Texas, 1947-48, 1965
Utah, 1960, 1964
Virginia, 1946-50
Washington University, ca. 1953, 1956-57
Western Kentucky State College, 1956
Western Washington College of Education, 1959
Westmont College, 1962-64
Wisconsin, 1965, 1969, 1971
Wyoming, 1970-72
Yale University, 1946-69, 1970
Universities and Colleges Miscellaneous, 1953, 1960-69, 1970-73
Box 19 : Individuals
A: 1930-69, 1970-73
Altin, C, 1968
Armstrong, William, 1952, 1956, 1962, 1966
B: 1936-45, 1946-52, 1953-69, 1970-73
Bangert, Bill, 1958, 1962-65, 1966-69, 1970
Village of Champ, Missouri
Barbuti, Ray, 1929

Bauer, Carl 0., 1960, 1965-69, 1970-73
Bingham, J. Lyman, 1935-38, 1944-52, 1953-59, 1960-68
Blake, Major General Robert, 1954, 1960-69
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26/20131 (continued)
Henry, William "Bill", 1953, 1964, 1968, 1970

Holt, E. J. H., 1947-1952
Hope, Bob and Crosby, Blng, 1952-1958
Horton, William L. vs. Batservice, 1952-1953
Hulbert, Murray, 1929-1934
Hunter, Evan, 1937-1954
I: 1936, 1953-1955, 1962, 1965, 1970-1972
J: 1937, 1940-1941, 1944-1953, 1959-1%4
Jarvinen, Matti, 1934-1935, 1971-1972
Jay, John, 19 52-1956
Johnson, Lawrence, 1944-1955, 1960
Jokl, Dr. E., 1949
K: 1936-1969, 1970-1973
Kennedy, Dr. Charles W. 1928-1934 ,
Kennedy, Joseph P. Jr. Foundation, 1968-1972

Klrby, Gustavus T. 1928-1931, 1932-1934
,
Kirby, Gustavus T., 1935, 1936, January to June 1937, July to December 1937, 1938
Kirby, Gustavus T., 1939, 1940-1941, 1942-1946, 1947-1949, 1950-1957
Klingeberg, Werner, 1937-1940

L: 1940-1969, 1970-1973
Lamb, Dr. A. S., 19 46-1950
Langley, Roger, 1946-1951
Lekarska, Nadia, 1957-1969
Lennon, Thomas, 1948-1968
Lunn, Arnold, 1945-1968
Lynch, Ellen, 1957-1958
M: 19 36, 1939-1969
M: 1970-1974
Mc: 1936, 1947-1948, 1953-1956, 1963, 1968-1969, 1971-1972
MacArthur, Douglas, 1946
MacArthur, General Douglas (Memorial), 1970
Mahoney, Judge Jeremiah T., 1934-1935, 1940-1942, 1952-1953, 1961, 1965
Mann, Leslie, 1941, 1945-1950
Manning, Dr. G., 1946-48
Matthaei, Fred C, 1946-48, 1952-58, 1963-65
Matuszewski, Ignacy, 1944-46
McGovem, John T., 1940-52, 1953-60
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Box 20 (continued) Individuals

Borotra, Jean, 1964-1968
Burke, Henry Penn, 1941-1944
Bush, Clarence, 1936
Box 21 :
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Individuals
Bushnell, Pea S. , 1941-1945, 1946-1947, 1948, 1949-1950, 1951-1952, 1953,
1954-1959, 1962-1965, 1969, 1971
Butler, Michael, 1965-1967
Box 22 ; Individuals
C: 1934-1935, 1938-1944, 1945-1952, 1953-1969, 1970-1973
Cannon, Ralph, 1945-1946
Compton, F. E. & Co., 1963-1964
Cox, Norman, C. B. , 1947-1953
Crane, Harvey, 1946
D: 1936-1969, 1970-1974
Day, Donald, 1954-1963
Desmond, Frank H. 1946 ,
Diem, Carl, 1934-1939, 1945, 1%3

Diem, Carl Institut and Professor Liselott Diem (widow), 1970-1971, 1974
Dikmanis, Janis, 1946-1952, 1968
E: 1931, 1941, 1944-1969, 1970-1973
F: 1934, 1940-1945, 1948-1969, 1970-1973
Feamley, Sir Thomas, 1946-1949
Ferris, Daniel J., 1936, 1937, 1938-1940, 1941-1945
Ferris, Daniel J., 1946-1947, 1948-1949, 1950-1952, 1953-1956, 1957-1961,
1962-1966, 1967-1969
Flaherty, Vincent X., 1970

Freyermuth, George, 1966-1969
Friermood, H. T,, 1952-1955, 1956-1957, 1958-1963, 1964-1969, 1970-1973
G: 1941-1969, 1970-1974
Gardner, George L., 1946-1952
Gilbert, A. C, 1932-1949
Greim, Willard N,, 1945-1946, 1950
Griffith, Major John L., 1937-1940
Groeninger, Jr., W. C, 1946-1948
Grombach, John W. 1963-1964
,
Guisan, Col. H., 1959-1960

H: 1936-1950, 1951-1969, 1970-1973
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Box 33: Individuals
Messerli, Dr. Francis Marius, 1956-70

Metcalf, T. Nelson, 1949, 1953
Miller, Marlon H. , 1946-64, 1970
Misangyi, Dr. Otto, 1946-53, 1962
N, 1939-46, 1953-60, 1964-68, 1971-72
Nurmi, Paavo, 1929-34, 1950
0, 1940-45, 1952-65, 1968-69, 1970-72
Omstein, Charles L., 1952-56, 1960-61, 1966
Owens, Jesse, 1936, 1950-51, 1956, 1965, 1970
P, 1930, 1937-69, 1970-73
Painter, Walter, 1960-61, 1965, 1969
Palmedo, Roland, 1946-51, 1953, 1956, 1959-62, 1971-72
Paplauskas-Ramunas, Dr. Anthony, 1956, 1960, 1966, 1969
Parker, J. Brooks B., 1950-52
Patteson, Mrs J. C. (Molly), 1955-69

Pihkala, Lauri, 1935-52. 1953, 1956-69
Poplimont, Andre G. , 1947, 1952-54, 1958, 1962
Q, 1954, 1970-72
R, 1933-35, 1940-69, 1970-73
Raycroft, Dr. Joseph E., 1937-48
Reiner, Gabriel (Cosmos Travel Bureau), 1963-69
Renwick, Ralph, 1949
Ritter, R. M. Treasurer USOA, 1946-60, 1961-68, 1970
,
Roby, Douglas, F., 1951-52, 1959

Rose, General William C, 1945, 1953-54, 1959
Rosen, Count Clarence Von, 1932
Rubien, Frederick W. , 1923-24, 1928-32, 1933-34, 1935, 1936
Rubien, Frederick W. , 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940, 1941-45
S, 1937-50, 1951-69, 1970-73

Santee, Wes, 1954-56
Schlatter, Frederic, 1957-59
Scott, Barbara Ann, 19 47
Newspaper Clippings, 1947
Slmms, James, 1936-38, 1939, 1940, 1941, 1942-43, 1944-46
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Simms, James, 1947-51, 1952-60, 1961-69, 1970-74

Sober, Pincus, 1950-68
Stagg, Amos Alonzo, 1961, 1965
Steers, Fred L., 1945-51
Stem, Bill, 1945
Stump, Al, 1955-59, 1970-73
Swan, Joyce A., 1946-47
Swarts, H. Jamison, 1952
Box 40 :. Individuals
T, 1931, 1938-68, 1970-72

Taylor, Mrs. Ada, 1937-68
Thorpe, Jim (Committee for returning of medals), 1949-69, 1970-73
Toomey, WilliamC Bill), 1969-70, 1973
Torance, R. C. 1952, 1956, 1970
,
Trimble, Rufus J., 1946-48

U, 1956, 1964
V, 1940-41, 1945, 1951, 1957, 1960-62, 1966-68, 1970-71
Van Camp, Owen, 1945-48, 1949-50, 1951-64
Vamey, Harold Lord, American Mercury , 1937

W, 1939-68, 1970-73
Wallace, Col. Irving "Speed", 1953, 1956
Wheltle, Albert F., B 50-51
Whittle, Glenn C, 1937-40
Wilson, K. L., 1946-65
Wortman, Dietrich, 1937-45
X-Y, 1947-49, 1960, 19 65-68, 1971
Y, 1971
You, Richard W. , 1969-70
Z, 1940-43, 1556, 1960, 1965-69, 1970-72
Box 42 : IOC Presidents and Secretariat
Balllet-La Tour, Count Henri, 1932-42, IOC President, ©25-42

Edstrom, J. Sigfrid, 1929-33, 1934, 1935-39, 1940-44, 1945-46, 1947,
IOC President, 1945-52
Edstrom, J. Sigfrid, 1948-49, 1950-54, 1954-64

Berlioux, Mme. Monique, 1964-68, 1969
Berlioux, Mme. Monique, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973-74

Jonas, Eric Case, 1964-65
Takac, Arthur, IOC Technical Director, 1969
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Takac, Arthur, 1970, 1971, 1972

Westerhoff, Johann (Secretary), 1966, 1967, l%8-69
Zanchi, Mme. L., 1945-46, 1963-67
Mayer, Otto (Chancellor), 1946-52, July 1, 1953 - June 30, 1954; July 1
Dec. 31, 1954
Mayer, Otto(Chancellor) , 1955, 1956, 1957
Box 48 ; IOC Presidents and Secretariat
Mayer, Otto (Chancellor), 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961
Mayer, Otto (Chancellor), 1962, 1963, 1964

Clippings regarding Mayer's resignation 1964,
1965-70
undated
Box 50 IOC Members

:
IOC, Who's Who, provisional edition, Oct. 1974

Aberdare, Lord Clarence, 1937-58; England
Ademola, Sir Ade, 1959, 1966-69, 1971-72; Nigeria
Alberdi, Enrique, 1955-59; Argentina
Aldao, Ricardo C, 1940-58; Argentina
Alexander, Reginald S. , 1955-69, 1970-72; Kenya
All, Syed Wajid, 1956-68, 1970-72; Pakistan
Andrassy, Count Geza, 1938; Hungary
Andrianow, Konstantin, 1954-69, 1970-72; U.S.S.R.
Arroyo Yerovi, Dr. Agustin, 1964-69, 1970-72; Ecuador
Axel, Prince, 1950-54, 1957-59, 1963-64; Denmark
Azuma, Ryotoro, 1949-69; Japan
Box 51 : IOC Members
Bakrac, Boris, 1954, 19 60-66; Yugoslavia

Barbosa Baez, Enrique 0., 1947, 1951; Chile
Barry, Amadou, 1965-67; Senegal
de Beaumont, Count Jean, 1952-67, 1968-69, 1970-74; France
Beitz, Berthold, 1972-73; Germany
Benavldes, Alfredo, 1938, 1945-60, l%5-68; Peru
Benjelloim, Hadj Mohammed, 1961-70; Morocco
Beracasa, Jose A., 1964, 1971-72; Venezuela
de Blonay, Baron Godefroy, 1937; Algeria
Bolanaki, Angelo, 1950-64; France
Bonacossa, Alberto, 1938-39, 1946-60, l%8-69; Italy
Box 51 : IOC Members (continued)
Brown, George McLaren, ca. 1939; Canada

Bustamente, Julio B., 1949-53, 1956-59, 1962, 1965-68; Venezuela
Bustos Moron, Horacio, 1940-42, 1945, 1949-52, 1954-55; Argentina
Box 52 ; IOC Members
Chang, Key Young, 1%2, 1966-74; Korea

Charusathiara, Gen. Prapass, 1972; Thailand
Clark Flores, Gen. Jose de J., 1949-61, 1962-65, 1966-67, 1968, 1969, 1970-72;
Mexico
Box 53: IOC Members
Comelin, Julio Gerlein, 1940, 1958-72; Colombia

Constantine, King, 1963-72; Greece
Coudert, Frederic R. 1937-55; United States
,
Cross, Cecil L. S., 1969-71; New Zealand

Csanadi, Arpad, 1964-65, 1969-72; Hungary
Curtis-Bennett, Sir Noel, 1948-49; Great Britain
Daume, Willi, 19 57-69, 1970-71, 1973; Germany
Dawes, A. Sidney, 1947-51, 1952-68; Canada
Desborough, Lord, 1934; England
Dibos D., Eduardo, 1941, 1956-72; Peru
Ditlev-Simonsen,Jr. Olaf, 1950-69; Norway

Djoukitch, Gen. Svet. S., 1947; Yugoslavia
Dryssen, Gen. Gustav, 1954, 1957-72; Sweden
Ekelund, Bo, 1932-69; Sweden
Ericsson, Gunnar, 1963-72; Sweden
Erler, Suat, 1954-73; Turkey
Exeter, Marquess David, former Lord Burghley, 1938, 1945-52, 1952-59, 1960-63;
Great Britain
Exeter, Marquess David, formerly Lord Burghley, 1964-66, 1967-69, ]9 70-73;

Great Britain
Feamley, Thomas, 1938, 1953, 1956-61; Norway
Ferreira, Santos Jos^, 1947-63; Brazil
von Frenckell, Erik, 1947, 1950-69; Finland
Gafner, Raymond M. 1969-71; Swit'.erland
,
Garland, John Jewett, 1947-52, 1953-69; United States

Garland, William May, 1934-37, 1938-41, 1942-45, 1946-48; United States
19
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Gemayel, Cheik Gabriel, 1956-70, 1973; Lebanon

Gomez, Marte R. , 1940-46, 1949-69, 1970-73; Mexico
Gruss, Dr. Joseph G. A., 1953-55, 1958-65, 1968; Czechoslovakia
Guell, Baron de, 1952-54, 1970-72; Spain
Guinle, Arnaldo, 1944, 1948-53, 1957, 1960-63; Brazil
Guirrandou, D. M, Louis, 1969; Ivory Coast
Guisan, Gen. Henri, 1938-39, 1954; Switzerland
Halim Mohamed, Dr. Abdel, 1966, 1970; Sudan
von Halt, Dr. Karl Ritter, 1932-41, 1945-55, 1956-64; Germany
Hamengku, H. H. Sultan, 1967-72; Indonesia

Hanover, Prince George, 1954, 19 65-66, 19 69-71; Germany
Havelange, Jean, 1963-67, 1970, 1973; Brazil
Herzog, Maurice, 1961-65, 1970-72; France
Hodler, M. Marc, 1950, 1965, 1970, 1972; Switzerland
Hogarty, Alexander J., 1938-39; Ecuador
Honey, Reginald, 1949, 1956, 1959-72; South Africa
Honkajuuri, M. Paavo, 1970-72; Finland
Hsu, Henry, 19 67-73; Taiwan
Inciarte, Alfredo, 1962-65, 1968; Uruguay
Jaffar, Ahmed E. H. 1953-65, 1969; Pakistan
,
Jahnke, Ernest Lee, 1936; United States

Kano, Jigoro, ca. 1939; Japan
van Kamebeek, Herman A., 1962-72; Netherlands
Kentish, Brig. -Gen. R. J., 1938, 1947; Great Britain
Ketseas, Jean, 1938, 1950-65; Greece
Killanin, Lord, 1955-67; Ireland
Killanin, Lord, 1968-69, 1970-71, 1972-73; Ireland

Kiyokawa, Masajl, 1968-69; Japan
Kroglus, Ernest, 1938-39, 1952-54; Finland
Kroutll, M, Frantlsek, 1964, 1970-72; Czechoslovakia
Lappas, Vice Admiral Pyrros, 1963-67, 1970; Greece
Lee, Dr. Kl Poong, 1955-60; Korea
Lee, Dr. Sang Beck, 1946-66; Korea
Leon, M. Vlrgllio de, 1970; Panama
Liechtenstein, Prince Franz Josef de, 1952-56, 1960-68; Liechtenstein
de Liege, Prince Albert, 1955, 1958-60, 1964; Belgium
Loth, Dr. Jerzy, 1951-61, 1967; Poland
Luke, The Lord, 1954-64, 1968; Great Britain
de Luxembourg, Grand-Due Jean, 1953, 1961, 1964-70; Luxembourg
Luxton, Lewis, 1957-58; Australia
MacMahon, Pedro Ibarra (Baron de Guell), 1953-69; Spain

Magalhaes, Major Sylvlo de, 19 56, 1963-65, 1968-72; Brazil
Markhof, Dr. Manfred Mautner Ritter von, 1951, 1956, 1958, 1965-68, 19 71;
Austria
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Box 60 : IOC Members (continued)
Massard, Armand, 1951-1964, 1965-1971; France

Matuszewski, Ighace, 1937, 1946; Poland
Mayer, Albert, 1946-1947, 1951-1969; Switzerland
Mecklenburg, Adolf Friedrich, Duke of, 1956-^1957, 1965; Germany
Merode, Prince Alexandre de, 1964-1970; Belgium
Merrick, J. G. 1938; Canada
,
Mezo, Ference, 1948-1963; Hungary

Moenck, Mrs. Hazel McClure de, 1969; Cuba
Moenck, Dr. Miguel A., 1945, 1949-1969; Cuba
Monaco, Prince Pierre de, 1954-1959, 1964; Monaco

Montu, Carlo, 1939; Italy
Mortanges, C. F. Pahud de, 1954, 1958-1960, 1964; Netherlands
Mzali, M. Mohamed, 1963-1970; Tunisia
Nagai, Matsuzo, 1937-1938, 1946-1951, 1957; Japan
Negri, Mario L. 1949-1953, 1956-1971; Argentina
,
Nemetschke, Dr. Rudolf, 1969-1972; Austria

Onesti, Giullo, 1946, 1949-1965, 1966-1967, 1968-1969, 1970-1972; Italy
Opel, Dr. Georg Von, 1952, 1965-1966, 1969-1971; Germany
Pahlavi, Prince Gholam Reza, 1956-1957, 1960, 1964-1970; Iran

Parker, J. Brooks B. 1949-1950; United States
,
Pasha, S. E. Mohammed Taher, 1938, 1950-1970; Egypt

Patteson, J. C, 1949-1955; Canada
Pereira.de Castro, Raul, 1966-1968; Portugal
Pietri, Francois, 1953, 1956, 1963-1967; France
Pontes, Dr. Jose, 1946, 1952-1953, 1956-1961; Portugal
Porritt, Sir Arthur, 1951, 1956-1968; Great Britain
Prado, Antonio Jr., 1952, 1955; Brazil
Rakotobe, Rene, 1967, 1971; Madagascar
Rangell, Johan W. , 1939, 1953-1961, 1965-1972; Finland
Reczek, Wlodzimierz, 1955-1963, 1966-1970; Poland
Riviera, Bascur Alejandro, 1947, 1953-1954, 1958-1964; Chile
Roby, Douglas F. 1952-1972; United States
,
Romanov, Aleksei, 1954-1955, 1962; Russia

Rosen, Count Clarence de, 1935-1938, 1945-1949, 1952; Sweden
Samaranch, Juan Antonio, 1957-1974; Spain
Scharroo, Col. Peter W. , 1946-1957, 1960-1961; Netherlands
Schobel, Dr. Heinz, 1955-1969; Germany

Schobel, Dr. Heinz, 1970-1973; Germany
feeldrayers, R. W. , 1947, 1952-1955, 1958; Belgium
Serratosa, Cibils, Joaquin, 1946-1947, 1950-1963; Uruguay
Sherrill, General C. H. , 1934; United States
Stefani, Giorgio de, 1953-1973; Italy
Singh, Raja Bhalindra, 1956-1971; India
Siperco, Alexandru, 1953, 1956-1967, 1970; Romania
Sondhi, G. D., 1942, 1948-1966, 1969; India
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Box 63 ; (continued) IOC Members
Sosa, Dr. Augustin A., 1952-67; Panama

Soyeshlma, Mlchlmasa, 1936-39; Japan
Staubo, Jan, 1966-72; Norway
Stoytchev, Gen. Vladimir, 195A-72; Bulgaria
Takeda, Prince Tsuneyoshi, 1953, 1958-72; Japan
Takaishl, Dr. Shingoro, 1948-55, 1959-68; Japan

Thanon dl Revel, 1953-60, 1964; Italy
Thofelt, General Sven, 1972; Sweden
Tokugawa, Prince lyesato, 1937; Japan
Touny, A. D. 1954-56, 1959-69, 1970-71; United Arab Republic
,
Trannoy, Baron de, 1953-60; Belgium

Tung, Shou-yi, 1956-59; People's Republic of China
Vargas, Jorge B., 1948-64, 1968, 1970-71; Philippines
Vind, Ivar, 1959-69, 1970-73; Denmark
Waage, Benedlkit G. , 1951, 1954, 1957, 1960-62, 1966; Iceland
Weidl-Raymon, Charles, 1965-68; Japan
Weir, Hugh, 1951, 1957-72; Australia
Worrall, James, 1961, 1966-71; Canada
Ydigoras, Fuentes Miguel, 1949-52, 1958; Guatemala
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Box 65 : Bulletin Offlclel du Coralte International Olymplque
The Revue Olymplque for 1901-1914 contains bulletins of the International

Olympic Committee.
Numbers Number of Reports Year
2 1
1-4
5-9
10-11
12-14
15-16
17-19
20-22
23-24
25-27
28-30
31-32
33-35
36
42
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Box 66:
2f>/20/'il (continued)
Box 69 : International Olympic Coiimiittee Newsletter
No. Date
1 Sept. 1967
2 Nov. 1967
3 Dec. 1967
4 Jan. 1968
5-12, 15 Feb. -Sept., Dec. 1968
4, 6-7, 12-14 Jan., March-April, Sept., Oct-Nov. , 1968, French Translation
1-15 Jan. -Dec. 1968, Spanish Translation
16-27 Jan. -Dec. 1969
16-27 Jan. -Dec. 1969, Spanish Translation
Box 70 ; Circular Letters
J. Sigfrid Edstrom
No. Date
la July 18, 1940

lb Aug. 13, 1940
Ic Oct. 3, 1940
2
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Index to Circular Letters to IOC, NOC'S and IF'S, 1959
Date No.
Jan.
Nov.
26/20/37
Index to Circular Letters to IOC, NOC'S AND IF'S, 1962 (continued)
Date No.
Apr. 4 197 To Executive Board - re area of agreement on subject of Broken Time -

IOC and IF'S always refused to approve this practice - would
lead to destruction of Olympic Games. Also statement willing to
include in amateur code
Apr. 4 198 To IP's (copy to General Jose de J. Clark F. , Herbert G. Macdonald
and Julio E. Monagas) - re some of the IF'S been approached by a
Cuban political organization, I.N.D.E.R. which ignores fact there
are existing National Federations regularly affiliated to the
Comite Olimpico Cubana, Amistad 419, Havana Cuba which is the
recognized NOC in this country
June 24 199 To IOC members - re difficulty in finding men with an international
viewpoint and knowledge of Olympic principles also have adequate
experience in sport and possess the interest, etc. necessary for
membership on the IOC; would like recommendations of such for
future candidates
July 1 200 To IOC members, NOC'S and IF'S - re 59th Session of the IOC held
in Moscow - June 3-8
July 4 201 To IOC members - (copy to NOC'S) re 60th Session, Nairobi, 1963
July 10 202 To members of IOC, to Presidents of NOC'S having no member in IOC -
re I.O.A.C. at Moscow studied problems of sport in Africa -
appeal for funds to obtain an assistant to Mr. Otto Mayer, chancellor
from all NOC'S
Sept. 1 203 To NOC'S, (copies to IOC, IF'S and to News Services) - re Booklet
containing Eligibility Rules for the Olympic Games - also included
pertinent paragraphs from 1962 rule book with amplications and
interpretations made recently by IOC at it's 59th Session
Sept. 6 Communication a la Presse - French
Oct. 3 204 A Messieurs les membres de la Commission Ececutive du C.I.O. and
Federations Internationales - Meeting 6/6/63
Oct. 18 205 Presidents & General Secretaries NOC's re: Purpose and Aims of
the International Olympic Aid Commission
Oct. 19 206 Members of the IOC COMMISSION re subvention granted to the Commission
to give it administrative structure
Nov. 8 207 To Presidents & General Secretaries of IF'S re International Olympic
Aid Commission
Nov. 13 208 To the Cities candidates to stage the Games of the XIXe Olympiad,
1968 and to those candidates to stage the Xth Olympic Winter Games
in 1968 (copy to NOC'S and IF'S) - 60th Session of the IOC to take
place in Nairobi, October 17, 18-19, 1963
Nov. 21 209 To Executive Board of IOC, to IF'S - Meeting Feb. 8, 1963, Lausanne -
Subject: Sport and Politics
Dec. 3 210 To Mr. Avery Brundage, President IOC - re International Olympic Aid
Commission - series of questions to be answered in order to
complete information and make Commission's report to IOC at
60th Session in Nairobi
Dec. 15 211 To AMessleurs les Membres de la Commission d'Alde Internationale
Olympique
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Sept.
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Index to Circular Letters to IOC, NOC'S and IP'S, 1964 (continued)
Date No.
Apr, 18 262 To - IF'S - (Copy to Organizing Committee of Tokyo Games) -

Amendment Rule 48 of 1962 Edition re IF'S seat reservation in
stadium
July 2 263 To Members of IOC - Presidential election by mail
July 6 264 To Members of IOC - Requesting propositions for agenda at next
session of IOC in Tokyo, October 6-7-8-9 - suggestions and motives
in writing submitted by 7/31/64 only will be considered
July 6 265 To NOC'S - Meeting of delegates of NOC'S with members of Executive
Board of IOC to be held in Tokyo, 10/3/64 - requesting propositions
for agenda for meeting - only suggestions and motions submitted in
writing by 7/31/64 will be considered
July 9 266 To IF'S, members of IOC and to NOC'S - re IOC seeking official
request from Ministers for Foreign Affairs request to grant travel
document to East German Athletes when travelling in NATO countries
July 9 267 To IP'S, members of IOC and NOC'S - IOC calling attention to IF'S
their support is needed to see that amateur code is enforced not
only for Olympic Games, but after and between Olympic Games if IF'S
are not to be charged of irrationalism
July 9 268 To IF'S - Statement issued by Executive Board of IOC, June 26, 1964
regarding Indonesian Olympic Committee
July 9 269 To NOC'S, members of IOC - re IOC receiving copy of latest statutes
of the Italian National Olympic Committee
July 9 270 To NOC'S, members of IOC - Before Games of the XVIIIth Olympiad
like to call attention to circular letter No. 203 and of booklet
on Eligibility Rules of IOC for Olympic Competition
271
Aug. 5 272 To IF'S - Agenda next Session of IOC in Tokyo will be - Political
Interference in Sport; meeting with Executive Board of IOC with
delegates of IF'S, Feb. 8, 1963, Lausanne, recommendations adopted
by delegates present - draft of the recommendation sent to IF'S with
circular letter No. 216, Feb. 16, 1963
July 24 273 To IF'S and to members of IOC - re decision by Executive Board of
IOC re: Indonesian Olympic Committee taking part in Tokyo Games -
for whom invitation was extended
August To NOC'S and IF'S - International Olympic Institute in Lausanne,
under IOC, for first time published official document on the
IXth Olympic Winter Games - book to cover Games of the XVIIth
Olympiad in Tokyo being planned - to be commented and illustrated by
prominent journalists and photographers
Augus t Communication to the Press - will receive a copy of "The IXth
Olympic Winter Games, Innsbruck, 1964"
Aug. 27 274 To IF'S - Requesting material on Rules or the Organization of
particular sports, as now and then questions come up on same as to
statutes and Rules of ever IF with latest amendments
Sep. 8 275 To members of IOC - Procedure in preparation of the secret ballots
regarding the Presidency, until their arrival in Tokyo; decision
by a general vote that a "mailing vote" on Presidency should be taken<
1965
Feb. 14 276 To IF'S - Meeting in Lausanne in April
Mar. 1 277 To NOC'S and IF'S - Re: Olympic and sports stamps - also Re: Annual
subscriptions to tho Bulletin of the IOC
Mar. 2 278 To IF'S - Meeting in Lausanne on April 11, 12 and 13
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Index to Circular Letters to IOC, NOC'S and IP'S, 1965 (continued)
Date No.
Mar. 10 279 To IF'S (copy to IOC) - Re: Political intrique, social distinctions,
commercial manipulations and discriminations in Sports
Mar. 29 280 To IF'S (copy to members of Executive Board) - Re: agenda for
meeting with delegates of IF'S to be held in Lausanne, April 12-13.
Also, followup on Circular No. 216 - Political Interference
Mar. 29 To members of IOC - Dates for Madrid Meeting - Oct. 3rd to 9th
To members of IOC, to IF'S and NOC'S - Advising by order of
Executive Board Mr. Eric Jonas no longer in employ of IOC since
May 1st
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Box 71 ; Circular Letters, 1966-1972 Numbers: 299-374,376-377, 379-395, 397-401

Annex 1-12, 18-19 Dates: 1966-67
Circular Letters to QIC, NOC's and IF's, 1966
Date No.
Jan. 27 299 To members of IOC - Printing new edition of Olympic Rule Book;
number of rule changes discussed but without a final decision.
Jcin. 27 300 To members of IOC - 64th Session in Rome - dates, time and place.
Jan. 27 301 To members of IOC - Amendments to be brought to the Minutes of

the Madrid Session, Oct. 6-9, 1965.
Feb. 1 302 To IF's - Notice of meeting of Executive Board with IF's,

April 23-26, 1966
Feb. 3 303 To members of IOC - List of sub-committee and chairmen; any

pertinent ideas or suggestions to be brought to the attention
of their chairman, so that they may be incorporated in the
reports to be submitted at coming session in Rome, April.
Feb. 4 304 To members of IOC - Contents of letter sent by first vice-president

Jan. 31, 1966 to Mr. Avery Brundage re mail vote on certain
amendments to IOC Rule.
Feb. 4 305 To NOC's - To NOC's - Re meeting in Rome, April 24-30; requesting

names of candidates for Olympic awards be sent by April 1 to
IOC in Lausanne.
Feb. 24 306 To members of IOC - Agenda for the 64th Session taking place in
Rome month of April also copy of documents relative to certain
items of this agenda; requesting questionnaire pertaining to changes
to the Rules by the President, be returned.
March 307 To members of IOC - Re Amendment to the Minutes of Madrid Session, 1965.
March 308 To members of IOC - Results of the Kilius-Baumler case.
Mar. 31 309 To members of IOC - Re: Questionnaire on minor alterations to the

Rules which have been suggested or discussed at various meeting,
released at session in Rome, for discussion.
Mar. 31 310 To members of IOC - Agenda for the 64th Session; enclosing another
set of annexes; requesting return of reports relative to various
Items of Agenda and will distribute those received at beginning of
Rome Session; re Mr. Brundage 's circ. letter No. 309; Subscriptions;
and Olympic Awards.
Apr. 4 311 To members of IOC and NOC's - questioning whether any relation between
success in sport and success in other fields of endeavor - requesting
names of former prominent amateur athletes, also national, world or
Olympic champions who have distinguished themselves and in what field .
Apr. 23 312 To members of IOC - enclosing annexes 18 & 19, also project from
sub-committee for Africa to be discussed under item 28 of agenda.
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Index to Circular Letters to IOC, NOC'S and IF'S, 1966 (continued)
Date No.
Apr. 23 313 To members of IOC - 63rd Session Madrid, re port received from
NOC's meefing in Rome asking to review Amateur Rule: sub-committee
appointed for this purpose - typical problems, suggestions
submitted to sub-committee.
Apr. 23 314 To members of IOC - Quotation from letter circulated by Secretary

Jone, International Council for Sport and Physical Education.
Apr. 23 315 To members of IOC - Advising receipt of new candidates for

Olympic Awards.
May 11 316 To members of IOC & NOC's - Next Session of IOC to be held in
Teheran early in May '67; meeting of representatives of NOC's
with members of IOC Executive Board to be held in same city.
May 11 317 To members of IOC, NOC's and IF's - re Reception of Committee in

friendly audience with Pope Paul VI in Rome 64th Session IOC.
May 18 318 To members of IOC & NOC's - IOC suggests all NOC's celebrate
revival of Olympic Games yearly by observing an "Olympic Day"
or "Olympic Week".
May 27 319 To NOC's - Text of decision by IOC 64th Session in Rome, April re
training period at high altitude in order to adapt to Mexico.
May 31 320 To NOC'"s and IF's - re Technical officials and Juries at the
Olympic Games.
June 16 321 To NOC's - Org. Comm. will issue permit entries to journalists.
June 17 322 To IF's & NOC's - Reproduction of letter of warning from Bulletin
No. 84 re "The Asian Ganefo".
June 20 323 To members of IOC - Enclosing text of 64th IOC Session as all
minutes of meetings not ready.
July 4 324 To members of IOC, NOC's & IF's - Inspection trip to Mexico re
preparation for Games XIX Olympiad.
July 25 325 To members of NOC's - Requesting list of president and secretary

names and most recent address - also requesting one copy of your
statutes and by-laws.
Aug. 2 326 To members of IOC - re Resignation of Chairman Hugh Weir; addition

to amateur rule submitted for mail vote, to be included in
new edition of Olympic Rule Book.
Aug. 11 327 To members of NOC's - Appointment of Johann W. Westerhoff as

Secretary General.
Oct. 7 Communique Aux Agences De Presse
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Index to Circular Letters to IOC, NOC'S and IF'S, 1966 (continued)
Date No.
Aug. 11 323 To IF's -Appointment of Johan W. Westerhoff as Secretary

General.
Aug. 25 329 To members of IOC - Announcement of death of Mister Francois

Pietri, August 18, 1966.
Sept. 29 330 To members of IOC - Amendments to be made to the Minutes of the

64th IOC Session (Rome 1966). Also Minutes of the Executive
Board meetings.
Sept. Olympic Protocol
Nov. 8 331 To NOC's - New organization unanimously accepted. There will be

an I.O.C. session in Teheran from the 2nd to the 11th of May 1967.
A point of discussion will be 'Advertising .
Nov. 8 332 To members of IOC - Reminder regarding propositions of new

members. Request for recommendations for the agenda for the
I.O.C. session in Teheran.
Nov. 10 333 To members of IOC - Notice that a copy of cards of Season

greetings, sent from the Secretary's office, will be sent to
Committee members.
Nov. 10 334 Announcement of the death of Mr. Benedikt-G. Waage of Iceland.
Nov. 22 335 To members of IOC, NOC's & IF's - Report of the Executive Board
of the IOC meeting in Mexico on Oct. 22 and 23, regarding
detailed investigation of the preparations for the Games of the
XIX Olympiad. Architecto Pedro Ramirez Vazquez appointed head
of the Organizing Committee.
Nov. 28 336 To members of IOC - Announcement of the death of Mr. G. D. Sondhi .
Dec. 8 337 To members of IOC and NOC's - Second request for names of former
prominent amateur athletes and national, world or Olympic
champions Memorandum from Lord Killanin on IOC and press
and public relations.
Dec. 8 338 To NOC's - Protection of Olympic emblem by law
Dec. 8 339 To IF's - Request for Federation programs of events for 1967.
Dec. 23 340 To members of IOC - Report on the Activities of the Secretariat.

(as from May 1966)
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Date Mo.
Jan. 3 341 To nembere of IOC, NOC's - Letter regarding complete program

of meetings and trips planned in the first half of May 1967.
65th Session.
Jan. 12 342 To members of IOC, NOC's & IF - Meeting in Tehran.

Candidatures for the Olympic awards will be discussed.
Trophy awards listed.
Feb. 28 F/342 To International Sports Federations - Letter asking for

comfirmation on final version of the Programme for the
Games of the XlXth Olympiad.
Feb. 28 M/344 To Committee Members IOC - New version of the Olympic

protocol.
i'lar. 7 M/345 To Members IOC - Letter stating that the new edition of
"The Olympic Games" - Rules and Regulations and general
information of the IOC has been sent, under special cover.
Feb. 28 M/343 To Members of IOC - announcing death of Dr. Shingoro Takaishi.
Feb. 28 343/MM/ha To International Feds, NOCs - 1966 edition of

"The Olympic Games".
liar. 10 MCF/346 To IOC, IF's, NOC's - Division of duties in IOC office
Mar. 14 M/347 To Executive Board - Proposals for changes in Rule Book
Mar. 21 F/349 To ISF's - Distribution table for TV money
Mar. 22 M/348 To Members of IOC - Olympic who's who.
Mar. 22 MN/350 To Members of IOC and NOC's - Further information regarding

accommodations for IOC and NOC's in Tehran.
Mar. 22 M/351 To IOC members - Agenda for 65tli Session of IOC at Tehran -
"May 3-9, 1967
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Date No.
Mar. 28 C/352 Members NOC's & IOC's - Agenda for meeting of the Executive
Board of the IOC with the NOC's - Tehran, May 3 & 4th.
Mar. 29 C/353 Presidents of NOC (copies to IOC members). Letter referring

to Cablegram sent March 22. History of the Teheran meeting.
Mar. 29 M/35A To members IOC - Facts regarding accommodations for the

65th Session. - Weather facts - wardrobe information.
Apr. 7 F/355 To International Sports Federations - Member federations in

Olympic countries.
Apr. 12 M355 Members of the IOC - The Olympic Academy
Apr. 17 M357 Members of the IOC - Re: IOC finances
May 22 M.W.B. Phillips, President de la F.I.N. A. from Mr. Brundage
May 22 F/358 To IF's - Meeting of the Executive Board Jan. 1966
May 24 C/359 To NOC's - Re: NOC Advisory Committee
May 24 C/360 To ENOC's Referring to No. C/359
May 31 C/361 Problems and Assistance Needed - Re: No. C/359
May 31 To Pres. O.C. of the Games of the XlXth Olympiad, Mexico 1968
and Pres. O.C. of the Xth Olympic Winter Games, Grenoble 1968.
re: Two decisions taken by IOC during its Hay 6-9th session.
May 31 H/362 T. members IOC - Invitations from Warsaw and Amsterdam
June 20 No. 363 Members IOC - Standard text of the entry form enclosed,
adopted at the 65th session in Tehran.
June 26 MFC/364 To members IOC, International Sport Feds, NOCs, and Organizing
Committee of the Olympic Games. - Olympic Rules - New Edition.
July 5 CFP/365 To NOC, ISF's, Press - Entry forms
July 7 MFC/366 To IOC, ISF/NOC - Press cuttings and miscellaneous information
July 7 M/367 To IOC - Mr. Massard's retirement & Count Beaumont's election.
July 7 M/368 To European NOC - Election of 2 members of NOC's Adv. Comm.
July 12 No/369 Dear Sirs - New Olympic Rule Book - ref. page 71.
July 24 C/370 To the NOC's and all members IOC - International Olympic Academy.
Aug. 1 C/374 To NOCs and members of IOC - NOC Advisory Commission.
Aug. 11 M/371 To members of IOC, and Finance Commission - Need for control
of Finance Commission and Reference to circular letter #M/357.
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Index to Circular Letters to IOC, NOC'S and IF's. 1967

Date No.
Aug. 11 HCÎZll To members of IOC, NOCs and International Federations -

Meeting Agenda for September and October, 1967.
Aug. 11 C/373 To the NOCs - Training Camps.
Aug. 15 C/376 To the NOC - Grenoble Games - Entry Form No. B2.
Aug. 29 F/377 To the International Feds - TV payments to IOC for Mexican Games
1968
Sept. 1 MCF/379 To members of IOC, NOCs and International Federations -

President Brundage's Visit to Mexico.
Sept. 4 F/380 To members of Finance Comm. and Executive Board - Change of

dates for meeting of Finance Commission.
Sept. 4 MED/381 To members of Medical Comm. and Executive Board - Change of

meeting dates and suggested information.
Sept. 7 M/382 To members of IOC - Activities in IOC office, Lausanne.
11 - Press Release - Meeting of various IOC Comm., from

Sept. ';
9/24/67 to 10/8/67 in Mon Repos.
Sept. 12 C/383 To NOCs, members of IOC and International Federations -

Training Camps. ^
Sept. 12 MCF/384 To members IOC, NOCs and International Sport Federations - |
Asking members for home or office telephone numbers. i
Sept. 27
- Press Release - re Medical Commission.
Oct. 3 M/385 To members of IOC - information re Olympic Winter Games in Grenoble.
Oct. 16 CF/391 To NOC, ISF, Org. Comms - Olympic rule book ,
Oct. 11 M/389 To Members of Executive Board - re letters dated Aug. 10 & Sept 11,28
Oct. 12 C/390 To Pres. of NOC - Sending national anthem and flag to Mexico
Oct. 16 M/392 To members of IOC - letter from Westorlioff, re AB party photo, inCo r
Crciioblc. sest: i
Oct. 17 M/393 IOC members - Subscription is 150 Swiss fr.
Oct. 31 C/394 To NOCs - Re meeting Oct. 6-9, IOC subcommittees, and NOC Advisory ]
Commission. 3
Oct. 31 F/395 To International Sport Federations - Information re problems of

doping and sex determination.
Oct. 9 M/386 To members of Executive Board - organization of football finals in

Mexico.
Oct. 9 M/387 To Members of Executive Board - statement by Albert Mayer (photocopy

Oct. 11 MCF/388 To Members of IOC, NOCs, Intn'l Feds - re "Monthly News Letter"
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Index to Circular Letters to IOC, NOC's and IF's, 1967
Date No.
Sept. 3 CON/ADV/1 To members of International Olympic Coram. Contact

Commission and National Olympic Comm. Advisory
Commission, members of Executive Board -
Agenda
for Oct. 5, 6, 7 and 8 meetings and other information.
Sept. 5 ACA/1 To members of Commission for International Olympic

Academy, Members of Executive Board - Change of
meeting date to Oct. 3 & information
Sept. 5 PR/EN/2 To members of Press Standing Commission, members of

Press Enlarged Commission, members of Executive Board
Change of meeting date to Sept. 25 & 26, agenda
and other information.
Dec. 18 M/399 To all members of IOC - Information on session and

meetings to be held in January, 1968.
Dec. 21 F/EB/400 To International Feds, Executive Board - Invitation

to meeting with Executive Board of IOC at Lausanne
on January 27 and 28
Dec. 21 CF/401 To NOC, International Feds - IOC entry blanks not

to be altered.
Dec. 13 C/397 Questionnaire on C/394 - to be returned
Dec. 18 M/398 To IOC members - SANOC - Secret postal vote for

South Africa entry.
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Date: 1968

Date No.
Jan. 12 C/402 To NOC - Asking NOC's to stop practice of having photographs

made of skiers with advertisements.
Jan. 27 i'I/403 To IOC members - Rules for postal vote of members on South Africa
Feb. 29 FML/404 To ISF's, IOC members - Decisions to general questions raised

at Jan. 27 & 28 meeting at Lausanne and later discussed at
IOC Session at Grenoble.
Mar. 4 MCF/405 To IOC, NOC'S, ISF's - Official Languages, French & English.
Mar. 8 H/406 To IOC members - Calling of special meeting of Executive Board
Mar. 27 C/407 To NOC's - Resolution of NOC's and Joint Commission, enclosed

Annex I, and Annex II, standard constitution for NOC's.
Apr. 4 408 Enclosing copy of G. Onesti's speech at Grenoble on subject of

IOC - NOC contacts. Also cablegram of Mr. Brundage sent to
all IOC members re: South Africa
Apr. 9 M/409 To IOC members - Quarterly Report
Apr. 8 C/410 To NOC's, Org. Comm. Executive Board - Tennis tournament

,
in Guadalajara not connected with Olympic Games
411 Not issued (per IOC headquarters
May 15 C/412 To IOC members - ISF's - Declaration to be presented to head

of state or government that Olympic Movement's motto or
emblem is not to be used for commercial purposes.
May 27 M/413 To members of IOC - Proposal from Hellenic Olympic Committee

re: "Kotinos" award.
June 5 MC/414 To IOC members, NOC's - Report of meeting of Joint Commission

with International Working Group for Sport Facilities, and The
International Union of Architects, to find ways and means in
which to obtain and hand out information on sports and
recreational facilities for benefit of NOC's.
June 12 C/415 To NOC's, lixecuLivu Board - Re: Question of Olympic Congress
June 12 F/416 To IF's - Olympic Awards
June 12 NOC's, IOC's, Joint Comm. - Notice of meeting & Agenda of

meeting of Executive Board and NOC's - 10/3/68
June 12 EB/417 To Executive Board - Mr. Westerhoff 's correspondence with

Mr. Folks Rogard about Olympic or Olympiad
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Date No.
June 11 JC/418 French - Questionnaire aux CNO
June 25 F/419 To IF's - French - English - Re: questions about Joint

Commission and trainers
June 25 CM/ 420 To NOC's - IOC members - Operation of meeting of NOC's

and IOC
June 26 JC/421 To Joint Comm. members - Re: Meeting of members of

commission on Oct. 2, 1968
July 2 A/422 Announcement of Meeting of Commission of International

Academy August 21-23.
July 5 A/423 To IOC Comm. for International Olympic Academy -

Announcement of meeting August 22.
July 12 M/424 IOC members - asking for corrections of proof of IOC

"Who's Who"
July 13 EB/425 To Executive Board - Re: Problem of Australian Water Polo Team
July 16 F/426 To If's - Enclosing study by Nadia Lekarska of "Participation

of Women in Olympic Games"
July 17 M/427 To Members of IOC - Presentation of "Kotinos"
July 22 M/428 To IOC members - Schedule of Meetings and Sessions of IOC

during Games of the XIX Olympiad
July 22 FM/429 To IF's, Org. Comm - Error in circular letter #404 should
be "economy class" not "first class"
July 30 JC/430 To Joint Comm. - Letter from K. S. Duncan of British Olympic

Association to i-Ir. G. Onesti, President of Italian Olympic
Committee
July 31 M/430 To Medical Comm. - Enclosing minutes of Medical Comm.

July 13-14, 1968
July 31 EB/431 To Executive Board - Enclosing minutes of Executive Board

April 20-21, 1968
Aug. 5 F/432 To ISF's, Executive Board, Org. Comm. - Asking for definite
number of technical delegates to Games
Aug. 9 CP/433 To members of Commission of Press and Public Relations -

Meeting will take place on October 6 in Mexico.
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Index to Circular Letters to IOC, NOC's and IF's, 1968
Date No.
July 9 PE/A34 To Members of Conmisslon for Protection of Emblems - Notification

of alterations in Time Schedule for meetings of Sub Commissions
during IOC Session in Mexico.
Aug. 13 MB/435 Request for recollection of Olympism as seen by Olympic

Champions in the past.
Aug. 15 F-FC/436 To IF's, and Finance Comm. - Finance Commission invites

International Federations to meeting at Hotel Camino Real -
Mexico City, October 6.
Aug. 15 PE/437 Members of Commission for Protection of Olympic Emblems -

Notification of meeting on October 6.
Aug. 27 To IF's, NOC's, and IOC - Letter from Mr. Brundage about IOC
Med. Comm. being ready to advise IF's or NOC's about study
of use of dope and participation of women.
Aug. 27 Statement by Mr. Brundage about Czechoslovokia affair.
Sept. 3 To NOC's, Joint Comm., IOC - Letter from Mr. Brundage asking
that comments about NOC meeting suggestions be sent to
Joint Commission
Sept. 9 F-CF/438 To IF's and Finance Commission - Agenda of Finance Commission

and IF meeting - October 6
Sept. 10 To Executive Board, IOC, Med. Comm - Letter from Prince

Alexander de Merode about role of Medical Commission
Sept. 10 M/439 To IOC - Olympic uniforms or dinner jackets may be worn

on October 9 or 12, 1968.
Sept. 10 EB/440 To IOC Executive Board - Notes on propositions received for

allocation of Olympic Awards
Sept. 13 CP/441 To Members of Commission of Press and Public Relations - Notice

of meeting in Mexico to discuss project of organization of Bureau.
Sept. 14 M/MC/F/C/442 Letter from Mr. Brundage that it is not intention of IOC
to carry out medical tests - but Organizing Committee has
arranged complete facilities.
Sept. 14 M/EB/443 To IOC members. Executive Board - Answer of Mr. Brundage

to Prince de Merode about Medical Commission
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Index to Circular Letters to IOC, NOG'S and IF'S, 1968
Date No.
Sept. 15 P/444 To all European NOC's - Letter from Mr. Brundage to

Count de Beaumont, stating all NOC's were invited by
Joint Commission to send suggestions.
Received Sept. 16 Instructions for holding sessions of IOC
Sept. 20 P/445 To NOC and IOC members - Information about General Clark's
Information Office in Mexico for all NOC's.
Sept. 24 446 To members of IOC Executive Board and Med. Commission -

Letter from Prince de Merode to Mr. Brundage, dated
Sept. 20, 1968, regarding testing.
Oct. 6 Minutes of Meeting of Finance Commission of IOC and

'
Representatives of International Federations Commission
and the Representatives of the International Federations of
Judo, Shooting and Athletics.
Nov. 21 447 "Olympic Games" booklet is being reprinted and will not
be available until beginning of next year.
Nov. 26 448 Binder for "Who's Who" and binder for Newsletter sent by
IOC.
Nov. 26 449 Binder for Newsletter sent.
Dec. 450 Information about renewing subscription to Newsletter.
451 (No letter exists with this number, per letter from
Monique Berlioux dated July 24, 1969)
Dec. 5 M/452 Informing of death of Mr. John Jewett Garland
Dec. 6 453 To President of NOC - Consideration of Press facilities of IOC

asking for list of principal newspapers of country.
Dec. 6 454 To President of NOC - asking for list of principal newspapers

of their country
Dec. 1 MC455 Regarding formation of Coordinating and Supervising Committee

and five commissions.
Dec. 11 M/456 Informing of death of Albert Mayer
Dec. 12 M/457 Additions to minutes of 67th Session
Dec. 5 P/458 To NOC, IOC, 5 Commissions - Enclosing copy of organization

chart, proposals about NOC representation at IOC
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Date: 1969
Index to Circular Letters, 1969
Date No.
Jan. 8 F/459 To Presidents of all IF's - Sending minutes under

separate cover
Jan. 8 M/460 Informing IOC of death of Mrs . Helen Garland
Jan. 14 N/461 Information about Protection of Olympic Emblems, dates

of IOC future meetings, subscriptions for NOC's with the
International Working Group for Construction of Sports
Premises, changes in rule book - Itr. from J. Westerhoff .
Jan. 15 M/462 Letter from J. Westerhoff regarding membership fees,

and Universiade 1969 will not be held in Portugal.
463 Agenda for meeting in Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia - Oct. 1969
Jan. 15 M/464 Same letter as M/462.
Jan. 14 F/465 Asking for information about National Associations who

were affiliated with the various international Sports
Federations.
Jan. 17 EB/466 To Executive Board - Re: Commission of Aid - Dec. 10-11, 1968
Minutes of the meeting.
Jan. 21 M/C/F/0/467 Westerhoff 's resignation and Mr. Weir's supervision of

IOC Office. Executive Meeting Feb. 1-2. Executive Board
and IF meeting - May 25.
Jan. 22 EB/468 Letter from Mr. Brundage to Executive Board and IOC - re
Executive Board meeting 2/1-2/69.
Feb. 5 NL/469 Asking for information for the Newsletter from the NOC's.
Feb. 5 470 To accredited journalists - asking for Infornatlon for

the Newsletter from various news media.
Feb. 6 471 To IOC Executive Board - Letter from Mr. Brundage enclosing
copy of correspondence with R. S. Alexander regarding
area ambassadors.
Feb. 5 C/472 To Presidents of NOC's - Asking for response to question

about "What does your participation and victory in the
Olympic Games mean to you?"
Feb. 7 EB/473 Regarding applicants for post of Director of IOC.
Feb. U EB/474 Regarding minutes of Feb. 2 meeting and agenda for Mar. 22.
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Feb. 11 M/C475
Feb. 11
Feb. 12 M/C/477
Feb.
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Date No.
May 9 M/490 Provisional program for next session of IOC in Warsaw.
June 18 C/491 Agenda for Meeting of Executive Board of IOC and NOC's
at Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia - October 23-29.
June 24 M/492 Request to check whether amounts requested for dues

for 1968 and 1969 are correct.
June 20 F/493 Request for International Federations to send three

copies of their latest rules and regulations to
Mr. Takac, Technical Director of IOC.
July 3 M/494 Enclosing several pages to be inserted in "Who's Who".
July 11 F/495 To Presidents of all IF's - Letter from Mr. Brundage

about various decisions reached at 68th Session in Warsaw.
Also press release issued at Warsaw on June 8, 1969
about FIS regulations.
July 23 M/496 Letter from Artur Takac, enclosing circular letter of

F.I.F.A. July 17, concerning number of teams - (copy
of letter is in FIFA File) .
July 31 EB/C/497 To Executive Board - NOC's - Re: information for

Dubrovnik meeting.
Aug. 9 CE/498 To IOC Executive Board - Letter from Mr. Brundage about
number of entries in team sports in Munich.
Aug. 25 EB/C/499 To NOC, IOC Executive Board - Invitation to send delegates

to meeting in Dubrovnik and copy of Agenda of meeting.
Aug. 27 F/500 To Sport Federations of Rowing, Cycling, Shooting, Yachting,

Aeronautics, Roller skating. Water Skiing, Hockey - request
for information about women participation in above sports.
501 Not issued - as per letter from Monique Berlioux
Sept. 2 M/502 To All IOC members - Informing them of death of Miguel

A. Moenck
Sept. 8 CE/C/503 To all NOC, Executive Board, Coiiiaissions - Letter enclosing

program of meetings in Dubrovnik October 23-27
Sept. 8 CE/C/504 To Executive Board, Various Committees - Re: form to be

filled out for Dubrovnik.
Sept. 9 C/505 Olympic Films - to Presidents of NOC - Requests to use

word "Olympic" should be referred to IOC.
Sept. 18 C/506 To NOC - Emblems Conference - Will take place in May, 1970
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Index to Circular, Letters, 1969
Date No.
Sept. 19 M/507
Sept. 29 C/508
L/509
Sept. 30 CE/C/510
Nov. 24 F/510
Nov.
Nov. 20
Dec. 12
Dec. 12
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Box 71 ; Circular Letters, 1966-1972 Number: 525-560, 562-568, 570-584, 586-589,
591 Date: 1970

Date No.
Jan. 5 ISF/525 From Artur Takac - relative to replies to circular letter
Jan. 10 F/529 Letter giving details about Amsterdam Session
Jan. 12 EB/JC/CSS/526 Letter enclosing material of the lOC/NOC Commission No. 3
Jan. 14 EB/CP/527 Letter enclosing Minutes of Meeting of Commission for

Press and Public Relations - 10/23 - Dubrovnik
Jan. 22 APS/530 Letter enclosing Agenda for the Meeting of the Commission
for Press and Public Relations Oct. 23/69 - Dubrovnik
Jan. 22 CAN/531 To Candidate Cities - Information on appearing at 69th

Session of IOC
Jan. 22 F/EB/532 To IP's - enclosing outline program of Session - To

IOC Executive Board and Netherlands Olympic Committee
Jan. 22 M/533 To IOC - enclosing outline program for Session in

Amsterdam
Jan. 20 EB/CP/534 To EB, Press & Public Relations Commission - enclosing

agenda for meeting on October 23 in Dubrovnik
Jan. 23 FC/EB/536 To Executive Board - Finance Comm. - Enclosing

provisional agenda for meeting of Finance Commission -2/20/70
Feb. 4 EB/FC/538 Enclosing agenda for Finance Commission - Feb. 20,

and report of Lord Luke, Chairman
,Mar.11 EB/lamj/543 To the Executive Board -

Mar. 16 C/M/544 Formation of PGA and its meetings with NOC's
Mar. 18 EB/545 To members of Executive Board enclosing articles on

Alpine skiing which appeared in press
Mar. 18 C/M/546 To NOC and IOC members - Olympic Emblems
Mar. 20 EB/547/70 To Executive Board enclosing translation of letter of

Mar 18, 1970 from International Rowing Federation
Apr. 6 ISF '8/548 To ISF enclosing Agenda for meeting of IOC Executive Board
with ISF's in Amsterdam May 9, 1970
Apr. 8 MB/rfo/No 549 To IOC members, copy to Organizing Committee of 69th

IOC Session in Amsterdam - Official presentation of
applying candidate cities for Games of XXIst Olympiad
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Index to
Date No.
Mar. 26 Ps/612 To: International Press

Re: "Lock Out" of the press from Chateau de Vidy on
Sunday, March 14 until 6:30 p.m.
Mar. 26 M/613 To: IOC Members

Re: Text of proposal by Mr. Raymond Gafner concerning
protection of Olympic emblems
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r, .14 EB/618 To: Executive Board Members
Re: Memorandtrai by Lord Killanin concerning different
international federations and organizations
Apr. 15 M. 619 To: IOC Members

Re: Deaths of Lt. Gen. Pahud de Mortanges and
Mr. Armand Massard
Apr. 19 M. 620 To: IOC Members

Re: Death of General Jose de J. Clark
Apr. 23 C/622 To: NOG (Presidents and Secretary Generals)

Re: Munich meeting on September 10 and 11, 1971
;^r. 26 M/F/C/Ps/623 To: IOC Members

IF's (Presidents and Secretary Generals)
nog's (Presidents and Secretary Generals)
Members of the International Press
Re: Printed text of Rule 26
Apr. 26 F/C/624 To: IF's, nog's

Re: Forwarding of suggestions or proposals of the
proceedings of the Commission for the Olympic
Congress held in Geneva on March 15.
Apr. 29 M/F/C/625 To: IOC Members

nog's
IF's
Re: General Review of Sports
Apr. 29 EB/627 To: Executive Board Members

Re: Minutes of January 1971 Meeting (26 copies)
May 10 M/F/C/Ps/628 To: IOC Members

IF's
NOC's
Members of International Press
Re: International Badminton Federation omission in
"Olympic Directory"
May 14 EB/C/CO/630 To: Executive Board Members

NOC's
Organizing Committees - Munich, Sapporo, Montreal, Denver
Re: Official list of abbreviations to be used for each
National Olympic Committee
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Date No.
May 17 Eb/Emb/631
May 17
2b/20/yj
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box 71 : Circular Letters, 1966-1972 Numbers: 677-681, 683, 685, 687, 689, 693,
700-701, 705-706, 711, 714-715, 719-720, 723, 727, 729, 733, 735-738, 740-745,
759, Idl-lbl, 768 772-773, 775 Date: 1972
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Date No. Subject

May 30 C/719 To: National Olympic Comnlttees, IOC Members, IF's
Re: Olympic Solidarity
June 12 C/M/CE/723 To: NOC's of Greece, Turkey, Bulgaria, Hungary,

Romania, Yugoslavia, Austria, Germany
be: IOC's for same countries
Executive Board
Re: Olympic Flame
Aug. 7 IOC Members, IF's & NOC's

Re: Reproductions of texts coming from the IOC
IOC Members
Personal letterhead paper
IOC Members
NOC's
Members of the IOC Press Commission
Information brochure, published by the IOC
IOC Members
IF's
Sale of television rights and application of the
funds
IOC Members
Agenda for 73rd Session of IOC held In Munich,
August 21-24, 1972
IOC Members
"Olympic Treasuries"
To: IOC Members

Correct title and address of H.M. the
King of the Hellenes
NOC's
Munich Organizing Committee
IOC's and IF's
Rule 26 concerning Eligibility and Rule 53
In regard to advertising
June 1 M/Me/120 To: IOC Members

Members of the Medical Commission
Re: Olympic Identity Cards for the Munich Games
Aug. 10 M/C/745 To: IOC Members

NOC Members
Re: "Olympic Treasuries"
ihliQiyi
Date No Sub.lect
Aug. 3 ^^lllTii. To: IOC Executive Board, IF'S
Sept. 18 M/759 To:
Aug. 3 ^ÎC/TkO To:
Oct. 12 M/F/C.O. 761 To:
Oct. 13 M/762 To:
Aug.
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800, 803, 807-808, 813-814, 817, 824-825, 827-828, 830-831, 834,837, 839
.
855, 858-859, 864, 870, 874-875, 878-881, 883, 889 Date: 1973-1974
Date No.
Jan. 3 M/F/C/777 To IOC members

cc: Winter Federations
National Olympic Committees -
Re-examination of the 1976 Winter Games
Jan. 9 C/M779 To: All National Olympic Committees
cc: IOC
International Press (for information) -
Aid to Nlcarague
Jan. 15 M/F 781 To IOC members
Presidents of the Winter International Federations -
Candidature files for the XII Winter Games
Feb. 13 M/787 To All I.O.C. members -
Selection of Innsbruck for 1976 Winter Games
Feb. 12 M/F/C 789 To All I.O.C. members, IF's, NOC's -
Suggestions of persons to whom awards should be presented at
the 74th I.O.C. Session in Varna, Bulgaria
Feb. 27 M/796 To All I.O.C. members - Position of South Africa
Mar. 1 M/F/C/797 To N.O.C. Presidents
cc: for information: I.O.C' s, IF's -
Olympic Solidarity
Mar. 30 M/803 To I.O.C. members -
Confidential Matters concerning the I.O.C.
May 2, M/808 To I.O.C. members -
Timetable of the methods of transport from Geneva to Lausanne
May 2 C/M/F 807 To All N.O.C. 's
cc: Members of the I.O.C. International Federations
Candidate cities for the Games
May 16 C/800 To NOC's, IOC's, International Sports Federations -
Olympic "Solidarity Programme"
May 10 M/813 To IOC's -
President, Lord Killanin will meet all IOC members present
at Varna on September 29
May 15 M/F/C 814 To IOC's, NOC's and IF's -
Attached translations to all letters in languages other than
English or French requested by IOC office
July 12 M/284 To IOC members -
Review of all Commissions and approved recommendations
July 19 COC/827 To All participants and guests of the Olympic Congress -
Olympic Congress Rules
Aug. 2 M/830 To IOC members -
Eligibility
Aug. 4 M/831 To IOC members -
74th Session-Varna 1973
June 7 COC/834 To All participants and guests at the Olympic Congress -
Olympic Congress/Varna 1973
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4/11 M/F/881 To All IOC Committee members

cc: International Federations -
New draft Rule 26
4/26 M/F/C/Ps/883
To IOC members
cc: IF's and NOC's -
Rule 26
6/3 CAN/M/C889 To Candidate cities for the 1980 Olympic Games
cc: Members of the IOC, All NOC's
MISSING CIRCULAR LETTERS

Numbers 271, 375, 378 and 3'
Box 72 : (continued) Duplicate Circular Letters, 1957-66
Numbers Date
101-115 1957
119-124, 127-129 1958
131-138, lAO-148, 150-151 1959
152-161, 164-165, 167-177 1960
178-180, 183-187 1961
191, 194-203, 208-209 1962
213, 231, 233-34, 236-37, 239, 246-253 1963
255-270, 272-275 1964
276-282, 284, 286-287, 293-295, 299 1965
299-301, 303-320, 322-323, 326-335, 337, 340 1966
Box 73 ; Duplicate Circular Letters, 1967
Numbers
341-342, 344, 347, 351-358, 365-367, 370, 379, 382-86,

394-95, 399-400 1967
404-406, 409, 412-413, 415-416, 419, 426-428, 439-440,
442-445, 447, 457-458 1968
461, 464, 475, 478-479, 482-483, 489, 491, 494-496,
498, 500, 504-510, 514-521 1969
546, 556 1970
Circular Letter Responses
Number Date
4
Box 74 ;
Excerpts from Answers, IOC's, NOC's, IF's, ND

IOC's Responses, Sept. 1952
NOC's Responses, Sept. 1952
Letter from Avery Brundage to NOC's, Sept. 1952
Letter from Avery Brundage to IOC's and NOC's, 3/25/66
Letter from J. W. Westerhoff to IOC's and NOC's, Dec. 1966
Miscellaneous Replies, 1952-60
IOC Circular Letter S— Suggested to IOC's, NOC's, IF's, 1967-69
Candidatures for Oljnnpic Awards , 1966
Proposals, Annex 1-7, 13-19, 1966
Press Releases, 1962-64, 1967, 1969
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Box 75 ; IOC Meetings
The Olympic Congresses from 1894-1930

Congress of National Olympic Committees, Paris, Programme des fetes
de Paris, June 13-24, 1914
Technical Olympic Congress, Prague, May 29-June 4, 1925
Session, Amsterdam, July 1928
Olympic Congress, Berlin, May 1930
Session, Vienna, June 1933
Session, Athens, May 1934
Session, Norway, February 1935
Session, Berlin, July 1936
34th Session, Warsaw, June 1937
35th Session, Cairo, March 1938
36th Session, London, June 1939
Executive Committee, London, August 21-24, 1945
Executive Board, Lausanne, September 1, 1946
Executive Board and International Federations, Lausanne, September 2-3, 1946
39th Session, Lausanne, September 3, September 4-6, 1946
List of Sessions and Summary of Decisions taken up to 1946
Executive Board, Stockholm, June 15, 1947
Executive Board and International Federations, Stockholm, June 16, 1947
40th Session, Stockholm, June 19-21, 1947
Executive Board, St. Moritz, January 27, 1948
41st Session, St. Moritz, January 29, 1948
Executive Board and Con. Suisse, St. Moritz, February 4, 1948
Box 76 ; IOC Meetings, 1948-1953

42nd Session, London, July 27-28, 1948
Executive Board, Lausanne, April 19-20, 1949
Executive Board and International Federations, Lausanne, April 21, 1949
Executive Board, London, July 23-25, 1948
43rd Session, Rome, April 25, 1949
Executive Board, Rome, April 26, 1949
Executive Board, Paris, October 19, 1949
Executive Board, Copenhagen, May 11, 1950
Executive Board and International Federations, Copenhagen, May 12, 1950
44th Session, Copenhagen, May 15-17, 1950
Executive Board, Lausanne, August 28, 1950
Executive Board and International Federations, Vienna, May 4, 1951
45th Session, Vienna, May 7-10, 1951
Executive Board, Lausanne, May 22, 1951
46th Session, Oslo, February 12-13, 1952
Executive Board and National Olympic Committees, February 13, 1952
Executive Board, Oslo, February 18, 1952
Executive Board and International Federations, Helsinki, July 14, 1952
47th Session, Helsinki, July 16-18, 1952
Executive Board, Helsinki, August 2, 1952
Executive Board, Mexico City, April 14, 1953
Executive Board and National Olympic Committees, Mexico City,
April 15-16, 1953
48th Session, Mexico City, April 17-20, 1953
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Box 77 : IOC Meetings, 1954-January, 1956

Executive Board Special, Lausanne, January 17, 1954
Executive Board, Lausanne, May 3, 1954
Executive Board and International Federations, Lausanne, May 4-May 5, 1954
With East European Countries, Athens, May 7, 1954
Executive Board and National Olympic Connnittees, May 10-May 11, 1954
49th Session, Athens, May 12- May 15, 1954
Executive Board and International Federations, Paris, June 10, 1955,
June 11, 1955
50th Session, Paris, June 13-June 18, 1955
51st Session, Cortina d'Ampezzo, January 24-25, 1956
Box 78 : IOC Meetings, October, 1956-May 19, 1959

Executive Board, Lausanne, October 3-October 4, 1956
Executive Board, Melbourne, November 17, 1956
52nd Session, Melbourne, November 19-December 4, 1956
Executive Board, Evian, June 3-4, 1957
Executive Board and International Federations, Evian, June 5-6, 1957
Executive Board and National Olympic Committees, Evian, June 7-8, 1957
53rd Session, Sofia, September 23-28, 1957
54th Session, Tokyo, May 14-16, 1958
Program and Speeches of the Open Ceremony, May 14, 1958
Executive Board and National Olympic Committees, Tokyo, May 14-16, 1958
Executive Board and National Olympic Committees, Rome, May 19, 1959
Box 79 : IOC Meetings, May 22, 1959-1963
Executive Board, Munich, May 22, 1959

Executive Board and International Federations, Munich, May 23, 1959
55th Session, Munich, May 25-28, 1959
56th Session, San Francisco, February 15-16, 1960
57th Session, Rome, August 22-24, 1960
Executive Board, Rome, August 19, 1960
Executive Board, Rome, September 10, 1960
Executive Board and National Olympic Committees, Athens, June 15, 1961
Executive Board and International Federations, Athens, June 16, 1961
58th Session, Athens, June 19-21, 1961
Executive Board, Lausanne, March 2-3, 1962
Executive Board and International Federations, Lausanne, February 8, 1963
Executive Board and International Federations, Lausanne, June 6, 1963
Executive Board, Baden-Baden, October 14, 1963
Executive Board and National Olympic Committees, Baden-Baden, October 15, 1963
60th Session, Baden-Baden, October 16-20, 1963
"The Aftermath of Sport and Politics from Baden-Baden," 1963

Executive Board, Innsbruck, January 25-26, 1964
61st Session, Innsbruck, January 26-28, 1964
Executive Board, Lausanne, June 26-27, 1964
Executive Board and National Olympic Committees, Tokyo, October 3, 1964
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Box 80 : IOC Meetings 1964-1965 (continued)

Executive Board, Tokyo, October 4-5, 1964
62nd Session, Tokyo, October 6-8, 1964
Executive Board, Tokyo, October 16, 1964
Executive Board and International Federations, Lausanne, April 12, 1965
Executive Board, Paris, July 9-10, 1965
National Olympic Conunittees, Rome, October 2, 1965
Executive Board and National Olympic Committees, Madrid, October 4, 1965
Executive Board, Madrid, October 5-8, 1965
63rd Session, Madrid, October 6-8, 1965

63rd Session del Boletln de Prensa , (10 issues), September 30-0ctober 9, 1965
Study and Coordinating Committee of National Olympic Committees, Rome,
April 20, 1966
Executive Board, Rome, April 21-24, 1966
Executive Board and International Federations, Rome, April 23, 1966
Meetings of International Federations, Rome, April 22, 1966
64th Session, Rome, April 25-28, 1966
Box 82 IOC Meetings, 1966

:
64th Session, Rome, April 1966, Proposals and Resolutions

Cuba-Puerto Rico. Disagreement , 1961, 1963, 1966
Candidates for Olympic Awards 1966,
Order Forms for Olympic Publications, n.d.

Political Interference in Sports, 1963, 1965-1966, 1972
Subcommittee to Change Events from Sumer to the Winter Games, 1966
Lahti's Candidature for the Winter Games, 1965
Regrets - People unable to attend the IOC Rome Session, 1966
Rule 36, Olympic Village, 1966
Proposal Changes in the Rules 1966,
Proposal from Constantin Andriandow for the Closing Ceremony of

The Olympic Games, 1966
Kilius-Baumler Case, 1966
Cycling Events, 1965-66
Reorganization of IOC, 1%6
South African Situation, 1966
Report on the Meeting of the Co-ordinating and Study Committees of
National Olympic Committees, 1966
Article - Tribvme de Lausanne , 1966
Proposal by the Marquess of Exeter: Training at High Altitudes, 1966
Italy-China Relations, 1965-66
World Water Ski Union Request for IOC Recognition, 1964-66
Recognition of Virgin Islands as National Olympic Committee, 1966
Report of All Africa Sub-Committee, 1966
Report by Committee on Doping, 1966
Sport-Phlla , 1965
International Federation of Sports Medicine, 1966
Equestrian Federation's Items for Discussion, 1966
Proposal for an Additional Yacht Race, 1965-66
Netherland's National Olympic Committee, 1965
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Box 82 : IOC Meetings, 1966 (continued)

64th Session, Rome, April 1966, Proposals and Resolutions (continued)
Proposal from Armand Massard, 1966
Proposal from Albert Mayer, 1966
Resolution by the Republic of China, 1964-66
Proposal from Portugese Olympic Committee, 1965
Prop'osal from the Spanish National Olympic Committee, 1965
IOC General Budget, Tokyo, 1965-67
Proposal for Distribution of Television Proceeds, 1966
Committee on Doping Report, 1965-66
Banff and Calgary, Canada Winter Site Proposal and Controversy, 1965-66
Executive Board, Mexico City, October 22, 1966
Box 83 : IOC Meetings, 1967-1968

Executive Board, Copenhagen, February 11-12, 1967
Executive Board, Teheran, May 2-8, 1967
65th Session Congress of National Olympic Committees /xeWffran, l-Iay 2-11, 1967
Executive Board and National Olympic Committees, Teheran, May 3, 1967
65th Session, Teheran, May 6-9, 1967
Executive Board, Lausanne, December 16-17, 1967
Executive Board, Lausanne, January 26-27, 1968'
Executive Board and International Federations, January 27-28, 1968
Executive Board, Grenoble, January 29-31, 1968
66th Session, Grenoble, February 1-6, 1968
National Olympic Committees and International Federations, Grenoble,
February 2-5, 1968
III General Assembly of National Olympic Committees, Mexico City,

September 30-October 1, 1968
Finance Commission and International Federations, Mexico City, October 16, 1968
67th Session, Mexico City, October 7-11, 1968
Agenda
Item No. 39
Item No. 54
Analysis of the National Olympic Committee's Proposals
Circular Letters
Correspondence
Avery Brundage's Trip to Mexico City, Sept. -Oct., 1968
Executive Board of the IOC with Representatives of National Olympic
Committees
Executive Board Meeting Remarks by Avery Brundage
Federation Internationale de Navation Amateur
Medical History of the Olympic Games, Article in "Jama"
Meeting with National Olympic Committees and International Federations

67th Session, Mexico City, October 7-11, 1968 (continued)
Olympian International
Onesti's Open Letter, Parrel's Version
President's Report
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Box 85 : IOC Meetings, 1968-69 (continued)

67th Session, Mexico City, October 7-11, 1968 (continued)
Press, Statements Released
Proposals 1
Proposals 2
Proposals 3
Reports by Commissions
Roll Call
Russian Opposition to Avery Brundage's Re-election
Seventy-fifth Anniversary
Tanzania, Recognition of National Olympic Committee
Tests, Sex and Dope
Third General Assembly of National Olympic Committees
Medical Commission, Minutes and Reports, January 25-26, 1969

Executive Board, Lausanne, February 1-2, 1969
Executive Board and International Federations, June 3, 1969
Executive Board, Warsaw, June 5-9, 1969
68th Session, Warsaw, June 6-10, 1969
Newspaper Clippings
Working Papers of National Olympic Committee's Proposals
Winter Games
Avery Brundage and International Federations, Leipzig, July 25, 1969

Documents for the Executive Board with National Olympic Committees,
Dubrovnlk, 1969
Memorandum to Avery Brundage from Jose Clark, Dubrovnlk Meeting, October 1969
Team Sports Limits - Decisions to be Taken, Dubrovnlk, October 1969
Executive Board, Dubrovnlk, October 23-27, 1969
Executive Board and National Olympic Committees, Dubrovnlk, October 25-26,
1969
Newspaper Clippings, Dubrovnlk, October 25-28, 1969

Executive Board, Lausanne, October 2, 1970
Minutes of the Commission for the Preparation for the Olympic Congress,
Geneva, March 15, 1971
Minutes of the Tripartite Commission for the Preparation of the Olympic
Congress, Munich, September 9, 1971
Executive Board and National Olympic Committees, Munich, September 9-11, 1971
Box 89 : IOC Meetings, September 13, 1971-1974
71st Session, Luxemburg, September 13-18, 1971

Olympic Congress, Sofia, September 20-28, 1971
Preparation of the Olympic Congress, Mini Meeting, March 21, 1972
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Box 89 ; IOC Meetings, September 13, 1971-1974 (continued)

Minutes of the Tripartite Comnission for the Preparation of the Olympic
Congress, 1972
Lausanne, May 29, 1972
Munich, August 28, 1972
Varna, October 8, 1972
74th Session, Varna, October 5-7, 1973
Olympic Congress, Varna, October 1973
Newspaper Clipping on the International Congresses, 1973
Executive Board Meeting, Lausanne, February 9-11, 1974
Box 90 : International Olympic Committee Minutes, 1914-1953
Congress of National Olympic Committees, Paris, June 1914

18th Session, Antwerp, Belgium, 1920
IOC, Lausanne, June 2-6, 1921
IOC, Paris, June 7-10, 1922
IOC, Rome, April 7-12, 1923
IOC, Paris, June 25-July 12, 1924 '
'
Executive Commission, Prague, May 1925

IOC, Prague, May 26-28, 1925
Executive Commission, Paris, November 3-6, 1925
Executive Commission Paris, March 7-8, 1926
Executive Commission La Haye, July 31, 1926
Executive Conmiission Brussels, January 4-5, 1927
Executive Commissi'Sn Paris, August 8, 1927
Executive Commission Lausanne, October 29-31, 1927
Executive Commission St. Moritz, February 1928
Executive Commission Amsterdam, July 24, 1928
Executive Commission Lausanne, April 7, 1929
Executive Commission with International Federations Delegates, Lausanne,
April 12, 1929
Executive Commission Vittel, France, July 23-25, 1929
Executive Commission Berlin, March 22-24, 1930
Executive Commission Berlin, May 22, 1930
Executive Commission Paris, October 10, 1930
Executive Commission with the International Federations Delegates, Paris,
October 11, 1930
Executive Commission Barcelona, April 24-26, 1931
Executive Commission Lausanne, June 11, 1932
Executive Commission Vienna, June, 1933
Executive Commission Brussels, May 8, 1934
Executive Commission Oslo, February 25, 1935
Executive Commission 1936
Executive Commission Stockholm, June 2, 1936
Executive Commission Berlin, July 29, 1936
Executive Commission Lausanne, December 17, 1936
Executive Commission Brussels, September 3, 1938
Executive Commission September 1946
IOC, Lausanne, April 9, 1946
Executive Commission with International Federations Delegates, September 2, 1946
Executive Commission, Stockholm, June 15, 1947
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Executive Commission with International Federations, Stockholm, June 16, 1947

IOC, Stockholm, June 19-21, 1947
Executive Commission, St. Morltz, January 27, 1948
IOC, St. Morltz, January 29-February 7, 1948
Executive Commission with the Swiss Olympic Committee Interview Delegation,
February 5, 1948
Executive Commission, London, July 23, 1948
Executive Commission with the International Federations, London, July 27, 1948
IOC, London, July 27, 1948
Executive Commission, Lausanne, April 19, 1949
Executive Commission with the International Federations, Lausanne, April 21, 1949
IOC, Rome, April 24-29, 1949
Executive Commission, Rome, April 26, 1949
Executive Commission, Paris, October 19, 1949
Executive Commission, Copenhagen, May 11, 1950
Executive Commission, Copenhagen, May 18, 1950
Executive Commission, Lausanne, August 28, 1950
Executive Commission, Vienna, May 3, 1951
Executive Commission with the International Federations, Vienna, May 4, 1951
IOC, May 7-10, 1951
Executive Commission, Lausanne, May 22, 1951
Executive Commission, Oslo, February 11, 1952
IOC, 46th Session, Oslo, February 12-13, 1952
Executive Commission with National Olympic Committee Representatives, Oslo,
February 13, 1952
Executive Commission, Helsinki, July 12, 1952
IOC 47th Session, Helsinki, July 14, 1952
Executive Commission with the International Federations, Helsinki, July 14-15,
1952
IOC 47th Session, Helsinki, July 16, 1952
Executive Commission, Mexico City, April 14, 1953
Executive Commission with National Olympic Committees Delegates, Mexico,
April 15-16, 1953
IOC 48th Session, Mexico, April 17, 18, 20, 1953
Box 91 : IOC Minutes, 1954-1960
Executive Committee, Lausanne, January 17, 1954

Executive Committee, Lausanne, May 3, 1954
Executive Committee with International Federations, Lausanne, May 4-5, 1954
IOC 4 9th Session, Athens, May 12-15, 1954
Executive Committee with National Olympic Committees and International
Federations, Paris, June 11, 1955
IOC 50th Session, Paris, June 13-18, 1955
IOC 51st Session, Cortina d'Ampezzo, January 24-25, 1956
Executive Board, Lausanne, October 3-4, 1956
Executive Board, November 17, 1956
IOC 52nd Session, Melbourne, November 19-21, December 4, 1956
Executive Board, Evian, June 3-4, 1957
Executive Board with International Federations, Evian, June 5-6, 1957
Executive Board with National Olympic Committees and International
Federations, Evian, June 7-8, 1957
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Box 91 : IOC Minutes, 1954-1960 (continued)

IOC 53rd Session, Sofia, September 23-28, 1957
IOC 54th Session, Tokyo, May 14-16, 1958
Executive Board with National Olympic Committees Taking Part in the Asian
Games, Tokyo, May 16, 1958
Executive Board with National Oljrmpic Committees, Rome, May 19, 1959
Executive Board, Munich, May 22, 1959
Executive Board with International Federations, Munich, May 23, 1959
IOC 55th Session, Munich, May 25-28, 1959
Executive Board, San Francisco, February 12, 1960
IOC 56th Session, San Francisco, February 15-16, 1960
Executive Board, Rome, August 19, 1960
IOC 57th Session, Rome, August 22-24, 1960
Executive Board, Rome, September 10, 1960
Executive Board, Athens, June 15, 1961

Executive Board with International Federations, Athens, June 16, 1961
Executive Board with National Olympic Committees, Athens, June 17, 1961
IOC 58th Session, Athens, June 19-21, 1961
Executive Board, Lausanne; Brundage Travel and Meeting Material, February 22-
March 14, 1962
Executive Board with the Board on Amateurism, Lausanne, March 2-3, 1%2
IOC 59th Session, Moscow, June 5-8, 1962
Executive Board with International Federations, Lausanne, February 8, 1963
Executive Board. Lausanne, February 9, 1963
Executive Board, Lausanne, June 5, 1963
Executive Board with International Federations, Lausanne, June 6, 1963
Executive Board, Baden-Baden, October 14, 1963
Executive Board with National Olympic Committees, Baden-Baden, October 15, 1963
IOC 60th Session, Baden-Baden, October 16-20, 1963
Executive Board, Innsbrick, January 25-26, 1964
IOC 61st Session, Innsbruck, January 26-28, 1964
Executive Board with National Olympic Coiranittees, Tokyo, October 3, 1964
Executive Board, Tokyo, October 4-5, 1964
IOC 62nd Session, Tokyo,' October 6-8, 1964
Executive Board, Tokyo, October 16, 1964
Executive Board with International Federations, Lausanne, April 12, 1965
Executive Board, Paris, July 9-10, 1965
Executive Board with National Olympic Committees, Madrid, October 4, 1965
Executive Board, Madrid, October 5-8, 1965
IOC 63rd Session, Madrid, October 6-9, 19.65
Box 93 : IOC Minutes, 1966-October 7-11, 1968

Executive Board, Rome, April 21-24, 1966
Executive Board with International Federations, Rome, April 23, 1966
IOC 64th Session, Rome, April 25-28, 1966
Executive Board, Copenhagen, February 11-12, 1967
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Box 93 ; IOC Minutes, 1966-October 7-11, 1968 (continued)

Executive Board, Tehran May 2-8, 1967
Executive Board with National Olympic Committees, Tehran, May 3, 1967
IOC 65th Session, Tehran, May 6-9, 1967
Commlttion for Press and Public Relations, Lausanne, September 25-26, 1967
Executive Board, Lausanne, January 26-27; Grenoble, January 29-31, 1968
Executive Board with International Federations, Lausanne, January 27-28, 1968
IOC 66th Session, Grenoble, February 1-5, 1968
Executive Session, Lausanne, April 21, 1968
Executive Board, Mexico City, September 30-0ctober 6, 1968
African National Olympic Committees, Mexico City, October 2, 1968
IOC Program, Mexico City, October 2-12, 1968
Executive Board with National Oljnnpic Committees, Mexico City, October
3-5, 1968
Finance Commission and International Federations Commission Representatives
and International Federations Judo, Shooting and Athletic Representatives,
Mexico City, October 6, 1968
IOC .67th Session, Mexico City, October 7-11, 1968
Box 94 : IOC Minutes, October 7-11, 1968 (revised )-1969

IOC 67th Session, Mexico City, October 7-11, 1968 (revised minutes)
Supervising Commission for Assistance to National Olympic Committees,
Mexico City, October 18, 1968
Approval of the Minutes of the 68th Session, 1968-69
Executive Board, Lausanne, March 22-23, 1969 (Draft of the minutes)
Executive Board with International Federations, Lausanne, June 3, 1969
Press and Public Relations Commission, Warsaw, June 5, 1969
Executive Board, Warsaw, June 5-9, 1969
IOC 68th Session, Warsaw, June 6-10, 1969
Commission for Press and Public Relations, Dubrovnik, October 23, 1969
Executive Board and National Olympic Committees, Dubrovnik,
October 25-26, 1969

Executive Board, Amsterdam, May 8'-16, 1970
Executive Board with the International Federations, Amsterdam, May 9, 1970
Three IOC Vice-Presidents Representing the Executive Board and the
Representatives of the International Federations, London, January 5-7;
Paris, January 11-12; Lausanne, January 13-14, 1971
Comparative Table of Questions Asked by the International Federations
IOC Rules on Eligibility and its Official Interpretation
Olympic Program and Technical Questions
Memorandum Concerning the Revision and Interpretation of Rule 26 on
Eligibility and IOC Official Interpretation of Rule 26
Executive Board, Munich, September 9; Luxemburg, September 12-17, 1971
Executive Board and National Olympic Committees, Munich, September 10-11, 1971
Executive Board, Moscow, July 16-17, 1971
IOC 71st Session, Luxemburg, September 15-17, 1971
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Box 95 : IOC Minutes, 1970-1972 (continued)

Executive Board, Tokyo, January 28, 1972; Sapporo, January 29-February 1, 1972
Executive Board with International Federations, Ldusanne, May 29, 1972
Box 96 ; International Olympic Committee, Commissions and Committees
Report on IOC Commissions, Lausanne, June, 1971

Coordinating and Supervising Committee, Jose de J. Clark, 1968, 1969, 1970-72
Coordinating and Supervising Committee-1, Aid Commission, Juan A.
Samaranch (2 folders), 1968-71
Coordinating and Supervising Committee-2, Eligibility Commission, Alexandru
Siperco, 1968-69, 1970-71
Box 97 ; IOC Commissions and Committees
Coordinating and Supervising Commlttee-3, Legislation Discrimination and

Relations between National Oljrmpic Committees and Governments von ,
FrenkeU. 1968-69, 1970-72

Coordinating and Supervising Committee-4, Olympic Program, 1968-69 Officials
at Games, Designation of Cities to Stage Games, Arpad Csanadl
Olympic Program for 1970
Coordinating and Supervising Committee-5, Membership, 1968-69, IOC Relations,
IOC, National Olympic Committees and International Federations Annual
Meetings, Olympic Congress, Aw. G. Onestl
Coordinating and Supervising Committee-6, Booklet and Administration of
Olympic Games, Sandy Duncan, Marcello Garronl, and Yuklaki Iwata,
1966-70
Cultural Commission, Wlodzimierz Reczek, 1932, 1952-55, 1958-62, 1967-72
Eligibility Commission, Hugh Weir, 1952-65, 1966-68, 1970-71, 1972

Finance Commission, Lord Luke, 1966-68, 1969, 1970-71

Finance Commission, Lord Luke, 1972
Commission for the Financial and General Aid to National Olympic Committees,
Lord Luke, 1968-69
Financial Statements IOC, 1970-72
Commission to Study the Conditions in Latin America, 1950 ,
Legislation Commission, Marquis d 'Exeter, 1969, 1970-71

Medical Commission, 1966-69, 1970-73
Ain)hetamines Used in Athletics, 1937, 1959-69, 1970-73
Artificial Respiration, 1951
Medicine, 1960-69, 1970, 1973
Sports Advisory Committee, 1953

Joint Commission, National Olympic Committees and -ioc 's
Ivar Vind, 1967-68, 1969
Office Reorganization Commission, Count de Beaumont, 1965-66
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Box 100 : IOC Commissions and Committees (continued)

Olympic Academy Commission, 1967-69, 1970-72
Olympic Aid Commission, Count de Beaumont, 1962-63
Protection of Olympic Emblems Commission, Lord Luke, 1967-69, 1970, 1971-72
Public Relations and Press Commission, Lord Killanin, 1966-69, 1970-71

Minutes of the Commission for Press and Public Relations
Lausanne, September 25-26, 1967
Varsovie, June 5, 1969
Luxemburg, September 13, 1971
Munich, August 17, 1972
Press Analysis, February 2-4, 1974
Report on the Activity of the Five Joint Commissions and Coordinating and
Supervising Committee, Mexico City, May 1970
Revision of Rule 36 Commission, 1961, 1964-66
Commission on South Africa, 1964-68
Television Policy Commission, Aw. G. Onesti, 1966-67
Inquiry into Winter Games Commission, H. A. Van Karnabeek, 1965-69
Box 102 : International Olympic Committee Subject File

Additions of Sports to Olympic Program, 1969
Adminis tr at ion
Olympic Museum, 1960, 1966-69
Secretariat Reports, 1969-72
Staff and Membership Lists, Ceremony of Introduction for New Members,
1946, 1950, 1956-57
Amateur Hockey Association and V Winter Games, Letter to Officials about,
January 9, 1948
Amateurism, 1929-35, 1940-42, 1955-56, 1959-60, 1964-68
American Broadcasting Company, 1969
Arts Committee, 1950-51
Count Bonacossa Trophy, 1954, 1966-67
Broken Time (2 folders), 1947-61, 1968-71
Data, Background Material, Correspondence, 1926-30, 1947-48, 1954-57, 1962
President Avery Brundage, 1952-53
Candidates Blank Forms, n.d.
40th Anniversary Celebration, Lausanne, June 23, 1934
75th Anniversary Celebrations of IOC
Argentina, 1969
Finland, 1969
Poland, 1968-69
Switzerland, 1967-69
Champion Award Winners, 1956
Charte des Jeux Olympiques, etc., n.d.
Box 103 IOC Subject File

;
Pierre de Coubertin (2 folders), 1946-47, 1953-54, 1957-71

Data, 1937-46, 1962-64
Newspaper Clippings and Photographs, 1957, 1960-66
James Sullivan Correspondence, 1906, 1909-10
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Box lOA ; IOC Subject File

Council of Europe, 1963
Cuba, 1963
Data, 1953, 1956
Diploma of Merit, 1966-69
Dipping of the United States Flag, 1972
Echanges Comite International des 1948-50
, ,
Election of President, 1964

Eligibility, 1957, 1961-63
Eligibility in College Sport, 1943, 1960-62, 1967
Esperanto Language, 1972
Estatutos T By Laws of IOC by Juan Synder, 1946
European Gaines, 1960, 1969
Executive Board (3 folders) , 1952-70
Feamley Cup, 1957, 1966
50th Anniversary of Office at Lausanne, Switzerland, April 10, 1965
Financial, Audit Reports, 1946-57
Financing of Swedish and Swiss Sport, 1953
Flags and Hymns .Question of Discontinuing Use in Victory Ceremonies, 1956,
1963, 1969
Grotius Foundation, The International (2 folders), 1965-70
Information for Cities Which Desire to Stage Olympic Games, 1956-57
Indonesia, 1962-63
1st International Congress of Psychology of Sport, Rome, Italy, April 20-24,
1965
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The International Olympic Academy, Olympla, Greece (4 folders), 1948-69
Box 106 : IOC Subject File
The International Olympic Academy, Olympic, Greece (2 folders), 1970-73

Olympla, Greece Maps - Major Transportation Systems, 1972, 1985
Photo Album, 1972
Sessions Reports, 1961-70
IOC Members Representing the United States and Olympic Team Competitors,
1896-1937
Joint Advisory Committee and International Sports Federations, 1952-54
Judging of Events at Olympic Games, 1968

Knox Reeves Advertising, Inc. , 1958
Latin America, Study Conditions in, 1950
Letters of Praise on President Brundage's Stand on Amateurism, 1971-74
Maritz, Inc. (Olympic Emblem for Sports Symbol of Excellence), 1965
Member Cards, 1953-54
Mexican Trophy, 1968
Modem Olympic Games, 60th Anniversary: Athens, May 9-13; Lausanne,
May 22, 1954
NATO (Requests for Visas), 1963-64
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Newspaper Clippings
Amateurism, 1963, 1970-74
French, 1970-74
Foreign, 1970-74
German, 1970-74
Nobel Peace Prize, 1937, 1953, 1965
Olympia, "Handing Over of the Antique Stadium," by Dr. Carl Bur ckhardt , n.d.
Olympic Articles by others, 1936-46
Olympic Awards and Medals, 1955, 1966-69
Oljnnpic Clothing, 1970-71

Olympic Competitors, Entry Form, n.d.
Olympic Cup, 1966-69
Olympic Day in Different Countries, 1953-54, 1966, 1969-70
Olympic Dinner, Philadelphia, November 10, 1954
Olympic Film, "The Games," 1969
Olympic Film, "International Olympic Academy," 1969
Olympic Films, 1970-71
Olympic Films, Photography and Television, 1940, 1950-69
Olympic Flame, 1956, 1968-69

Olympic Fund (2 folders), 1952-68
Olympic Games
Armed Services (2 folders) , 1953-68
Charter, 1948
Committee, 1952
Data, 1950-54, 1960-64
Dipping of United States Flag, 1960, 1968-69
General, 1955
Hawaii, 1939-40, 1945, 1952-64
Olympic Games
History and Meaning of Circles, Flag, Motto, 1906, 1936, 1951-60, 1969
Metric System, 1946-47, 1960
Newspaper Clippings, 1948, 1952, 1956, 1960, 1963-64
Organization, Suggestions for the Improvement of the, May 24, 1957
Political Interference, 1968
State Athletes, 1954
Statistics, 1894-1968
United States City Choice, 1948
Victory Ceremony, 1968
Die Olympischen Spiele , Avery Brundage Pierre de Coubertin, Ernst Curtius,
,
Carl Diem, 1971

Olympic Hall of Fame, 1954
Olympic Hymn, 1954-69
Olympic Medals, Emblems, Souvenirs, Buttons, 1931, 1953-61, 1965, 1969
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New Olympic Motto, n.d.

"The Olympic Movement and Its Influence on Physical Education," 1964
Olympic Movement, Objectives, ca. 1946, 1954, 1959-60, 1968, 1971
Participation, 1896-1952
Philosophy, 1961 m
Rule 25, 1954
Shoe and Shoe Scandal, 1969
Solidarity, 1970-72
Team Sports, n.d.
Trophy Room, 1962
Truce, 1968-69
Youth Camp, Oaxtepec Declaration, 1969
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Olympics, Commercialization of Amateur Sport through Advertising on

Equipment, 1969
Olympics, "Fair Play for American Athletes," 1935-36
Olympics, "Technology and Olympic Games," 1969
Organization Chart, 1968
Organization Structure, 1966-73
Philately, 1956, 1959-60, 1963-68

Physical Education and Recreation, 1965-66
Special Committee, "Photography," 1954
Policy, 1928-39
Premio Internationale dello Sport Cristoforo Colombo, 1959
Prescriptions Taken for the Olympic Sessions and Meetings' Organization,
Avery Brundage and Otto Mayer, n.d.
President for Term, 1968-72, Letters Supporting Avery Brundage Re-election,
1968
Press Articles, 1953
Press Releases, 1945, 1956, 1967-69
Prize for Press During Games, 1960
Protocol, 1952-53, 1956, 1960-61, 1966
Information on Winner's Records" in Different Olympic Games up to 1956
Conmiittee for Reduction of Olympic Games, 1950-51
Reduction of Olympic Program, 1953, 1969
Circular Letters and Data, 1949-54
Relays, 1953
Requests for Autographs and Photographs of the President (2 folders) , 1952-69
U.S.S.R. Olympic Committee Proposal for Reorganization of IOC, 1959-61

Reorganization of Chateau de Vidy Office, 1968-69
Roster of Members and Honorary Members, 1926-68
Rules, 1948-49
Rules and Regulations, Revisions for New Editions (4 folders), 1954-67
Material Used for Original Rule Book and Green Book, n.d.
Rule Changes (2 folders), 1932-34, 1962, 1967-70
Rules Project, New, 1957-58

Rules for Regional Games , 1951
Rule 26, 1957, 1962-65, 1969-74
Rule 49, 1970-71
Russia, 1946, 1950-56
Scoring of Points, 1956
Sessions (Requirements of Candidate Cities), n.d.
Southern California Committee for the Olympic Games (2 folders), 1939, 1944,
1948-54, 1957-68
Southern California Finance Committee, 1932-35
Sport Articles and Data, 1936, 1947-53, 1957
Starting Blocks, 1936-38
Taher, Mohammed Trophy, 1957, 1962, 1966-67
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Television (2 folders) , 1955-66

Television Rights, Distribution of (2 folders), 1968-72
Timing, 1932, 1951-53, 1956, 1960, 1965-69
Tokyo Trophy, 1967-69
Transportation, 1946-51
Transportation and Housing, 1955-60, 1965
Union Pedagogue Universal, 1925-30
United States
in the 1956 Games
Information Agency, 1956
Special Letters (Henry Jackson, Everett Dirksen, Otto Kemer, Mark
Hatfield, Robert Moses, F. Edward Hebert) ,1960-68
Members of the International Federations, n.d.
Post Office Information, 1948-55
Winter Games
Future of, 1959, 1972-73
Summary of Places Won in Olympic Games, 1924-48
Winter Games
Competitors Questionnaire, 1956
Bulgaria
Canada
Finland
Great Britain
Greece
Iceland
Iran
Japan
Liechtenstein
Poland
Rumania
Spain
Switzerland
Turkey
United States
Yugoslavia
Women Athletics (2 folders), 1937, 1948, 1952-53, 1959, 1971-72
World Olympic Day, 1948
Box 116 : National Olympic Committees

Applications for Recognition as National Olympic Committees, 1934, 1946-69
1970-72
Exiles, 1950-64
General (2 folders) , 1969-71
National Olympic Committees of Europe, 1970-73
National Olympic Committees Officers and Data, 1938, 1953-54
National Olympic Committees and Populations of Each Country, April 1963
National Olympic Federation, Afghanistan, 1957, 1961
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Albania
Comite Olympique, 1956-59, 1963
Algeria
Comite Olumpique, 1962-67, 1970
Argentina
Comite Olimpico Argentine (4 folders) , 1939-69
General (2 folders) 1969-73
,
World Sport Congress, 1970

Australia
Australian Olympic Federation, 1934, 1952, 1957-60, 1962, 1965-69
General, 1949, 1953, 1956-69, 1970-72
Dawn Fraser Scandal, 1965
Austria
Oesterreichsches Olympisches Komitee (5 folders) 1946-72
,
General, 1937-38, 19-53-66, 1970-74

Bahamas
Olympic Association, 1953-54, 1959, 1968
Barbados, British West Indies
Olympic Association, 1955, 1958, 1962
Belgium
Comite Olympique (3 folders), 1948-73
General, 1949, 1955-61, 1966-69
Bermuda
Olympic Association, 1947-52, 1964-68
General, 1947
Bolivia
Comite Olimpico, 1942, 1945-47, 1951-53, 1957, 1963-64, 1969, 1970-72
General, 1962
North Borneo
Olympic Committee, 1955-56
Brazil
Comite Olimpico Brasileiro, 1941-45, 1949-60, 1962-68, 1971-72
General, 1942, 1954, 1957, 1960-69
Bulgaria
Comite Olympique, 1953, 1956-62, 1963-69, 1970-72
General, 1953, 1957-60, 1964

Cambodia
Comite National Olympique Khmer, 1956, 1960-61, 1971
Camerouns
Comite Olympique, 1959, 1963, 1966-67, 1970-72
Canada
Olympic Association (7 folders), 1938, 1946-72
General, 1947-49, 1954-69, 1970-74
World Ice Hockey Championships, 1970
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Central African Republic
Comite Olympique, 1965
Ceylon
Oljrmpic and Commonwealth Association, 1959, 1968-69
National Olympic Committee of the Republic of Sri Lanka, 1971-73
Chad
Comite Olympique, 1964
Box 120 ; National Olympic Committees

Chile
Comite Olimpico, 1940-48, 1958-59, 1963-69, 1970-73
General, 1943-69
China
People's Republic of China
Olympic Committee, 1952, 1954, 1959-60, 1964
General, 1963-64, 1966, 1968, 1970-72
Clippings, 1970-74
Republic of China
Olympic Committee (3 folders), 1952-73
General (2 folders), 1959, 1961, 1964-66, 1970-72
China
Chinese Question, 1956-58, 1960-61, 1964-66
Favorable Letters, 1959
Protest. Letters, January 17-June 7, June 15-29, 1959

China
Chinese Question
Protest Letters, July 1-November 30, 1959
Newspaper Clippings
French Language Papers, 1959
Foreign Press, 1959
Midwestern United States Papers, 1959
Northern United States Papers, 1959
Southern United States Papers, 1959
Western United States Papers, 1959
Photocopies of Editorials Following Meeting in Munich, Germany,
May 1959
Periodical Articles, 1959-60
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Box 123 ; National 01yin)ic Coimilttees
Coloifcla
Comlte Ollmpico, 1939-42, 1946-51, 1953-58, 1959-64, 1965-66, 1967,
1968-69, 1970-72
General, 1971-73
Senior, Edgard A., 1970-73
Congo Republic, Brazzaville, 1963-69, 1971-72

Costa Rica
Comlte Ollmpico, 1957-69
General, 1971
Cuba
Comlte Ollmpico, 1937-45, 1948-51, 1953-58, 1961-62, 1963, 1964-69, 1970-72
Cuba
Cuba Libre, Union Deportlva (2 folders), 1962-68
Czechos lovakla
Comlte Olymplque (2 folders) , 1946-72
Jahoda, Svatopluk, Dr., 1971-74
Dahomey
Comlte Olymplque, 1962, 1965, 1971
Denmark
Comlte Olymplque, 1947, 1950, 1954-57, 1961-62, 1964-69, 1970-72
Dominican Republic
Comlte Ollmpico, 1941-42, 1947-48, 1953-54, 1958, 1962-69, 1970-72
Ecuador
Comlte Ollmpico, 1938-39, 1953-59, 1958-59, 1963-69, 1970-72
Egypt
Comlte Olymplque, 1971-73
El Salvador
Comlte Nadonal Ollmpico, 1941-42, 1953, 1956-63, 1967-69, 1970-72
Ethiopia
Comlte Olymplque, 1971-72
National Ethiopian Sports Confederation, 1961, 1964-65, 1969
Finland
Olympic Committee, 1935, 1939-40, 1946-47, 1952-69, 1970-72
General, 1946, 1949-53, 1959-62, 1967-69
France
Comlte Olymplque (4 folders), 1937-39, 1944, 1945-60, 1961-66, 1967-69, 1970-72
France
General, 1938-40, 1956, 1960, 1963-69, 1970-73
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Box 127 ; National Olympic Committees (continued)
Gabon
Comite Olympique, 1964-69, 1971
Germany
Nationales Olymplsches Komitee fur Deutschland (2 folders), 1930-39, 1941, 1945-52
West Germany
Nationales Olympisches Komitee Fur Deutschland (3 folders) , 1953-65
Germany
West Germany
Nationales Olympisches Komitee fur Deutschland, 1966-69
General (5 folders), 1934-41, 1945-46, 1949-50, 1952-60, 1964-74
Germany
Berlin Problem, 1930, 1934-36
German Question, 1945, 1950-52, 1959-65, 1969
Intemationaler Arbeitskreis Sportstallenbau E. V., 1968-69, 1970-71
Newspaper Clippings, 1934-35, 1947-51, 1953-69
Saar, Olympisches Komitee Des Saarlandes, 1953-56
East Germany
Nationales Olympisches Komitee der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik, 1951-57
Germany
East Germany
Nationales Olympisches Komitee der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik (3 folders)
1958-72
General, 1959, 1965, 1967-69, 1970-72
Newspaper Clippings, 1955-64, 1968-69
Violations, 1959-63, 1966
Ghana f
Olympic Committee, 1960, l%6-68

Olympic and Overseas Games Committee, 1970-72
General, 1973
Gibraltar
Great Britain
The British Olympic Association (3 folders), 1932-39, 1945-72
Edward Heath to Avery Brundage, Sept. 8, 1972
General, 1946-49, 1952-54, 1959-61, 1966-69
Newspaper Clippings, 1948-49, 1952, 1957-59, 1968-69
Box 131 : National Oljnnpic Committees
Greece
Comite Olympique Hellenic (3 folders), 1938, 1945, 1953-72
General, 1939, 1948, 1953-57, 1960-65
Guatemala
Comite Olimpico Guatemalteco (4 folders), 1941-43, 1947-72
Guinea
Comite Olympique Gulneen, 1964-67, 1971
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Box 131 : National Olympic Committees, (continued)
Guiana
The British Guiana Olympic Association^ 1947-51, 1956, 1970
Haiti
Comite Olympique Haitien, 1937-43, 1952-54, 1957-58, 1964, 1967-68
Honduras
Comite Olimpico Hondureno, 1956-57, 1967-68
Hong Kong
Amateur Sports Federation and Olympic Committee, 1955-64
Hong Kong
Amateur Sports Federation and Olympic Committee (2 folders) , 1965-73
Newspaper Clippings, 1958, 1961, 1965-67
Hungary
Comite Olympique Hongrois (3 folders), 1940, 1947-72
Hungarian Problem, 1956-60
75th Anniversary of Olympic Movement and Brundage
83rd Anniversary of Olympic Movement and Brundage, 1970
Iceland
Comite Olympique D'Islande, 1957-58, 1965-66, 1969
India
Indian Olympic Association (3 folders) , 1953-72
General (2 folders), 1953-73
Indonesia
Komite Olahraga Naslonal (2 folders), 1955-63, 1966-71
General, 1970-71
Iran
Olympic Association, 1954-69
General, 1953-68, 1970-71
Iraq
General, 1972
Ireland
Olympic Council, 1931-32, 1934-36, 1945, 1948-53, 1956-57
General, 1933, 1953, 1956-57, 1967
Newspaper Clippings, 1947-50, 1956-59, 1963
Israel
Olympic Committee, 1950-55, 1958-69
General, 1950, 1955, 1959-62
Italy
Comitato Olympico Nazionale Italiano (2 folders), 1938-40, 1946-73
General, 1937-40, 1949-50, 1954-69, 1970-73
Newspaper Clippings, 1937-41, 1952, 1956, 1959, 1962, 1969-70
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Box 135 ; National Olya^lc Committees (continued)
Ivory Coast
Conlte Olymplque Ivorlen, 1966
General, 1970
Jamaica
Jamaica Olympic Association, 1939-41, 1946-50, 1958-62, 1965-69, 1970-72
Japan
The Japanese Olympic Committee (4 folders), 1937-39, 1948-73
General (3 folders), 1936-41, 1947-69
Japan
General, 1970-72
Newspaper Clippings, 1940-41, 1948-54, 1959, 1963-68
Jordan
Olympic Committee, 1960-63, 1966-69
Kenya
General, 1958-69
Korea
Olympic Coimaittee (3 folders), 1946-51, 1955-74
Box 138 ; National Olympic Coaadtteea
Korea
General, 1953-55, 1959-68
Newspaper Clippings, 1951, 1957, 1961-63
North Korea
National 01yiq;>lc Coandttee of the Democratic People's Republic, 1956-69
Kuwait
01y^>le CooKLttee, 1963-69
Lebanon
Comite Olymplque Llbanals, 196 4-, 1969
Liberia
Llberlan Olympic Gams Assodatloa, 1966, 1968
Ubya
Comite Olymplque Lyblen, 1956, 1962-65, 1970, 1973
Liechtenstein
Comite Olymplque, 1960, 1965-66. 1971-73
Luxemburg
Comite Olyi^tlque Luxeabourgeols , 1952, 1958, 1961-69, 1970-73
Madagascar
Comite Olymplque Malgache, 1965, 1971
Malawi
Olympic and CoiMoawealth Gams Association of Malawi, 1968-71
General, 1971-72
Malaysia
Olympic Council, 1953-56, 1963-69
General, 1971-72
Mali
CosLte Olyi^lque MaUen, 1960, 1967-69, 1970
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Box 138 ; National Olympic Committees (continued)
Malta
Mexico
Comlte Olymplco Mexicano (2 folders), 1940-41, 1946-60
Mexico
Comlte Olymplco Mexicano (2 folders), 1961-74
General (3 folders), 1934, 1940-42, 1947-56, 1961-73
Agulrre, Enrique C, 1955-61, 1964-69
"El Fomento Deportivo en Mexico", Nov. 1970
"Estado Actual Del Deporte en Relaclon con la Capacldad Nacional," Nov. 1970
Equestrian Problems, 1960-62
Newspaper Clippings, 1939, 1950-53, 1961-69
Monaco
Comlte Olympique Monegasque, 1964-69, 1970-73
General, 1964
Newspaper Clippings, 1947, 1953, 1956-58, 1966
Mongolia
Comlte National Olympique de la Republique Populalre de Mongolie, l%0-62, 1%7
Morocco
Comlte National Oljnnpique Marocaln, 1954-63, 1967-68, 1970-72
Nepal
National Olympic Connlttee, 1970
Netherlands
Olympic Conmittee, 1938, 1949-53, 1956-69, 1971-72
General, 1953-58, 1962, 1969, 1970-73
Netherland Antilles
Nederlands Antillaans Olympisch Comite, 1941-42, 1954, 1957-69
General, 1942, 1957, 1965
New Zealand
New Zealand Olympic and British Commonwealth Games Association,
1953-68, 1971-72
General, 1956, 1960-68, 1970-73
Nicaragua
Comlte Olimpico Nlcaraguense, 1942, 1958, 1970-72
General, 1972
Niger
Comite Olympique Nigerien, 1963, 1971
Nigeria
Olympic Connlttee, 1954, 1960-69, 1970-72
General, 1954, 1971-73
Norway
Norwegian Olympic Connlttee, 1937, 1950, 1954-57, 1961, 1965-69, 1970-72
General, (King Olaf) 1946, 1950-57, 1961, 1966-68, 1970-73
Newspaper Clippings, 1953, 1958, 1965, 1969
85
Pakistan
Olympic Association, 1953, 1956-68, 1971-73
General, 1967-68, 1970-74
Panama
Comite Olimpico, 1946-47, 1950-53, 1956-58, 1963-69, 1971-72
General, 1942, 1946-47, 1952-55, 1959, 1970-71
Panama Canal Zone
United States Olympic Committee, 1933-41 .? .
Paraguay
Comite Olimpico Paraguayo, 1950-51, 1964, 1969
Peru
Comite Olimpico Peruano, 1940-43, 1946-55, 1965-69, 1970-72
General, 1950-55, 1959-65
Philippines
Philippine Amateur Athletic Federation (2 folders), 1951, 1955-72
General (2 folders), 1952-60, 1967-68, 1970, 1972
Newspaper Clippings, 1958-59, 1963, 1968
Poland
Comite Olympique Polonais (2 folders), 1937-38, 1956-62, 1967-73
General (2 folders), 1934, 1937, 1956-62, 1965-73
Newspaper Clippings, 1937, 1968
Portugal
Comite Olimpico Portugues (3 folders), 1950-51, 1955-69, 1972-74
General, 1958-60, 1963-65, 1968
Puerto Rico
Comite Olimpico de Puerto Rico (3 folders), 1935, 1947-72
General, 1959, 1963-65
Newspaper Clippings, 1950, 1962-67
Rhodesia
National Olympic Committee of Rhodesia (2 folders) , 1957-73
General (2 folders) 1965-72
,

Problem, 1969-74
Rumania
Comite Olympique Roumain (2 folders), 1948, 1953, 1957-61, 1965-72
General (2 folders), 1953, 1956-58, 1965-71
San Marino
Comitato Olimpico Nazionale Sammarinese (2 folders), 1956, 1969, 1971-72
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia Olympic Committee, 1960, 1965
Senegal
Comite Olympique Senegalais (2 folders), 1963, 1969-72
Sierra Leone
Sierra Leone Olympic & Overseas Games Committee (2 folders), 1963, 1968, 1971
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Box 143 : National Olympic Committees (continued)
Singapore
Olympic Committee of Singapore (2 folders), 1956-58, 1965, 1970
South Africa
South African Olympic and National Games Association (4 folders), 1950-63, 1970-73
South Africa
Emery, Ira G. (3 folders), 1961-73
Games at Bloemfontein, March 15, 1969
Mclldowie, Denis, 1970-73
Newspaper Clippings (4 folders), 1953, 1966
South Africa
Newspaper Clippings (6 folders), 1967-68, 1970-74
South Africa
Non-Racial Sports Organization Report, 1973
Problem, IOC's and NOC's Opinions (A-L, M-Z) , 1968
South African Problem (4 folders), 1963-1973
Spain
Comite Olimpico Espanol (3 folders), 1936, 1940, 1946-47, 1952-72
General, 1936, 1955-69, 1970-73
Newspaper Clippings , 1954-69
Sudan
Sudanese Olympic -Cemmittee, 1959-61, 1964-66
Surinam
Surinaams Olympisch Comite, 1958-59, 1967, 1971
Sweden
The Swedish Olympic Committee, 1933-34, 1945-50, 1956-69, 1970-73
General, 1934, 1938-39, 1945-69, 1970-72
Newspaper Clippings 1945-69,
Ekstrom, Sven Sports Columnist, 1970-73

,
Switzerland
Comite Olympique Suisse, 1937-39, 1946, 1954-69, 1970-72
Switzerland
Newspaper Clippings, 1947-48, 1954, 1958-69
Tanzania
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Box 149 ; National Olynplc Comlttees (continued)
Thailand
Olympic Connlttee, 1952-66, 1970-73
General, 1967-71
Togo
Comlte Olymplque Togolals, 1964-65
Trinidad and Tobago
Olympic Association, 1941, 1947, 1962, 1969
Tunisia
Comlte 01yaq>lque Tunlslen, 1956-67, 1970-73
Turkey
Turkish Olympic Committee, 1952-59, 1965-68, 1970-74
General, 1972-73
Uganda
General, 1972-73
Uruguay
Comlte 01lB5)lco Uruguayo, 1941-42, 1945-62, 1965-66, 1969, 1971-72
United Arab Republic
Comlte Olyn^lque de la Republlque Arabe Unle, 1938-40, 1950, 1954-65
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Comlte Olymplque d'U.S.S.R. , 1947, 1950-69, 1970-72
General, 1956, 1960-69, 1970-73
Venezuela
Comlte Ollmplco Venezolano (4 folders), 1943-46, 1950-52, 1955-Juna 1972
Venezuela
General, 1970-72
Vlet-Nam
Olympic Committee, 1956-57. 1960, 1967-69, 1972
General, 1962, 1971-72
Virgin Islands
Yugoslavia
Comlte Olymplque Yougoslave, 1954-69, 1970-72
General, 1972
Zaire
Comlte Olymplque Congolais, 1960-69, 1971-73
Zambia
National 01yiq)lc Coomiittee, 1955, 1963-69, 1970-72
Olympic Games
VIII Olympiad, Paris, France, 1924

List of American Olympic Committeemen in France, 1924
Report of the Belgian Olympic Bureau, 1924
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Box 151 ; Olympic Games (continued)
X Olympiad, Los Angeles, California, 1932

Dinner and Reception for IOC's, NOC's and IF's, 7/29/32
General. 1931-33
Newspaper Clippings, 1928, 1931-32
Box 152 ; Olympic Games
IV Winter Games, Garmlsch-Partenklrchen, 1936

General, 1934-36
Program, 1936
XI Olympiad, Berlin, Germany, 1936
Data, 1935-36
Equestrian, 1932-35, 1938
Finance Policy, 1933-41
Fine Arts, 1936
Flag Salute, 1925, 1928, 1932-33, 1936
General, 1934-38
Handbook of the American Olympic Conmlttee, 1936
iTiewlsh Problem
Antl-Semltlc Publications, 1934-38
Box 153 : Olympic Games

Jewish Problem
Favorable Reports (3 folders), 1933-34, 1935, 1936
Jewish Examiner (3 folders), 1935, 1936, 1937
Miscellaneous, 1934-35

Jewish Problem
Newspaper Clippings (3 folders), 1933-38

Newspaper Clippings (3 folders)
Boycott Clippings, 1935-38
Jesse Owens, 1936
Organizing Committee, 1935-36
Passenger Lists, Acqultanla, 2/19/36
Bremen, 1/25/36
Manhattan, 7/15/36
Photographs, 1936
Garmlsch and Berlin, 1936
Programs, 1936
Recommendations by Managers, 1936-37
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Box 156 ;
Olympic Games
V Winter Games, St. Moritz, Switzerland, 1940

XII Olympiad, Tokyo, Japan (1940, Cancelled), 1938-39
XII Olympiad, Helsinki, Finland (not celebrated, 1940), 1932-40
General, 1946-48
Ice Hockey Problem, 1947-48
Newspaper Clippings
Sketches of the Winter U. S. Olympic Team
XIV Olympiad, London, England, 1948
Amateurism
Art Competition Entry Form
Avery Brundage Personal, 1947-48
Brundage Report on XIV Olympiad and St. Moritz Games
Bulletins
Cultural Program, 1947-48
Films, 1946-51
Food and Housing, 1947-49
Games Committee
General
Kaszubski Complaint
Box 157 ;
Olympic Games

Olympic Fund, 1940, 1946-49
Post Olympiad Tours
Press Releases
Publicity, 1946-48
Timing Watches, 1947-48
U.S.O.C. Local Committees, 1947-48
VI Winter Games, Oslo, Norway, 1952
Data, 1951-52
Games Committee, 1951-52
General, 1951-52
News Bulletins and Programs

Newspapers
Newspaper Clippings
Transportation and Housing, 1951-52
U.S. Olympic Ski Games Committee, 1951-52
XV Olympiad, Helsinki, Finland, 1952
Applications, 1951-52
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Box 158 ;
Olympic Games (continued)

Clothing, Equipment and Housing
Data, 1951-52
Films and Television, 1951-52
Games Committee, 1951-52
General, 1940-41, 1950-52
Newspaper Clippings
Box 159 ;
Olympic Games

Box 160 ;
Olympic Games

Olympiad Official News-Service, 1949-52
,
Olympic Fund, 1951

Jan. - June, 1952
July - Dec, 1952
Personnel of the U.S. Armed Forces, 1951-52
Timing Watches, 1951-52
Box 161 ;
Olympic Games
VII Winter Games, Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy, 1956

Data, 1955-56
General, 1955-56
Official Daily Program, 1956
XVI Olympiad, Melbourne, Australia, 1956
Bid, 1949
Cultural Program
Data
Equestrian Events, Melbourne, 1952-54
Stockholm
Box 162 ;
Olympic Games

Food, Housing and Transportation, 1953-56
Fund, 1947, 1953-56
Invitations
National Entries
91
Box 163 ; 0l7^>lc Gaaes

Newspaper Clippings
Australian Press (5 folders), 1953, 1955-56
Social Events, 1956
Foreign Press, 1955-56
Box 164 ; Olympic Gaaes
XVI 01y^>iad, Melbourne, Australia, 1956

Newspaper Clippings
United States Press (3 folders), 1949, 1953, 1955-56
Ne%rs Releases, Australian News and Information Bureau
Official Newrs Service, 1953-56
Organizing Connittee (2 folders), 1950-59

Organizing Copmdttee, E. J. Holt, 1953-56
Information
Photographs
Programs
VIII Winter Games, Squaw VaUey, California, I960
Bid, 1958-59
Data, 1955-60
Films and Television
VIII Winter Games, Squaw Valley, California, 1960

Newspaper Clippings
Foreign and United States Press (2 folders), 1955-60
U.S. Press, 1960
Organizing Committee (5 folders), 1955-61

Pageantry Coamittee, 1959
Photographs, Riverside Hotel, Nevada and Squaw Valley
Preliminary Reports to the California 01yiq>ic Cood^sion, 1956
Press Releases, 1958-60
Programs
Progress Reports, 1958-60
Report to the Organizing Committee, Buildings and Structures, 1956
Resignations, Technical Advisors, 1958
92
UllOlyi (continued)
Box 168 ;
Olympic Games
XVII Olympiad, Rome, Italy, 1960

Bid, 1956
Circular Letters, 1958
Data, 1958-60
General, 1957-60
Box 169 ;
Olympic Games
VIII Olympiad, Rome, Italy, 1960

Programs
Progress Reports, 1956-60
Sports Illustrated Magazines
IX Winter Games, Innsbruck, Austria, 1964
Bid, 1958-60
Bulletin, 1961-63
Data, 1963-64
General, 1963-66
Hymn
Information
Box 170 ;
Olympic Games

Newspaper Clippings
United States Press, 1963-64
Organising Comittee, 1960-65
Organizing Conmittee Booklet
Reports
Results of Games
XVIII Olympiad, Tokyo, Japan, 1964
Acceptance of Volleyball, 1962-64
Cultural Programs, 1961-64
XVIII Olympiad, T0I70, Japan, 1964

Data, 1959-64
Films, Radio and Television, 1960-67
General, 1959-67
International Congress of Sport Sciences, 10/3/64
Meetings, Prc-Olympic, Sept. 1964
93
Box 171 ;
Olympic Games (continued)

Newspaper Clippings
Foreign Press, 1964
Japanese Press
English Language Editions, 3/10-3/12/64, 10/14-10/16/64
Box 172 ;
Olympic Games

Newspaper Clippings
Japanese Press
English Language Editions (2 folders), 10/21-10/25/64
Olympic Supplement of the Asahi Evening News 10/5-10/24/64
English and Japanese Language Editions (2 folders), 1960-64
Japanese Language Editions, 10/2, 19, 25-26, 28/64
1964

Newspaper Clippings
United States Press, 1964
Press Releases and Press Correspondence, 1959, 1962-65
Seat Guide for the Royal Box
"The World is One" (The American Dairy Association), 1964
X Winter Games, Grenoble, France, 1968

Bid, 1962-64
Bulletins, 1965-67
Data (2 folders), 1965-68
Fleming, Peggy
Films and Television
General, 1965-68
Kllly, Jean-Claude
Newspaper Clippings
Chamrousse, 1968
Box 175 : Oljrmpic Games

X Winter, Grenoble, France, 1968
Newspaper Clippings
United States Press (2 folders), 1967-69
Return of Alpine Ski Medals, 1969
Ski Advertisements
Skiing Payoffs
Transportation, 1969
94
Box 176 ;
Olympic Games
XIV Olympiad, Mexico City, Mexico, 1968
Arrangements and Reactions (4 folders), A-Z, 1965-69
Avery Brundage's Visit to Mexico City, Sept. -Oct. 1968
Commercial Use of Olympiad, Shoe Scandal, 1965-69
Cultural Programs, 1966-68
Czechoslovaklan Problem
Box 177 ;
Olympic Games
XlX Olympiad, Mexico City, Mexico, 1968
Data, 1967-68
General, 1965
Inaugural Speech, 10/12/68
International Congress on Sports Law (6/26-6/30/68), 1967-68
Second International Sports Week (10/14-10/29/67), 1966-68
Medical Board, 1964-68
Mexican Authorities in Charge
Mexican Olympic Committee Officials
Mexico National Olympic Committee
Representatives
Newspaper Clippings
Brundage Removal from Office by Black Athletes, 9/24-9/26/68
Chicago Press, Sept. -Oct. 1968
Riots in Mexico City Before Opening of Games, August-Oct. 1968
Box 178 :
XIX Olympiad, Mexico City, Mexico, 1968

Organizing Committee Officials
Organizacion y Conducclon Eventos de Tiro
Press Department, 1964-68
Press Members Invited to IOC Cocktail
Results of Games
Box 179 ;
Rhodesian Problem, 1968-69
Smith and Carlos Dismissal, 1968-69
South African Problem
Ballots, April 1968
Television and Radio, 1965-68
XI Winter Games, Sapporo, Japan, 1972
Bid, 1968
Bulletin
Canada at the XI Winter Games
Cultural Programs
Data, 1970-72
Box 180 ;

General, 1963-73
International Sports Youth Assemblage
Official Invitation to Host the XI Winter Games
Organizing Committee (3 folders;, 1966-72
95
Ibliom (continued)

Participating Competitors List Classified by Country
Programs
XI Winter Games
Opening and Closing Ceremonies
Protests
Bernard Russi
Karl Schranz, 1972-73
John Wurser
Results of the Games
Sapporo Flash . 1970-71
Team Officials List
Television Coverage, N.B.C.
XX Olympiad, Munich, Germany, 1972
Address of the Minister President of Bavaria
Statement on Amateurism
Athletes Entry Form
Bid, n.d.
"Continue the Games" Letters, 1972-73
Data, 1969-70

"Homage to Avery Brundage" (4 folders), 1972-73
Hunter, Bobby Lee
Information for Press, Radio and Television
The International Association of Olympic Medical Officers, 1969
Box 183 ; 01yflq>ic Games

XX 01ysq>iad, Munich, Genuny, 1972
Israeli Tragedy (3 folders), Aug. -Dec. 1972
Matthevs and Collett Disqualification
Against
For
Messages To Be Translated
Newspaper Clippings
Cartoons
International Press, 1966, 1969-73
Olympic Yachting Competitions
Olympia Information . 1971
Olympia Pressestelle Zeitums-Auswertung . 1970
Olympic Village, Kiel

Organizing Conmittee (3 folders), 1966-72
Posters
Programs of Events
Rhodesian Problem (2 folders), Aug. -Dec. 1972
Schedule of the Games, 8/26-9/10
Sports in the GDR
96
Box 185 ;
Olympic Games
Status of Rick Dement' s Gold Medal
"Stop the Games"
Television and Radio Fund, 1969-72
Timing, 1968-70
USA-USSR Basketball Game, 1972-73
XXI Olympiad, Montreal, Canada, 1976
Bid, 1966-72
Confederation des Sports du Quebec
Data, 1972-73

XXI Olympiad, Montreal, Canada, 1976
Invitation
Scale Model of the Stadium, 1972
Box 187 ;
Olympic Games Bids
Winter Games, Miscellaneous, 1939, 1954, 1965
Olympiads, Miscellaneous, 1938-39, 1945, 1947, 1953, 1955
XII Olympiad, Philadelphia, Pa., 1938-39
XIII Olympiad, Detroit, Mich., 1938-39
V Winter Games, Lake Placid, N. Y. , 1945-52
XV Olympiad, 1952
Chicago, 111, 1947
Detroit, Mich., 1946-48
Minneapolis, Minn., 1945-49
Philadelphia, Pa., 1949
VII Winter Games, 1956
Colorado Springs, Co., 1949, 1954
Montreal, Canada, 1949
XVI Olympiad, 1956
Chicago, 111, 1947-49, 1952-53, 1958
Detroit, Mich., 1948-49
Houston, Texas, 1953
Los Angeles, Ca. , 1948-53
Philadelphia, Pa., 1948-55
San Francisco, Ca., 1938, 1949, 1953
VIII Winter Games, 1960
Flagstaff, Ariz., 1956
Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany, 1954-55
Innsbruck, Austria, 1954-55
Lake Placid, N. Y. , 1938-39, 1947-49, 1954-59 (Thomas E. Dewey)
St. Moritz, Switzerland, 1954-55
Box 188 Olympic Games Bids

;
XVII Olympiad, 1960

Chicago, 111., 1954
Detroit, Mich., 1949, 1954-55
Mexico City, Mexico, 1955
Tokyo, Japan, 1949, 1952-55
97
IfyllQl^l (continued)
Box 188 (continued)

IX Winter Gaines, 196A
Calgary, Alberta, Canada, 1958-59, 1962
Lahti, Finland, 1958-59
XVII Olympiad, 1964
Brussels, Belgium, n.d.
Detroit, Michigan, 1958-59
Vienna, Austria, 1958-59
X Winter Games, 1968
Banff, Canada, 1960-66
Box 189 :
Olympic Game Bids
X Winter Games, 1968
Calgary, Canada, 1960
Lake Placid, N. Y., 1963-64
Oslo, Norway, 1962-64
Sapporo, Japan, 1962-64
Promotional Material
Sion, Switzerland
Box 190 :
Olympic Games Bids
XIX Olympiad, 1968
Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1963
Detroit, Mich., 1963
Los Angeles, Ca., 1960-63
(Bing Crosby)
Manila, Philippines, 1957
Philadelphia, Pa. , 1963
(Elbert Carvel, Richard Hughes, Richard Tower)
Portland, Ore., 1962-63
San Francisco, Ca. 1962 ,
Vienna, Austria, 1963

XI Winter Games, 1972
Banff, Canada, 1963-66
Lahti, Finland, 1966, 1969
Lake Placid, N. Y., 1964, 1972-73
Salt Lake City, Utah, 1966
1972 Games, Miscellaneous, 1965-66, 1972-73
Box 191 :
Olympic Game Bids
XX Olympiad, 1972
St. Louis, Mo., 1966
XII Winter Games, 1976
Denver Co ,
.
Bid, 1964-70
(John Love)
Data (2 folders), 1970-72
Box 192 :
Olympic Games Bids
Denver, Colorado
Protests (4 folders), 1969-73
Support of Games, 1972
Lake Placid, N. Y., 1967, 1972
98
Box 193 :
Olympic Games Bids
Innsbruck, Austria, 1973
Ostersund, Sweden, 1967-70
Salt Lake City, Utah, 1966-67
Sion, Switzerland, 1968-72
Tampere, Finland. 1969-73
Vancouver, Canada, 1966-74
Box 194 :
Olympic Games Bids
Mont Blanc, France, 1973
Bids, Miscellaneous, 1967-72
XXI Olympiad, 19 76
Detroit, Mich. 1966
,
Florence, Italy, 1966-70 (Edmund Brown)

Los Angeles, Ca. (2 folders), 1967-72
(Sam Yorty and Ronald Reagan)
Moscow, Russia, 1969-70
San Francisco, Ca. 1968
,
Winnipeg, Canada, 1967
Box 195 :
Candidatures for Olympic Games (1976-1984), 1969-74

(Tom Brand ley)
XXII Olympiad, 1980
Moscow, 1971
XXV Olympiad, 1992
Columbus, Oaio, 1968
Box 196 :
Regional Games
lers Jeux Afrlcalns, Alexandria, Egypt, 1929
Jeaux de I'Amite, Dakar, Senegal, April 11-21, 1963 (2 folders)
Premiers Jeyx Africains, Brazzaville, Republic of the Congo (July 18-25, 1965).
1964-65
Second All Africa Games, Lagos, Nigeria, January 7-18, 1963
Permanent Committee for African Games, 1963-70
II Asian Games, Manila, Philippines (May 1-9, 1954), 1952-54
99
26/20/37
Box 197 :
Regional Games
III Asian Games, Tokyo, Japan, (May 24 - June 1, 1958), 1956-59

IV Asian Games, Djakarta, Indonesia (August 24 - September 4, 1962), 1962-63
Special File, 1962
V Asian Games, Bangkok, Thailand, December 9 - 20, 1970 (2 folders), 1961-66
VI Asian Games, Bangkok, Thailand, December 9-20, 1970 (2 folders), 1967-70
II Juegos Desportivos Bolivar ianos, Lima, Peru, 1947
III Juegos Desportivos Bolivarianos, Caracas, Venezuela, December 6-21, 1951,
(2 folders), 1951-53
V Juegos Desportivos Bolivarianos, Quito, Equador (November 20 - December 5,
1965), 1962, 1965
Box 198 ;
Regional Games
VI Juegos Desportivos Bolivarianos, Maracaibo, Venezuela (August 22 - September

9, 1970), 1969-70
VII Juegos Desportivos Bolivarianos, Panama City, Panama (February 17 -
March 20, 1973), 1970-73
British Empire and Commonwealth Games, Kingston, Jamaica (August 6-13, 1965), 1966
IV Central American Games, Panama (February 5-24, 1938), 1937-38
V Central American Games, Barranquilla, Colsmbia (December 8-28, 1946), 1946-47
VI Central American Games, Guatemala City, Guatemala, February 8 - March 12,
1950 (2 folders), 1949-50, 1961
Photographs
Special file, 1948-50
VII Juegos Desportivos Centro-Americanos y Caribe, Mexico City, Mexico
(March 6-20, 1954), 1953-54
Bulletins, 1953-54
Box 199 :
Regional Games
VIII Juegos Desportivos Centro-Americanos y Caribe, Caracas, Venezuela,

(January 6-8, 1959), 1957-1959
IX Juegos Desportivos Centro-Americanos y Caribe, Kingston, Jamaica
-
(July 21 August 4, 1962), 1961-62
Central American and Carribean Games Permanent Seat, 1960-63
X Juegos Desportivos Centro-Americanos y Caribe, San Juan, Puerto Rico
(June 11-25, 1966), 1965-66
XI Juegos Desportivos Centro-Americanos y Caribe, Panama City, Panama
(February 28 - March 14, 1970), 1966-70
100
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Box 199 :
Regional Games (continued)
VII Juegos Atleticos Naclonales, Call, Colombia, July 3-20, 1954, Data,
1953-55
I European Regional Games Project, 1965
Havalanta Games (Annual Games between Havana Cuba and Atlanta, Georgia), 1953
VIII Jeux Intemationaux Silencieux Organizing Committee, Rome, Italy
(2 folders), 1954-57
International Sports Exhibition, Turin, Italy (May 25-June 19, 1955),
1954-55
VI Maccabiah Games, Tel Aviv, Israel (July 29-September 5, 1961), 1960-61
VII Maccabiah Games, Tel Aviv, Israel (July 23-31, 1965), 1960-62, 1965-66
IX Maccabiah Games, Tel Aviv, Israel, July 1973
Box 200 :
Regional Games
I Mediterranean Games, Alexandria, Egypt, (October 15-20, 1951)
II I-Iediterranean Games, Barcelona, Spain (July 16-25, 1955), (2 folders)
IV Mediterranean Games, Naples, Italy (IX Jeux Mediterraneens September 21-
,
29, 1963), 1962-63

Mediterranean Games of Tunis, Tunisia (September 8-17, 1967), 1966-67
Mediterranean Games of Izmir, Turkey (October 6-17, 1971), 1970-72
Box 201 :
Regional Games
New Emerging Forces, Games of the (GANEFO)
Newspaper Clippings (2 folders) 1962-65 ,
Djakarta, Indonesia, 1963-64

1963
1964
Chinese Magazines, 1963-64
1965-66
Box 202 :
Regional Games
First Congress, Pan American Sports Committee, Buenos Aires, Argentina
(August 28-31, 1940), 1939-40
Pan American Games, Cordell Hull, 1939
Pan American Games, 1940, Background Materials, 1939-42, 1955
I Pan American Games and Congress, Buenos Aires, Argentina (November 11-
December 6-,-4942) 1940-46,
II Pan American Congress, London, England (August 8-15, 1948), 1947-49

I Pan American Games, Buenos Aires, Argentina (1950), 1937, 1941-50
First Pan American Games, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1951
Box 203 :
llegional Games
First Pan American Games, Buenos Aires, Argentina (1951), 1941-51
First Pan American Games, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1951
Committees, 1950-51
Data, 195Q-51
Equipment and Supplies, 1950-51
Fund, 1950-51
Hal Lee, Special Assistant, 1950-51
II Pan American Games, Mexico City, Mexico (1955) (2 folders), 1951-57
101
26/20/37
Box 204 :
Regional Games
II Pan American Games, Mexico City, Mexico, 1955
News Bulletins, 1954-55
III Pan j\merican Games, Cleveland, Ohio (transferred to Chicago Illinois, 1959)
(3 folders), 1955-59
(Everett Dirksen)
Progress Reports and Neysletter, 1958-59
B ox 205 :
Regional Games
IV Pan American Games, Sao Paulo, Brazil (April 20- May 5, 196 3), 1963-63
Information for Press, Radio and Television
Pan American Sports Organization (PASO or ODEPA) ,1962-63
ODEPA, 9th Congress, Winnipeg, Canada, July 20-23, 1967
V Pan American Games, Winnipeg, Canada, July 22-August 7, 1967 (2 folders)
1965-69
ODEPA, 10th Congress, Call, Columbia (August 27-30, 1969), 1968-69
VI Pan American Games, Cali Columbia, July 30-August 13, 1971
,
Data, 1971-72
Box 206 :
Regional Games
VI Pan American Games, Cali, Columbia, July 30-August 13, 1971
General, 1966-72
Newspaper Clippings
ODEPA, 12th Congress, Santiago, Chile (May 29-31, 1973), 1972-73
Pan American Sports Organization, 1971-74
VII Pan American Games, Santiago, Chile, 1972
Pan Pacific Games, Honolulu, 1931
III Spartakiade, Prague, Czechoslovakia (June 24-July 4, 1965) 1965-67
XI Jeux Mondiaux du Sport Universitaire Berlin, Germany, 1951
,
Jeux Mondiaux du Sport Universitaire, Turin, Italy (1959), 1958-61

Tokyo Universiade Gaines of FISU, Japan (August 26-September 4, 1967),
1967-68
Lisbon Universiade Games of FISU, Portugal (August' 29-September 7, 1969),
1968
Turin Universiade Games of FISU, Italy (August 26-September 6, 1970),
1959, 1970
Moscow Universiade Games of FISU, U.S.S.R. (1974), 1973
Box 207 :
Sports Federations
General Assembly of International Sports Federations (Roger Coulon and
W. B. Phillips), 1966-68
Roger Coulon, President, 1969
Deceased, 1970-73
International Amateur Athletic Federation (3 folders), 1930-47
Box 208 :
Sports Federations
International Amateur Athletic Federation (3 folders) ,
1948-69
102
Box 209 :
Sports Federations
International Amateur Athletic Federation, 1970-74

Controversy on Participation and Gate Receipts, 1932-33, 1958
World Records "1913-45," 1936, 19A3, 1949-58
18th Congress, Helsinki, July 18-29, 1952
Box 210 :
Sports Federations
International Federation of University Sports, 1972
Federation Internationale des Chronometreurs (2 folders), 1959, 1965-70
Federation Internationale Medecine Sportive (2 folders), 1948, 1952
1955-57, 1961-69
Olympic Medical Archives Committee, 1965
Federation Aeronautique Internationale (2 folders), 1965-67, 1970
Aeronautics, 1%2
Federation Internationale de Tir a I'Arc (2 folders), 1952-72
The National Archery Association, 1957-69
International Amateur Baseball Federation (2 folders), 1956-58, 1960-72
U.S.A. Baseball Federation, 1950
Baseball, 1941, 1950-51, 1958-61, 1966-67
International Badminton Association (2 folders), 1964, 1967-68, 1971-73
Badminton, 1971-73
Box' 211 :
Sports Federations
Federation Internationale de Basketball Amateur (2 folders),
1947-73
Basketball, 1941, 1945, 1948-53, 1956-66, 1969
Canada-United States, 1937-38
Howard Hobson, 1950-52
Special, 1952
Violations, 1970-72
Batinton, 1966
Federation Internationale de Billard, 1957, 1970
Federation Internationale de Bobsleigh et de Tobagganing (3 folders) ,
1946, 1953-55, 1957-61, 1965-72

Bobsleigh and Tobagganing, 1970-72
Bobsled, 1949, 1957, 1968
Box 212 Sports Federations

:
International Federation of Body-Bulldera , 1970-73

Federation Internationale des Qullleurs, 1963-69
Bowling (2 folders), 1959-61, 1971-72
Association Internationale de Boxe Amateur (2 folders), 1951-73
Boxing, 1938, 1946-52, 1956-63
Violations, 1970-71
Federation Internationale de Canoe (2 folders), 1954-58, 1962-72
Canoeing, 1947, 1951.^ 1958-1962, 1969.
International Casting Federation (2 folders), 1957-58, 1961, 1964-69, 1971
Chess, 1956, 1965, 1968
Federation Internationale de Curling, 1953-57, 1964, 1967
Curling, 1957,1962
103
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Box 212 : Sports Federation

Federation Internationale Amateur de Cycll8iiie(2 folders), 1955-72
Cycling, 1945, 1948-52, 1956-58
Violations, Newspaper Clippings, 1970-74
Box 213 ;
Sports Federations
Decathlon, 1940, 1945, 1952-54, 1%0-61
Discus Throwing, Ricky Bruch, 1971
Federation Equestre Internationale (4 folders) , 1949 , 1952-73 (Prince
Philip, June 14, July 7, 1972)
Equestrian, 1941-43, 1948-60, 1967-79
Violations, Clippings, 1970-72
Federation Internationale d'Escrlme, 1946, 1950-60
Box 214 ;
Sports Federations
Federation Internationale d'Escrlme (2 folders), 1961-73
Circulars, 1970-72
Fencing, 1940, 1945, 1948, 1951-54, 1958-64, 1968-69
Federation Internationale de Football Association (2 folders), 1942,
1946-49, 1953-55, 1958-73
Box 215 ; Sports Federations

Football (Soccer), 1930, 1939, 1948-69
Violations, 1971-72
Latin American Football Scandals, 1968-70
United States Soccer Football Association Data, 1970
Glldlng-Soarlng, 1948
Golf, 1955, 1962-65, 1969
Federation Internationale de Gymnastlque, 1946-63, 1966-69
Gymnastics (2 folders), 1946-56, 1960-64, 1967, 1970-74
Federation Internationale de Handball, 1937, 1955, 1960-65, 1968-69
Handball (2 folders), 1926, 1945-46, 1970-72
Field Hockey (2 folders), 1937-38, 1950-52, 1964-66, 1969-72
Box 216 :
Sports Federations
Federation Internationale de Hockey sur Gazon (2 folders), 1946-47, 1954-73
Ice Hockey (2 folders), 1944-51, 1958-67, 1970
Severin Lovenskiold, 1970-72
Violations, Newspaper Clippings, 1967-72
Jal-A-Lai, 1960, 1968
International Judo Federation, 1953-55, 1960-69
Judo (2 folders), 1961-65, 1970-73
Karate, 1967
La Crosse, 1948
Union Internationale de Pentathalon Modeime, 1935, 1954-69
Modem Pentathlon (2 folders), 1961, 1969-73
Box 217 :
Sports Federations
Polo (2 folders), 1951, 1971
Federation Internationale des Societies d'Aviron (Rowing), 2 folders,
1952-73
104
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Box 217 ; Sports Federations •

(continued)
Rowing, 19A5, 1948-61, 1964-68

Federation Internationale de Rugby Amateur, 1957, 1960, 1967
Rugby (2 folders), 1960, 1970-71
Union Internationale de Tlr (Shooting), 2 folders, 1938-39, 1952-72
Shooting, 1938, 1941-44, 1949-59, 1964-68
International Skating Union (2 folders) , 1952-72
Skating, 1948, 1953-54, 1960-67
Figure Skating, 1948-69
Speed Skating Violations, 1972
Federation Internationale de Roller Skating (2 folders), 1953-55, 1958-
59, 196J-73
Roller Skating, 1944-45, 1960-62, 1966-69
Box 218 ;
Sports Federation
Federation Internationale de Ski '( 4 folders) , 1936-39, 1949-56, 1959-72
Skiing (2 folders), 1935-39, 1948-55, 1958-73
Box 219 ;
Sports Federations
Skiing
Favorable Responses to Avery Brundage Concerning Amateurism in
Skiing, 1970-71
Violations
Advertisements (3 folders), 1970-72
Newspaper Clippings (2 folders) , 1971-74
Federation Internationale de Skibob (2 folders) , 1964-73
Skindiving and Spear Fishing, 1956, 1959
Sled Dog Racing, 1960
International Softball Federation (2 folders) , 1965-73
Softball, 1960
Surfing, 1966-68
Box 220 :
Sports Federations
Federation Internationale de Natation Amateur (4 folders) , 1949-74
Swimming, 1934, 1938, 1944-68
Learn to Swim, 1942-43
Synchronized, 1955-56, 1959, 1968
Violations, 1972-73
Box 221 ; Sports Federations

International Lawn Tennis Federation (2 folders) , 1957-72
Lawn Tennis (2 folders), 1941, 1944-45, 1953-60, 1964-65, 1972-73
International Table Tennis Federation, 1968
Table Tennis, 1V60
Track and Field, 1970-74
Violations, 1971-72
Women's, 1948-53, 1963-65, 1969
Federation Internationale de Volleyball (2 folders), 1947, 1953-57, 1961-72
Volleyball (2 folders), 1936, 1949-66, 1969-72
Japan Avery Brundage Trophy, 1967
105
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Box 221 :
Sports Federation
Federation Suisse de Marche (Walking), 1953, 1956-57, 1963

Water Polo, 1939, 1948-57, 1956-60, 1968
World Water Ski Union, 1966-69
Water Skiing (2 folders), 1958, 1967-70
Federation Internationale Halterophile et Culturiste (Weightlif ting) , 2
folders, 1948, 1960-72
Box 222 :
Sports Federations
Weightlifting (2 folders), 1948-51, 1954-66, 1970-72

Federation Internationale de Lutte Amateur (Wrestling), 2 folders, 1953-54,
1957-72
Wrestling (2 folders), 1944-59, 1963, 1970-73
Roger Coulon, 1968-70
International Yacht Racing Union (2 folders) ,1954-72
Yachting, 1941, 1948-50, 1954-61, 1966
Decision About "Tempest" Class in Olympic Games, 1969-70
Photocopies of Postcards on "Tempest," 1970
Violations, 1969-72
Box 223 :
American Academy of Physical Education, 1961, 1971-74

American Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation (4 folders)
1942, 1955-65
AAHPER, American Academy of Physical Education and International Council
on Health, Physical Education and Recreation (2 folders), 1959-70
American Olympic Foundation, 1936-38
American Athletic Association of the Deaf, 1955, 1961
The Athletic Institute, 1956, 1962-63
Boy Scouts of America, 1957, 1963, 1968
Bureau International de Pedagogic Sportive, Lausanne, n,d.
California Ocean Lifeguard Championships, 1966
California Ski Association, 1948
Central United States Ski Association, 1946
Chicago Sport Week, 1933
Comite Internationale des Sports Silencieux, 1955, 1958, 1961-69
Committee for Free Asia, 1953
Deutscher Sportbund, 1969
Federazione Sport Silenziosi d'ltalia, 1958-62
Box 224 :
Federazione Sport Silenziosi d'ltalia. Belle tino , 1972
Football Foundation and Hall of Fame, National, 1959
Helms Athletic Foundation (3 folders), 1938, 1946-72
Bulletins, Biography, Bachground Materials, 1949-68
Box 225 :
Helms Bakery - Use of Olympic Insignia, Circles, Motto, 1932, 1938, 1948-52
Hindu Club (Buenos Aires) , 1945-48
106
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Box 225 ;
Sports Organizations (continued)
International Conference on the Contribution of Sports to the Imporvement
of Professional Abilities and to Cultural Development, 1959
International Council for Sport and Physical Education, 1960-66
International Panathlon, 1959-69
International Recreation Association, 1964, 1969
International Track, 1961-62
International University Sports Federation, 1952-53, 1960-61, 1967-69
Japan Volleyball Association, Housewives Match, 1972
Millrose Gaines, 1946-51, 1957, 1967
Miscellaneous, 1941, 1952, 1959-62, 1967-68
Missouri Athletic Club <2 folders), 1951, 1961-62, 1971
Box 226 :
The National Academy of Sports, 1965
National Amateur Athletic Federation, 1926
National Art Museum of Sport, Inc. (3 folders), 1959-70
North Central Association, 1952
Box 227 ;
Olympians
International (2 folders), 1961, 1966-74
United States
General, 1952-68
American Olympic Rexmion, 1945-52
Samuel N. Gerson, Historian, 1952-66
Midwest Chapter, G. T. Kirby, President (2 folders), 1946-52,
1961-62, 1969
Various Chapters (Excluding Midwest) , 1962
Box 228 :
Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, Victor Schmidt, 1952,
1956-57
People to People Sports Committee (2 folders), 1957, 1964, 1968-72
Permanent General Assembly of National Olympic Committees (2 folders) ,
1965-71
Publications, 1969-70
Rome Meeting, 1965
Study and Coordinating Committee, 1966
ôx 229 ;
Senior Sports International, 1971-74
Sport -Toto-Gesellschaft, 1953-54
The Sportsmanship Brotherhood, Inc., 1936, 1953-66
Tennis Patrons Association of Southern California, 1951
UNESCO Youth Institute and ICSPE, 1960-69
Union Francaise de Marche, November 1963
United States Olympic Development Committee, 1969
Women's World War Veterans' Olympic Committee, 1948
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Sports Organizations (continued)
World Sports Foundation, 1973
Young Men's Christian Association (2 folders), 1950, 1956-61, 1965-71
National, 1952-68
Box 230 ;
Sports Publications
Association Internationale de la Presse Sportive (2 folders), 1958, 1966-72
Associated Press (3 folders), 1947-:i, 1953, 1956, 1959-69
Cahiers , 1968
Cosmopolitan , 1959-60
L'Equipe , 1953, 1963-65,11969
Feldco Publications, 1956-58
Funk and Wagnalls Encyclopedia, 1957, 1969
Life, 1956
Miscellaneous (2 folders), 1954-63, 1970-71
Olympischer Sport-Verlag , 1963-70
Paris Match , 1968-69
Press, 1943-44
Press Conference Given by Avery Brundage, February 23, 1970
Press Correspondents, TV Connnentators Sports Editors (3 folders), 1947-69
,
Press Lists, Foreign and Domestic, 1943-69

G. P. Putnam and Sons
Box 231 ;
Sports Publications
The Saturday Evening Post , 1958
Ski . 1957
Ski Week , 1967
Sport Philately , 1959, 1962
Sports (Rule Books), n.d.
Sports Illustrated (3 folders), 1955-63, 1967-72
Sports Information Service, 1960, 1968-73
Sports International (2 folders) , 1962-66
Sports Publications (3 folders), 1947-48, 1954-63, 1970-71
Sportsbooks (2 folders), 1945-56, 1963
Sportsmanship Hall of Fame, 1943, 1958
This Week Magazine , 1951-52
Time , 1961
United Press Association (2 folders), 1945-47, 1953, 1956-59, 1964, 1968
World Publishing Company, 1968
Box 232 ; United States Olympic Association and Committee

Amateurism Definitions (A.O.A. and A.O.C), 1933-35
American Olympic Fund, 1935-36
Sample Letters, 1936
Americanism, United States Olympic Committee, 1934-35
Balance Sheets, United States Olympic Association and United States Olympic
Committee, 1955, 1959
Booklets, "Hold High the Torch," and "Quick Facts About U.S.O.A.," ca. 1948
Board of Directors, U.S.O.A. and U.S.O.C, 1955, 1959
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Box 232: United States Olympic Association and Conuolttee (continued)

Brief in Support of Request for Ruling by Internal Revenue Commissioner
that U.S.O.C. and U.S.O.A. Contributions are Deductable, ca. 1947
Buck, Clifford, U.S.O.C. (2 folders), 1970-73
Bulletins and Press Releases, U.S.O.C, 1947-51, 1960-66
Box 2 33 : United States Olympic Association and Committee
Bush, Clarence, A.O.C., Publicity Director, ca. 1936

Cannon, Ralph, A.O.C., ca. 1936
Constitution and By-Laws, U.S.O.A., 1951 Issue
Constitution and Rules, U.S.O.A. and U.S.O.C, 1922-37
Amendments to Constitution, By-Laws and General Rules, U.S.O.C, 1950,
1953, 1957, 1961, 1965
Committee on Constitution and By-Laws, U.S.O.C, 1952-53
Information Regarding Constitution, By-Laws, Rules, U.S.O.A. and U.S.O.C.
1947, 1957, 1%1
Complaints, U.S.O.C, 1948
Correspondence, U.S.O.A. and U.S.O.C.
General
A-K, 1929-38
L-Z, 1932-38
Burke, H. Henry P., 1934
Dewey, Godfrey, 1931
Galileo, Paul, 1932
Garland, William May, 1932, 1938
Graves , George W. , 1932-33
Correspondence
Henry, Bill, 1933-34
Henry, Guy, 1932-38
Hoover, Herbert, 1931
Hulbert, Murray, 1937
Houston, Herbert, 1935-36
Johnson, Walt, 1932
Kllpatrick, J. R. , 1936
Krogness, George, 1934
Lasker, Albert (German- Jewish Conflict), 1936
McGovem, J. T. , 1937
Oler, Wesley, 1932
Ornsteln, Charles L. (German-Jewish Conflict) , 1934-35
Plake, Marvin F. , 1937
Raycroft, Joseph, 1934-35
Roosevelt, Franklin, 1933-34, 1936
Rublen, F. W. , 1934, 1938
Swans on, Charles, 1936
Counter Olympic Soccer Tourney Movement, 1932
Directory, U.S.O.C, 1965-li9.
Endowment, U.S.O.C, 1964-65.
Executive Board, U.S.O.C, 1946-53, 1960-61
"Fair Play for American Athletes," 1935
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Box 23A ; United States Olympic Association and Conmlttee (continued)

Federal Charter, U.S.O.A., 1950-51
Finance Committee, U.S.O.A. , 1954
Financial Reports, U.S.O.A. and U.S.O.C, (2 folders), 1946-60
Financial Statements, U.S.O.A., 1%1, 1965
Finnish Scholarship Fund, U.S.O.C, 1952-53
Fund Raising, U.S.O.C, 1952-58, 1963-68
Games Committee, U.S.O.C, 1946-47, 1951, 1958-62, 1966, 1969
General, U.S.O.A., 1928-40, 1947-52, 1965

General, U-SÔ.C, (5 folders), 1948-52, 1956-74
Germany, Committee on Fair Play in Sports, 1936
History, Organization and Regulation of the Olympic Games, U.S.O.C, 1960
Eleanor Holm Jarrett, 1936-37
Newspaper Clippings, 1936-40, 1948-49, 1952

Ice Hockey, Special File, L.I.H.G.-A.H.A. Controversy (2 folders), 1946-49,
1950-52
Intercollegiate Athletics, 1932, 1951, 1961
Inventory of Property, U.S.O.A., n.d.
Krunn, Philip 0., U.S.O.C, 1973-74
Legislation, U.S.O.A., 1941, 1958, 1966
Lentz, Arthur, U.S.O.C. (2 folders), 1960, 1968-73
Los Angeles Coliseum Relays (12th Annual), May 16, 1952
Meetings
A.O.C Quadrennial, Washington, D. C, November 17, 1937
United States of America Sports Federation, New York, December 10, 1945
U.S.O.A., New York, September 23-24, 1946
U.S.O.A., New York, July 28, 1947
U.S.O.C and U.S.O.A., Chicago, December 3, 1947
U.S.O.A., New York, April 17, 1948
U.S.O.A., New York, December 5, 1948
U.S.O.A., New York, May 5, 1949
U.S.O.A., Executive Committee, New York, October 27, 1949
Box 237 : United States Olympic Association and Committee
Meetings
Quadrennial, Washington, D. C, January 8-9, 1950
U.S.O.A., Executive Board, April 26, 1951
U.S.O.C, Executive Board, September 21, 1950
U.S.O.C, Washington, D. C, December 10, 1950
U.S.O.A., Executive Board, April 26, 1951
U.S.O.A., Executive Committee, Chicago, September 20, 1951
U.S.O.C, Executive Board, New York, September 30, 1951
U.S.O.C, New York, October 1, 1951
U.S.O.C, Executive Board, February 3, 1952
U.S.O.C, June 1, 1952
U.S.O.C, Executive Board, New York, July 6, 1952
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Box 237 : United States Olympic Association and Conmittee (continued)
Meetings
U.S.O.A., Executive Board, New Y jk, January 25, 1953
U.S.O.A., Quadrennial, Washington, D. C, November 30 and December 1, 1953
U.S.O.C., Executive Board, New York, May 23, 1954
U.S.O.C, Executive Board, New York, January 8, 1955
U.S.O.C, Executive Board, New York, May 5, 1955
U.S.O.C, Executive Board, New York, April 14-15, 1956
U.S.O.C, Executive Board, Chicago, September 24-25, 1957
U.S.O.A., Quadrennial, Washington, D. C, Dec. 2-3, 1957
U.S.O.C, Executive Board, New York, June 8-9, 1958
Chicago, Sept. 6-7, 1958
New York, Feb. 23-24, 1959
Philadelphia, July 19-20, 1959
New York, Nov. 27, 1959
June 6, 1960
Feb . 4, 1961
Chicago, Oct. 3-4, 1961
U.S.O.A. , Quadrennial, Washington, D. C, Dec. 4-5, 1961
U.S.O.C, Board of Directors, New York, May 14, 1962
Executive Committee Sept. 8, 1962
Board of Directors, Chicago, Oct. 16, 1962
Executive Committee, New York, Feb. 12, 1%3
U.S.O.A., Board of Directors, New York, March 18-19, 1963
" "
U.S.O.C, Executive Committee, New York, July 11, 1963
St. Louis, June 22, 1963
Chicago, Sept. 17-18, 1963
Washington, D. C, Nov. 19, 1963
Biennial, r ashington, D. C, Nov. 10-11, 1963
Board of Directors, New York, May 3-4, 1974
"
Executive Committee, " Sept . 3, 1964
Nov. 24, 1964
Board of Directors March 22-23, 1965
Special Meeting, Chicago, June 12-23, 1965
Executive Committee, July 25, 1965
Board of Directors, Oct. 25-26, 1965
Quadriennial , Washington, D. C, Nov. 29-30, 1965
Boat<l~of Directors, Chicago, Jan. 15-16, 1966
and Quadriennial, Denver, April 19, 1969
Medals, Emblems, Souvenirs, Buttons, Stamps, U.S.O.C, 1947-52
N, U.S.O.C, 1946-52
Naismith Memorial Fund, 1954
Box 238 ; United States Oljrmpic Association and Committee
Newsletters, U.S.O.C, 1973-74

News Releases, U.S.O.C (2folders) ,1941, 1959, 1967, 1973-74
New York Athletic Club, 1938
Olympic Committee, 1936
Norwegian Tour, U.S.O.C, 1934
Herman Obertubbeslng, U.S.O.A., 1907, 1945-47
Olympic Athletes Research Project, U.S.O.C, 1947-48
Contributions, U.S.O.A. and U.S.O.C, 1947-49
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Box 238 : United States Olympic Aseoclatlon andConmlttee (continued)

Committee on Olympic Developement , 1959, 1963, 1969
01yiq>lc Films, 1951
Fund Benefit, U.S.O.A., 1938
Participation Organization Chart, n.d.
Review, U.S.O.A. , 1939
Supplies and Equipment, U.S.O.C., 1958
Use of Word, Emblem by Others than National Olympic Committees, 1949-52
Victory Stamp, U.S.O.C., 1948
01yin)ics Administration Committee, U.S.O.C., 1947-48
Organizations Holding Membership In U.S.O.A., n.d.
Pathe News, 1952
Pension Fund, U.S.O.A., 1950
The Peoples Olympiad, Barcelona, Spain, July 22-26, 1936
Physical Fitness Data, 1946-50
Project to Restore U.S. Olympic Supremacy, U.S.O.C, 1964
Purchase of Building, New York, 1959
Rosters, 1952, 1956-66, 1969
Rules for Soccer and Shooting, 1935
Russia, Amateurism vs Professionalism, U.S.O.C, 1947, 1950-52, 1955-56
Box 239 ; United States Olympic Association and Comnlttee
Shields and Emblems, U.S.O.C, n.d.

South African Tour, 1931
Sport Data, 1932, 1936, 1940, 1948
Sports Equipment, 1947
The Sportsman's Club, Richmond, Va. , 1948
The Story of Coach Stagg, 1952
"Swim Month," U.S.O.C, April 21, 1943
Trustees, U.S.O.A., 1950
United States Legislation
Senate 1518 and 1519, 1941
Commerce Committee Hearings (May 24, 1973), 1973-74
House of Representatives , 1942
House of Representatives, 1957
United States Pan American Games Committee, 1941-42, 1949
Track and Field, 1932-36, 1947-62
'Vater Polo Controversy, U.S.O.C, 1956-58
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Avery Brundage
Box 240 ;
Biographical brochures, ca. 1968

Avery Brundage Awards, 1956, 1963, 1968-69
List of medals and awards, 1909-1973
Identification cards, 1924, 1930, 1932, 1936, 1940, 1948, 1952, 1954,
1960, 1964, 1968
Correspondence (3 folders), 1912-41, 1952, 1971, 1974
Dues, 1937-41, 1944
Telegrams and cablegrams sent, 1948-1962
Invitations to speak, 1947-69 (4 folders)
Box 241 ;
Invitations, 1947-70 (5 folders)
Box 242 :
High School Drawings, 1902-04

V Olympiad, Stockholm, 1912
Passenger list of "Finland" chartered for American Olympic Team, June 14, 1912
VII Olympiad, Antwerp, 1920 and IOC Meeting, Paris, 1922
Ford Assembly Plant, 1923
Avery Brundage, General Contractor brochures and magazine, 1924-27
Dinner in honor of AAU President, Avery Brundage, Sept. 16, 1929
Program, Palais d'Abdine, Egypt, March 10, 1938
Golden Gate International Exposition Guide Book, 1939
Passenger List, M.S. "Tatuta Maru," N.Y.K. Line, March 27-May 2, 1939
Menus for the "Normandie," French Line, June 21-25, 1939
Children's Scholarship League, 1942
Brundage letter describing Eric Johnston's discussion with Stalin, 1944
Correpondence with R. J. Gandy, Standard Aluminum and Alloy Co., 1944
U. S. Army Athletic Program, 1944-45
Herald-American Football Game (Army-Navy Relief), 1946
Chicago Recreation Commission, 1947
Congratulations on Re-election, 1952
Testimonial Dinner, San Francisco, Ca. , 1952
Avery Brundage Cup, 1953
Invitations to IOC members and their replies, 1953
Speech Introducing Avery Brundage, Chicago, 1954
Luncheon for Swiss Visitors, 1954
Requests for speeches, 1955
Medal of Merit Award, City of Chicago, 1957
Congratulations on reelection as IOC President, 1960
Chicagoan of the Year, 1960-61
"The Cold War; An American View," Norman Graebner, 1960
Congratulations on reelection as IOC President, 1964
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Box 242 ; (continued)

Lincoln Academy Award and Tribute to Avery Brundage, 1965
The International Yearbook and Statesmen's Who's Who
Biographical entry, Avery Brundage, 1965
Honorary Membership Card, Foreign Correspondents Club of Japan, 1965
Rough draft of Brundage letter acknowledging expressions of sympathy after
the Santa Barbara house demise, ca. 1965
Box 243 ;
Avery Brundage Day Proclamation, San Francisco, June 11, 1966

"A Visit to the Avery Brundage Collection of Oriental Art," Alameda
County Weekender , 7/9/66
Calendar of Chinese Art, from the Avery Brundage Collection in the
de Young Museum, San Francisco, 1966
1966 and undated Christmas cards sent and received by Avery Brtmdage
"Four Dimensions of Avery Brundage," descriptive pamphlet with order form
for book, 1968
The University of Chicago New Outdoor Track and Field Facility,
Correspondence from Frank M. Cone, Chairman of the Board, 1968
Congratulations on reelection, 1968-69
The Speeches of President Avery Brundage, 1952-68
Speeches in Praise of Avery Brundage, 1953, 1968
Recipient Insignia of the Commander, First Class, of the Order of the Lion,
Finland, 1969
1970 AAU Veteran's Award, 1969-70
Avery Brundage Foundation Medal of Merit, 1969-70

University of Notre Dame Microfilming of Olympic and Amateur Sport Archives,
April and August, 1970
Oriental Art, 1970
Bookmark
41st Anniversary, Japan America Society Honoring Avery Brtmdage, 7/7/70
Sports Merit Badge given to Avery Brundage, 1972

Avery Brundage Resignation as IOC Member, Feb. 2, 1973
Articles by Others; Amateurism, AAU, Olympic Movement, 1934-36, 1940, 1947-53
Newspaper magazine articles about Avery Brundage, 1972
Avery Brundage Book, Politics U.S.A., 1941, 1950-53, 1962
Sport and Physical Training Data and Notes, 1951-64
Travel, 1932, 1950, 1962
Undated notes for articles and speeches
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Alumni Association
Alumni
Articles and speeches
Box 244; Articles and speeches
List of speeches and articles, 1929-1968.

"Is there Something Wrong with Current Engineering Education?", 1908,
"A Sound Mind in a Sound Body" in American Boy , May, 1919.
Articles, 1926-1929.
"One Hundred Feet Under Chicago with a Caisson Digger", ca. 1928.
Radio talk, January, 1929.
AAU, 4 1§1. Annual Convention, "In Defense of the Amateur Code", November, 1929.
Sportsmanship Brotherhood, December 30, 1929.
Speech notes, 1930.
Welcome Speech to British Empire Track Team, 1930.
Bobby Jones Dinner, 1930.
N.C.A.A. Convention, December 31, 1930.
Speech notes, 1931.
Athletic Policy Notes, Chicago Athletic Association, Feb'ûary 25, 1931.
Chicago Tribune dinner for French and American Boxers, May 11, 1931.
"Athletics and Industry", 1931.
Speeches, Athletics and Business, June 10, 1931.
Speech notes, 1932.
Catholic Youth Organization, January 3, 1933.
Speech notes, 1934.
"For Honor of Country and Glory of Sport" in Olympic News , August, 1934.
College Alumni and Athletics, November 23, 1934.
Speech notes, 1935.
Speech notes, 1936.
Articles, Building Construction Business, December, 1936.
Speech notes, 1937.
IOC, 36ih Session, Warsaw, Speech, 1937.
Speech notes, 1938.
Baron de Coubertin Speech, 1938.
University of Illinois Speech, 1938.
Chicago Olympics, August 28, 1938.
Speech notes, 1939.
University of Chicago, 1939.
Talks in Japan, 1939.
"The Coach as Key Man", February, 1939.
'"Chicago" at the Federated Advertising Club, March 9, 1939.
Articles, 1940.
Speech notes, 1940.
Citizens to Keep America Out of War Committee Speech, August 4, 1940.
"The All American Way", Premier Showing, January 10, 1941.
Sheldon Clark Dinner, December 10, 1941.
Avery Brundage Book, Russian Sports, notes, 1942.
Sports and the U.S.A., 1942.
First Pan American Games, Buenos Aires, January, 1942.
"Outline" of article on Amateurism and Olympics, February 9, 1942.
Speech notes, 1943.
Dedication of the "Press Gallery", Hotel LaSalle, December 11, 1943.
Speech notes, 1946.
Central American and Caribbean Games Speeches, 1946.
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Box 244 (continued)
National Four Wall Softball Championships, 1946.

"The OlyTnpic Game and the Question of Broken Time" in Amateur Athlete , May, 1947.
Speech notes, 1947.
Broken Time, addresses and talks, 1947-1948.
"The Olympic Games" in Amateur Athlete , August, 1948.
Speech notes, 1948.
Knights of Columbus Program, January 17, 1948.
"Amateur Sport and Broken Time" in World Sports , November, 1948.
Holiday Greeting in Allsports November, 1948.
,
Cornerstone Message, Crowell and Collier Building, 1949.

City of Santa Barbara Award Acceptance Speech, July 2, 1949.
Box 245 : Articles and speeches
Notes on Sports, Politics, Art, and the Olympic Movement, 1950-1959.

Central American and Caribbean Games, 1950.
Football Memos, 1950.
IOC 44th Session Speech, Copenhagen, May, 1950.
"Stop, Look and Listen", ca. 1951.
"What's Wrong with College Football?", October 7, 1951t
Data, Statements, Talks, 1952-1959.
New Year's Message, 1952.
"The Fumbled Ball" in The Phi Delta Kappan , March, 1952.
Olympic Telethon, June 21, 1952.
"My Biggest Olympic Battles" in This Week , June 29, 1952.
Remarks upon accepting keys of IOC office from J.S. Edstrom at Lausanne Dinner, 1952.
Memos and notes on sports, art and politics, 1952-1958.
Messages and articles, 1954-1957.
Sports speeches, 1954-1956, 1959.
"After Three Weeks in Russia", Commonwealth Club of California, 1954.
Avery Brundage Book, Russian Sports, 1954.
University of Illinois School of Physical Education Dinner, November, 1954.
Articles, 1955.
Pan American Sport Congress in Mexico, January 3, 1955.
"What I Saw in Three Weeks behind the Iron Curtain", Economic Club of Detroit, 1954-55.
"The Russian Menace in Next Year's Olympics", The Saturday Evening Post ,
April 30, 1955.
IOC 50th Session June 13-17, 1955.
Sjjeech, Paris,
"Olympische Grundsatze" in Leichtathletik , December 20, 1955.
Statement for Sovietskaja, Russia, 1956.
Olympians Meeting Statement, New York, May 11, 1956.
IOC 54-Ei^ Session Speech, Tokyo, 1958.
Ill Pan American Games, Chicago, 1959.
A.A. h.P.E.* ,R. Meeting, Portland Oregon, April 1, 1959.
Speeches and talks in Japan, 1959.
Box 246 : Speeches and articles
Speeches and statements, 1960-1969.

S.A.E. Speech, 1960.
"Broken Time", November 15, 1%1.
Washington, D.C., Talk, memorandum, December 2, 1961.
Prefaces, Remarks, News Releases, and Salutations on Olympic matters, 1962-1969.
"A Statement of Principle", Sport , May, 1962.
Speeches and talks in Japan, 1963-1965, 1968.
New Year's Messages, 1964.
Defense of Sport-Discours Olympien, Innsbruck, February, 1964.
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Box 246 (continued)
"Sports Make Full Stature of Man" in Hakumen Herald , June 27, 1964.
"A Bridge of International Understanding", Connnonwealth Club of San Francisco,
Fall, 1564.
"The Olympic Games" in Illustrate^ Weekly of India , October 11, 1964.
IOC 63li Session Speech, Madrid, 1965.
IOC 64lh Session, Rome, Papal Audience speech, April 28, 1966.
Speech at Chicago Commonwealth Club, June 10, 1966.
Pierre de Coubertin speech, 1%6.
IOC 65^ Session Speech, Teheran, 1967.
"The Fumbled Ball," April 15, 1967.
American Jewish Life Statement, December 23, 1967.
Civic Dinner, SOlh Birthday of Avery Brundage, September 28, 1967.
Civic Committee to honor Avery Brundage, September 29, 1967.
Notes on Art, Politics and Sport, 1%8-1970.
IOC 67ill Session speech, Mexico City, 1968.
Foreign Correspondents Club, Tokyo, June 29, 1%8.
"Broken Time", April 7, 1969.
IOC 68J^ Session, Warsaw, June 6, 1%9.
Address at the Presentation of the Medal of Merit of the Avery Brundage
Foundation to President Diaz, July 8, 1969.
IOC 75111 Celebration, Helsinki, October 29, 1969.
Box 247 ; Speeches and articles
IOC 69^ Session, Amsterdam, May 12, 1970.

Ski Club, San Francisco, June 11, 1970.
Japan American Society, Chicago, July 9, 1970.
Mile High Club, Denver, Colorado, August 3, 1970,
IOC 75— Anniversary of the Hungarian Olympic Committee, Budapest, September, 1970.
"Broken Time", 1971.
Prefaces and speeches, 1971-1972.
Pan American Sport Organization, XI Assembly, July 28, 1971.
IOC 71^ Session, Luxemburg, September 13-18, 1971.
IOC 73li Session, Munich, 1972.
Foreign Correspondents Club, Tokyo, February^ 1972.
Channel City Club, November 3, 1972.
Chicago Youth Week, June 10, 1972.
Chicago Youth Week, 1973.
Amateurism
Undated
1929
1930-1935
1940-1941, 1949.
1954-1957
1966, 1%9
1972
Box 248 ;
Speeches and articles
Amateur Athletic Union

Undated
1929
1930-1938
1942-1946, 1949
1950-1959
1960-1962, 1%9.
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Chicago
Association of Commerce and Industry, ca. 1930's.
Campaigns to Promote Chicago, 1939.
Association of Commerce and Industry, 1940-1941.
Olympic Site and Sports Center, 1955, 1958.
Olympic Games
1928
X Olympiad, Los Angeles, 1932.
1933-1936
IV Winter Games, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, 1936
XI Olympiad, Berlin, 1936, 1938
XII Olympiad, Osaka, 1938
1938-1939
1946-1948
On the XIV Olympiad, London and the V Winter Games, St. Moritz, 1948.
Box 249 ; Articles and speeches
Olympic Games
1950-1957
XV Olympiad, Helsinki, 1952
XVI Olympiad, Melbourne, 1956
VIII Winter Games, Squaw Valley, 1958-1960.
XVII Olympiad, Rome, 1960
IX Winter Games, Innsbruck (February, 1964) 1961, 1964.
V Olympiad, Stockholm (1912), 1%2
1%2-1964
XVIII Olympiad, Tokyo, 1962, 1%4, 1967
1964
X Winter Games, Grenoble, 1968
XIX Olympiad, Mexico City, October 12-27, 1968
1970-1973
XI Winter Games, Sapporo, 1972
XX Olympiad, Munich, 1972
Olympic Movement
Undated
1938
1954-1959
1960-1969
Olympic Academy, 1965-1969
Transatlantic Forum, July 4, 1967
National Press Club, Washington, D.C., September 17, 1968.
Olympic Academy, 1970-1971
1972
Not by Avery Brundage, 1926, 1934-1939, 1948
Box 250 ; Articles and speeches
United States Olympic Committee

1935-1939
1940-1942, 1948
1950-1953, 1959
Notes and memorandums , Undated - two folders
Interviews
1931
1954-1959
118
Box 250 (continued)
Interviews (continned)
1961, 1966-1969
1970-1973
Snow Magazine , Fall, 1970
Swiss Broadcasting Corporation, 1973
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Alumni Association
Alumni
Avery Brundace Collection, 1908-1975
Periodical List
Box 251 :
Ace .
(The official voice of handball and racquetball).
V. 20, no. 5, October, 1970. Bnmdage article, p. 23.
Allsports (U.S. RoyaJ. Tires).

V. 8, no. k, July-August, 19^18. Olympic article, p. k.
V. 8, no. 6, November-December, 19^8. Sports articles.
Am?.teur Athlete .
July, 1930. Olympics, 1932, I936, pp. 5-6, 10.

July, 1932. Olympics, Los Angeles, 1932-.- Qitire issue.
December, 1933- Boycott of I936 Olympics, pp. 10-11. Two copies.
March, 1937- A'A.U. National Championships. Entire issue.
December, 1938. A.A.U. Golden Anniversary Issue. Two copies.
August, 19^+1. Brvindage article, p. 7+.
January, 19^+3 A.A.U. Information.
•
April, I9M+. A.A.U. information.

Koy, 19^+^+. A.A.U. Championships.
July, 19*+^. A.A.U. Championships
March, I9U7. A.A.U. Information.
V. 19, no. 12, December, 19*4^8. Olympic articles, pp. U-5 7.
,
January, 19*^9 Olympic articles.

•
February 1949, Olympic articles.

December, 194^9. Olympic articles.
March, 1950. A.A.U. Chajnpionships .
V. 25, no. 1, Janu ry, 195^- Briuidage, p. 8. Tx'ô copies - Brund?ge

article removed in extra copy.
V. 26, no. 8, August, 1955- Olympic articles, pp. 8-10, 12.
V. 26, no. 9> September, 1955« Brxindage article, pp. 10, I5. (two copies.)
V. 30, no. 1, Jrnuary, 1959- Brunda.ge address, p. 11.
V. 31, no. 5, M'^y. i960. Brundage remarks, p. 13 .
V. 31. no. 10. October, I960. Olympics, Rome, I960. (Entire issue.)
V. 33. no. 2, February, 1962. Brundage article, p. 6. "College Football".
V. 33, no. E, December, I962. Olympics, Toicyo, I96U. p. 10.
V. 35, no. 8, August, I96U. Olympics, Tokyo, 196^+. pp. 8-lU,
V. 35, no. 11, November, I96U. Olympics, Tokyo, 196k.
Amateur Athletic Union of the United States. Bulletin .
No. 1, November 2^+, 1923. A.A.U. Information.

No. 2, December 3, 1923- A.A.U. Rules Amendments.
No. 3, December 22, 1923. Olympic coaches - 192'i .
No. U, February 23, 1924. Olympics, Paris, 1924. p. 2.

No. 5, larch I8, I92U. Olympics, Paris, I92U.
No. 6, Inrch 29, I92U. Olympics, Paris, I92U.
V. II, no. 1, December, I92U. A.A.U. Information.
V. II, no. 2, A.A.U. Information.
V. IT, no. 3, 1925. A.A.U. Information.
V. Ill, no. 1, December, I926. A.A.U. Information.
V. Ill, no. 2, Janucry, 1927- A.A.U. Information.
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Amateur Athletic Union of the United Sta.tes. Bulletin (Continued)

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V. IIT, no. 3, June, 1927- A.A.U. InforrnEtion.

V. IIT, no. k. September, 1927. A.A.U. Information.
V. IV, no. 1, Jnnu ry, I929. Brundage biography, p. 1. Tjvo copies.
V. IV, no. 2, February- July, 1929. A.A.U. Information.
V. IV, no. 3, August, 1929. Brundage letter, p. 1.
V. TV, no. h, September-October, 1929 Brundage, p. 3. Tv;o copies.
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American Boy .
V. 20, no. 7, lioy, I919. Brundage article, p. 9+. "Sound mind in

Sound Body."
The American Legion Kagpzine.

V. 72, no. 2, February, 1962. Soviet sports article, pp. 22-23-
American Olympic Association. Bulletin (Brundage, president)

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No. 1, November 20, I938. Objects of American Olympic Committee.

No. 2, November 26, I938. Forming local Olympic committees. Two copies.
No. 3, November 26, I938. Forming local Olympic committees. IVo copies.
No. k, no date. Olj^mpic films.
No. 5, no date. Olympic tryouts.
No. 6, no date. Raising Olympic funds. Two copies.
Febuary 2^, I9U0. Letter from Brundage to Committee members.
American Olyir.pic Committee. Publications from the year 1936.

Press releases:
January 29
January 3I
February 11
April 19
7
l-!ay
June 15
Three \mdated.
Letters from the Office of the President (on AOC stationery): 3^
separate letters.
General Bulletins: Nos. 1,2,3-
Special Bulletins: Nos. 1, 2.
Fund-raising leaflets - 9 separate leaflets.
Schedules: 1.
Lists of committee or team members: 3-
Box_252:
American Ski AnnTis2 (Official yearbook of National Ski Association)

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I937-I938. American skiing.

1939-19'+0,
191^0-19^1.
19'+l-19'+2 .
I9I+2-I9U3.
I9I+3-19I+U .
19ljU_19l+5 .
191+5.19146.
19^*7.
191^8. Olynpic ajrticles, pp. IO3-I26.
I9U9. Olyirapic orticle, pp. U5-63.
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Amcrlcgji Ski Annun.l (continued) .
Title chan;-ed to American Ski Annual and Skiing Journal .
1950. American skiing.

1951. Olympic articles, pp. 112-120.
1952. Olympics, Oslo, Norway, 1952, pp. lH-5'+.
Arkansas Journal (Arkansas Association for Health, Physical Education,

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and Recreation)
V. 2, no. 2, Moy, I967. Physical Education.
Asahi Evening News .
Spring, I96U. "Olympic Year - Holiday in Japan" Two copies.
Asahi Pictxire News .
195B. Olympics , Tokyo, l^Ch. Text in Japanese - some English.
Asahi Sports .
1930 Articles on basebsJ.1.

• In Japanese.
Athletic American (A.A.U.) .
Preliminary issue, V. 0, no. 0. Brundage a.rticle, pp. 5-7.
Box 253 :
Benlc Notes (Commonwealth Bank of Australia)

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September, 195^- Olympics, Melbourne, 1956. pp. '+-7.
Berea Alumnus .
Jt'iie, 1962. College athletics.
Berliner Illustrirte Zeitung .
No. 1, May- Juno, 1936. (cover torn) Olympics, Berlin, 1936.
Bike Sports Trail .
V. 25, no. 1, August- September, 1970. Athletic training.
Boletin Bibliogr^fico de la Secretaxia de Hacienda y Credito Publico.

.
In Spanish.
V. 11, no. 321, June 15, I965. Articles on Mexican histc>ry and culture.
V. 11, no. 322, July 1, 1965.
V. 11, no. 323, July 15, 1965.
V. 11, no. 32U, August 1, 1965.
V. 11, no. 325, August 15, 1965.
V. 11, no. 326, September 1, I965.
V. 11, no. 329, October 15, I965.
V. 11, no. 333, December 15, I965.
Supplement to no 333 December 15 I965 .
, , .
V. 12, no. 336, February!, 1966.

V. 12, no. 3U0, April 1, I966.
V. 12, no. 3)+l, April 15, I966.
V. 12, no. 3*^6, July 1, 1966.
V. 12, no. 350, September 1, I966.
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Boletin de T.os Deportcs .
No. 1, January, 1941. First Paji American Sporting games, 19)42.

No. 2, March, I9U1.
No. 3, May, I9UI.
No. k, Jioly-August I9I+I. ,
No. 7, Janua.ry-Fetrua«y, 1842.
British Olympic Journal (British Olympic Association)

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V. II, no. 2, March, 1930. Olympic Congress, Berlin, 1930. p. 26.

V. II, no. 5, December, 1930. General information.
V. II, no. 6, larch, 1931- General information.
V. II, no. 7, June, 1931. General information.
V. II, no. 8, September, 1931- General information.
V. TI, no. 9, December, 1931 Olympics, Los Angeles, 1932.
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V. II, no. 12, October, 1932. Olympics, Los Angeles, 1932.

V. II, no. 13, January, 1933- General information.
V. Ill, no. 3. October, 1933- General informs.tion.
V. Ill, no. 5> June, 193'+' General information.
Builders' Forum .
V. 1, no. 2, December, 1936. Brundage article, p. 10.
Bulgarian Olympic Committee (Comite Olympique Bulgare). Bulletin .
January, 1973- Olympic articles.
Bulletin of the Polish Olympic Committee . In Polish and English.

No. 3, September, 1959- General.
Canton . Oriental Cultural Association.

V. 1, no. 1, April, 1939- Chinese culture.
I.'he Cherry Circle .

(Chicago Athletic Association)
V. XXIIT, no. 5. October, I916. Brundage article, pp. 3^-35.
V. XXVI, no. k, October, I918. Brundo.ge article removed, p. 19 .
V. XLII, no. 3. September, I926. Brundage article, pp. 18-21. IVo copies.
V. XLIV, no. 5. November, 1927, Brundage o.rticle, pp. 9-12+ .
V. 95, no.' 1, January, 1973- General.
Chicago .
Charter issue, 1964. Brundage article, p. 62. Two copies.
Chicago Simday Tribune Magazine .
June 19, i960. Issue on Chicago .
July 30, 1961. Brundage CTiinese art collection, pp. 19-21. T\ô copies.
Chicago Tribtine Smiday Magazine .

November I9, I972 - Section 7- Brundage discusses Munich tragedy, p. kh-\-.
China '
s Sports .
(ihe All-China Athletic Feder3.tion, Peking)
No. 1, 1957. Chinese sports.
No. 1, 1958.
No. 2, 1958. Two copies.
No. 3, 1958.
No. 2, 1959.
No. 6, 1966.
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Chrysler Events .
V. 3, no. i(, Fetruary, 1952. Brundage article, pp. I7-I8.
The_Coach. (Lowe & Campbell Athletic Goods)

V. XV, no. i^, February, 1939. Brundage, p. 1+. "The Coach as Key Man.
V. XX, no. 3. March, I9IA. General information.
V. XX, no. 1+, May, 19ltlt. General information.
V. XXI, no. 1, September, 19^+^. General information.
V. XXI, no. 3, Felruary-March , 1945. General information.
V. XXIV, no. 1, September, 19^7 General information. •
V. XXV, no. 2, October, I9U8. General information.

V. XXVII, no. 5, April, I95I. Pan American Gnmes, I95I. pp. 1,3.
Colgate Alximni News .
V. XLIV, no. 1, October, I96O. Olympic article, pp. lt-5+.
Colorful Colorado .
V. 1, no. 3. V/inter, I966. General information.

V. VIII, no. k, Jonuary-Febiuary, 1973. "The Olyr^jic Bubble", p. I9.
Box 23k :
Comite Olympique National Italien. Bulletin Officiel .

Olympics, Rome,
i960. In English, French, Italian.
No. 1, April, 1957.
No. 2, October-December, 1957.
No. 3. January-i'ferch, 1958.
No. it, April- June, I958.
No 5 July- September 1958
. . , .
No. 6, October-December, 1958.

No. 7, January-February, 1959.
No. 8, March-April, 1959.
No. 9, Hey- June, 1959-
No. 10, July-August, 1959-
No. 11, September-October, 1959.
No. 12, November -December, 1959-
No. 13, Jmuary, I96O.
No. lU, February, 1960.
No. 15, Mcurch, I96O.
No. 16, April, i960.
No. 17, ifey, i960.
No. 18, June, i960.
No. 19, July, i960.
No. 20, Avigust, i960.
No. 22, October, I96O.
ITie Comnonv/ealth £: Qnpirc Rsviev/ .
V. LXX:ai, No. 525, July, 19^+8. Connelly, Sir Raymond, 'Future

of the Olympic Games,' p. 50.
Cuadernos Olimpicos Spanish Olympic Committee.

. In Spanish.
Brundage articles, pp. 1-2, 15 •
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Daily American . (Rome Enjllsh-language newspaper)

V. XV, no. 139i August 26, I960. Olympics, Home, I960, pp. 1, 11-16.
V. XV, no. 152, September 10, I960. Olympics, Rome, I960, pp. 13-20.
Defense du Srjort . (Comite Pierre de Coubertin) . In French.

V. 4, no. 13, December, 196*+. Olympic articles, pp. l-7«
Destine . (Barcelona)
No. 1789i January 15, 1972. Brundage article, pp. 50-51.
No. 1815, July 15, 1972. Olympic article, p. I6.
Dharmug . (In Hindi)

August 27, 1972. Olympics, Munich, 1972. pp. 6-7, II-I6, 53.
Discovery , ^he Allstate Motor Club Magazine.

V. 6, no. 2, Spring, I966, Issue on Mexico.
V. 8, no. 2, Spring, 1968. Issue on Mexico and Olympics, Mexico City, 1968
Dodge Nev;s Magazine .

September, I968. Mexico and Olympics, Mexico City, 1968.
Dolomiti . Revista Bimestrale.

V. 1, no. 1, January-February, 1951. Olympics, Cortina, 1956, p. 99.
Employee Recreation .
April, 1959. Olympics Issue.
The English Speaking World .

V. XXVII, no. 3, April -May, 19^+5. Olympic article, pp. 266-27^+.
Ear,ortiva a Gazeta . (Brazil, in Portuguese)

V. XXII, no. 2'+90. Jvine 23, 1951. Olympics article, pp. 1, 9.
E^portiva Ilustrada . (Brazil, in Portuguese)

V. 8, no. 167, September 1, 1960. Rome, 60.
'
Everybody s .
July 12, 1952. Russian sports.
Falk Handy Facts . (The Falk Corporation, Milv/aukee) .

V. 1, July, 1953.
Baseball 2, 195*+.
Baseball 3, 195^+.
Bowling 1, 195^+.
Bowling 2, 195^*.
Track, March, 195*+.
Track, April, 195'+-
Starting first numbered series: 9-12, 16-35, 37-52, 5't-75.
Second series: (1962-); 1 (with letter to Brundage attached),
2-20, 22-2'f, 26, 29, 31-52, 3't, 35, 77-82, 83, 84-86.
Federation Internationale D' Education Physique. Bulletin . In French,

English and Spanish.
V. 32, no. 3-4, 1962. Physical education amd sports.
V. 42, no. 1, January -March 1972. Olympic article, pp. 83-85.
,
V. 42, no. 2, April-June, 1972. Physical education and sports.
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Federation Internn.tionale de Football Association (FTFA). News.

(English)
Starred issues contain information on Olympic football - page number follows.
*-no. February, 1967, p. 20.
April, 1967, p. 52.
Ki-y, 1967, p. 78.
June, 1967, p. 103-
July, 1967, p. 125.
September, I967, p. I63.
October, I967, p. I85.
November, 1967.
December, I967, p. 107 .
Jnnuary, I968, p. 7-
February, 1968. P- 38.
Fnrch, 1968, p. 6k.
April, 1968, p. 67.
Kpy, 1968, p. 91+.
June, 1968, p. 115.
July, 1968, p. 135.
August, I96&, p. 155.
September, I968, p. 171-
October, I968, p. I87.
December, I968.
Jnnuary, 1969-
February, 1969.
Mnrcn, 1969, p. 66.
April, 1969.
M.oy, 1969.
June, 1969, p. I6U.
July, 1969.
August, 1969.
September, I969.
October, I969.
November I969
, •
December, 1969-
January, I97O.
February, 1970.
Mprch, 1970.
April, 1970.
May, 1970, p. 182.
June, 1970.
August, 1970, p. 271.
September, 1970.
October, 1970, p. 328.
November, 1970, p. 39*+
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December, 1970.
January, 1971, p. 26.
Felruary, 1971.
March, I97I, p. 13^+.
April, 1971, P- 182.
May, a.971.
June, 1971.
July, 1971. p. 317.
August, 1971, p. 365-
100, September, I97I, p. 390.
•*no. 101, October, 1971, p. kk2.
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Box 255 (continued)
Federation Internationale de Football Association. Bulletin, (continued)

'<Tio. 102, November, 1971, p. ^68.
^<Tio. 103, December, 1971, p. 511-
»no. ld^^, January, 1972, p. 19-

*no. 105, Fetruary, 1972. p. 72.
*no. 106, I«iarch, 1972, p. Il8.
^no. 107, April, 1972, p. l68.
*no. 108, liny, 1972, p. 195-
-xtio. lOQ June, 1^72, p. 2U'+.
no. 110, July, 1972.
"Tio. Ill, August, 1972, p. 3^8.
*no. 112, September, 1972, p. 392.
no. 113, October, 1972.
no. llU, November, 1972.
no. 115, December, 1972.
no. 117, Fel-ruary, 1973.
no. 118, March, 1973-
*no. 119, April, 1973. P- 151.
no. 120, Mny, I973.
Federation Internationale de Footba.ll Association. Official Bulletin .
English and French. Quarterly.

Stfirred issues contain Olympic information - page numbers follow.
no. 1, March, 1953-
no. 2, June, 1953-
no. 3> September, 1953-
no. h, December, 1953-
no. 5, March, 195^^.
no. 6, May, 195^+.
no. 7, September, 1951+.
no. 8, December, 195^-
no. 9, March, 1955-
no. 10, June, 1955.
no. 11, September, 1955.
*no. 13, March, I956, p. 1.
no. lU, Jiuie, 1956.
*no. 15, September, I956, p. I9.
*no. 16, December, I956, p. 7-8.
*no. 17, March, 1957, p. 1.
no. 18, June, 1957.
jio. 21, March, 1958.
no. 22, May, I958.
no. 23, September, I958.
no. 2U, December, I958.
no. 26, June, 1959-
*no. 29, March, i960. Brundage marked p. 183.
*Tio. 30, June, i960, p. 202+ .
*no. 31, October, I960, p. 217+ .
no. 32, December, I96O.

no. 33, April, 1961.
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Federation Internationale de Football Association. Official Bulletin ,

(continued)
no. 3U August- September, I96I.
.
no. 35/36. October-December, I96I.

*Tio. 37/38, Jnnu.-ry- September, I962, p. U26.
xno. 39/Uo, November, I963, p. 512.
*iio. kl, r.'ny, 196U, p. 589.
no. U2, I96U.
Federation Internationale de Natation Amateur. Bulletin Officiel .
English pnd French,

no. VIII, January, 19^+8. Olympics, London, 1S)^8, p. 1. Tivo copies.
Federation Internationale de Natation Amateur. Official Bulletin .
English and French,

no. 39, December, 1972. Olympics, Munich, 1972. p. 83.
Federation Internationale du Sport Universitaire. FISU Bulletin .
French ."nd English. (No Olymoics or Brundage)

5E Serie, no. 3, February, 1961.
6e Serie, no. 1, October, I96I.
6e Serie, no. 2, February, 19fi2.
6E Serie, no. 3> May, 196'^.
6e Serie, no. it, Septembej I962. ,
7E Serie, 1, March, I'^^^H.

2, May, 1964
3, Axzgust, I96I+.
h, July, 1965.
1, October, I965.
2, July, 1966.
3-U, December, I967.
1-2, June, 1968.
The Filipino Athlete .
V. XXV, July-August, 1972. Olympics, Munich, 1972.
Finlandia News Service XII Olympic Games, Helsinki, 19^0.

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no. 1, 1939- Finnish cultural information,

no. 2, 1939.
no. 3, 1939.
no. k, 1939.
no. 5, 1939.
no. 7, 1939.
Futxire.
(U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce)
V. 1, no. 3. November, 1938. Brundage article, pp. 13-15. Two copies.
Gebrauchsgraphik .
(German nnd English)
no 7 . 1956
. . Article on Olympic exhibition in museum, p. 19 •
II Ginnasta (Federazione Ginnastica D' Italia - Rome).

. Italian.
V. LVIII, no. G-9, June, 1952. Olympic article, pp. 1-5-
V. LVIII, no. 10-11, July, 1952.
V. LVIII, no. 12-13,
August- September, 1952. Olympic i^rticle, pp. 1-12.
128
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Tl Glnnastf'. (continued)
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V. LVIII, no. llt-15, October, 1952-

V. LVIII, no. 16-17, November, 1952-
V. LVIII, no. 18, December, 1952.
V. LIX, no. 1-2, January, 1953- Olympic article, p. 11.
V. LIX, no. 3-*^, Felûary-March, 1953.
V. LIX, no. 5, April 15, 1953-
V. LIX, no. 6, April 30, 1953-
V. LIX, no. 7, I 'ay 15, 1953-
V. LIX, no. 8, r.ny 31, 1953-
V, LIX, no. 9, June 15, 1953-
V. LIX, no. 10, July 1, 1953-
V. LIX, no. 11, July 16-31, 1953-
V. LIX, no. 13, September I6-3O, 1953-
V. LIX, no. lU, October 1-15, 1953-
Handball (U.S. Handball Associntion)

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Febuary, 1973, Yearbook Edition. Brundage photo, p. 80.
He-rdlines - ,ind v/hat's behind them.

V. HI, no. 9, December 31, 1951- General inform.i,tion.
V. VI, no. 1. General information.
Hindu Club. Boletin Inforr:w.tivo Extra ordinario -

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(Argentina Sppjiish)
December, 19^+5^!
'Ihe Hotel Monthly .
Hovember, 1947 .
General Information.
Hsin T'i yu .
(New Physical Education). In Chinese.
No. I'r'.inland Chinese sports.
Ir.inland Chinese sports.
lir inland Chinese sports,
lirinlo.nd Chinese sports.

Olyoipic articles, p. 29.
01yr,ipic articles , p 3
. •
Oly-iinic articles, pp. 9, 22, 23.

O.l^Tmpic articles, pp. 9, 11, 13, 15, I6.
Olympic article, pp. lU, 16, 17, 19.
OljTT.pic oxticle, p. I8.
Olympic articles, pp. 6, 8, 11, 2U, 28.
(Tllini Club of Chiccco) Brundage, editor.

V. 1, no. 1, i'rrch, I9IO.
V. T, no. 2, April, I9IO.
V. I, no. 3, iay, I9IO.
V. I, no. U, June, I9IO.
V. T, no. 5, JuJy, 1910.
V. I, no. 6, August, 1910.
V. I, no. 7, 1910.
V. I, no. o, 1910.
V. T, no. 9, 1910
V. I, no. 1.1, 1910.
V. I, no. 1?, 1910.
;;6/;20/3Y
3o>: 2'}C (conl;inuc'1 )
'LT-l:lni C3.ub Bulletin .

(continued)
V. II, no. ]..
V. Tj, no. 2.
V. II, no. 3-
V. TT, no. k.
V. TT, no. 5, October, I9II.
V. II, no. 6, IJovernber, I9II.
V. IT, no. 7, December, I9II.
V. TIT, no. 1, Morch, I9I2.
V. Ill, no. 2, April, I912.
V. Ill, no. 3. ''p.y. 1912.
V. ITT, no. h, July, I9I2. Brundagc article, p. 5-
V. Ill, no. 5. September, I912.
V. TIT, no. 6, Decerrber, I912.
V. HI, no. 7, February, 1913.
Illustro.ted Weekly of Indi? English..
V. IJOQCIX, 32. October 13, I968. Issue on Olympics. Brundage article.

"The Olympic Movement", p. 8.
Index to the Proceedings of the National Collegiate Athletic Association .
1906-193'> Compiled by the Secretary, December, 193'+'

•
Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America. Btillet n

i .
no. 6, April 12, I926.

no. 8, April 7, 1927-
no. 9, Jp.nu.ary 9, I928.
no. 11, November 19, I928. Olympic sjrticle. p. 2+.
no. 12, Mcrch 30, 1929 .
no. 15, December 19, 1930. Olympic crticle, p. 2+.

no. 16, April 8, 1931.
no. 17, November k, I93I.
no. 20, April 2k, 1933.
no. 22, April 27, 193' ^.
no. 23, Fetruary 26, 1935.
Intercollegiate Olympic Journal .
no. 1, March, I928. Olympics , Amsterdam, I928.

no. 2, April, I928. Olympics, Amsterdam, I928. Two copies.
no. 3. M'^y, 1928. Olympics, Amsterdam, I928. Two copies.
no. k, June, I928. Olytifjics, Arasterdajn, I928.
no. 5. November, I928, Olympics, Amsterdam, I928. Two copies.
Tjfiternational Amrteur Athletic Federation. Bulletin.

no. 7, December, 1971-January, 1972. Olympics, Munich, 1972.
no. 9, October, 1972. Congress edition.
Box_257:
International Olympic Committee. Revue Olympique In French. .
Also contains monthly I. O.C .Bxilletin.

Boiond volumes:
Jsjiuary, 1901-Janu ry, 1905- Committee news and Olympic articles;
Olympics, Paris, I9OO; Olympics, St. Louis, I90I+.
130
'2.(4'?-0lZl
Box ?57 (conbinuGd)
International Olympic Conmiittee. Revue Olympique (continued)

.
January, 1906-December I907. Committee news and Olympic nxticles.

,
January, 1908-DecGmber 1909- Committee

, ne%7s and Olympic articles;
Olympics, I.iondon, ].908.
January, 1909-December I9IO. Comm.ittee
, news and Olympic articles.
January, 1911-December , 1911- Committee news and Olympic articles.
January, 1912-Decenber I912. Committee news and Olympic articles;
,
Olympics, Stockholiî, I9I2.

January, 1913-Deceraber 1913- Committee news and Oljrmpic article.
,
Separate issues:
no. 97. January, 191^. Committee news and Olympic articles,
no. 9O, February, 1914.
no. 99, March, 191I+.
no. 100, Aoril, 191'+.
no. 101, May, 19ll^.
no. 102, June, I91U.
no. 103, July, I91I1.
International Olympic Committee. Olympische Rundschau .(Olympic Review)

In German, French, and English. Monthly I.O.C. Bulletin in each issue.
no. 1, April, 1938. Committee news and Olympic articles.
ho. 2, July, 1938.
no. 3, October, I938.
no. U, January, 1939-
no. 5, April, 1939-
no. 6, July, 1939-
no. 8, January, 19^0.
no. 9, April, I9U0.
no. 10, July, I9I+0.
no. 11, October, I9U0.
no. 12, January, 19^+1.
no. 13, April, I9U1.
no. lU, July, I9U1.
no. 15, October, 19*H.
no. 16, Ja.nurry, 19^2.
no. 18, Jvily, 19^12.
no. 19, October, 19^2.
no. 20, Januo.ry, 19U3.
no. 22, October, I9I13.
no. 23, April, V^\\.
Box 258 :
International Olympic Committee. Carta Informatlva . (Same as IOC newsletter,

but in Spanish.)
Nos. 1, 3, 4 (no dates)
No. 5, February, ^1968.
Nos. 6-7, Mai.ti-Api.ll, 1968.
No. 9, June, 1968.
No. 10, July, 1968.
No. 11, August, 1968.
No. 12, September, 1968.
Nos. 13-14, October-November, 1968.
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International Olympic Committee. Carta Informativa . (continued)

No. 15, December, 1968.
No. 16, January, 1969.
No. 17., February, 1%9.
No. 18, March, 1969.
No. 19, April, 1969.
Nos. 20-21, May- June, 1969.
No. 22, July, 1969.
Nos. 23-24, August-September, 1969.
No- 25, October, 1969.
Nos. 26-27, November-December, 1969.
International Olympic Committee. Olympic Review (In English)

.
No. 28, January, 1970. Committee news; Brundage article, pp. 7-8.
No. 29, February, 1970. Committee news and Olympic articles.
Nos. 30-31, March-April, 1970. Committee news and Olympic articles.
No. 32, May, 1970. Committee news; Brundage articles, pp. 244-249,
254-266.
No. 33, June, 1970. Committee news and Olympic articles.
Nos. 34-35, July-August, 1970. Committee news; Briondage article, pp. 347-350.
No. 36, September, 1970. Committee news and Olympic articles.
No. 37, October, 1970. Committee news and Olympic articles.
Nos. 38-39, November-December, 1970. Committee news; Brundage article,
pp. 575-582.
Nos. 40-41, January-Feh ruary, 1970. Committee news and Olympic articles.
No. 42, March, 1971. Committee news and Olympic articles.
No. 43, April, 1971. Committee news and Olympic articles.
No. 44, May, 1971. Committee news and Oljrmpic articles.
No. 45, June, 1971. Committee news and Olympic articles.
No. 46, July, 1971. Committee news and Olympic articles.
No. 47, August, 1971. Committee news; Brundage speech, pp. 434-435.
No. 48, September, 1971 Committee news and Olympic articles.
No. 49, October, 1971. Committee news; Brundage articles, pp. 523-524, 534-538.
Nos. 50-51, November-December, 1971. Committee news; Brundage article,
pp. 575-577.
No. 52, January, 1972. Coimnittee news; Brundage article, pp. 5-8.
No. 53-54, Fet ruary, March, 1972. Committee news; Brundage article, pp. 78-80.
No. 55, April, 1972. Committee news and 01yiq>ic articles.
No. 58, July, 1972. Committee news; Brundage articles, pp. 306-311.
No. 59, October, 1972. Committee news; Brundage articles, pp. 368-380.
Nos. 60-61, November-December, 1972. Committee news and Olympic articles.
Nos. 62-63, January-Fel ruary , 1973. Committee news and Oljrmpic articles.
Nos. 68-69, July-August, 1973. Committee news and Olympic articles.
Nos. 70-71, September-October, 1973. Committee news and Olympic articles.
Nos. 72-73, November-December, 1973. Committee news and Olympic articles.
Nos. 74-75, January-February, 1974. Committee news and Olympic articles.
Nos. 76-77, March-April, 1^74. Committee news and Olympic articles.
Nos. 78-79, May-June. 1974. Committee news and Olympic articles.
Issue on special Congress of IOC, 1973.
Italia Sportiva . (bound) Italism. See oversize file)

V. Ill, no. 1, January 1, 1953.
v. Ill, no. 2, January 15, 1953.
V. Ill, no. 3, February 1, 1953.
V. Ill, no. 4, February 15, 1953.
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Italia Sportiva (continued)

V, III, no. 5, March 1, 1953.
V. Ill, no. 6, March 15, 1953. Article on Olympla, Greece, p. 3.
V. Ill, no. 7, April 1, 1953. Article on Olympics, p. 3.
V. Ill, no. 8, April 15, 1953.
V. Ill, no. 9, May 1, 1953.
V. Ill, no. 10, M ay 15, 1953.
V. Ill, no. 11, June 1, 1953. Article on Rome Olympic Stadium, pp. 1-2.
V. Ill, no. 12, June 15, 1953.
V. Ill, no. 13, September 1, 1953.
V. Ill, no. 14, September 15, 1953.
V. Ill, no. 15, October 1 19
V. Ill, no. 16, October 15, 1953.
V. Ill, no. 17, November 1, 1953. Olympic article, p. 6.
V. Ill, no. 18, November 15, 1953.
V. Ill, no. 19, December 1, 1953.
V, III, no. 20, December 15, 1953.
L'ltalie Presente The magazine of the Olympics.

. (In English, French, German,
Italian)
No. 1, April-May, 1960. Olympics, Rome, 1960.
No. 2, June- July, 1960.
No. 3, Augus t- September , 1960.
No. 4, October-November, 1960.
Japan America Society of Chicago, Inc. Report ..

No. 6, August, 1964. Olympic article, pp. 14-18.
Japan Architect .
November, 1964. Issue on Olympics, Tokyo, 1964. Two copies.
The Japan Magazine .
v. XXVI, nos. 1-2, July, 1936. Issue on Olympics, Tokyo, 1940 (later cancelled)
V. 28, no. 1, FebSwaTYf 19J8. Issue on Ol3nnplcs, Tokyo, 1940. Two copies.
Japan Report .
V. 10, no. 19, October 15, 1964. Olympic articles, pp. 1-5. Brundage
remarks , p . 2 .
Japan Times Weekly .
V. II, no. 17, April 27, 1939.
Japan Travel News .
V. 14, no. 4, Olympics, Tokyo, 1964.
JOHPER . Journal of Health, Physical Education, Recreation.

V. 30, no. 8, November, 1959 Brundage article, pp. 25-26+.
Journal of Sports Medicine -and Physical Fitness .
V. 4, no. 2, June, 1964. Olympic article, pp. 122-127 (reprint)
Journal of the American Medical Association .
V. 205, no. 11, September 9, 1968. Special Olympics issue. Two copies.
Journal of the National Institute on Girls' Sports .

V, 1, no. 1, April, 1964.
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Juco Review . (National Junior College Athletic Association) .
V. XXIII, no. 9, May, 1972.
Kandahar Review . (English)

V. Ill, no. 9, October, 1949.
Karate Do . (The Japan Karate Association)

V. 1, no. 1, May, 1964.
Ken.
V. 1, no. 7, June 30, 1938. Brundage articles, p.- 39, pp. 66-69. Two copies.
Box 259 :
The Klwanls Magazine .

V. 42, no. 3, March, 1957. Olympic article, pp. 12-15.
Leaders of Public Opinion and Policy .
V. 1, no. 2, July, 1936. Brundage articles, p. 4+. Olympic article, p. 9+.

Two copies.
Die Lelbeserzlehung . In German.

No. 8, August, 1961. Olympic articles, pp. 241-254.
Leichtathletik In German .
No. 31, July 31, 1952. Olympics, Helsinki, 1952.
Life .
V. 24, no. 24, June 14, 1948. Brundage article, pp. 115-126. Two copies.
V. 41, no. 21, November 19, 1956. Amateur athletics article,, p. 99-110.
V. 41, no, 24, December 10, 1956. Olympics, Melbourne, 1956, pp. 34-49.
October 30, 1964. Olympics, Tokyo, 1964. pp. 74B-88
(only article and cover)
V. 72, no. 7, February 25, 1972. Olympics, Sapporo, 1972. pp. 32-56.
v. 73, no. 11, September 15, 1972. Olympics, Munich, 1972, pp. 4-11, 34-41.
V. 73, no. 12, September 22, 1972. Olympics, Munich, 1972, pp. 28-46.
The Lion . (Lion's Club International)

V. 38, no. 10, April, 1956. Olympics article, pp. 44-45. Two copies.
The Malnichl Graphic (Japanese and English)

.
1958. Issue on Third Asian Games, Tokyo, 1958.
Manana . (Mexico - Spanish)

V. XXV, no. 1261, October 28, 1967. Issue on Olympics, Mexico City, 1968.
V. XXVI, no. 1310, October 5, 1968. Issue on Olympics, Mexico City, 1968.
Mediclna de la Educacion Fisica y el Deporte . (In Spanish)

no. 22, October, 1971. Sports medicine,
no. 23, January, 1972. Sports medicine.
Mexico Deportivo . (Spanish and English)

V. 4, no. 5, May, 1962. Brundage article, pp. 8-13. Two copies.
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Mexico 68 News Bulletin . (In English) Olympics, Mexico City, 1968.

General Index numbers 1-30; issue dated January 23, 1967.
1967; nos. 10, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 20, 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29,
32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48,
49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54.
1968; nos. 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72,
73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83.
Box 260 ;
Mexico 68 Noticlero Olimpico (In Spanish)

.
Nos. 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 74, 74, 77, 78, 82, 83.
Mundo Deportivo (Argentina - Spanish)

.
No. 100, March 15, 1951. First Pan-American games. Two copies.
The NAIA News . (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics)

V. X, no. 2, Winter, 1960-1961. College athletics.
National Collegiate Athletic Association (N.C.A.A.). News Bulletin .
V. II, no. 1, January 10, 1934. N.C.A.A. information.

V. V, no. 1, January, 1937.
V. V, no. 2, June, 1937.
V. V, no. 3, September, 1937.
V. V, no 4, November, 1937.
V. VI, no. 1, January, 1938.
V. VI, no. 2, March, 1938.
V. VI, no. 3, May, 1938.
V. VI, no. 4, May, 1938.
V. VI, no. 5, September, 1938.
V. VI, no. 6, December, 1938.
V. VII, no. 1, January, 1939.
V. VII, no. 2, May, 1939.
V. VII, no. 3, October, 1939.
V. VII, no. 4, December, 1939.
V. VIII, no. 1, February, 1940.
V. VIII, no. 2, May, 1940.
V. VIII, no. 3, September, 1940.
V. VIII, no. 4, December, 1940.
V. IX , no. 1, September, 1941.
V. X, no. 1, December, 1942.
no. 1, October, 1948.
National Geographic .
V. 85, no. 3, March, 1944. Issue on Greece.

V. 126, no. 4, October, 1964. Olympics, Tokyo, 1964, pp. 488-513.
National Skiing See oversize file.

.
November 1, 1957. Olympic articles, pp. 2,3.

November 15, 1957. General skiing news.
Deceiii)er 1, 1957. General skiing news.
December 15, 1957. General skiing news.
January 1, 1958. Olympic articles, pp. 6, 10, 11.
January 15, 1958. Olympic article, p. 6.
February 1, 1958. Olympic article, p. 6.
February 15, 1938. General skiing news.
March, 1958.
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Neve Ghlacclo Sole . (Italy)

no. 6, September, 1949, General sports.
New Englander .
November, 1963. Olympic article, pp. 10-11+.
New Physical Education (Chinese). See Hsin t'i yu .
The New York Public Library. Bulletin .

V. 43, no. 5, May, 1939. Olympic article, pp. 405-431.
The New York Times.

January 16, 1972. Special section on Olympics, Sapporo and Munich, 1972.
The New Yorker .
July 23, 1%0. Brundage article, p. 2&+.
News and Views .
Bulletin no. 62, ca. 1940. Issue on sports and socialism.
Olympia . (In Japanese) .

V. 5, no. 22, March, 1964. Olyaspics, Tokyo, 1964.
The Olympian . (The Olympic Club, San Francisco.)

V. 31, no. 4, April, 1943. Club information.
V. 23, no. 4, April, 1945. Club information.
Olympic . (In Japanese).

V. 15, no. 10, 1937.
The Olympic . (American Olympic Association).

V. 1, no. 1, June, 1927. Olympics, Amsterdam, 1928.
V. 1, no. 4, October, 1927. Olympics, Amsterdam, 1928, and Olympics,
St. Moritz, 1928.
Olympic . (Official publication of of organizing committee. Games of the X=^

Olympiad, Los Angeles, 1932).
No. 1, May, 1930. Olympics, Los Angeles, 1932.
No. 3, April, 1931.
No. 4, October, 1931.
No. 5, May, 1932.
Olympic Games - News Service (Organizing Committee, XI

.
— Olympic Games,
Berlin, 1936.)
No. 1, December 21, 1933. Olympics, Berlin, 1936.
No. 2, January 31, 1934.
No. 3, February 26, 1934. Two copies.
No. 4, March 23, 1934.
No. 5, April 24, 1934. Two copies.
No. 6, May 31, 1934. Two copies.
No. 7, June 29, 1934.
No. 8, July 30, 1934.
No. 9, August 30, 1934.
No. 10, September 28, 1934.
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OJvmplc Games - News Service (continued)
No. 11, October 31, 1934. Two copies. No. 22, August 28, 1935.
Wo. 12, November 30, 1934. Two copies No. 23, September 25, 1935.
No. 13, December 20, 1934. No. 24, October 21, 1935.
No. 14, January 31, 1935. Two copies. No. 25, November 15, 1935. Two copies.
No. 15, February 28, 1935. No. 26, December 13, 1935.
No. 16, March 30, 1935. No. 27, January 25, 1936.
No. 17, April 16, 1935. No. 28, February 28, 1936.
No. 18, May 16, 1935. No. 29, March 31, 1936.
No. 19, June 5, 1935. No. 30, April 20, 1936.
No. 20, July 2, 1935. No. 31, May 28, 1936.
No. 21, July 30, 1935. No. 32, June 22, 1936.
No. 33, July 10, 1936.
Olympic Games - 1936 (Official organ for the Berlin Games distributed in America)
No. 8 No. 12
No. 9 No. 13
No. 10 No. 14
No. 11 No. 15
Box 261 ;
Olympic News . (American Olympic Committee) General Olympic information.
June 7, 1923.
July 25, 1923.
No. 4, July 26, 1923.
No. 5, August 9, 1923.
No. 7, December 14, 1923.
No. 9, October 22, 1925.
V. Ill, no. 1, January, 1928.
v. Ill, no. 2, March, 1928.
V. Ill, no. 3, April, 1928.
V. IV, no. 1, January, 1930.
V. IV, no. 2, February, 1930.
V. IV, no. 3, March, 1930.
V. IV, no. 4, April 1930.
V. IV, no. 5, May, 1930.
V. IV, no. 6, June, 1930.
V. IV, no. 7, July, 1930.
V. IV, no. 8, August, 1930.
V. IV, no. 9, September, 1930.
V. IV, no. 10-11, October-November, 1930. Two copies.
V. IV, no. 12, December, 1930. Brundage elected president, p. 5. Two copies.
V. V, no. 1, January, 1931. Two copies.
V. V, no. 2, February, 1931. Two copies.
V. V, no. 3, March-April, 1931. Two copies.
V. V, no. 5-6, May-June, 1931. Two copies.
V. V, no. 7-8, July-August, 1931.
V. V, no. 9-10, September-October, 1931. IVo copies.
August, 1934. Brimdage article, p. 3. Two copies.
Special quadrennial meeting number.
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Olympic News - XII— Olympiad, 1940. (Tokyo) General Olympic information.

First issue under title, "Tokyo Olympic News".
No. 1, May 10, 1937.
No. 2, June 10, 1937. "01ynq)ic News" becomes title.
No. 3, July 10, 1937.
No. 4, August 10, 1937.
No. 7, November 10, 1937.
No. 8, December 10, 1937.
No. 9, January 10, 1938.
No. 10, Felruaryiro,^f938.
No. 11, March 10, 1938.
No. 12, April 10, 1938. Two copies.
April 17, 1938. (no if)
April 25, 1938. (no if)
No. 13, May 10, 1938.
May 30, 1938. (no if)
No. 14, June 10, 1938.
June 23, 1938. (no //)
Last report not dated - starts "Construction of the Olympic indoor gym..."
Olympic News Service . (Organizing Cente, XII

—
Olympic Games, Helsinki, 1940.)
No. 1, October 28, 1938. Olympics, Helsinki, 1940.
No. 4, February, 1939.
No. 5, March, 13-39.
No. 7, May, 1939.
Special issue, July, 1939.
Olympic Newsletter (and Pictorial Review). Mexico 68. (In English)

Mexican culture and Olympics, 1968.
Nos. 1 (2 copies), 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14,
16, 17, 18, 19, 20 (Spanish), 21, 22 (Spanish), 23, 24, 25. 26,
27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38 (Spanish), 39 (Spanish),
40 (Spanish), 41 (issue on Brundage), 42 (one Spanish, one English), 43.
Olympic Seishin .
(Olympic Spirit) In Japanese;
1938.
Olympisches Feuer . (German Olympic Committee - German)

January, 1951. General Olympic information.
May, 1951.
Title changed to: Olympisches Rundschau .
V. 1, no. 1, March, 1952.
V. 1, no. 2, June, 1952.
V. 1, no. 3, September, 1952.
Title changed back to: Olympisches Feuer .
No. 1, March, 1953.
No. 2, May, 1953.
No. 3, July, 1953.
No. 5, November, 1953.
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Olympisches Feuer . (continued)

No. 6, June, 1958.
No. 7, July, 1958.
No. 8, August, 1958.
No. 11» December, 1958.
No. 2, Felûary, 1959.
No. 3, March, 1959.
No. 4, April, 1959.
No. 5, May, 1959.
No. 6, June, 1959.
No. 7, July, 1959.
No. 11, Novembp.r, 1959.
No. 2, February,' 1960,
No. 3, March, 1960. Olympics, Squaw Valley, 1960.
No. 4, April, 1960.
No. 5, May, 1960. General Olympic information.
No. 6, June, 1960.
No. 7, July, 1960.
No. 8, August,- 1960.
No. 9, September, 1960. Oljnnpics, Rome, 1960.
No. 1, January, 1961. General Olympic Information.
No. 3, March, 1961.
No. 4, April, 1961.
No. 5, May, 1961.
No. 6, June, 1961.
No. 7, July, 1961.
No. 13, OctobM, 1961.
No. 1, January, 1962
No. 2, February, 1962.
No. 3, March, 1962.
No. 5, May, 1962.
No. 7, July, 1962.
Ho. 8, August, 1962.
No. 2, February. 1%3.
No. 4, April, 1963.
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Olympisches Feuer . (continued)

No. 5, May, 1963.
No. 6, June, 1963. Olympics, Tokyo, 1964.
No. 7, July, 1963. General Olympic information.
Box 263 ;
Olympisches Feuer .
No. 1, January, 1964. General Olympic information.
No. 4, April, 1964.
No. 5, May, 1964.
No. 6, June, 1964.
No. 7, July, 1964.
No. 10, October, 1964. Olympics, Tokyo, 1964.
No. 1, January, 1965. General Olympics Information.
No. 2, Feburary, 1965.
No. 3, Marcd, xy65.
No. 6, June, .1965.
No. 7, July, 1965.
No. 8, Auguut, 1965.
No. 2, Febguary, 1966.
No. 3, March, 1966.
No. 4, April, 1966.
No. 5, May, 1966.
No. 6, June, 1966.
No. 7, July, 1966.
No. 2, March, 1972. Olympics, Sapporo, 1972.
No. 4, April, 1972. General Olympic information.
No. 5, May, 1972.
No. 7, July, 1972.
No. 8, August, 1972. Olympics, Munich, 1972.
No. 11, November, 1972. General Olympics information.
No. 1, January
- February, 1973.
No. 2, March, 1973.
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Olymplsche Splele .
No. June, 1935.

1,
No. 2, July, 1936.
No. 3,
No. 4.
No. 5.
No. 6.
No. 7.
No. 8.
No. 9.
No. 10.
No. 11.
No. 12.
No. 13.
No. 14.
No. 15, 1936.
Omega Information . (In French and English)

No. 13, November, 1948. Omega timepieces for Olympics.
Organizing Committee for XV Olympiad, Helsinki, 1952. Bulletin .

No. 16, August, 1952. Olympic results.
Organizing Committee for Seventh Olympic Winter Games. VII Giochi

Olimpici Invernali, Cortina, 1956. (In English, French, Italian,
German, Spanish) .
No. 1, August, 1954. Olympics, Cortina, 1956.

No. 3, January 15, 1955.
No. 4, April, 1955.
No. 5, June, 1955.
No. 10. Results of the game.
Organizing Committee for Tokyo Ol3rmpics. XVIII Olympiad Official Bulletin . (Japan)
Tokyo, 1964. (In French and English)
No. 1, Olympics, Tokyo, 1964.
No. 2,
No. 3.
No. 4.
No. 6.
No. 7.
No. 8.
No. 9.
No. 10.
No. 11.
No. 12.
No. 13.
Mo. 14.
No. 15.
No. 16.
No. 18.
No. 21.
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Organizing Committee for the XI

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Olympic Winter Games (Japan) .
XI Olympic Winter Games Official Bulletin Sapporo, 1972. .
Mo. 1, April, 1967. Olympics, Sapporo, 1972. IVo copies.

No. 3, April 1968.
No. 5, April, 1969.
No. 7, April, 1970.
No. 10, April, 1971.
No. 11, June, 1971.
No. 12, August, 1971.
No. 15, March, 1972.
Organizing Committee for the Games of the XX

—
Olympiad, Munich, 1972. Bulletin .
(In English, French, and German) See oversize file.
No. 1, October, 1968. Olympics, Munich, 1972.
No. 2, May, 1969.
No. 3, May, 1970.
No. 4, March, 1971.
No. 7, June, 1972.
Organizing Committee for the Second Pan American Games, Mexico. Bulletin .
August 15, 1954 - March 15, 1955. Thirteen issues.
Pace .
September, 1968. Olympics, Mexico City, 1968. pp. 8-48. Two copies.
Pacific Neighbors . Journal of the Australian-American Association and the New Zealand-
American Association.
V. 9, no. 3, 1954. Olympics, Melbourne, 1956. pp. 1-11.
V, 11, no. 3, 1957. Olympics, Melbourne, 1956.
Pales ttg Rassegna del problemi dello sport e del tempo llbero.
. (In Italian)
5-6/1965. (May- June?). Italian sports.
Panathlon International (Genoa - in Italian).
V. XIX, no. 12, December, 1972. Italian sports.

V. XX, Supplement to no. 3, March, 1973. Two copies.
Panathlon Italiano .
V. 6, no. 10, October, 1959. Brundage article, pp. 2-4.
Paris Match .
No. 986. March 2, 1968. Olympic article, pp. 20-21.
Personal Efficiency .
V. 16, no. 8, August, 1926. Brundage article, pp. 483-489.
Perspectives . (Canada - in French)

V. 10, no. 11, March 16, 1968. Olympic article, pp. 36-38.
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Physical Education Today . (Manila - In Chinese and English)

V. XIV, nos. 1-4, March-December, 1967. History of Olynplcs.
V. XVI, nos. 1 and 2, March-June, 1969. Olyaplcs, Mexico City, 1968.
V. XVI, nos. 3 and 4, September-Decenber , 1969. General Oljnqplc Inforaatlon.
V. XIX, nos. 1 and 2, March-June, 1972. Issue on T'al-Chl Ch'uan.
Pictorial California and the Pacific .

V. VII, nos. 7 and 8. July-August, 1932. Olympics, Los Angeles, 1932.
V. XXVII, no. 6. Holiday nunber 1952. Santa Barbara - Montedto, 1952.
Port of Melbourne Quarterly .

V. 1, no. 2, April-June, 1948. About Melboum<'e, Australia.
Projeccion de Mexico . (In Spanish and French)

V. 1, no. 9, March-April, 1969. Olyiqplc article, pp. 56-61.
Box 265 ;
Quademl dello Sport .
V. 1, no. 1, January, 1963 - 1967.
Box 266 ;
Quademl dello Sport .
V. 9, no. 12, 1968 - Decenber, 1971.
Box 267 ;
The Queen .
August 22, 1956. Brundage article, pp. 22-23+.
Real Estate . (Chicago)

V, 12, no. 44, October 30, 1937. Brundage article, p. 17. Two copies.
Realities . (In English)

No. 167, October, 1964. Olympic article, pp. 48-53.
The Record (Sigma Alpha Epsllon Fraternity)

.
V. XXXV, no. 3, Septenber, 1915. Brundage article, pp. 361-371.
Right .
No. 26, Novenber, 1957. Right%fing newsletter.
Rlkujo Nippon . (Japan track and field)

Nos. 9, 10, 11, 1938.
2, 3, 4, 1939.
Issue no. 81.
Unnumbered issue.
Sachslsche Zeitung .
July 4, 1969. Issue on Dresden architecture.
Saturday Evening Post .

V. 227, no. 44, April 30, 1955. Article by Brundage, pp. 28-29+. Two copies.
Scouting.
V. 50, no. 7, September, 1962. Boy Scout articles.
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Selecclones del Reader's Digest . (In Spanish)

V. LVI, no. 337. Deceaber, 1968. Brundage article, pp. 70-75. Two copies,
Semalne Sportive . (French)

V. 16, no. 45, January 5, 1954. Olynplc article, p. 1.
La Settlnana . (Italian)
V. 4, no. 36, October 11, 1958. General news.
Shukan Asahl . (Asahl Weekly)

June 1, 1958. Brundage article, p. 51.
Feb^tuary 10, 1961. Article on anateurlsn, pp. 24-27.
June 12, 1964.
Shukan Sports .
Hay 25, 1958. Olynplc article, p. 27.
Skate . (Official nagazlne of the Roller Skating Rink Operators Association of

America and the U.S. of A. Confederation of Amateur Roller Skating)
Fall, 1970. Roller skating information.
Fall, 1973. Chanplonshlp issue.
Ski .
V. 20, October, 1955 - March, 1956 (bound)
V. 20, no. 1, October, 1955. General ski information.
V. 20, no. 2, November, 1955. Olympic article, pp. 38-41.
V. 20, no. 3, Deceêr, 1955. General ski information.
V. 20, no. 4, January, 1956. Olympics, Cortina, 1956.
V. 20, no. 5, Felruary, 1956. General ski information.
V. 20, no. 6, March, 1956. Olympics, Cortina, 1956. pp. 8-27.
V. 22, October, 1957 - March, 1958 (bound)
V. 22, no. 1, October, 1957. General ski information.
V. 22, no. 2, November, 1957.
V. 22, no. 3, December, 1957.
V. 22, no. 4, January, 1958.
V. 22, no. 5, February, 1958.
Box 268 ;
Ski Flash . (Grenoble - in French)

No. 14, February, 1967. General ski information.
Sport and Pastime . (India)

V. XIV, no. 1, January 2, 1960. Brundage article, pp. 4-5. Two copies.
V. XIV, no. 33, August 13, 1960. Olympics, Rome, 1960.
Sport Express . (In German)

June 12, 1957. Issue on Olympics.
Lo Sport Illustrato . (In Italian)

V. 49, no. 34, August 25, 1960. Olympics, Rome, 1960.
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Sport Illustrlerte . (In German)

V. 39, no. 19, September 13, 1972. Olympics, Munich, 1972.
Sport - Jahres - Meister . (In German)

V. 16, no. 4, October 19. 1964. Olympics, Tokyo, 1964.
V. 20, no. 1, February 19, 1968. Olympics, Grenoble, 1968.
V. 20, no. 4, October 20, 1968, Olympics, Mexico, 1968.
V. 20, no. 5, October 28, 1968. Olympics, Mexico, 1%8.
Sport-Press International (Warsaw, Poland - in English)

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No .1, September 6, 1962. General Eastern European Sports information.

September 20, 1962.
No. 5, October 4, 1962.
Sport 64 (West German - in English)

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No. 1, 1964. Olympics, Innsbruck and Tokyo, 1964, pp. 3-27.
Sport 66 . (West German - in English)

No. 1, 1966. Olympics, Munich, 1972, pp. 3-15.
1966 (no //). Olynîcs, Munich, 1972. pp. 3-4.
Sport 67 (West German - in English)

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No. 2-3, 1967. Olympic article, pp. 35-37.
Sport-Spiegel . (German)
V. 6, no. 5, June 1, 1949. General sports information.
Le Sport Suisse (French).
V. 42, no. 2093, August 30, 1946. Olympic article, p. 1.
Sport und Baderbauten (In German)

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V. 5, no. 1, February, 1965. General swimming information.

V. 5, no. 2, April, 1965.
V. 5, no. 3, June, 1965.
V. 5, no. 4, August, 1965. Olympic article, pp. 288-292.
Sports Illustrated .
V. 3, no. 6, August 8, 1955. Olympic article, pp. 52-58.

4, 5, January 30, 1956. Olympic articles, pp. 26-43+. Two copies.
6, Felruary 6, 1956. Brundage article, pp. 30 (part missing)
21, November 19, x:>j6, Olympics, Melbourne, 1956.
4, July 27, 1964.
. Handwritten Brundage note attached to cover.
14, October 5, 1964.
,
Olympics, Tokyo, 1964, pp. 34-69, 105-122.
15, October 12, 1964.
. General sports information.
16, October 19, 1964.
,
Olympics, Tokyo, 1964. pp. 34-41.
17, October 26, 1964.
.
Olympics, Tokyo, 1964, pp. 20-33.
18, November 2, 1964.
.
Olympics, Tokyo, 1964, pp. 24-30.
10, March 9, 1970.
.
Olympic articles, pp. 13-17, 26-29/ Two copies.
20, November 15, 1971.
,
Olympics, Sapporo, 1972, pp. 52-66.
3, January 17, 1972.
.
Brundage article, pp. 18-19.
8, August 21, 1972.
. General sports information.
37, no. 9, August 28, 1972. Olympics articles cut out.
37, no. 10, September 4, 1972. Olympic articles cut out.
37, no. 11, September 11, 1972. Olynqsics article cut out.
37, no. 12, September 18, 1972. Olympics articles cut out.
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Sports in the GDR (In English)

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No. 2, 1972. General sports information.

No. 5/6, 1972. Olympics, Munich, 1972.
Sports in the USSR . (In English)

No. 1, (35), 1966. Soviet sports.
No. 3, (37), 1966. Olympic article, p. 2.
No. A, (38), 1966. Soviet sports.
No. 6 (40), 1966. Olympic article, p. 2.
No. 8, (42), 1966.
No. 9, (43), 1966.
No. 10, (44), 1966.
No. 11, (45), 1966.
Sports Olympiques . (In French)

No. 10, July 28, 1964. Olympic articles.
Sportsmanship .
V. 1, no. 3, December, 1928. General sports information.

v. 1, no. 6, March, 1929. Brundage article, pp. 5-9.
V. 1, no. 7, April, 1929. General sports information.
V. 1, no. 8, May, 1929.
V. 2, no. 2, November, 1929.
V. 2, no. 4, January, 1930. Article by Brundage, pp. 11-12.
V. 2, no. 5, Fetruary, 1930. General sports information.
V. 2, no. 6, March, 1930.
V. 2, no. 7, April, 1930.
V. 3, no. 1, January, 1931.
V. 3, no. 2, April, 1931. Olympic article, pp. 5-7.
Sportsworld (British Olympic Association)

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Formerly titled World Sports .
V. 1, no. 1, August, 1972. Olympics, Munich, 1972.

V. 1, no. 2, September, 1972. General sports information.
V. 1, no. 3, October, 1972. Olympics, Munich, 1972.
V. 1, no. 4, November, 1972, Olympics, Munich, 1972, pp. 8-16 (some removed)
V. 1, no. 5, December, 1972. General sports information.
Stadion 60 .
No. 5, 1960. Olympics, Rome, 1960.
Start . (Vienna - in German)

V. 1, no. 1, March, 1948. General Austrian Sports information.
V. 1, no. 2, March 19, 1948.
V. 1, no. 3, April, 1948. Olympic article, pp. 1-3, 4-7.
V. 1, no. 4, May, 1948. General Austrian Sports information.
La Suisse Horlogere et Revue Internationale de L'horlogerie . (English)

No. 2, July, 1964. Brundage article, pp. 2-3.
Tai Iku .
(Physical Education and athletics) (In Japanese)
November, 1951. Brundage article, pp. 27-30.
January, 1952. Brundage article, pp. 21-23.
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Think . (IBM)
V. II, no. 4, September, 1936. Brundage article, p. 14+.
V. Iv, no. 2, July , 1938. General cultural news - U.S.
V. V, no. 2, July, 1939.
This Vfeek Magazine . (San Francisco Chronicle)

June 29, 1952. Brundage article, pp. 10-11+. Two copies.
Time .
V. 100, no. 11, Septeiober 11, 1972. Oljnnplcs, Munich, 1972. (article torn out)
V. 100, no. 12, September 18, 1972. Olympics, Munich, 1972. (article torn out)
Tokyo Mtinlcipal News .

V. 9, no. 2, March, 1959. Olympics, Tokyo, 1964, p. 1.
Tokyo Olynîc News . (In English)

Tokyo cultural information and Olympics, 1964.
Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6;
In English and French: Nos. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17.
Townsfolk .
V. 24, no. 9, March, 1954. Brundage article, pp. 20-21.
Track .
No. 6, July 1, 1931. General U.S. track information. Two copies.
No. 7, August 1, 1931.
No. 9, October 1, 1931.
No. 10, November 1, 1931.
No. 11, December 1, 1931. Two copies.
No. 12, January 1, 1932.
V. 2, no. 1, February 1, 1932. Olympic article, p. 1.
V. 2, no. 2, March 1, 19J2. General U.S. track Information.
V. 2, no. 3, April 1, 1932.
V. 2, no. 4, May 1, 1932.
V. 2, no. 5, June 1, 1932.
V. 2, no. 6, July 1, 1932.
V. 2, no. 7, August 1, 1932.
V. 2, no. 9, October 1, 1932.
V. 2, no. 11, December 1, 1932.
V. 2, no. 12, January 1, 1933.
Track and Field News .

V. 9, no. 11, December, 1956. Olympics, Melbourne, 1956.
The Travel Bulletin (NYK Line).
No. 168, June, 1939. Japanese cultural information.
True .
V. 36, no. 230, July, 1956. Olympic article, pp. 26-27+.
Turkish Olympic Committee. TMOK (In Turkish) .
No. 9, 1973. Brundage article, p. 1.
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Union Internationale de Pentathlon Modeme et Biathlon. Bulletin .

(German, French, English)
No. 22, December, 1972. Olympics, ^funich, 1972.
UNESCO. Le Courrier . (In French)

V. 17, no. 1, January, 196 A. Amateurism in sports, pp. 4-19.
United States Olympic Committee. General Information .

1959.
United States Olympic Committee. Newsletter .
V. 4, no. 6, December, 1968. Olympics, Mexico City, 1968.

V. 5, no. 7, May, 1970. USOC news.
V. 5, no. 9, September, 1970. USOC news. Two copies.
V. 6, no. 6, March, 1972. Olympics, Sapporo, 1972.
V. 7, no. 1, June, 1972. USOC news.
V. 7, no. 2, August, 1972. USOC news.
V. 7, no. 3, October, 1972. Olympics, Munich, 1972.
Box 270 ;
U.S. News and World Report .

March 1, 1957. World news.
USSR Information Bulletin . (USSR embassy in U.S.)

V. VII, no. 17, October 22, 1947. Soviet sports, pp. 22-23.
V. VIII, no. 8, April 28, 1948. Soviet life.
V. VIII, no. 21, November 3, 1948. Olympic article, pp. 684-685.
Venture .- the traveler's world.

V. 3, no. 6, December - January, 1967. Special Mexico issue.
Village News . (In French, German, English)

August 31, 1972. Olympic village, Munich, 1972.
Vital Speeches . - of the day.

V. XXXIII, no. 13, April 15, 1967. Article by Brundage, pp. 411-416. Two copiei
La Voce dell 'Africa . (In Italian)

V. V, no. 1-2, January 1-31, 1961. African political news.
Volkskragte/Manpower . (Union of South Africa - in Dutch and English)

V. 4, no. 2, March, 1946. Issue on children's physical fitness.
V. 5 and 6, nos. 1 and 2, March-September, 1947. Issue on syncope in athletes.
The Water Skier . (American Water Ski Association)

V. 13, no. 6, December- January, 1964. General water skiing information.
V. 14, no. 3, June-July, 1964. General water skiing information.
V. 14, no. 6, December- January , 1965.
V. 15, no. 5, October-November, 1965.
The 1965 Water Skier Yearbook.
V. 20, no. 4, June- July, 1970.
Weekend Magazine . (Canada)

V. 18, no. 11, March 16, 1968. Olympic article, pp. 2-4.
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Wen Hslng . (Taipei, Taiwan - in Chinese)

Bound.
V. 4, issue 19, Nationalist Chinese sports.
V. 4, issue 20, Brundage article, pp. 3-4. Two copies.
V. 4, issue 21. Nationalist Chinese sports.
V. 4, issue 22.
V. 4, issue 23.
V. 4, issue 24.
Westways . (Automobile Club of Southern California)

V. 60, no. 9, September, 1968. Issue on Mexico and Olympics, Mexico, 1968.
Where . (LaSalle Hotel, Chicago)

November 8, 1969. Brundage on cover. Two copies.
The Winged Foot (New York Athletic Club)

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V. 67, no. 6, June, 1956. Olympics, Melbourne, 1956.
Winter Olympics (Organizing Committee for Vth Olympics Winter Games Garmisch-
.
Partenkirchen, 1940)
No. 1, July 25, 1939. General information.
No. 2, August 15, 1939.
Women's Track and Field World .
V. 1, no. 1, June, 1967. General information.

V. 1, no. 2, July, 1967.
V. 1, no. 3, August, 1967.
World Sports (British Olympic Association)

.
V. 1, May, 193 6.. General sports and Olympic information.

1, no.
V. 1, no. 5, September, 1936. Olympics, Berlin, 1936.
V. 5, no. 6, October, 1938. General sports information.
V. 6, no. 3, January, 1939. Olympic articles, pp. 78+, 84-85.
V. 6, no. 4, Fetfûary, 1939. General sports information.
V. 6, no. 5, March, 1939. Olympic articles, pp. 174-179
V. 6, no. 6, April, 1939. Olympic articles, pp. 206-208+, 209-210.
V. 7, no. 1, May, 1939. Olympic articles, pp'. 16-17.
V. 7, no. 2, June, 1939. General sports information.
V.14, no. 8, August, 1948. Olympics, London, 1948.
V. 14, no. 9, September, 1948. Olympics, London, 1948.
V. 27, no. 1, January, 1961. Olympic article, pp. 56-58.
V. 27, no. 6, June, 1961. Brundage article, pp. 34-35.
V. 37, no. 7, July, 1971. General sports information.
V. 38, no. 3, March, 1972. Olympics, Sapporo, 1972. pp. 4, 6-10, 50-51.
V. 38, no. 4, April, 1972. General sports information.
V. 38, no. 6, June, 1972. General sports information.
V. 38, no. 7, July, 1972. Olympics, Munich, 1972. pp. 4-7.
Superseded by Sportsworld , August, 1972.
Young Executive (Chicago Junior Association of Commerce)

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March, 1935. Brundage article, p. 6. ::
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Box 271 :
Clippings, Amateurism, College and Oljrmpic, 1930-1974
Amateurism, TOC Meetings and Correspondence, 1930-1939

Ken Henry, 1956
Fixing (Basketball) and Football, 1946-1957
all sports - particularly international, 1953-1968
Brundage, 1953-1971
Anti-Pro Oath and Scholarships in U.S. Colleges, 1955-1958
1965-1970, 1971-1973
L'Affaire Dan Waem - C.O.S. - circa 1965
Commercialization, 1967-1971
Athletic Scholarships in U.S., 1967-1969
Brundage and Amateurism in Skiing - German and French Press, 1971-1972
Professionalism, 1968-1974
Jim Thorpe, 1912 Olympics
Box 272 ;
Clippings, Avery Brundage, 1916-1959
List of Profile Articles on Avery Brundage, 1948, 1956, 1960

Articles about Avery Brundage, 1916-1929
1930-1939
1940-1949
Clippings and petition for Republican Nomination for Governor of Illinois -
Avery Brundage, 1944
Olympics, 1951-1952
1953
1954-1956
1957-1959
Box 273 :

1966
1967
1968
1968 - Spanish press
1969
Box 274 :
Articles about Avery Brundage, 1970

1971
1960-1969
1972 (two folders)
1973-1974
Art Clippings, 1957-1960, 1964-1972
The LaSalle Hotel, 1924-1970
Brundage vs. Lannan (Susquehanna Corporation), 1958, 1963
California Real Estate: Montecito Country Club, Santa Barbara - El Paseo, 1949-1970
Business Activities, 1937, 1940, 1953
Anti-Semitic Charges Concerning Brundage, 1935, 1970
Personal Philosophies, 1940-1970
Book Reviews, articles on Education, Technology, by others, 1946-1967
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Box 275 ;
Clippings, Avery Brundage, Trips, 1945-73
Sweden, September, 1945
Japan, 1955
Philippines, 1955
Hong Kong, 1955
Australia, 1956
Mexico, 1962
undated
1963
1966
1967
Barcelona, Spain, Present the Bonacossa Trophy to Spanish Olympic Committee,
1967
Florence, 1967
Turkey, April-May, 1967
Japan, 1968
Leipzig , Germany, July 1969
Mexico, presenting the Olympic Cup to Mexico, July 1969
1973
Box 276 ;
Clippings, Nations: Africa - Rhodesia
Africa, 1966-67
Argentina, 1955, 1968, 1970
Australia, 1955-56, 1959
Belgium
Brazil, 1959, 1963, 1967-68
Brazil, Esportiva . December 31, 1967
Bulgaria National Olympic Committee Publications, 1961-63
Cambodia, 1963
Canada (Montreal), 1947, 1%1
Chile, 1960
Republic of China (Taiwan), 1954, 1960, 1971
China (People's Republic), 1954, 1959, 1964, 1966-67
Two Chinas and the Olympics, 1959, 196%
Cuba, 1%3
Czechoslovakia, 1949, 1952, 1956, 1968-70
Europe, 1948, 1962, 1967
Finland, 1955
France, 1948, 1962, 1963, 1962-68, 1970
West Germany, 1940's, 1949, 1959, 1962-70
East Germany, 1961
Two Germanys, 1957, 1959, 1961, 1962
Union of Germany - East and West Olympic Teams, 1962-65
Great Britain, 1948-70
Greece
Holland, 1961
Hungary, 1953, 1955-57
India, 1955
Indonesia, 1962-64
Iran, 1960
Iraq
Italy, 1957, 1960, 1966
152
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Box 276 ; Clippings, Nations: Africa - Rhodesia (continued)

Japan, 19 AO, 1946, 1964
Japan Volleyball League, Avery Brundage Trophy, 1967, 1971-72
Kenya, 1963
Korea, 1960-61
Mexico
The Netherlands
New Zealand, 1963
Nigeria, 1954
Poland, 1949, 1952, 1966
Portugal, 1968
Rhodesia, 1972
Box 277 :
Clippings, Nationf : Sierra Leone - Yugoslavia
Sierra Leone
South Africa, 1964, l%7-73
South African Controversy, 1966-67
Spain, 1955, 1968-69
Sweden, 1954
Switzerland, August 20, 1948, 1962
Tunisia, 1970
U.S.S.R., 1968-70
Amateurism Controversy, 1945-59
1%0, 1964
undated
Competition with the United States, 1960-69
Participation in Oljrmplc Games, 1944^52
Political Issues, 1935, 1947-49
1950-59
1960-70
undated
Sports, 1948-59
1960-69
undated
Uruguay, 1965
Venezuela, ca. 1967
Yugoslavia, ca. 1969
Box 278 :
Clippings, Olympiads, 1932-68
X Olympiad, Los Angeles (1932), 1931-32
XI Olympiad, Berlin (1936), 1936
XII Olympiad, Tokyo (1940), 1938
XIW olympiad, London (1940), 1947-48
1948
V Winter Games, St Moritz (1940), 1947-48
XV Olympiad, Helsinki (1952), 1952
XVI Olympiad, Melbourne (1956), 1955
VII Winter Games, Cortina d'Ampezzo (1956), 1956
1960 Olympic Games, site selection, 1955
XVII Olympiad, Rome (1960), 1960
VlllWinteir Games, Squaw Valley, 1960
XVIII Olympiad, Tokyo (1964), 1959-64
153
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Box 278 :
Clippings, Olympiads, 1932-68 (continued)
IX Winter Games, Innsbruck (1964), 1964
XIX Olympiad, site selection, 1960, 1964
X Winter Games, Grenoble (1968), 1966-68
Box 279 :
Clippings, Olympiads, Mexico (1968), 1963-67
XIX Olympiad, Mexico City, 1%3
1964
1965
1966
1967
Interviews from JosS Sant osvlioseHte - 20 Newspapers
El Sol de Mexico , December 19, 1967-January 3, 1968
Esto December 20-24, 1967
,
El Sol del Centro , Aguascalientes

El Sol del Bajio Celaya
El Fronteriza Cuidad Juarez
El Sol de Sinai oa Culiacan
El Heraldo Chihuahua
El Sol de Durango
El Occidental Guadalajara
El Sol de Guanajuato
El Sol de Leon <'
El Sol de Irapuato
El Sol del Pacifico , Mazatlan
El Sol de Hidalgo, Pachuca
El Sol de Puebla •
,-
El Sol de Saj.amanca
El Sol del Norte , Saltillo
El Sol de San Luis
El So?, de Tampico
El Sol de Tlaxcala
El Sol de Toluca
Box 280 :
Clippings, Olympiads, Mexico :(1968) , 1967- October 1, 1968
Games of the XIX Olympiad, Mexico City

Pre-Olympic Preparations, Controversy over the High Altitude, 1965-67
January 1968
February- June
'
July-September
October 1, 1%8
Box 281 :
Clippings, Olympiads, Mexico (1968), October 2, 1968-1969
Games of the XIX Olympiad, Mexico City
October 2, 1%8
October 3, 1968
November-December, 1968
1969
154
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Box 282 Clippings, Olympiads, Mexico (1968), Brundage Activities, September

:
30-November 1, 1968; Mexican Press, September SO-OctoSer 8, 1968

Olympic Games, Mexico City, Avery Brundage Activities, Statements, Pictures,
September 30-October 11, 1968. Almost all from Mexican Press
October 12-November 1, 1968. Almost all from the Mexican Press
Olympic Games, Mexico City, September 30-October 5, 1968.
Almost all from Mexican Press
All Articles concern pre-game activities.
October 6-8, 1968
Box 283 Clippings, Oljniîads , Mexico City (1968), Mexican Press, October
:
9-23, 1968
Articles of October 11-12 concern pre-game activities. Articles of October 13
concern. Opening Day activities, held on October 12.
Olympic Games, Mexico City, October 20-21, 1968
Almost all from the Mexican Press
Articles concern the events and the athletes, on and off the field
October 22-23, 1968.
Box 284 Clippings, Olympiads, Mexico City (1968), Mexican Press, October
:
24-November 1, 1968
October 24-25, 1968
October 26-27, 1968
Olympic Games, Mexico City, October 28-29, 1968. Closing of the Games
October 30-November 1, 1968
Almost all from Mexican Press
Articles concern post-game activities and reflections on the games.
Box 285 Clippings, Oljrmpiads, Mexico City (1968), Mexican Press, complete
:
pages and issues, October 1-31, 1968

Olympic Games, Mexico City, Complete Pages and Issues
October 1-13, 1968. Almost all from Mexican Press
October 14-25, 1968
October 26-31, 1968
Box 286 :
Clippings, Olympiads, Munich (1972), Sapporo (1972), Montreal (1976)
XX Olympiad, Munich (1972), Southern Calfiomla Press (San Diego, Los Angeles,
Santa Barbara^ September 1972
,
The Games and Competitors

The Games and Competitors
Rhodesian Problem and other Racial Matters
Israeli Tragedy
1972 Olympics, Sapporo and Munich, 1966
Articles, Reactions to Munich Olympic Games, 1972-73
XI Winter Games, Sapporo (1972), 1972
Illinois Women Athletes
XII Winter Games (1976), Plans for Denver, Colorado, 1970-72
XXI Olympiad, Montreal (1976), 1967-72
Box 287 :
Clippings, Oljrmpic Controversies and Criticisms
Olympic Criticisms, 1936, 1958-59, 1961, 1968-69
Unscientific Measurement in Athletics, 1937
155
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Box 287 ;
Clippings, Olympic Controversies and Criticisms (continued)
Calculation of points In Olympic Games, 1955, Nationalism

Winter Games and Skiing, Abolishing of Winter Games, 1955-63, 1966-70,
Amateurism
Suggested Program Changes In Olympic Games, 1956, 1969
Suppression of Football, Basketball and Cycling in the Olympics, 1957
Nationalism In Olympics, 1957-63
Leftist Criticisms of Conpetltlon, 1958, 1%0, 1962, 1963, 1968, 1971
Ex-Olympic Champions, 1958, 1972
Olympics and Sports, 1958-59, Clippings form Otto Mayer
Use of word "Olympic," 1959
Boycott by United States Black Athletes of the Olympics, 1963
Black Athletes in the United States, 1968, 1972
Olympic Controversies, l%4-68
Timing Devices, 1970
Sports as Character Building, 1971
Drugs and Doping, 1957-70
Future of Winter Olympic Games, 1972
Box 288 :
Clippings, Olympic Movement and Politics
History of the Olympic Movement, 1940s, 1956-57, 1960, 1967, 1972
Pierre de Coubertln, 1963
Lord Klllanln, 1972
01yin)lc Ideals, 1932-38
1944-49
1950-59
1960-70
Political Interference with the Olympics, 1944, 1954-59
1960-70, 1973
American Athletics and World War II,
1939-1949
United States, Political Issues, 1940-49
1955-60
1961
1962
1963
1965
1966
1967
1968
Business and Finance, 1963-68
Personalities In the News, 1939-69
Lenl Rlefenstahl,
1938-39
Box 289 ;
Clippings, Regional Games
IV Asian Games, Djakarta, Indonesia, 1962-64
GANEFO, Phnom Fbnh, Cambodia (1966), 1963-66
VI ^halland, 1970
Central American and Caribbean, 1966
156
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Box 289 ;
Clippings, Regional Games (continued)
British £taplre Games, 1962
Games o£ Europe, Pro/Con
Third Mediterranean Games, 1959
Second Mexican National Games, 1961
Fifth Junior National Games, Mexico, November 1960
Primer Congreso Deportlvo-Panamericano (1940)
Pan American Games, Buenos Aires (1940), 1940-41
1955-59
Winnipeg (1967)
Call, Columbia (1971)
The People's Olympiad, Barcelona, Spain, August 22-26, 1936
South African Games, Bloemfontein (1969), 1968-70
United States-Commonwealth Meet (Chicago), 1930
(London), 1960
United States-Poland, 1962
World University Games (Turin, Italy), 1959
(Tokyo, Japan), 1967
World Military Games, 1962
Calendar- International Sports Competitions, 1972-73
Box 290 ;
Clippings, Sports, Airplane Racing - Rugby
Airplane Racing, 1933, 1959

Archery, 1962, 1968
Baseball, 1945-66
Basketball, 1938, 1944, 1951, 1956-59, 1960-70
Bowling, 1967
Boxing, 1951-69
Bridge, 1967
Canoeing, 1970
Cricket, 1960
Cycling, 1956-70
Decathlon, 1969
Discus, 1937, 1968-69
Diving, 1963
Equestrian Events, 1957-70
Fencing, 1967, 1969
Football (American Professional) , 1963-70
Golf, 1%6
Gyimastics, 1970, 1972
Handball, 1927, 1965, 1969
Ice Hockey, 1947-48, 1951-59, 1960-70
Javelin
Judo, 1969
Mountaineering, 1967
Pole Vaulting, 1937, 1967
Rowing, 1951, 1956, 1968-69
Rugby, 1968-70
157
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Box 291 :
Clippings, Sports, Sailing - Wrestling
Sailing and Yachting, 1961, 1966-70, 1972

Shooting, 1945, 1958-59
Shot Put, 1956, 1960
Skating, 1959-67
Skiing, 1941, 1943, 1952, 1953, 1955, 1958-59, 1960-69, 1970
Jean Claude Killy, 1968-69
Soccer, 1941-70
Softball, 1970
Swinuning, 1949, 1965, 1968-70
Tennis, 1952, 1956-57, 1960-69
Tsack, 1934-45,
1950-59
1960-70
Volleyball, 1970
Weightlifting, 1953, 1958, 1960, 1963, 1967, 1969
Wrestling, 1958-60
Box 292 :
Clippings, Sports Organizations
Amateur Athletic Union, 1926-29, Articles about Avery Brundage
1930-39
1940-49
1950-69
and NCAA, 1962-69, Articles about Avery Brundage
European Athletic Association (AEA) , 1970
International Football Association' (FIFA) , 1958, Soccer
International Ski Federation (FIS) , Meeting in Barcelona, 1969
1970-72
International Amateur Athletic Federation (lAAF) , 1938, 1947, 1970
Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association (ICAA) ca. 1930
,
International Olympic Committee, 53rd Session Meeting at Sofia, Bulgaria, 1957

Meeting at Munich, 1959
65th Session Meeting at Tehran, 1967
Meeting at Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia, 1969
69th Session Meeting at Amsterdam, 1970
1952-59
1960-69
1970, 1972
Foreign Press, undated
National Collegiate Athletic Association, 1932, 1942, 1951-69
National Football League, 1938
Roller Skating Rink Operators Association (RSROA) , 1946
United States Gymnastics Federation, undated
United States Collegiate Sports Council (USCSC) , 1969
United States Olympic Committee (USOC) , 1938, 1954-55, 1958, 1962, 1968-70
Box 293 :
Clippings, United States: College Football, Physical Fitness
College Football Assoc^'ations

The Big Ten, 1968
The Big Ten and the University of Illinois, 1956-67
Pacific Coast Con.'erence (PAC-8) , 1951-57
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Clippings, United States: College Football, Physical Fitness
(continued)
College Football
Athletic Recruiting, 1962-64, Bill Furlong in Sport
1931-39, Amateurism of Athletic Events
1942, 1944, 1946
1950-59
1960-70
Big Ten and Ivy League, 1954-69
1954-67, by particular colleges
College Sports, 1956, 1966-69, Sports, Financing, Scandals, Athletic Events
Physical Fitnfess
Health and Physical Exercise, 1928, 1935-45
Health and Physical Exercise, 1955, 1960-69, 1971
United States Lack of Physical Fitness, 1945-59, Competition with Russia
1960-69
Women in Athletics, 1922-23, 1925-26, 1949, 1954, 1956, 1966, 1970
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Box 294 ; Photographs, 1912-1956

Stockholm, 1912
Avery Brundage, 1914-15, 1916
Antwerp, 1920
Chicago Yacht Club Float, Jime 1, 1923, Avery Brundage Contractor
1.0. C. Officials, 1927
American Olympic Association, November 19, 1930
Avery Brundage, ca. 1930
Clarence von Rosen, 1932
^
l.A.A.F. Congress, Stockholm, 1934
Berlin, 1936
Pierre de Coubertin, 1936 '_,.
Avery Brundage, ca. 1937, ca. 1938

l.A.A.F. Congress, Paris, 1938
I.O.C. Meeting, Poland, 1938
with Frank A. Garbutt, Jan. 1939
I.O.C. Executive Committee, Lausanne and Lake Geneva, September 1946
Jesus Ferrer Gacubras, June 1947
Murray, Hayward, Brundage, Irott and Williams, November 1947
Rome, Colosseum, April 29, 1949
Guatemala, November 1949
Mexico, November 28, 1949
Copenhagen, May 1950
Oslo VI Winter Games, February 1952
Argentina, 1952
Olympic Telethon, June 1952
Helsinki, 1952
Japan, 1953
Santa Barbara, California, I.O.C. Members, Summar 1953
Budapest, New Stadlim, August 1953
Lausanne, September 1953
Russia, 1954
I.O.C. 49th Session, Greece, May 1954
Reno, October 22, 1954
China, 1955
DUsseldorf, Germany, 1955
Kyoto, Nara, 1955
Mexico, Pan American Games, 1955
Reims, France, June 20, 1955
I.O.C. 50th Session, June 13-18, 1955
International Olympic Academy, August, 1955
Avery Brundage, Sports Illustrated. 1956; Tehran, 1956
Box 295 ;
Photographs, 1957-1966
Brazzaville, 1957
Lausanne, 1957
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 50 Year Aweurd, 1957
I.O.C. 53rd Session, Sofia, Bulgaria, 1957
East. Berlin, September 1957
Garmisch-Partenkirchen, ca. 1957
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Box 295 :
Photographs, 1957-1966 (continued)
Taiwan, 1958
City of Chicago, 121st Armiversary March 4, 1958
"^^P^'^' ^"^
,
T-eTan-on--B3T
Lisbon, 1959
Portugal, October 1959
Paris, Sports Merit Medal, 1959
Santa Barbara, California, House, 1960
Montecito Country Club, 1960
Squaw Valley, California, 1960
San Francisco, Press and Union League Club, May 6, 1960
Rome, 1960
Chicago, Crown Prince and Princess of Japan, Fall, 1960
Genoa, 1962
Tula, Mexico, 1962
New York, Idlewild Airport, 1963
Avery Brundage and Richard Reems, March 22, 1963
Chicago, W. Fred Puffer, Testimonial, La Salle Hotel, March 10, 1964
Japan, October 1964
Korea, 1964
I.O.C. Members, Imperial Hotel, Tokyo, 1964
I.O.C. Executive Board, Mitsui Club, Japan, 1964
Mrs. Elizabeth Brundage, Tokyo, Japan, 1964
Taiwan, 1964
Berlin, 1965
Brazzaville, 1965 Madrid, 1965
Mexico, 1965
Madinet Habu, Pakistan, 1965
Lausanne, Coubertin Grave, April 10, 1965
Abebe Bikila, Ethiopia, April 21, 1965
Rome, April 24, 1965
Japan, October 1965
Austrian Olympic Medal, Awarded to Brundage, December 1965
I.O.C. 64th Session, Rome, April 21-29, 1966
Rome, Pope Paul, 1966
Mexico, October 1966
Box 296 :
Burgundy, France Chavalier du Taste Vin, 1967
Japanese Olympic Reception, 1967
Biblos, 1967
Chicago Office, 1967
Mexico, 1967
Moscow Museum, 1967
Irkutsk, Siberia, 1967
Barcelona, Spain, February 1967
Bonacossa Trophy to Spanish Olympic Committee, February 1967
Ray Ravenfeld, March 7, 1967
Iran, I.O.C. Members Introduced to Farah Dlba at the Sumner Castle, May 1967
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Box 296 :
Tehran, May 1967
Persepolls, May 1967
Introduction of I.O.C. Members to President Charles de Helon of Lebanon,
May 1967
Russia, August 7, 1967
Canada, Montreal, August 12, 1967
U.S.S.R. Olympic Committee Greetings, September 28, 1967
Chicago Civic Committee to Honor Avery Brundage, September 29, 1967
Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry, 1968
Berlin, 1968 ,
France, Commandeur de la Legion d'Honneur, 1%8
Grenoble, February 15, 1968
Saint Nicier, France, February 18, 1968
Japan, June 1968
Japan Visit and Sapporo Inspection Tour, June 1968
Olympic Day, June 23, 1%8
Portugal, 1968
Spain, 1968
Johannesburg, South Africa, 1968
Seoul, Korea, 1968
Mexico, 1968
Acapulco, 1968
Box 297 :
La Salle Hotel and TV Studio, 1969
Chicago, Avery Brundage with Hans Klein, Munich Organizing Committee, 1969
Mexico, 1969
Munich, 1969
Norway, 1969
Rome, Mussolini Forum, 1969
New York, Dan Ferris Birthday Party, 1969
Warsaw, Poland, June 8, 1969
Montreux, Switzerland, June 28, 1969
Weimar and Leipzig, July 25, 1969
Berlin, July 29, 1969
Chicago, 82nd Birthday Party, September 26, 1969
Dubrovnik, October 23-26, 1969
Bangkok, 1970
Taiwan, 1970
Amsterdam, May 12, 1970
Dubrovnik and Kotor, October 1970
Santa Barbara, California, December 28, 1970
Santa Barbara, California, 1971
Montecito Country Club, June 9, 1971
Japan, Unveiling of Brundage Bust, June 23, 1971
Moscow, July 1971
Pan American Games, Cali, Columbia, July 1971
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Box 297 :
1.0. C. 71st Session, Luxembourg, September 11-18, 1971
Luxembourg, Munich Organizing Committee Reception, September 1971
Press Party for Avery Brundage, Before Munich Games, 1971
Izmir, Turkey, October 1971
Birthday Party, October 1971
New York, The Holland Society, 1972
Tokyo, Japan, Prime Minister's Residence, 1972
Sapporo, Japan, February 1972
Munich, August 1972
Crete, September 18-20, 1972
Munich, 1973
Japan, April 1974
Box 298 ;
Photographs: Alaska - Sweden; Ainsworth-Von Halt
Antwerp, Belgium
Baden-Baden, BRD
Brundage, Avery with Vincent X. Flaherty
La Salle Hotel Officers and Art Works
and Mrs. Brundage
Copenhagen, Denmark
Egypt
Evian, France
Florence, Italy
Geneva, Switzerland, I.O.C. Meeting
Genoa, Italy
Germany
Greece, Constantlne and Olympia
Grenoble, France
Honolulu Academy of Arts
Innsbruck, Austria
Irkutsk, 1967
Italy
Japan, ca. 1939
Olympics, 1964
United States Track Team, ca. 1939
Korea
Korean Consul General and Award
Lausanne (I.O.C.)
Mon Repos
Leipzig, DDR, 1969
Munich, BRD
Paris, France
Peru, Puente Intiernullo
Puerto Rico
Russia
Soviet Union
Spain
Sweden
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Box 298 (continued)
Alnsworth, Dorothy, Tessema, Ato Y. and Troester, Carl A.

Aklhlto, Crown Prince and Princess Mlchlko
Angulario , Ralel
Azuma, Ryotoro
Berlloux, Monlque
Borotra, Jean, Halme, and Noel-Baker, Philip J.
Dal, Cha Sing and Charles G. Helmlch
Egan, Flrpo and Tunney
Exeter, Lord and Lady and Mr. and Mrs. von Halt
Garland, William
Gerson, Sam
Hart, Dwlght
Hayes, Peter L. and Sherman, Alan
Herzog, Maurice
Kir by, Gustavus
MacArthur-Mott Foundation Medal
McKlnnon, Stewart K.
de Morelos, Countess
Owens, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
de Pollgnac, Marquis Melchlor
Shah of Iran
first wife of
Taher and von Halt
von Halt, Karl and Slgfrld Edstrom
Mrs.
Box 299 ; Photographs: Avery Brundage, Individuals and Groups

Brundage, Avery, 1893, 1908-19
1920-39
1940-51
1952-74
Negatives and Slides; parents and relatives, 1884
Group Photographs
Unidentified Individuals and Groups, mostly I.O.C.
Unidentified Places and Objects
Box 300 : Photographs, Oversize

Rolls
American Olympic Association, Washington, November 22, 1933
Nara Todaljl, Gakko-Bosatsu (7th Century)
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Photographs, Oversize (continued)
McKendree Gaskill
Douglas MacArthur
A.A.U. Banquet, Head Table, November 1955
Australian Nature Design
Los Angeles, October 8, 1941
Santa Barbara, California, garden
Francisco Franco and Avery Brundage, 1965
Wataru Shumiga (4)
Skating Championships (41), February 29, 1970, West Allis, Wisconsin
I.O.C. Group
Montreal 1976 Stadium Model
165
Box 301 :
Programs for Olympic Games
Universal Exposition, St. Louis, 1904
IV Olympiad, London, 1908
V Olympiad, Stockholm, July 7, July 13, lA, 15, 1912
VIII Olympiad, Paris, 1924
General Regulations
Track and Field Programs
IX Olympiad, Amsterdam, 1928
X Olympiad, Los Angeles, 1932
Official Program, July 30, 31; August 1, 7, 8, 9, 13, 1932
Complete Program of Events; Ticket Information
Information for Official Olympic Groups and Press
Parade of Nations
General Rules
Athletics
Boxing
Cycling
Equestrian Sports
Fencing
General Regulations for the Art Competition
General Regulations and Program of the Olympic Games
Gymnastics
Hockey
Modern Pentathlon
Rowing
Shooting
Swimming
Weight Lifting
Wrestling
Yachting
IV Winter Games, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, 1936
Daily Program, Feb. 6-16
General Rules and Program
Map
Official List of Participants
XI Olympiad, Berlin, Germany, August 1-16, 1936
The Dressing Rooms at the Stadium
Guide Book to the Celebration of the XI Olympiad
Lodgings Reservations
Map of Berlin
Regulations for the Art Competition
"Som Journalist vid XI Olympiaden"
"Sport in Germany"
Stadium Plan
Time-table and Program
Olyinpisches Konzert
Box 302: Programs for Olympic Games

IX Olympiad, Berlin, Germany, 1936
Daily Programs, August 1, 2, 4-15
Organizing Committee Publications
Athletics
Basketball
166
Box 302 :
Programs for Olympic Games (continued)
Boxing
Canoeing
Cycling
Fencing
Gymnastics
Handball
Hockey
Modern Pentathlon
Rowing
Wrestling
Yachting
V Winter Games, Sapporo, Japan, 1940
German Regulations and Program
XII Olympiad, Tokyo, Japan, 1940
Explanation of Each Event
Guide to Kobe and its Environs
Japan Japan
,
Notes on the Organization of the XII Olympic Games

Olympic Spirit in Tokyo
Xllth Olympiad, Tokyo
Stadium, Halls and Courses and their Equipment
The Port of Kobe
Travel and Transport Reductions
XII Olympiad, Helsinki, Finland, 1940
Art Competition
Boxing
Canoeing
Cycling
Fencing
Gymnastics
Jeux Equestres
Modern Pentathlon
Rowing
Shooting
Soaring Flight
Swimming
Track and Field Athletics
Weight-Lif ting
Wrestling
Preparations for the Celebration of the Xllth Olympic Games
Program and Prices of Admission Tickets
Box 303 ;
General Report on the Vth Olympic Winter Games
Official Daily Programs, January 30, 31, Feb. 1-6
167
Box 303: Programs for Olympic Games (continued)

Accomodation Bureau
Catalog of the XlVth Olympiad Sport in Art Exhibition
Dally Telegraph Guide to the Olympic Games and London
General Regulations and Program
Gymnastic Souvenir
Official Handbook of Information
Official Program of the Opening Ceremony
Closing
Official Report of the XIV Olympiad
The Report of the Chairman of the Organizing Committee
Rowing Museum
Official Programs
Athletics, July 30-31, Aug. 2-7
Basketball, July 31, Aug. 2-7, 9-13
Boxing, Aug. 7, 9-13
Canoeing, Aug. 11-12
Cycling, Aug. 7, 9, 11
Cycling Road Race, Aug. 13
Equestrian, Aug. 9-13
Fencing, July 30-Aug. 13
Fifty-Kilometer Road Walk, July 31
Football, 1st round, July 31, Aug. 2
2nd round, Aug. 5
Semifinal, Aug. 10-11
3rd place match, Aug. 13
Final, Aug. 13
Gymnastics, Aug. 9-11
Hockey, Prellialnary Rounds, Aug. 2, 4-7
Semi-Flnal, Aug. 9
Final, Aug. 12
Marathon Race, Aug. 7
Modern Pentathlon, J»ily 30-Aug. 4
Rowing, Aug. 5-7, 9
Shooting, Aug. 2-6
Swimming, July 29, 30, Aug. 2-7
Water Polo, July 30, Aug. 2, 5
Weight-Llfting, Aug. 9-11
Wrestling, July 30-31, Aug. 2-6
Yachting, Aug. 3-6, 10-12
Rules and Regulations
Art Competition
Athletics
Basketball
Boxing
Canoeing
Cycling
Equestrian
Fencing
Football
General Regulations and Program
168
XIV Olympiad, London, England, 19A8 (continued)

Rules and Regulations
Gymnastics
Hockey
Modern Pentathlon
Rowing
Shooting
Swimming
Weight Lifting
Wrestling
Yachting
News Bulletin, No. 3-4, Feb. 14-25
Art Exhibition
Daily Programs
Athletics
Closing Ceremony
Opening Ceremony
Swimming
Helsinki, Capitol of Finland
Preparations for the Celebration of the XVth Olympic Games
Program
Saar Sportier Helsinki
Box 304 :
Olympic Games Programs
VII Winter Games, Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy, 1956
General Rules and Program^
Official Daily Program, Nos. 1-12, Jan. 26-31, Feb. 1-6
Olympic Map of Cortina
Program of Events and Competitions
Report of the Italian National Oljrmpic Committee
at the 49th IOC Session, Athens, May 12, 1954
Report of the Organizing Committee at the 50th IOC Session, Paris,
June 13, 17, 1955
Suggested Tours for the Vllth Winter Olympiad
XVI Olympiad, Stockholm, Sweden, 1956 (Equestrian Events)
General Regulations
Program
The Arts Festival
Football Final and Closing Ceremony
The Games of the XVI Olympiad
Map of Melbourne and Suburbs
Marche Olympique
Melbourne
Official Program
Official Tours
Olympic Guide
Olympic Village
Report to the IOC, April 1953, 1954, June- 1955
Review of the Telecommunications Arrangements
169
IdllOlZl (continued)

Facts and Figures
The Pagentry Story
XVII Olympiad, Rome, Italy, 1960
Bulletin Officiel, No. 1, April, 1957
Concours de Gymnastique
The Days of the XVIIth Olympics
Official Report
Programma Ufficiale
Cerimonie d'Ouverture, No. 1, Aug. 25
Atletica, No. 2, Sept. 1; No. 7, Sept. 17; Sept. 10
Nuoto, No. 6, Sept. 1
Sport Equestri e Crimonia di Chinsura, Sept. 11
Roma per le Olimpiadi
Rome
Sports Program, Aug. 25-Sept. 11
Yachting, Aug. 29-Sept. 7
Map
Photo Album
Box 305 :
Amateur Sports Federation and Olympic Committee of Hong Kong
Booklet of Athletic Terms
Cuadernos Olympicos, No. 11
Expose Sur les Preparations pour les Jeux des la XVIII Olympiade
Kenichi Kurlyagawa
Hymn to Sport
Olympia, No. 1-2, 1960; No. 3-6, 1961; No. 1, 1962
Olympic Races Final Placings
The XVIII Olympics
Preparatory Committee for Tokyo Olympic Games
Reader for the Olympic Games
Tokyo, 1964
To Tokyo
XVIII Olympiad, Tokyo, Japan, 1964 (Art)
Art Exhibition
Catalogue of NearÊastern and European Antiquities
Postage Stamps in Japan
Verso Tokyo 1964
XVIII Olympiad, Tokyo, Japan, 1964 (Facilities)
Main Gym
Record of ?Iajor Construction Works
Sports Facilities
Summaries of th2 Construction
XVIII Olympiad, Tokyo, Japan, 1964 (General Programs)
Opening Ceremony
Outline of Tokyo Olympics
Program for the Games
XVIII Olympiad, Tokyo, Japan (Meetings)
Reports to the IOC, 57th-6l8t Sessions
International Congress of Sport Sciences, Oct. 3-8, 1964
Olympic Medical Archives Report
170
Box 306 Programs for Olympic Gaines
:

Official Programs
Athletics, Oct. 14-21
Baseball Demonstration, Oct. 11
Basketball, Oct. 11-18
Boxing, Oct. 23
Budo Demonstration, Oct. 15
Canoeing, Oct. 20-22
Clay Pigeon^ Shooting, Oct. 15-17
Closing Ceremony, Oct. 24
Cycling, Oct. 18-19, 22
Equestrian Sports, Oct. 16-19, 22-24
Fencing, Oct. 13-23
Football, Oct. 23
Gymnastics, Oct. 18-21
Hockey, Oct. 22
Modern Pentathlon, Oct. 11-15
Rifle Shooting, Oct. 15-20
Rowing, Oct. 15
Swimming and Diving, Oct. 18
Volleyball, Oct. 11-23
Water-Polo, Oct. 17-18
Weight-Lifting, Oct. 11-18
Wrestling, Oct. 14, 19
Yachting, Oct. 12-21
X Winter Games, Grenoble, France, 1968
Grenoble et ses Alpes
Grenoble Reception
Press Information
Rapport Presente au Congres de I'A.I.P.S., Helsinki, June 13-18, 1966
Semaines Internationales
Semaines Internationales de Grenoble 1967 33
Championnats du Monde de Bobsleigh
Guide Map of Mexico City
Official Report on Ireland's Participation in the XIX Olympic Games
Regulations
Basketball
Boxing
Box 307 :
Map of Sapporo
Program for the Opening Ceremony
Schedule of Events
XX Olympiad, Munich, Germany, 1972 (Art)
Olympic Art Posters
Postcards of the Art Posters, Series 1-4
Hallenbad Villingen
International Canoe Federation
171
XX Olympiad, Munich, Germany, 1972 (continued)

Official Reports
The British Olympic Association
Olympic Council of Ireland
La Republique Khmere
Olympla in MUnchen
Regulations
Basketball
Hockey
XX Olympiad, Munich, Germany, 1972 (Kiel)
Information on the Olympic Yachting Competition
Olympic Exhibition "Man and the Sea"
Sports in My Country
XX Olympiad, Munich, Germany, 1972 (Meetings in Munich)
Programs
V General Assembly of NOC'S, Sept. 7-9, 1971
lOC Executive Board with the Representatives of the NOC'S,
Sept. 9-11, 1971
Scientific Congress, Aug. 21-25, 1972
XX Olympiad, Munich, Germany, 1972 (Tourist Information)
Merian
MUnchen
Olympic Stamp Album
Welcome to the Federal Republic of Germany
Box 308 ;
Programs for Regional Games
Amerika Europe, Stuttgart, July 30-31, 1969
Asian Games
3rd Asian Games, Tokyo, May 24-June 1, 1958
Bulletin, March
Programs
Athletics, May 26
Cycling - Closing Ceremony, June 1
Transactions. Asian Games Federation, April 29-May 4; Oct., Nov. 4-8, 1968
6th Asian Games, Bangkok, Dec. 9-20, 1970
Official Bulletin, Nos. 1, 2
British Einpire vs. United States
Aug. 11, 1928; Aug. 27, 1930; Aug. 15, 1936; Aug. 12. 1948
V and VI Baron Pierre du Coubertin International Athletic Games,
Buenos Aires, Oct. 22-23, 1966; Oct. 28-29, 1967
European
Turin, Sept. 7-9, 1934
3rd European Championships, Aug. 1946
3rd International Friendly Youth Games, Moscow, July 29-Aug. 10, 1957
The Sixth Maccabiah Games, Tel Aviv, Aug. 29-Sept. 5, 1961
Sports Program
Sports Results
Nippon-America, 1934
First Pan American Games, Buenos Aires
First Congress, 1940
General Rules and Programs, 1942
General Rules and Program, 1951
172
First Pan American Games, Buenos Aires (continued)

Official Programs, 1951
Athletics
Baseball
Basketball
Boxing
Cycling
Equestrian Games
Fencing
Football
Gymnastics
Modem Pentathlon
Polo
Rowing
Shooting
Swimming
Tennis
Weight Lifting
Wrestling
Yachting
Pan American Games
II Games, Mexico City, 1955
Official News Bulletin, July 1951; Feb. 1952
III Games, Chicago, II., 1959
Track and Field Album
V Games, Winnipeg, July 22-Aug. 7, 1967
Schedule of Events
South African Games, May 9-10, 1964
Official Program
South East Asia Peninsular Games
Report on the Meeting of the Council Members, June 25, 1959
III Games, 1963, Bulletin No. 1, Oct. 1962
The International Stoke Mandeville Games for the Paralysed, Rome, Sept. 18-25, 1960
Tailteann Games, Dublin, Aug. 11-26, 1928
Universiade
Bulletino d' Informazione, No. 1-3, March, June, Aug. 1959
Information Bulletin No. 9, April 1961
General Regulations
Sofia, Aug. 26-Sept. 3, 1961
Porto Alegre, Aug. 30-Sept. 8, 1963, No. 4, Sept. 1962
Budapest, Aug. 20-29, 1965, No. 3, Aug. 1964
Box 309 ;
Sports Programs
The XXIVth World Championships in Archery, Amersfoort, Holland, July 18, 23-29, 1967
Bobsleigh, Engleberg, Switzerland, Feb. 3-4, 1934
Boxing, International Golden Gloves, Europe vs. Washington, D. C, April 21, 1950
Cycling
Amateur Bicycle League of America Program
Detroit, Michigan, Aug. 31-Sept. 1, 1940
Kenosha, Wisconsin, Sept, 3-5, 1948
New Brunswick, N. J., Aug. 18-21, 1950
Kenosha, Wisconsin. Aug. 16-19, 1957
173
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Cycling (continued)
The 1st Asian Cycle Championship Meeting Program, Osaka, Japan, 1961
Downhill Sledding
Rules, 1967
Equestrian
Olympic Equestrian Trials, Hinsdale, Illinois, Aug. 30-31, Sept. 1, 1947
Concours Hippique International Officiel, Paris, June 11-19, 1955
Olympic Year Race Meeting, Flemington, England, Nov. 17, 1956
International Casting Federation, 1st World Tournament, Kiel, Germany,
Sept. 18-22, 1957
Football
23rd Annual All-Star Football Game, Chicago, Aug. 10, 1956
Annual Armed Forces Benefit Football Game, Chicago, Sept. 12, 1958
Gymnastics
Final Olympic Gymnastic Tryouts and National A.A.U. Championships,
State College, Pa., May 1, 1948
Women's Final Olympic Gymnastic Tryouts and National A.A.U.
Championships, Philadelphia, Pa., May 8, 1948
III Gymnaestrada, Stuttgart, July 26-30, 1961
Program and Bulletins, 1960-61
Handball
International Amateur Handball Federation, Helsinki, 1940
National A.A.U. Tournament, San Francisco, May 4-9, 1942; May 3-8, 1943
Senior National A.A.U. Championships, Chicago, ApriJ. 21-28, 1951
Judo- Karate
5th World Judo Championship, Salt Lake City, Utah, Aug. 9-12, 1967
All America Karate Tournament, Los Angeles, Ca., Nov. 26, 1966
Panathlon
1st International Congress, Venice, May 13-14, 1961
Pentathlon
L' Union du Pentathlon Bulletin d' Information, No. 1, Dec. 31, 1960
Polo
U.S. vs. Mexico, Hinsdale, II., Aug. 1947
Skating
Olympic Figure Skating Tryouts and Exhibitions, Chicago, Dec. 13, 1947
Skiing
Grundgesetz der Internationalen Eislauf-Vereinigung, 1937
Minutes of the XV International Ski Congress, Helsingfors, FinlJind, Feb. 21-23,
Ski Jumping Competition and Exhibition Tournament, Chicago, Jan. 23 & 30, 1944
VI World Championship of Modern Winter Biathlon, Austria, 1963
World Ski Championships, Falun, Switzerland, 1974, Bulletin No. 2, Sept. 1972
Soccer
The Game of Field-Handball Introduction, Description, and Official Rules, 1928
Federation Internationale de Football Association Statutes and
Regulations, 1946
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Programs
Softball
II World Softball Championship, Oklahoma City, Sept. 21-29, 1968
Swimming
European Swimming Championships, Barcelona, Bulletin No. 1, March
and Bulletin No. 2, May, 1970
Tennis
2Ath Annual Pacific Southwest Sectional Tennis Championships, Los Angeles,
Sept. 9-17, 1950
26th Annual Pacific Southwest Tennis Championships, Los Angeles,
Sept. 13-21, 1952
Track
A.A.U. Final Olympic Championships, Cambridge, July 17, 1920
National A.A.U. Track and Field Championships, New York
June 19-20, 1942; June 19-20, 1943
A.A.U. 62nd Annual Junior and Senior Track and Field Championships,
College Park, June 23-24, 1950
9th Annual Chicago Daily News Relays, March 17, 1945
22nd Annual, March 14, 1958
12th Annual Indoor Relay Carnival, University of Illinois, March 16, 1929
79th Annual Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes Outdoor
Championships, New York, May 27-28, 1955
15th Annual Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association Indoor Meet,
Chicago and Evanston, March 12-14, 1925
8th Annual Los Angeles Coliseum Relays and
14th Annual All-City High School Track Championships, May 21, 1948
12th Annual Los Angeles Coliseimi Relays and 18th Annual All-City High School
Track Championships, May 16, 1952
Annual Indoor Games of the Milrose Athletic Association, 32nd, Feb. 4,
35th, Feb.
38th, Feb.
41st, Jan.
42nd, Jan.
43rd, Jan.
44th, Jan.
45th, Jan.
50th, Feb.
4th Annual National Collegiate Athletic Association Meet, Chicago,
June 13, 1925
25th Annual National Collegiate Track and Field Championships, Minneapolis,
June 21-22, 1946
The Olympic Club's Second Annual Indoor Track and Field Meet,
San Francisco, March 12, 1943
University of Pennsylvania Annual Relay Carnivals, 38th, Apr. 29-30, 1932
54th, Apr. 23-24, 1948
75th, Apr. 25-26, 1969
Senate Track Meet, Cleveland, June 2, 1950
Seventh Regiment 100th Indoor Games, New York, April 14, 1950
3rd Annual Southern Relays, Birmingham, Ala., April 8, 1950
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Programs (contlntied)
Track (continued)
U.S. Olympic All-Star Sport Carnival, New York, March 22, 1952
III Mezlnarodnlch, Lehkoatletlckych Zarodu, Prague, August 17-18, 1948
Volleyball
XVIII Olympiad, Tokyo, Organizing Conmlttee Plans, 1964
International Volleyball Federation, Official Bulletin ,
No. 49-50, March; No. 51, Sept. 1970
The Bombay High School Athletic Association 7th Annual Atheltic Chaiqplonshlps,
Bombay, India, Feb. 26-29, 1968
University of Illinois, 4th Annual Indoor Relay Carnival, March 5, 1921
5th March 4, 1922
6th March 3, 1923
46th Annual Big Ten Track and Field Chanqplonshlps,
May 31- June 1, 1946
vs. Southern California Dual Track Meet, May 3, 1947
vs. Wisconsin Football Game, Oct. 1, 1949
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Numerical List of Scrapbooks Received June 19, 1975

Scrap book Number Title
1 Sport, 1928-1944
2 1938-1940
4 1944-1947
5 1948-1951
6 1952-1955
7 1956-1959
8,8A 1960-1963
9,9A 1964-1967
12A,12iJ 1916, 1918, 1930-40, 1945-61
16,16A,16B Visit to Tenri, Japan: 54th Session of
I.O.C, May 1958
17 Visit to Tokyo, 1955
18 Avery Brundage's Participation in
Athletic Events, 1910-25
19,19A Visit to Sofia: 53rd Session of I.O.C,
September 1957
20 Visit to Madrid,
21 Visit to Par tenkir Chen, 1934
22 Visit to Hungary, 1953
23 Field Museum Expedition to Alaska, 1927
24,2AA,24B Visit to Iran, 1956
25 Olympic Games, Berlin, 1936
26 Olympic Games, Melbourne, 1956
11, Ilk Visit to Korea, U.S. 8th Army, May 1955
28 Beta Reunion at the University of Illinois
1960
29 Pan-American Games, Mexico City, 1955
30 Olympic Games, Squaw Valley, 1960
31 Deutsches Turn und Sportfeld, Leipzig,
1956
32 Original Stoke Torch
33 Australia Visit, 1955
34 Sport, 1914-1930
35,35A,35B Visit to Tokyo: 54th Session of I.O.C.,
1958
36 Visit to Munich: 55th Session of I.O.C,
1959
37 Visit to Madrid
38 Red China's Participation in Olympic
Games, 1959
39 Visit to Taiwan, 1964
40,40A La Pineta, Brundage's home in California
41 Visit to Iran
42 Mexico Visit, 1962
44 Visit to Baden-Baden: 60th I.O.C Session,
1963
45 Visit to Republic of China, June 6-8, 1964
46 Visit to Matsu
47 International Club, Olympic Village, Tokyo,
October, 1964
48 Visit to Kyoto, Japan, November 1964
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48A Visit to Barcelona, Spain, Feb. -March,
1967
49 Visit to Rome, April 26, 1965
JO Visit to Athens: Celebration of Olympic
Day, April 6, 1967
51' Visit to Tehran: 65th Session of I.O.C,
May 2-11, 1967
52 Visit to Mexico, January 1968
53,53A Visits to Grenoble and Lisbon, February 1968
54,54A Visit to Korea, June 1968
55,55A Visit to Korea, June 1968
56 Visit to Ostersund, Sweden, March 1969
57 Visit to Leipzig, German Democratic
Republic, July 1969
58 Visit to Hungary, September 1970
59 Visit to Hungary, September 1970
60 Lyon, France
61 Visit to Mexico, August 1967
62 Executive Committee of I.O.C. at Santa
Barbara, California, October 1966
63 Visit to Greece, September 1970
64 A Tribute to Alfred Hajos, the first
Hungarian Olympic Champion, 1896:
held in July 1972
65 Visit to Mexico, 1968
66 Sport, 1968-1970
67 Visit to Pakistan, November 15-16, 1970
68 Reception by the Los Angeles Olympic
Committee Honoring Brundage in Munich,
September 4, 1972
69 XI Olympic Games, Winter 1972, Sapporo,
Japan
70 Articles by or about Avery Brundage, 1929,
1934, 1938-41, 1948-55
71 Articles by or about Brundage, 1951-53
72 1954-55
73 1956-58
74 1959
75 1960-66
76 Action Photographs: Ila Nostra
Fotografica dello Sport
77 Olympic Games, Melbourne, 1948
78 Trip to Pakistan, November 13-17, 1970
79 Construction of Olympic Sites in Rome,
1960
80 Brimdage's 80th Birthday: Speeches and
Photographs from Banquet, Sept. 29, 1967
81 Brundage 's 80th Birthday: Messages,
Cablegrams, and Letters
82 Brundage 's 80th Birthday: Messages,
Cablegrams, and Letters
178
IhllQifhl
Scrapbook Number Title
83 Brundage's 80th Birthday: Thank you

Letters Press Clippings and Personal
,
Messages
84 Brundage's 80th Birthday: Motion
Pictures, Tape Recordings and Photo
Negatives
85 Crisis of South Africa's Participation in
1968 Olympic Games
86 South African Readmission: Information I
87 II
88 Pro
89 Against I
90 II
91 Boycott of USA 31ack Athletes of the XIX
Olympic Games in Mexico City, 1968
92 South African Controversy, 1969-70
93 Visit to Mexico, May 8-12, 1972
94 XI Winter OljTnpiad, Sapporo, 1972: Book I
95 Book II
96 Book III
97 Schranz
Disqualification
98 Sport, 1972
99 Controversy over the Olympic Games
Scheduled to be held in Denver, 1976
100 Controversial Opinions by or about Brundage,
1936, 1948, 1959, 1962, 1964-70
101 Encomium Clippings on Brundage, 1936, 1947,
1948, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1956, 1957, 1959,
1962, 1964-70
102 Trips, Interviews, and Special Events, 1956,
l%4-70
Scrapbooks received October 13, 1976
3 Honors and Awards, 1907-1959
3A Honors and Awards, 1957-1972
10 Business, 1907-1961
11 Art, 1948-1967
12 General, 1916-19, 1925, 1928, 1931, 1935-44,
1947-52, 1955-60
12C General, 1892, 1900, 1924, 1930, 1949,
1952-54, 1960-65
13 Miscellaneous, 1912-13, 1916-20, 1924-26,
1929-45, 1948
14 Business, 1925-31, 1936-38, 1942, 1951
15 Olympic Diplomas, 1908, 1912, 1924, 1932-33,
1936-40, 1946-52, 1956, 1960-65
43 DeYoung Museum Vote, 1938-60
103 Avery Brundage Collection, 1965-1967
104 Family, 1900-1915
105 Japan, 1958, 1964, 1968, 1972-74
106 Japan Visit, April 5-23, 1974
107 Europe, 1963, 1966
108 XI Olympic Games, Lenl Reifenstahl, 1936
109
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All scrapbooks listed below are boxed, except £or those volumes in oversized
flat storage and oversized shelving, which are listed first. More specific
Information concerning the contents of each scrapbook is found following
this listing, in numerical order, except numbers 3, 3A, 10-12, 12C, 13-15,
43 and 103-109 which are at the end on pages 271-289.
Oversized Flat Storage. Scrapbooks

L; Sport, 1928-1944
2: Sport, 1938-1944
76: Action photographs: IIA Nostra Fotografica dello Sport
Oversize Shelving, Scrapbooks

3,3A: Honors and Awards, 1907-1972 47 Olympic Village, Tokyo, Oct. 1964
4: Sport, 1944-1947 48 Kyoto, Japan, November 1964
5: 1948-1951 49 Rome, April 26, 1965
6: 1952-1955 53A Lisbon, Portugal, Feb. 21, 1968
7: 1956-1959 56: Ostersund, Sweden, March 1969
8,8A: 1960-1963 62: l.O.C. Executive Committee,
9,9A: 1964-1967 Santa Barbara, Calif. Oct. 1966
10: Business, 1907-1961 67 Pakistan, November 15-16, 1970
11: Art, 1948-1967 69 XI Winter Games, Sapporo, Japan, 1972
12: General, 1916-1960 80 Brundage, 80th Birthday, Sept. 29,1967
12A,12B,12C: Sport, 1892-1965 81
13: Miscellaneous, 1912-1948 82
14: Business, 1925-1951 83
15: Olympic Diplomas, 1908-1965 84
19,19A: Sofia, l.O.C, September 1957 103 Avery Brundage Collection, 1965-1966
24A,24B: Iran, 1956 105 Japan, 1958, 1964, 1968, 1972-74
XVI Olympics, Melbourne, 1956 106 Japan Visit, April 5-23, 1974
Australia Visit, 1955 108 XI Olympic Games, Leni Reifenstahl,
La Pineta, 1964 1936
Mexico, 1962 109: XI Olympic Games, Leni Reifenstahl,
DeYoung Museum Vote, 1938-60 1936
Box 311: Scrapbooks

Avery Brundage Participation in Athletics, 1910-1925
Visit to Partenkircken, 1934
Visit to Hungary, 1953
Field Museum Expedition to Alaska, 1927
Olympic Games, Berlin, 1936
Articles by or about Brundage, 1929, 1934, 1938-41, 1948-55
Articles by or about Brundage, 1951-53
Olympic Games, Melbourne, 1948
Box 312: Scrai^books :
17: Tokyo Visit, 1955

24: Visit to Iran, 1956
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Scrapbooks (continued)
Scrapbook 21,11k: Visit to Korea, U.S. 8th /.rmy, May 1955

29: Pan-American Games, in Mexico City, 1955
3A: Sport, 1914-1930
Box 313.
Scrapbooks
Scrapbook 16,16A,16B: Visit to Tenri, Japan, 54th Session of I.O.C., May 1958
Beta Reunion at University of Illinois, 1960
Olympic Games, Squaw Valley, 1960
Visit to Munich, 55th Session of I.O.C, 1959
Red China's Participation in Olympic Games, 1959
Box 314 :
Scrapbooks
Scrapbook 31: Deutsches Turn und Sportfeld, Leipzig, 1956.

35,35A,35B: Visit to Tokyo, 54th Session of I.O. 1958
Articles by or About Brundage, 1954-55
1956-58
1959
Construction of Olympic Sites, Rome, 1960
lox_3i5: Scrapbooks
Scrapbook 39: Visit to Taiwan, 1964
45: Visit to Republic of China, June 6-8, 1964
48A: Visit to Barcelona, Spain, February-March, 1967
50: Visit to Athens, Greece: Celebration of Olympic Games,
April 6, 1967
51: Visit to Tehran, 65th Session of I.O.C, May 2-11, 1967
52: Visit to Mexico, January 1968
54,54A: Visit to Korea, June 1968
55,55A: June 1968
75: Articles by or about Brundage, 1960-66
Box 3l 6j^ Scrapbooks

Visit to Grenoble, February 1968
Visit to Leipzig, June 1969
Visit to Hungary, September 1970
September 1970
Visit to Mexico, August 1967
Visit to Greece, September 1970
Visit to Mexico, 1968
Sport, 1968-1970
Reception by the Los Aiigeles Olympic Committee Honoring Brundage
in Munich, September 4, 1972
Visit to Pakistan, November 13-17, 1970
Box3j7; Scrapbooks
Scrapbook 20: Visit to Madrid
32: Original Stake Torch
37: Visit to Madrid
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Scrapbook 40A: La Pineta, his home in California

41: Visit to Iran
44: Visit to Baden-Baden, 60th Session of I.O.C., 1963
46: Visit to Matsue, Japan, September-October, 1964
60: Lyon, France
64: A Tribute to Alfred Hajas, the first Hungarian Oljnnpic
Champion in 1896, held in July, 1972
93: Visit to Mexico, May 8-12, 1972
Box 318 ;
Scrapbook
Scrapbook 85: Crisis of South Africa's Participation in the Olympic Games in

Mexico City, 1968
86: South Africa's Readmission: Information, Volume I
87: Volume II
Box 319 ;
Scrapbook
Scrapbook 88: South Africa's Readmission: Pro
89: Against, Volume I
91: Boycott of U.S.A. Black Athletes of the XIX Summer Olympic
Games, Mexico City, 1968
Box 320: Scrapbook
Scrapbook 90 South Africa's Readmission: Against, Volume II

92 South African Controversy, 1969-70
94 XI Winter Olympic Games, Sapporo, Japan: Book I
Box 321 :
Scrapbook
Scrapbook 95 XI Winter Olympic Gsimes, Sapporo, Japan: Book II

96 Book III
97 Schranz's Disqualification
98 Sport 1972
Box 322 :
Scrapbook
Scrapbook 99 Controversy over the Oljraipic Games Scheduled to be held in

:
Denver, 1976
100: Controversial Opinions by or about Brundage, 1936, 1948, 1959,
1962, 1964-70
101: Encomium Clippings on Brundage, 1936, 1947, 1948, 1952, 1953,
1954, 1956, 1957, 1959, 1962, 1964-70
102: Trips, Interviews, and Special Events, 1956, 1964-70
Box 323 ;
Photograph Albums
Scrapbook 104: Family, 1900-1915
107; European Travel, 1963, 1966
182
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Scrapbook Number 1: Sport, 1928-194A

P. 1 Clippings: AAU Approves New Ohio Association, Dec. 1930
Name 130 Honorary Rockne Pallbearers
Sports Committee of 1933 Fair Starts Ball Rolling
Amateur Baseball Group Makes Plans for 1932
- Executive Board
Photograph: US Amateur Baseball Association
P. 2 Clippings: From: Who's Who in America - Avery Brundage
Avery Brundage '09 Given New Acclaim
Brundage to Run Chicago Fair Sports
Note: Photo shown as Avery Brundage is another person.
Avery Brundage Named World's Fair Sport Committee Manager
- E, J.
Article: "Brundage Ideal Man to Assume Charge at Once" Geiger
Characteratures: Of AAU Officials at Kansas City Meeting (11-17-1931)
- Kansas City (11-17-31)
P. A Photographs :A3rd Annual AAU Convention
Dinner Tendered to Wm. B. Simpson by Directors of CAA (1-19-33)
P. 5 49th AAU Convention, Boston, Mass (1-8-38)
Executive Committee of the AOA at NYAC, (1-8-38)
P. 6 Members of the Congress of the International Amateur Athletic
Association, Los Angeles (7-29-32)
Dinner in Honor of the AOC, (7-29-32)
P. 7 Whitfe House Reception of AOA with H. Hoover, 11-19-30
(Section of Hoover and Brundage cut out and sent to
Germany)
White House Reception of AAU..A2nd Annual Convention (11-17/30)
P. 9 Article: "Parity is Adoped for Sports Bodies" - Arthur J. Daley
Clippings: Colleges Strike at AAU Control, Oct. 19, 1937
See International Aid for Colleges in Olympic Fight, Oct. 21, 1937
Brundage to Aid Colleges in Olympic Fight Report
Compromise of Olympic Representation is Effected
Brundage May Head AAU, Dec. 7, 1939
P. 10 Certificate: From AAU to Avery Brundage - Veteran Membership, March 1, 1940
Article: "AAU - Golden Jubilee Convention" - Bill Boni
"Mass Athletics As Defense Measure, Old Coach's Plan",
Joe Williams, Aug. 15, 1940
"AAU Meddlers Still Hound Grid Players" - Jack Miley
"About World Affairs and Meters" - Jesse Abramson, Aug. 13, 1940
P. 11 Picture of News Page: "Following the Delegates Around During a Day at the
52nd Annual AAU Convention", Dec. 8, 1940
Clipping: Invitation of Nazi Boxing Head Prompts Quick Action, Dec. 8, 1940
New Set-Up for International Participation is Proposed, Dec. 8, 1940
Sports Federation Proposed by AAU
P. 12 AAU Reinstates Luisetti, Dec. 9, 1940
AAU Officials Debate Yards Versus Meters, Dec. 6, 1940
P. 13 Broader Program of Mass Athletics Urged by Brundage, Dec. 13, 1942
Brundage Asks AAU to Widen Program of Physical Education, Dec 13, 1942
AAU Fails to Receive Bids for Swimming Meets, Dec. 13, 1942
Brundage Urges Level of Axis Sports Program, Dec. 13, 1942
AAU Delegates Learn of Navy Sports Program, Dec. 12, 1942
P. 18 Article: Articles of Olympic Games covering the period 1928-1944:
Hahn and Hamm Make New World's Records
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P. 20 Articles: Articles of Oljrmpic Games covering the period 1928-1944: (cont.)
US to Send Hockey Team to Amateur Tourney in Poland
Fight Looms Over Site of Olympic Tryouts
P. 21 Los i\ngeles Olympiad to Lead All, Says President Brundage
P. 22 Chicago Organizes to Raise Olympic Funds
P. 23 DIPLOMA: Lake Placid - 1932 Games... to Avery Brundage
10,000 Meter Speed-Skating Trials in Olympic Games
Ruled "No Races" After Long Dispute
P. 25 Clippings: Olympic 1896 Track Records Not So Flossy, Jan. 16, 1932
US to Back Normi in Olympic Fight, July 23, 1932
lAAF Coosnission Rules on Matter ., .Paavo Nurmi Barred with
No Appeal From Verdict Possible, July 29, 1932
Complete Success is Assured for Olympics (1932), Brundage
Says, Jan. 16, 1932
German Lauds Arrangements for Olympics
Starting Blocks Ruled out for Games (1932), July 28, 1932
P. 26 Olympic Men Find Competition is With Self, Not With Others
Olympic Games Provide Success in Every Phase
P. 27 Avery Brundage Will Direct Track Meet
50,000 Fans Cheer International Stars in Daily News Meet
P. 28 Call to Athletes Issued by Hitler, Dec. 15, 1933
See Brundage OK on Games in Berlin
Brundage Sails to Decide if US Will Enter Olympics, July 29, 1934
US Delays OK on Berlin Olympics. .Brundage to Probe Nazi- Jewish
.
States
Nazi's Satisfy Olympic Men, June 21, 1934
Benthron Mark Gains Approval
Germany is "Uncivilized State" Says Brundage, after Studying
Policy on Jews in Olympics, Sept. 26, 1934
US Participation in Olympic Games is Assured, Sept. 1934
Olympic Group Makes Peace with Germany
P. 29 Olynpiaden Hotad....USA - Medverkan under Debatt
P. 30 Suomen Urheilen Johto oi ole maan urheilutulosten Tasolla....
Sanoo Amerikan urheiluliiton Puheenjohtaja Avery Brundage
P. 31 Olympiad Despite Hitler Will be Held
Hans Nusslein (Pro Tennis Star) In 1935 Indoor Tennis Debut
to Raise Funds to Send US Team to Germany ... .Newspic.
. .
Avery Brundage with Nusslein

Article: "Pressure on AAU Against US in Games" - Maxwell Stiles
P. 32 Clipping: Hockey Opens Olympics Today, Two English Players Barred...
Canadians Are Ruled Out After Protest on Eligibility
P. 33 US Oljrmpic Body Takes More Temperate Stand Than AAU on Racial
Issue, Nov. 23, 1933
Olympic Body Backs Water on Jewish Ban
P. 34 Reopen Attack on U S Entry into Olympics
Brundage Warns AAU of U S Decline in Sports. .. .Brundage Says
U S Most go to Olympics, Dec. 8, 1934
Brundage Thinks U S Must Work
Brundage May Back Mahoney As Successor to AAU Presidency
Mahoney Succeeds Brundage as AAU President, Dec. 10, 1934
- A. J. Daley, Nov. 20, 1933
P. 35 Article: "Rejects Proposal to Abandon Meter"
Clippings: AAU Delegates Debate Berlin Olympic Site
Text of AAU's Resolution to American Olympic Group Motion
Threatening Withdrawal of U S Athletes to be Offered Tomorrow
Metric System to Be Retained by AAU
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P. 36 Clippings: Vote of American AAU to Shun Olympic Games Falls Like Bomb
in Berlin
AAU Hurls Jewish Defi at Germany, Nov. 21, 1933
AAU Boycotts 1936 Oljnnpics Because of The Nazi Ban on Jews,
Nov. 21, 1933
AAU Tables German Protest of U S "Boycott" of '36 Olympics
British Consider Boycotting Games
Olympic Group to Meet Today in Washington
AAU Receives German's Pledge
P. 39 Committee Action Recommending Boston to be Brought up Again;
^ .Three New Records Accepted.^. .-BrundaRe's Recommendations
Brundage Points Out Dangers'^ and tvils or System. . .Starting
Blocks to be Used
Brundage Again AAU Chief
Schools Given Right to Name Eligible Stars
AAU Favors Starting Blocks But Will Not Permit their Use
Brundage Right Man for AAU Presidency, 1928
Brundage Favors a Fund of $2,000,000 for Oljnnpics
AAU Starts Drive Against Ring Outlaws, Nov. 28, 1929
Pamphlet: Of Avery Brundage Addresses:
"in Defense of the Amateur Code"
"Athletics and Industry"
Clippings: Amateurism Must Reform, Brundage Says, Nov. 19, 1929
P. 41 AAU'S Mysterious Backer Believed to be Brundage Donor of
$2,000,000 Fund will be made known soon
Brundage Aims to Cement Amateur Body Truce
AAU Plans National Merger with YMCA
Article: "Brundage Again Heads National AAU" - Clarence A. Bush
P. 42 Clippings: AAU Honors Jones at Banquet Tonight
Jones Presented James Sullivan Medal
The Bobby Jones Love Feast.... by Ernest Heitkamp
Jones Given Sullivan Medal, Highest AAU Award
Honor Golf in Honoring Jones
P. 43 Brundage Seeks British-Yank Meet Here
Stars to Compete at Soldier Field Tomorrow Night, Aug. 26, 1930
City Welcomes World Track Stars Today
Knute Rockne Speaks at Luncheon for Track Stars
Newspicture: Avery Brundage with Lord David Burghley
Of 40,000 at Solders Field for Track Meet, Aug. 27, 1930
P. 44 Clippings: Brundage Envisions Greatest Cage Meet
U.S. May Meet Germany in Chicago Track Meet
Brundage Foresees Olympic Struggle
Article: "The Vanishing Long Distance Runner" - Wm. S. Forman
P. 45 Clippings: Retain Brundage as AAU President, Nov. 18, 1931
Ruling Made to Prohibit Any Role on Screen
He's An AAU Fixture, Nov. 18, 1931
AAU President Speaks Highly of Kansas City Athletic Club
P. 46 Brundage Plans Sweeping Probe of Southland AAU, Aug. 11, 1932
Article: "U S Team Plays Pros but Still Amateurs, How Can That Be", M. Stiles
Clipping: Olympic OK Sought for Coast Favorite
Article: "New Deal" Expected in Local Amateur Athletic Circles this Fall" -
George T. Davis
Clipping: Paid Simon Pure Fighters Answer Charges This Week
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P. 47 Clippings: Track and Field Events of AAU To Be Put On Metric Basis,
Nov. 23, 1932
AAU Votes Record Recognition to Losers At Olympics
Meters to Boost U S Prestige, on Track, Says A.C. Gilbert,
Dec, 1932
New AAU Code Hits Promoters and Fighers
Central AAU Upholds Ban on Matched Bouts
AAU Honors Brundage Metric System Adopted for Track and
Field
Article: "Brundage Thinks Lovelock May Clip His World Mark" -
H. MacNamara
Clippings: Brundage Set to Resign
Brundage Not To Run Again, Report in East
Table Tennis Zone Tryouts Start Here Tomorrow, Nov. 16, 1933
P. 48 Brundage Announces Retirement as AAU Chieftain
Brundage Drafted to Serve AAU as President
Brundage to Remain as AAU President Avery Brundage to Head
AAU for 6th Time, Nov. 21, 1933
Garland Named First Recipient of Sullivan Medal for Service,
Nov. 21, 1933
Locarno Row May Affect Olympics
Pro-Jewish Resolution Adopted by AAU.... Jews Welcome Germany
Germany Gets Warning on Olympics
P. 49 AAU Will keep Olympic Issue Open Pending Future Attitude of
Germans, Dec. 10, 1934
Article: "Avery Brundage Not Entirely at Fault in Olympic Errors" -
E. J. Geiger
Clippings: Brundage Back From Olympics U S Leader Lauds Owens ,
Despite Ban
Brundage Back, Defends Action by Committee in Jarrett Case
1940 Olympics Being Booted Around Again
Article: "Amateur Athletics in Good Hands" - George M. R. Holmes, 1934
P. 50 Clippings: War Strikes AAU, Dec. 15, 1937
Avery Brundage Heads Bain Probe Grand Jury, Dec. 7, 1931
Olympic Chief is Chosen Head of New Grand Jury
Brundage Takes Hand in AAU Election Plans, Dec. 15, 1937
Hoyt to Be Named AAU President, Dec. 15, 1937
AAU Carries Olive Branch to Washington, Dec. 15, 1937
P, 51 Clippings: Brundage Sees U S Win New Good Will, Jan. 17, 1936
Olympic Athletes Face Close Fights in Games. .Champions Will Get
.
Real Tests, Brundage Says, Jan. 18, 1936

No Alibi for U S In Games, Feb. 26, 1936
Brundage Praises Olympics, Feb. 25, 1936
Brundage Admits Worry Over Lack of Funds for Olympic Team,
Apr. 21, 1936
Brundage Back, Asks Princeton to Raise Olympic Funds at Meet,
Feb. 26, 1936
Nazi Praised For Fair Treatment, Feb. 26, 1936
Brundage Returns with Praise for German Olympic Direction..
U S Committee Head Says He Saw No Propaganda Efforts
or Discrimination, Feb. 26, 1936
Only War will Stop Olympics, Mar. 11, 1936
Avery Brundage Back at Mail-Covered Desk After Sojourn in
Germany, Mar. 6, 1936
P. 53 Amerlkanische Olympia. .Gaste Im Rathaus
.
P. 53-59 Miscellaneous Articles and Clippings from German Newspapers on

Olympics in Berlin 1936
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P. 86 Clippings:
P. 87 Invitation:
P. 89 Pamphlet:
P. 90 Clippings:
P. 91
P. 92
P. 93
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P. 5 Clippings: Chicago Bids for Olympics 1940 Games
Tokyo is Confident; Olympians Aren't
Article: "Cultural Olyn^sics Originated Here" - Joe M. Butler
Clippings: Finland Ready to Take 1940 Olympic Meet
Finland Accepts Olympic Bid
War Forces Japan to Cancel Olympics, July 14, 1938
Japanese Cancel '40 Olympic Games Due to War
Brundage Sure Olympics Will Go to Finland
1940 Olympic Games Called Off by Japan
Finland Gets '40 Olympics, Brundage Belief Action by Japan
is Surprise, July 14, 1938
P. 6 Olympic Aids Study New York Bid
Finland Organized to Care for Olympics
Tokyo International Exhibition Planned for 1940 is Postponed
Conservative Army Clique Back of Japan's Decision, Expert Says
Olympic Program Likely to be Cut, July 16, 1938
Brundage Backs Berlin Games (1936)
Article: "A Nation of Marathoners" - E. W. Cochrane
P. 7 Clippings: New York Olympics Drive Gains Momentum, July 15, 1938
U. S. Sports Heads Okay Finland for Olympics
Finland, England Cool to '40 Games
Finland Favored for Olympics Host as Japan Drops Bid
P. 8 Clippings: Helsingfors Told it Will Be Offered 1940 Olympic Games After
Japan Resigns Officially, July 16, 1938
Finland May Get Olympics Japan Does Not Want
Article: "a Unique Track Meet" - J. Abramson
Clippings; Japanese Shamed by Loss of Games, July 15, 1938
Detroit Seeks 1944 Olympics
Detroit's Olympic Hopes Seen Brighter for 1948 than 1944
P. 9 Olympic Drive for Cash Gets a Fast Start
Olympic Ring Plan
Plans Made to Pick Olympic Boxing Team
Campaign For Olympic Funds Makes Progress
Europe Seen as Power in 1940 Olympics
London is Given 1944 Olympic Summer Games
$85,500 Needed to Finance U. S. Olympic Teams
P. 10 Leni Riefenstahl Gay as She Tells Chicago Hitler Just Her Boss
Article: "Once In a Lifetime" - A. J. Daley, Dec. 31, 1938
Clippings: Shimek, Kucera, Heckenbach Join Olympic Squad
Olympic Ice Team Called Best Ever
U S May Get Winter Olympic Games
Article: "Glenn Wants Olympic Win" - Tom Meany
P. 11 Clippings: Schroeder Skates For 5000 Meter Title
Freisinger Sets New 500 Meter Skate Mark, Jan. 19, 1939
150 In Olympic Field Ice Tests
P. 12 Article: "Finland: Olympic Host" - R. M. Stead
P. 13 "Finland Prepares for Olympics" - J. S. Kearns, Apr. 15, 1939
Clippings: CAC Finds City Lagging, Mar. 19, 1936
Make Chicago Sport Capital, Brundage Asks
P. 24 American Olympic Committee Issues New Olympic Stamp
Issue Olympic Victory Stamp to Aid U S
Poster Stamps, Aug. 1939
Editorial: What are 1940 Olympics?
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P. 25 Clippings: New Olympic Stamp to Aid in Financing American Team
Victory Stamp Aids Olympic Fund Efforts - Design Selected by
Brundage, Shows 1932 Contest
Article: "The Stamp Act" - John Kieran
Clippings: "Stamping" for Olympic Funds - Wrong Picture
26 Editorial: Issue Olympic Victory Stamp
Clippings: Brundage Says No Transfer of Oljnnpics Likely
27 Detroit In Line for 1940 Olympics If Finland Relinquishes Them
Editorial: Wandering Olympics
Clippings: Games to Be Cancelled if Finns Defer
Finland Faces Ten Million Dollar Loss on Olympics
Article: "If I Were 21" - Avery Brundage
Scrapbook Number 4: Sport, 1944-1947

P. 1 Article: "Avery Brundage Discusses the Olympics" - Arthur Daley, Sept 1944
P. 2 Clippings: Olympic Tilts Will Give Okay to Japs, Nazis, Dec. 5, 1944
Seven Point Physical Fitness Program Recommended by AAU, Dec. 10, 194
P. 3 German, Japanese Participation in Next Olympic Games Opposed,
Dec. 12, 1944
—
Foi Proposto para vice-presidente do Comite Olimpico Internacional
Avery Brundage,., Feb. 16, 1945
P. 4 Article: "National Handball Headquarters Here" - Bill Ranft, Feb. 1945
Clippings: Brundage Accepts Trophy from Uruguay, April 29, 1945
Brundage Sees Pan-American Games Revival, April 29, 1945
Article: "Brundage Predicts Resumption of Olympics in 1948" - George T Davis,
June 6, 1945
P. 5 Article: "01)rmpics Are Most Effective Instrument for Peace of World"
W Dyers, June 21, 1945
Clipping: Brundage Names Honorary Referee
Articles: "Hint Games May Be Revived Next Year" - H Sheer
About Avery Brundage - "The Barber Shop" - J P Carmichael
P. 6 Article: Avery Brundage - Champion, Aug. 1945
Clipping: Brundage Predicts Lausanne will Get '48 Olympic G&mes, Aug. 27, 1945
P. 8 Clipping: Will Renew Olympic Games - Brundage, Aug. 15, 1945
P. 7 Clippings: -Olympiadens ode avgores per post Artig Brundage, Sept. 6, 1945
-Finland framsta idrottsnationen i hela varlden.Sept 11, 1945
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P. 8 Clipping: -Ystavia ollaan edelleenkin Yhdysvaltain urheiluliiton Puheen-

jontaja Averjm Brundage kaynnilla Helsingissa, 1945
P. 10 Clipping: -Suomi on urheilun paakaupunki, Sept. 11, 1945
P. 13 Articles: "Avery Finds Sick World" - Ralph Cannon, Oct. 18, 1945
"War Knocks Idealism For Goal" - Ralph Cannon, Oct. 16, 1945
P. 14 Clipping: International Sports FederaSion Bid to Russia May Put USSR in
'48 Olympics, Oct. 23, 1945
Article: "Shattering Another Precedent" - Arthur Daley, Oct. 25, 1945
P. 15 Article: This Man's World —
"Press Errs in Accusing Brundage" Paul Gallico
Nov-Dec. 1945
P. 16 Article: "Mr Brundage Was Right" - Dink Carroll, Dec. 19, 1945
P. 17 Article: "Chips from the Blarney Stone"- Dan McGuire, Feb. 20, 1946
P. 18 Clippings: Articles on Mefeting in Finland
-Avery Brundage och amatdrismen
P. 23 Clipping: Med lAAF Bomb I Oslo Sverige Bryter, Aug. 27, 1946
P. 24 Clipping: Norges Fri-idrettsforbunds 50-ars jubileum, Aug. 28, 1946
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P. 25 Clippings: 6 Cities Bidding for 1952 Olympics, Sept. 4, 1946
Russia is Invited to 1948 Olympics, Oct. 23, 1946
El Vice Presidente del CO. Internacional Partio Ayer,'T)ec. 16, 1946
P. 26 Article: "Los Ideales Deportivos del Aficionado" - Prof. Jesus Ferrer Gamboa
Dec. 28, 1946
P. 27 Clippings: Avery Brundage, president olympis j skeho vyboru USA, pise MF
April 13, 1947
-New Hockey Body Planned by AAU, Feb. 24, 1947
-Select Figure Skating Team for Olympics, May 1947
-Olympic Chiefs Chat a Bit at City's Airpprt. .Brundage Meets Cecil
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Between Planes, May 13, 1947

P. 28 Article: "Calling Mr. Brundage:" - Newsweek , May 19, 1947
P. 29 Clipping: Sagern och oliven allt for hellenema Nu livstidspension for
olumpiavinnare. .. .Amator revision mot os-iden, sager Brundage
TRANSLITERATION :
Victory and Olive all for Hellenes Now Lifetime

Pension for Winner of Olympics. .Amateur Revision
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against Us.. Idea, May 7, 1947

P. 30 Clippings: -Brundage on Way to Olympic Talks, Jime 5, 1947
-Olympics Shelve 'Broken Time' Issue, June 9, 1947
-Brundage Off for London on Payment Issue, June 4, 1947
-'Broken Time' Waits Until 1948
P. 31 Clippings: -Amateur Rules Unchanged for 1948 Olympics Brundage Declines lAAF
Vice-Presidency, June 10, 1947
Kukaan ei vol muuttaa amatoorisaantoja. .Avery Brundage mlellpitelta
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May 18, 1947; June 2, 1947

P. 32 Clipping: Op en aan de Sintelbaan. .Amerika en de Amateurs, June 11, 1947
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P. 33 Clippings: -Tribune Man Carries City's Olympic Bit... Fulton to Address Officials
June 19, 1947
-Oljnnpic Group at Wits' Ends over 'Amateur' June 16, 1947
-Helsinki and Oslo Awarded 1952 Olympics, June 21, 1947
Article: "The Hyland Fling" - Dick Hyland, July 8, 1947
P. 34 Articles: "U S Olympic Head Now Hard at Work Raising Funds to Send Team to
Games" - Walter L Johns, July 11, 1947
"Olympic Body Gives Ruling on Amateurism" - Harry Keck, July 13, 1947
Clipping: Brundage and Kirby Review Visit Abroad, July 1947
P. 35 Articles: "Playing the Field" - Dink Carroll, May 1947
"Commanded to Win" - Paul Gallico, July 29, 1947
Picture: Of U S Olympic Off icials. .Newspic. .Planning United States
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Par ticipation in Olympics

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P. 36 Article: "Sport in U.S. Jesse Abramson, July 28, 1947
Editorial: Brundage Urges Free Football
- Montreal
Articles: "Brundage OUt to Ban Hockey from Olympics" Daily Star
Sept, 6, 1947
"Canada Is Voted Out of 1948 Olympic Hockey Picture. . .Dudley 's
Ultimatum Turned Down by Vote of 13 to 1 in Switzerland" -
Jack Sullivan, Sept. 8, 1947
- Dan Parker
P. 37 "Hockey War May Keep Us Out of Winter Olympics"
Clippings: Brundage States Olympic Six Will Drill at Princeton
P. 38 Sees Olympic Games as Fine Vehicle for World Peace, Nov. 19, 1947
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P. 41 Article: "Avery Brundage Arrives to Be Guest of Honor at 01)rmpic Ball"
Gordon Robinson, Nov. 19, 1947
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P. 43 Clippings: U S Balks at Dictation of Ice Hockey Team
Olympic Group to Confer in Chicago Today, Dec. 3, 1947
U S Threatens Withdrawal of Winter Teams, Dec. 4, 1947
Brundage Defiant in Olympic Feud, Nov. 24, 1947
Follow Rules - Brundage
P. 44 Brundage Seeks Aid for Games, Dec. 7, 1947
Le Co. 0. americain dira s'il approuve M. Brundage, fossoyeur de
I'olympisme, Nov. 24, 1947
Brundage offside om hockeyspelen
P. 45 Russ Won't Compete in '48 Olympics, Believes Brundage
lAAF To Study Amateurs' Status, Aug. 21, 1946
46 Clipping AHA Plans Set to Organize U. S. Olympic Sextet, Dec. 1947
47 Clipping: Detroit Threat to Minneaplis Olympic Hopes - Brundage, June 23, 1946
Article: "Brundage Smiles" - Jesse Abramson, July 29, 1947
48 Clipping: Brundage Attacks Pay Plan for '48 Olympics

P. 1 Clippings: U.S. Body Adamant in Hockey Quarrel
U. S. Olympic Sextet Set to Fly Tomorrow for Winter Games, Jan. 17,
1948
Article: "Man With Loins Girded" - Red Smith, Jan. 17, 1948
P. 2 Article: "IHSG IOC USOA NCAA AHA AAU Confusing Isn't It?" by
J A Burchard, Jan. 17, 1948
Clippings: U S Olympic Body Names Hockey Men
Olympic Rivals Fail to Agree on U S Hockey, Jan. 24, 1948
P. 3 Clipping: Brundage Backed in Threat to Ban Winter Games... U S Olympic Group
Supports Chairman by Bote of 68 to 6, Jan. 20, 1948
P. 4 Clippings: -Action Follows Failure of U.S. To End Own Rift, Jan, 24, 1948
-Rivals' Chat Fails to End Olympic Feud
-Stars from 28 Nations to Open Olympics Friday, Jan, 25, 1948
-Brundage Expects Decision on Hockey to Be Far-Reaching, Jan, 25,
1948
P. 5 Clippings: -U S Games Committee May Quit Brundage Fires New Ultimatum
Jan. 27, 1948
-Was sagt Avery Brundage? Jan. 26, 1948
P. 6 Clippings: — Defer Olympic Decision. .May Rule on Ice Team Thursday, Jan. 27, 194
— Entire Olympic Setup Threatened, Jan. 27, 1948
P. 7 Clipping: — Brundage May Resign in Feud, Jan. 27, 1948
P. 8 Clippings:
— Decide Olympic Hockey Squabble Today
— Committee May Drop Ice Sport .Brundage, Kiaatz Stand Firm, Jan. 28,
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1948
— Swiss Defy Ice Ban, Jan. 29, 1948
P. 9 — Reflexions pre-olympiques
— Ce n'est plus le moment de rire!, Jan. 28, 1948
Editorial: Bill Corum Making Effort for Thorpe
- Bill
P. 10 Article: "By the Way... On Ice Hockey" Henry, Jan. 28, 1948
"And Who Stuck His Neck Out? Brundage!" - Bill Leiser, Feb. 11, 1948
P. 11 Clippings: The Winter Olympic Games are Resumed After a Lapse of Twelve Years,
Jan. 31, 1948
P. 12 Article: Avery Brundage: Das SOC hat irgendeine Avmachung mit der LIHG getroff
Jan. 29, 1948
P. 14 Clippings: Olympics Open Today: Hockey Fight Rages, Jan. 30, 1948
Article: "Brundage Tries Sled, Doesn't Break Leg, as One Had Hoped" Ted Smith
Feb. 2, 1948
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P. 17 Article: "Golden Age for Athletes" by Edwin Ellis, March, 1948
-Cherry Circle Club
P. 18 Program: The 21st Texas Relays, April 2-3, 1948
- John
Article: "Avery's Oilers" Lardner, Apr. 12, 1948
P. 20 Clippings: Study Chicago's Olympic Games Facilities, May 19, 1948
P. 21 Old Stars to Greet New At Trials Thorpe Leads Group, May 19, 1948
Article: —
Avery Brundage He's Generally the Center of a Raging Row about
Amateur Sports, May 6, 1948
P. 22 "Brundage, target of mud-slingers" Herb Graff is, Aug. 5, 1948
"Olympic Men to Travel" Wendell Smith, Aug. 8, 1948
P. 23 Jag hoppas pa fotboll, tvivlar pa "halvprof f ts", sager
Avery Brundage
P. 24 Clippings: U.S. Olympic Team to Take Food Along, May 12, 1948
Brundage Warns of Cuts in US Olympic Squads Unless Funds are
Subscribed, July 7, 1948
P. 24 Article: "Many A Star to Stay Home" - Harry Sheet, July 12, 1948
P. 25 Letter: TO THE EDITOR: "Brundage Thanks Daily News for Olympic Tryouts Here
July 14, 1948
Article: "Erskine, A Star of Yore, to see Olympic Trials" Mildred Bolger
July 8, 1948
P. 26 Clippings: -260 U S Olympic Lads and Lassies Shove Off Today, July 14, 1948
-U S Sport Odyssey Begins
P. 27 -American Athletes Leave 260 Strong for Fourteenth Modem Olympic
July 15, 1948
P. 28 Clippings: —Brundage Will Step Down as Head of U S Olympic Set-Up After
London Games, July 20, 1948
P. 29 —Olympic Team Watches Behavior on Way Over, July 18, 1948
—Final Olympic Trip Brundage
—260 Americans Find Atlantic Like Mill Pond, July 18, 1948
—Brundage to End Olympic Reign, July 20, 1948
—Brundage in Line for Top Olympic Post, July 22, 1948
P. 30 —U S Olympic Forces Enter Olympic London Camp, July 22, 1948
—Amateur Pay Stand Told by Brundage, July 27, 1948
P. 31 —New Olympic Test: Pay Vs. Amateurism, July 24, 1948
—Amateur Pay Decision Due Next Month, July 24, 1948
—Grumbling U S Olympic squad lands in England, July 22, 1948
P. 32 —See Japan, Germany in '52 Olympics. .Brundage Lauds US Athletes
P. 33 Article: "The Man Behind the Olympics" - Irving Wallace, June 1948
P. 35 "Life with Avery" Time Magazine, Aug. 2, 1948
"Next Olympiad in U.S." Gene Kessler, Aug. 3, 1948
P. 36 Clippings: Track Lines Blamed for Relay Ban, Aug. 8, 1948
Article: "Sportscripts" =Paul Zimmerman, Aug. 17, 1948
"Carriers "Who Clicked'"'. .Newspaper Carriers, Oct. 22, 1948
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P. 37 Only Sport is Amateur Brundage, Nov. 19, 1948

Picture: Amateur Officials Meet, Nov. 19, 1948
Clippings: —
Canuck Olympic Plan Obsolete Brundage (US Scrapped Same System
30 Years Ago) Nov. 20, 1948
P. 39 Brundage to Resign as U S Ol3rinpic Head, Dec. 1, 1948
Sportsmen's Club to Extend Eight Lifetime Memberships, Dec. 2, 1948
P. 40 Editorial: A Call for Amateurs, Dec. 10, 1948
Article: "Grid Heroes Are Still Boys" - Chauncey Durden, Dec. 3, 1948
Clippings: BRUNDAGE STEW: AAU Annual Convention Begins in New York Today,
Dec. 2, 1948
Mac Arthur Hopes Japan will be in '52 Olympics, Dec. 7, 1948
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P. 66 Clippings: Olympic Bids for Germany, Japan Foreseen
— Herrn Brundages Amateurs Unbescheldene Forderungen der
Amerlksiner in Schweden
— Avery Brundage ist begeistert, Sept. 7, 1950
— Avery Brundage bei Ritter von Halt
— Avery Brundage in Munchen
P. 67 Talking of Chicago Sports Figures, Oct. 11, 1950
Article: "Brundage Aplomb Gets Jolt" - Davis J. Walsh, Oct. 22, 1950
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P. 68 "Reports on lAAF Congress" Avery Brundage, Nov. 1950
Clippings: Chicago Hails Jesse Ovens, Track Star, Humanitarian
P. 71 Article: "Chastity to the Rescue" - Davis J. Walsh, Feb. 12, 1950
P. 72 "Report of IOC Meeting, Denmark, May 1950" Avery Brundage,
July 1950
P. 77 Clipping: The First Pan American Games, Jan. 20, 1951
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P. 78 Article: "Sport Must be Free, always Independent" Avery Brundage,
Jan. 1, 1951
P. 79 Clipping: Estados Unidos Trae al Panamericano un Gran Equipo, en el que
Figuran Muchos Campeones Mundiales, Dice A. Brundage,
Feb. 21, 1951
Article: Personalities: Avery Brundage, Feb. 22, 1951
Clippings: FIRST PANAMERICAN GAMES
— —
Pan American Games Open (100,000 Watch Ceremonies) Feb. 26, 1951
— Pledge Pan-Am Games to Sport, Says Brundage. .Politics Ignored by
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US Olympic Head, Feb. 22, 1951

P. 80 — American Legion Entertains Mr. A Brundage, Mar. 6, 1951
— The Only Sport is Amateur ... .Avery Brundage, Mar. 6, 1951
— Invitation: Dinner Given by Avery Brundage for Members of the
International 01yii5>ic Committee attending Primeros Juegos
Deportivos Panamericanos
P. 83 — ^Mr. Brundage Elogio en el Comite Ollmplco el Principismo Uruguayo
— Êvery Brundage nos Adelanto la Bondad de la Olimpiada de 1954
Mar. 17, 1951
P. 85 Brochure: Helms World Trophy NORTH AMERICA~1918 Avery Brundage
P. 86 Articles: "Welcoming Our Red Brothers" - Arthur Daley, Apr. 26, 1951
"Don Avery Tilts With the College Windmills" >- R. G. Lynch
P. 88 "Sports Slants" - Dick O'Brien, Sept. 20, 1951
Clippings: Brundage Says Sports Reform is Simple Task, Sept. 19, 1951
Brundage Hits Grid Morons, Oct. 8, 1951
P. 89 Article: "Olympics, with Crowds and Russ, Getting too Big, Says Brundage"
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Davis J. Walsh, Oct. 11, 1951
Clipping: Olympic Head Sees Success for '52 Games, Oct. 26, 1951
Photographs: Candid Pictures of Brundage in Buenos Aires with Mme. Peron
P. 90 Clippings: 500 AAU Delegates Expected to Attend National Meeting Here,
Nov. 18, 1951
Educators Have Betrayed Sports for Profit, Brundage tells AAU,
Dec. 1, 1951
Interview: Question to Avery Brundage: Who is the greatest athlete you have
ever seen in the Olympics? Nov. 18, 1951
P. 91 Clipping: Subsidized Athletes Out of Olympics
Article: Besuch in der Welstadt Chicago - von Heinz Lorenz
P. 92 Clipping: Angry Avery
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P. 3 Article: "How Stupid Can They GSt" - Arthur Daley
"Getting Olympics Back to Ideals of Old Greece Takes Some
- Davis J. Walsh, Jan. 22, 1952
Selling"
Clipping: Brundage says Soviets accept Olympic Rules
P. A Article: "Olympic Officials will have to accept Russians at their
word" - Hy Boldberg, Feb. 6, 1952
- Ed Friel,
"Says Olympians don't face purge over Amateur Status"
Feb. 6, 1952
Clippings: Brundage Brings Wassail Bowl, Feb. 7, 1952
P. 5 Olympic Committee Expects Russia to End Cash Awards to Athletes
Brundage denies Red China Team is barred from Olympics, as
Claimed by Moscow Press
- 1952)
Picture: Brundage at Oslo, Norway (VI Winter Olympic Games
Sketches: CIO's kongress pa Grand, Feb. 14, 1952
P. 6 Clipping: Brundage makes plea for Refugee Athletes
Pictures: Brundage at Oslo, Norway
Olympisk Fesk I Radhuset
7 Clipping: Brundage Olympic Head? May Break European Control
8 Photographs: VI Winter Olympic Games - 1952 - Oslo, Norway
Clippings: Work of Olympic Committee Headed by Avery Brundage cited by
Newt Feldman, May 1952
9-13 Various Clipping from Norwegian Newspapers during Winter Olympics,
some with translations.
P. 14 Article "A New Olympic Specialty" - John Lardner, Mar. 1952
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"Chicago Bid for '56 Olympics Awaits Pleasure of Melbourne"
Davis J. Walsh, Mar. 3, 1952
P. 15 "Brundage Unified Plan Merits Support" - Fred Delano
"Getting Acclimated" - Arthur Daley
P. 16 "Chicago in Running for 1956 Olympics - Dan Desmond, Mar. 19, 1952
Clipping: Brundage to Lead U. S. Olympic Team to Finland, Apr. 19, 1952
P. 17 Certificate BOB HOPE - BING CROSBY OLYMPIC TELETHON, June 21-22, 1952
P. 19 Clippings: Get Together for Telethon to Aid Olympic Team, June 4, 1952
Brundage and Thorpe Meet Again, June 25, 1952
P. 20 Article: "Millions Cheer Film Stars but Not In Theatres" - Hedda Hopper
P. 21 Article: "Recreation Needs of Youth Re-emphasized" - Fred Delano, May 4, 1952
P. 22 Picture: Mayor Presents Brundage with Key to Patterson Circus Saints
and Sinners
P. 24 Program: Los Angeles Coliseum Relays
Clipping: Not Candidate Avery Brundage, president of the U.S. Olympic
committee, said he was "not a candidate" for president of
the International Olympic Committee
Photograph: Oslo, Norway Winter Olympics
P. 26 Clipping: BRUNDAGE NEW OLYMPIC HEAD - Succeeds Sweden's Edstrom, July 1952
Photographs U.S. Olympic Officials and Team marching into Helsinki Stadium
P. 27 Bulletin: U.S. Olympic Committee Information and Instruction for
Members and Officials of the United States Olympic Team
P. 28 Photographs: Various Candid pictures of Avery Brundage with Olympic Officials
P. 34 Clippings: Lausanne et les Jeux Oljrmpiques, Feb. 1954
PP 34-35 Brundage attending PANAMERICAN GAMES - MEXICO, Mar. 1954
P. 56 Brundage Speech at Athens Stirs up Olynîc Meeting, May 11, 1954
PP 37-40 Photographs: Various pictures of IOC Meeting in Athens, May 1954
P. 41 Clippings: Chicago Launches Bid for '60 Games Have Brundage 's Blessing
P. 42 La commission executive du CIO a admire le stade olympique
lausannois. May 5, 1954
Article: "Rumbles From Down Under" - Arthur Daley, May 6, 1954
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Photographs: Candid pictures of IOC meeting In Japan
Marquis de Pollgnac
53 Invitation:
Photographs: With the Marquis de Pollgnac
. 54-58 Photographs: Display of Students from Moscow Institutes
59 Clippings: Le probleme de statut amateur, May 7, 1954
Qui est M. Avery Brundage? May 7, 1954
P. 60 Deux conceptions de 1' amateur Isme s'affrontent
P. 61 Pas de problemes partlcullers pour 1' Amateur isme varitable.
May 7, 1954
Meet Avery Brundage - The President, May 9, 1954
P. 62 Int'l Olumplc Committee Meets Tribute Paid to Founder of
Modern Games
Map Quiz on Olympic Athletes, May 13, 1954
P. British Open Olympics to Chinese Reds, May 15, 1954
Olympics Probe "Pro-Amateurs" June 8, 1954
"Oljrmpic Body to Probe Amateur Status of Reds: Long Zatopak
Practice Cited: Brundage to Press Inquiry" - Lou Miller
Russia in Olympics Brundage Believes, July 20, 1954
Brundage in Moscow, Sees Russ in 1956 Olympics, July 20, 1954
Brundage O.K.'s Russ Clears Amateur Athletes
"Brundage Reports Russian Sports System as Amateur" - Ed Friel
Brundage Amazed at Rapid Growth of Russian Sports, Aug. 1, 1954
Various clippings from several countries pertinent to Brundage 's
visit to Russia
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(Translation) Russian Gymnastics 20 Years Ahead of the USA's
Brundage Praises Russian Athletes, Aug. 31, 1954
CLASS REUNION - 45th Class 1909 Reunion
"Brundage Says U.S. Getting Fat, Lazy, with its Success" - Ron
Lawfer, Nov. 5, 1954
"Brundage Blasts College Football" - Jack Powell, Nov. 5, 1954
"Brundage Defines 'Amateur'" - Dave Nightingale, Nov. 5, 1954
"Soft Life in America May Bring Disaster, Avery Brundage Says" -
Coryl Crandall
"Brundage Didn't Make 'Poor Jim" Poor..." - Bert Bertine
Avery Brundage to Speak at Franklin Park Manusfacturers Luncheon
Explains Olympic Woe Cost too high for Europeans, Apr. 5, 1955
Various Clippings on Melbourne Inspections Visit
Aussles Win New Hope on 56 Olympics, Apr. 14, 1955
Blase Aussles Roil Brundage, Apr. 11, 1955
Olympic Head Notes Aussles Lack of Space, Apr. 5, 1955
Brundage Blasts Aussles, Apr. 11, 1955
Prime Minister Gets Brundage Views Today, Apr. 12, 1955
P. 84 Another Olympic Feud— Spain Snubs Israel, ^r. 20, 1955
Avery Brundage, Honorary Member, American Ex-Servicemen's Assn.
U. S. Athletic Reign in Peril, say Brundage, Apr. 25, 1955
Avery Brundage Calls on Emperor Hirohito, May 5, 1955
P. 85 Brundage Made Honorary Citizen of Tokyo
P. 85 Brundage Back, Thinks Aussies to Keep Games, May 9, 1955
P. 86 Brundage Asks Probe of Santee, June 15, 1955
PP. 88-90 Photographs: Visit to Philippines - Photograph with Magsaysay
PP. 91-92, 107-116 Articles about Brundage 's Visit to Australia
P. 104 Articles: "Don't Use Athletes for Propaganda: Brundage" - Wendell Smith,
Mar. 17, 1955
In the Wake of the News - Arch Ward, Mar. 19, 1955
Scrapbook Number 6: (continued)
P. 106 Clippings: Brundage Rips U S "Cold War" Use of Sports, Mar. 15, 1955
Brundage to Check Aussie Setup, April 1955

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F. 22 Clippings: Keep Politics Out, Says Games Leader
— Organisateurs de Melbourne et Comite International olympique
sont bien loin de s' entendre, July 30, 1956
— Attaque par le secretaire du comite d' organisation des J.O. de
Melbourne le C.I.O. replique, July 3, 1956
P. 23 Photograph: Avery Brundage with 1st General Manager of Melbourne Games
(In Mexico)
P. 25 Clippings: Brundage Blasts U.S. Olympic 'Hysteria*, Apr. 8, 1956
Games Chief Says Sport a Means to Prevent War, Nov. 20, 1956
Olympla-Beste sollen Amateure bleiben, Ein Expose des
lOK-Prasidenten Brundage, Aug. 17, 1956
Brundage Praises '60 Games Site, Oct. 22, 1956
P. 26 Reduce Olympic Costs, Avery Brundage Says, Dec. 17, 1956
ESU Speaker to be Avery Brundage
OPC Luncheon Speaker to be Olympic Head, Avery Brundage
Oct. 13, 1956
Olympic Chief deplores political hatreds, Nov. 12, 1956
Article: "M. Avery Brundage recoit les journalistes" - M. Jeanneret
P. 27 Clipping: Flame Dies, Flag is Furled on 1956 Olympics, Dec. 10, 1956
Letter: From Avery Brundage to Time Magazine - "Of Human Brundage"
P. 28 Clippings —"Progress" Retards Athletes, Brundage Claims, Feb. 23, 1956
— Avery Brundage Warns New Concept is Needed, Feb. 20, 1956
— A Lesson to Our Statesmen
P. 29 — lOK und die Presse
Article: "Just as Expected" - Arthur Daley
P. 30 Clippings: Sports "Unite" Germans East, West Athletes Merged, Feb. 6, 195(
Brundage Warns Prestige of U. S. is Sofia Issue
— M. Brundage confirme... en dementant
— Concession amerlcaine pour les J. L. d'hiver
Avery Calls PCC Collapse 'A Disgrace'
Brundage Speaks at Commonwealth Club Today
P. 31 Olympic '^Civil War' Winter Setup Rapped
Brundage Still Wants Oath, Oct. 19, 1956
Brundage Fights Games Tax
p. Brundage Blasts U.S. Hysteria
Reds Assure Brundage of Amateurism
U.S. Sports Supremacy Periled by Easy Living, Brundage Says
VIP Interviews Avery Brundage, Aug. 3, 1958
Sports Illustrated: On Avery Brundage "Memo From the Publisher",
Aug. 3, 1958
Avery Brundage et al at Easter Relays at the University of
California
"Gadfly Brundage Good for Sports" - Will Connolly
Les Americalns de les Australiens passent leur vie sur la piste
et dans la piscine
De la Culture des Phencmenes au dilemne des "jeux"
A revele le plan de reforme Olympique de M. Avery Brundage
Zahneputzen hilft dem olympischen Team
Brundage kritislert amarikanische Athleten
Klare Antwort durch Brundage
A propos de la reduction du programme des Jeux olymplques
Brundage Clarifies Olympic Viewpoint
P" 33 State Dept. Policy Imperils US 01yiq>lc Future: Brundage, July 11,
—Bulgaria Visit for Brundage? 1953
— Brundage in Threat to Reiign if Trip to Bulgaria Denied
— Brundage Halls U.S. Decision
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P. 69 Clippings: A Rival for Olympics?. ...Brundage Opposed to lAAF "Tax"
Apr. 9, 1958
Threaten to Set Up 2nd 01yiiq>ics. ..Amateur Groups Feud Over
Money, Apr. 9, 1958
Olympics Face Split, Apr. 9, 1958
P. 70 Photographs: Avery Brundage in Japan
Clippings: Le Japon tremble en attendant la decision du C.I.O.
P. 71 Reduction in Size of Olympics Seen Major IOC Topic, May 11, 1958
Olympics Group Sets Munich Meet
IOC 54th General Assembly Opening in Tokyo Wednesday
Pro Tinges Peril Sports in Olympics
P. 72 Interview: Brundage Gives Views: Pro Sport No More than Entertainment
May 13, 1958
Editorial: IOC Assembly in Tokyo
P. 76 Clipping: Rome Olympic Program Set; Entry Size Lopped, May 10, 1958
P. 77 Article: "Gists of Speeches at IOC Assembly" by Avery Brundage,
May 15, 1958
PP. 79-88 Photographs: Avery Brundage at Tokyo IOC Assembly
P. 4 Clippings: Chicago Plays Trump in Olympic Bid, Sept. 4, 1958
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Mayor Booms Olympics Here Meet on U.S. Bid Tonight, Sept. 5, 1958
P. 86 -Brundage auf Inspektion in Rom
-Brundage a Roma
-Brundage Likes Rome's Facilities for Olympics
P. 89 Article: "Chile Ira con 100 Depostistas a Chicago" - Mr. Dickens, June 7,
- William R. Conklin 1959
P. 91 "Brundage, Ferris Honored"
(Bowditch Award), Feb. 1958
Clipping: Don't Gouge Fans, Brundage Warns... Will Seek Troops for Squaw
Apr. 4, 1959
PP. 95-97 Photographs: Avery Brundage inspecting facilities at Rome
P. 97 Clipping: Pro Aspects Threaten Sports on Olympic Card, May 16, 1958
Photographs: Avery Brundage in Formosa
Picture: El Presidente del Comite Olimpico Intemacional en Granada
P. 98 Article: "In The Wake of the News" - David Condon
Clippings :
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Pan Am Will Offer Chicago Challenge
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Games Ticket sale "Terrible", July 9, 1959
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Fan Am Games in Good Hands
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Committee Awards Chicago Pan American Games for 1959
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Will Chicago Be Ready for Pan Am Games? Nov. 30, 1958
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Speed Pan-Am Work Olympic Chief Warns
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City Launches Drive to Back Pan-Am Games, Jan. 19, 1959
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Mayor Greets Pan-Am Units
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Torch, 5000 Doves to Open Pan-Am Games
P. 102 —
Urge Pan-American Games Backing Leaders Told of Problems
by Brundage
PP. 103-105 Photographs: Avery Brundage in Japan
PP, 106-107 Avery Brundage in Portugal
P. 106 Clipping: Olympic Official Scores Rivalry Brundage Says Athletic
Race of United States, Russia, is Peril to Games

P. 1 Article: "Red China 01ynq>ics Protests Overruled" - Fulton Lewis, Jr.
Clippings :
Way is Opened for China to Compete But Team Must Carry
Taiwan Banner
Early Decision Due on Reds in '60 Games
'Open' Olympic Games Ruling by U.S. Waited
Avery Backs Formosa Bid
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PP. 39- 40 Program: Avery Brundage Homecoming, Oct. 7, 1960
P. 41 Article: "Brundage Says U. S. 'Soft'; Defends Amateur 'Pledge'" - Ed Wick
"USSR Subsidizing No Worse than Athletic Scholarships" -
B Schrader
P. 42 "UI, SAE Leaders Hail Avery Brundage as 'Great Citizen'" -
B Schmelle
Plan Special Day for Avery Brundage at Illinois Campus
"Olympics Scoring Methods Called Silly by Brundage" - Ron Cohen
270 Honor Brundage at SAE Banquet
Tribute From Ike Awaits Brundage
"U. S. Must Realize Importance of Body Training: Brundage"
D Young
Column: Broadwalk Tatler (Fran Myers)
Form: For Avery Brundage Homecoming, Oct. 7, 1960
Members: For Avery Brundage Homecoming
Alumni Hailed at Large and Small Parties
Avery Brundage (At Homecoming)
Brundage 's German Flag Plan Adopted
Hymns, Flags Stir Row
Olympics Minus Flags Proposed, Feb. 14, 1960
Flags at the Ol3rmpics
To Avery Brundage from the American Club of Rome, Sept. 9, 1960
II Presidente del CIO visita gli impianti olimpici
Avery Brundage and Otto Mayer
Brundage Hits U. S. 'Soft Living'
Brundage on Amateurism
Olj^pische Kunstwettbewerbe in Deutschland
Atenas: 1896 Roma: 1960
"Olympic Mess" - Stanley Woodward, July 17, 1960
Rome Games Periled as Leaders Tiff
"On The Street Where Carletta Lived" - Red Smith Nov. 4, 1960
-II presidente del CIO Brundage ha consluso ieri la sua visita a
Roma
-Cordiale colloquio a Roma fra Brundage e Onesti
-Brundage flog nach Rom
Brundage Prods Italians
P. 57 Exciting Olympiad Predicted
Photographs: Of Rome IOC Meeting
If IOC Reception
P. 58 Article: Column: —
In the Wake of the News David Condon, Sept, 15, 1960
Clippings: Soccer Pools Finance Stadia for Olympics
Avery Brundage 's Proposal Opposed (Discarding of Anthems and
Flags)
P. 59 Article: "'Professional Amateurs' Star for Russians" - Will Grimsley
Aug. 19, 1960
Clippings: Brundage Keeps IOC Presidency, Aug. 23, 1960
Brundage Rips Soviet Proposal, Aug. 19, 1960
Editorial Olympic Puzzle, Aug. 19, 1960
P. 60 Clippings: Brundage Re-Elected Olympic Head, Aug. 24, 1960
P. 61 and -Notables At Olympics Ball Tonight, Feb. 15, 1960
Newspictures: -Olympic Ball a Schussboomer
PP. 62 -63 -International Olympic Ball, Feb. 21, 1960
P. 64 Clipping: Way Clear for Nationalist China India to Compete at Squaw Valley
Feb. 4, 1960
Article: "Olympics Board Slaps U. S. for Barring Red Newsmen" - Clint
Mosher, Feb. 16, 1960
P. 64 Clippings: Brundage Asks Squaw Troop Aid
P. 65 Brundage Decries U. S, Soft Living
Games Flame Off to Rome in Ceremony
Consolini to Give Olsrmpic Oath, August 25, Aug. 13, 1960
Article: "Olympic Exhibit to Show Sports' Influence on Art" -
Henry Gaggiotini
P. 66 Clippings: -Le film des jeux de rome sera realize par le CONI
-Le governement italien refuse les visas aux amateurs de I'Est
Photograph: Avery Brundage with Pope John
P. 67 Clipping: Brundage Answer: "Won't Resign — It's Definite"
Editorial: New Light on Olympics, July 20, 1959
Clippings: Brundage lo Stock to His Post
Brundage Considers Retiring
Brundage to Answer Foes on China Issue
P. 68 Brundage To Quit Oljrmpic Post?
Brundage Plans to Help Chinese
Confermate Le Nostre Rivelazioni. . .Brundage dlchiara a Losanna fail
CIO a riconoscere una sola China
Newsplcture: Olympics High Command
P. 69 Editorial: A Letter from the Editor on 01yiiq>ic Medals Distribution, Sept. 4,
Clipping: Would Trim Swim Suits, Aug. 19, 1960 1960
P. 70 Article: "Fights On for Olympic Ideals Avery Wins Another Battle" -
Bill F-irlong, Aug. 25, 1960
- Red Smith,
"Avery of Sparta' Sept. 13, 1960
P. 71 Clippings: Eye Draft of Brundage, Aug. 18, 1960
Re-election of Brundage is Said to Be 'Certain" Aug. 23, 1960
Russ Bid for Top Job - Brundage' s Post Aim of Soviets
Russians Begin Drive to Replace Brundage
Brundage Bid for IOC Job is Challenged I
P. 72 Brundage to Remain as Olympic President. .. .Limit Sports to 18 f

Aug. 23, 1960
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Brundage Wins a 3rd Term
Soviet bloc backs UK to oust Brundage
P. 73 Brundage Renamed Games Chief
Rome Hails Brundage, Elliott, Aug. 21, 1960
Avery Brundage is Re-elected International Olympic President
P. 74 Telegrams : From Prentis Hale. .. .Congratulations on Re-Election
P. 75 Clippings: Brundage Into Fight for IOC Re-Election
IOC Eyes Brundage For Another Term. .Secret Session will Ponder
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Drafting Him
P. 76 Brundage Won't Confirm Report He'll Retire as Olympic Head,
Aug. 18, 1960
Brundage is Re-Elected Unanimously as International Olympic
President, Aug. 23, 1960
P. 77 Brundage Renamed Olympic President
Brundage Assails Russ Games Plan. .Threat to Existence
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P. 34 Clipping: Brundage Loses Tax Appeal
Invitation: "The President and Hrs. Kennedy request the pleasure of the
company of Avery Brundage , Oct. 16, 1961
P. 35 Clipping: Brundage Urges Athletics Leaders to End 01yiiq>lc Games Fund
Articles: "A Hard Look at Amateurism" - L. Dana Gatlln, Dec. 22, 1961
"A Family Quarrel" - Jim Murray, July 11, 1961
37 "Kennedys Welcome Finn President" - James E. Warner, Oct. 17, 1961
- Ted Smith
"Brundage In Biggest Fight"
38 "Brundage Signs de Young Plans" - Carolyn Anspracher, July 26, 1962
"For $18 Million, Avery Expects Best" - Frederick A. Storm,
July 26, 1962
39 Newsplctures: Avery Brundage In San Francisco for de Young Museum contribution
40 Clippings: Brundage Art Wing May Open In 1964, July 26, 1962
Todo Puede ser . . .Avery Brundage
Avery Brundage tayttaa 75 vuotta, Sept. 10, 1962
41 Brundage Plans Red 'Card' Trick, Feb. 21, 1962
Officials Split on Olympic Edict, Sept. 27, 1962
42 U. S. Cold to Brundage Ice Plan, Feb. 21, 1962
East Germans be permitted to play In World Ice hockey., Feb. 23,1962
Brundage Still Cleaning Up
P. 49 Article: "Basketball Out of Olympic Program as Showdown Hears" - Leo Fischer
"Hiring College Athletes A Disgrace" - Ted Smlts
50 Telegrams: Avery Brundage - 75th Birthday
51 Photographs Avery Brundage in Mexico
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53 Christmas Card: Avery Brundage Citlus-Altlus-Fortlus

Clipping: Monday-Go-Round, Oct. 23, 1962
Articles: "Graff is Sees Olympla, Sides with Brundage" - Herb Graff is,
Nov. 24, 1962
54 "Brundage applauds sporting subsidy" - Frank Rostron, Dec. 14, 1963
55 Clipping: Don't Mix Sports, Politics Brundage
Newsplcture: Avery Brundage with Nlklta Khrushchev at IOC meeting in Moscow,
June 13, 1962
P. 56 Clippings: Avery Wars on Politics. .. .IOC Boxx in Moscow Fears for U. S. Games,
June 2, 1962
Olympic Reorganization Plan of Russia Under Fire, June 5, 1962
Brundage Issues Warning Over Olympics Restrictions
57 Brundage Warns D. S. Won't Tolerate Bans, June 2, 1962
May Warn S. Franciscans, ROK Group
Brundage to Fight Red Bid to Reorganize Olympic Unit, June 6, 1962
Photographs: Avery Brundage in Moscow for IOC Meeting
P. 59 Clipping: Conference de presse du CIO MM Avery Brundage et Jean de Beaumont
exposent devant les Chefs de delagations aux Jeux de I'Amltle
les buts et les projects d'Alde du Comite International
Olymplque, Apr. 16, 1963
Pass: Officiel - Haute Personnalite - Avery Brundage
P. 60 Clippings: M. Avery Brundage President du Comite Internationale Olymplque,
soullgne, par sa presence, 1' importance des Jeux de Dakar
amorce des Jeux Africalns
P. 61 Avery's Principles are Color-Fast, Oct. 17, 1963
Column: This Morning with Shirley Povlch
Who's Who: Avery Brundage
P. 62 Clipping: Brundage Impressed by Detroit, Sept. 10, 1963
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P. 27r.29 Of IOC Meeting in Madrid... April 1965
P. 29-31 Photographs Of Avery Brundage with Dignataries at the Madrid Meeting
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P. 32 Brochure: Of the Unveiling Ceremony of Dr Seiichi Klshi's

Bronze Statue, Sept. 30, 1964
P. 34-42 Photographs Of Avery Brundage Visit to Matzue
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P. 43-45 Of Avery Brundage at Olympics in Japan - 1964

Drawing: Of B adage Coat of Arms
P. 46 Article: A fresh start after disaster. .Frances Moffat, March 29, 1965
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P. 49 Open Letter: The Brundage Collection. .. .What it Means to the San

Francisco Area
Photographs: Avery Brundage with Pope Paul 28 April 1966
P. 50-51 Les Membres du Comite International Olympique le jour de cloture
de la 60° Session de Baden-Baden 1963
P. 52 mini Panel at work in CBS's New York Studio. .Avery Brundage,
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Allan Sherman, Milton Mum ord. Mar. 1966

P. 53 Article: "Brundage 's Viet Solution" - Bert Willard, Feb. 21, 1966
P. 55 Clipping: Brundage Hints Value of Art Collection High, Sept. 22, 1965
Invitation: From President and Mrs. Johnson. . .Jan. 12, 1965
P. 56 Clippings: Chicago-Rejected Art "Priceless", Brundage Says, June 8, 1965
Brundage Art Wing. .. .Opening Planned, June 30, 1965
P. 60 Bid Looks Good, Apr. 12, 1966
P. 63 How Reds Control Olympic Site Vote, May 12, 1966
P. 65 Olimpiadas no se Hacon Para Batir las Marcas, Apr. 22, 1966
P. 69 La Olimpiada, la Mejor Inversion si Sigue los Programas
Trazados - Oct. 22, 1966
P. 71 More Fuel Put on Fire by Brundage, Dec. 11, 1965
PP. 72-77 Photographs Visit to Mexico City, Oct. 1966
P. 78 Mr. Olympics, Oct. 8, 1967
Scrapbook Number 9A: Sport, 1964-1967

P. 1 Clippings: Brundage Lauds Japanese Efforts, May 30, 1964
Brundage Arrives Here: Won't Accept Those Breaking Rules,
July 25, 1964
Brundage Shocked, Sends Sympathies (Riotous Latin Zone Football
Qualification Match), May 26, 1964
P. 2 350 Killed in Peru as Rioting Erupts at Soccer Match
Various Clippings and Photographs (News Pictures) from Japan
P. 3 Brundage to Address SSA at Banquet, May 9, 1964
Brundage S s IOC Will Work to Save Olympic Principles,
May 25, 1964
Brundage Likes Japan's Olympic Preparation, May 27, 1964
P. 4 Ikeda Hopes for Indonesia's Participation in Olympics,
June 11, 1964
P. 5 Brundage Checlcs Facilities: Pleased, May 26, 1964
P. 5-7 Photographs: Various Photographs of Brundage in Japan
P. 7 Clippings :
Olympic Facilities Here Impress IOC President, May 27, 1964
P. 8 Detractors Zero in on Brundage, Apr. 8, 1964
Paper Says IOC Imperialistic, May 29, 1964
P. 9
Fiead may Block Brundage Re-tlection, Jan.
31, 1964
Article: "Brundage Scathes Nation's Colleges" - Gary Wright, June 14, 1964
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P. 53 Clipping: Brundage Lauds Japan's Contribution to Olympics, Oct. 6, 1964
Article: "With Matchless Pageantry" - Arthur Daley
F. 54 Clippings: A Welcome to Olympians, Oct. 6, 1964
P. 55 14 Day Olympic Carnival Draws to End, Oct. 24, 1964
Article: "Sayonara Means Farewell" - Arthur Daley
P. 56 Clipping: Japanese Handle Crowd with Military Precision, Oct. 29, 1964
P. 58 Photographs: Of Avery Brundage with Mr. C. Kurata-Chairman of the Board,
Hitachi Co.
P. 61-69 Of Avery Brundage visit to Japan
P. 69 Of Avery Brundage visit to Mexico
Scrapbook Number 12A: Avery Brundage - General

P. 1 Photograph: C.A.A. Man is the Ail-Round Athlete in the Country, 1916
P. 2 Clippings: The Champion of Champions; The Greatest Athlete of Your Day,
S6pt. 28, 1918
Chicago Star Wins National Track Honors
P. 3 Articles: "Bahai Temple and its S.A.E. Builder" - Albert Z. Horning,
Sept. 1923
"Brundage Right Man for AAU Presidency" - Edward J. Geiger,
Nov. 23, 1928
P. 5 "Brundage' s 25 Years with Amateurs" - Edgar Munzel, 1930
Clipping: Who's Who in Chicago Sports - Avery Brundage, 1930
P. 6 Article: "A Big Night for Brundage" - James Braden, Oct. 1930
P. 7 Sketches: Old Familiar Faces - Avery Brundage - by Gus Uhlmann, Mar. 31,
1931
Articles: "Brundage Proves Good Man Can't Be Kept Down" - Jimmy Corcoran,
Jan. 23, 1931
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P. 8 "Among Out Own Sportsfolk Avery Brundage" - Jack Barrett, 1932
"All-Round Program by Ail-Round Star No Fair Worrying -
That's Avery Brundage 's Slogan" - Bob Starrett
"Brundage and Thorpe Come Close to Best Perfect Track Star
Must Be Able to do Everything" - Charles E. Parker
"AAU Loses Great Leader as Avery Brundage Resigns" -
Edward J. Geiger
P. 9 Brundage Awarded Coveted Trophy (James E. Sullivan Trophy)
Feb. 1935
"A Medal for Avery Brundage" - George M. R. Holmes
P. 10 "A Word for Brundage" - Ole Timer, Aug. 14, 1936
Clipping: Olympic Officials Meet at CAA, Mar. 2, 1936
P. 12 Tribute: 1st Sullivan Award Dinner - Excerpt from Speech by Amos Alonzo
Stagg, Feb. 26, 1931
P. 13 Letter: From Douglas MacArthur on West Point quotation, Apr. 18, 1939
Clipping: Champions of Handball, Jan. 21, 1939
P. 15 Article: Open Letter to Avery Brundage: "Jim Thorpe, Now 52, Entitled
to Return of Olympic Trophies" - Edward W. Cochrane,
Feb. 19, 1940
Clipping: Brundage Takes over La Salle, Jan. 18, 1940
P. 16 Article: "Stars Who Had Everything - #4 - Avery Brundage" - Eugene
Gleason
Olympic's Brundage Becomes Hotel Boss, Jan. 18, 1940
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P. 17 Clippings: "Why I'll Vote for Willkie" Avery Brundage, Sept. 10, 1940
A Towering Figure - Avery Brundage, Feb. 3, 1940
P. 19 Article: "The Badge Rides Again" - John Lardner, Sept. 17, 1945
Sportcacure: "Avery Athletic Executive" - Roy Nelson, Nov. 9, 1945
P. 20 Article: "Brundage Bounced Swimming Star - Met Hitler During Olympics
in Berlin" - Vincent X. Flaherty, Feb. 11, 1946
P. 21 "What Goes on Here" - Brenda Ueland, June 1946
P. 22 "Avery Brundage Fall Guy for AAU Moguls - Eleanor Holm's Sea
Incident Stirs Talk" - Vincent X. Flaherty, June 8, 1947
Clippings: Avery Brundage is Subject of Yearn by Tom Siler, 1947
P. 23 A Question of Definition, June 30, 1947
Article: "Olympic Controversy" - Arthur Daley, Dec. 18, 1947
"Chief Abused but Seldom Wrong Brundage Takes It-for Nothing,
Tool" - Tom Siler
P. 24 "Brundage Smiles" - Jesse Abramson, July 29, 1947
"The Umpire" - H. G. Salsinger, May 20, 1947
P. 25 Sketch: "Avery Brundage, USA, Hypocrisy Apostle" - Hagg and Ame,
June 13, 1947
P. 26 Articles: "L* Affaire Holm Featured Last Olympic Crossing" - Joe Williams,
July 14, 1948
"In Search of Money" - Arthur Daley, July 5, 1948
P. 27 Letter: Letters to the Editor: From Avery Brundage: Brundage Thanks
Daily News for Olympic Tryouts Here, June 1948
Articles: "Leaders - That Man Brundage" - Leo Fischer, July-Aug. 1948
P. 28 "Brundage Won First Title in Birmingham Brundage's Series
of Wins Never Equaled" - Zipp, Newman, June 11, 1948
Clipping: "Brundage, 'Whipping Boy' for Amateurs, Can Take It"
Jan. 29, 1948
P. 29 Articles: "What's This? A Kind Word for Avery Brundage!" - Joe Williams
Feb. 18, 1948
"The Olympic Flame Flickers Again" - Joe Wray, 1948
P. 31 "Courtly Is the Word for Avery" - Red Smith, Jan. 3, 1950
P. 33 Clippings: Brundage's Independence Guides Oljonpics, AAU, Nov. 4, 1951
Sportrait 6f a True Amateur, Avery Brundage, Nov. 3, 1951
P. 34 Letter: Open Letter to Avery Brundage: "Avery: Howsabout writing
memoirs?" by: Dick Templeton, Feb. 16, 1952
Articles: "Brundage Elected, Shakeup Predicted" - Ben Phlegar,
July 17, 1952
"Bing and Bob Revive Sports" - Herb Graff is, June 30, 1952
P. 35-36 Clippings: —
Several Clippings on gaining Presidency of IOC Foreign News
Press
P. 37 Program: AVERY BRUNDAGE - As Fall Guy — Circus Splits and Sprinters
Club, June 23, 1952
P. 39 Articles: "The Sports Events Parade" - Leo Fischer
P. 42 "Avery Reaches Highest Olympic Post on 'Amateur' Ticket" -
Jack Ryan, July 17, 1952
P. 43 "Ein Ambassadeur des Friedens" - Kurt Bernegger
"More Deadly Than the Male" - Arthur Daley, Feb. 8, 1953
P. 44 In the Wake of the News — "Avery Brundage" - Arch Ward,
May 28, 1953
P. 46-47 Pictures: News Pictures of Santa Barbara Residence of Avery Brundage,
La Pineta
P. 47 Clippings: Brundage Gives Inside Picture of Russian Athletic Ambitions,
Oct. 23, 1954
P. 48 Brundage Urges Strengthening of Olympic Movement, Jan. 1954
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P. 49 Picture: Picture of 45th Reunion of Illini Class of '09, Nov. 1954
Clipping: Russians Amazing - "Coddled Youth" Here Rapped by Brundage,
Oct. 9, 1954
P. 50 Article: Translation: "A Quarter of an Hour with M. Brundage, Who is
Coming Back from a Trip in USSR" - H. F. Berchet,
Aug. 17, 1954
P. 51 Clippings: Famed Athletic Official Talks to Reno Group, Oct. 22, 1954
Avery Brundage Raps U S Foreign Policy, Oct. 10, 1954
Brundage Retires as U.S.O.A. President, Jan. 1954
P. 52-53 Article: "Fabulous Oriental Art on the Avery Brundage Collection" -
Townsfolk, Mar. 1954
P. 54 Clipping: Brundage Addresses U.S.O.A. Banquet, Jan. 1954
P. 55 Article: "Hectic Career of 'Slavery' Brundage" - Paul Reid, Mar. 8, 1953
Scrapbook Number 12B: Avery Brundage - General

Stock Certificate Western Television Corporation
Nevada Uranium Production Company
D.S.C. Check Treasurer of the United States DSC Idle Tires
Amount $.20
Stock Certificate Central Republic Bank and Trust Company
Bond: Russia
Articles: "Chicago Realty Bondholders Get $24,000,000 in Cash Payments
to Date, Survey Shows" - Al Chase, Mar. 21, 1937
"Bond Committee Obtains Clear Title to Forty-nine Properties"
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"Avery Brundage Outlines Work on Stone Issues"
Al Chase, Dec. 9, 1934
P. 6 Clipping: Brundage 's Chinese Bronzes on Display at Art Institute, |
Sept. 1948
Article: "Brundage Urges Change be Made in Mortgage Act" - Harry M.
Beards ley
P. 7 Photograph: Olympic Congress - Berlin - 1930
P. 8 Clipping: Revive Illini Spirit Brundage, May 23, 1937
Editorial: "Contests versus Shows" - The Chicago Daily News, Apr. 23, 1934
P. 9 Clipping: Led American Olympic Hopes, 1936
Address: To Commonwealth Club: Reports Ruthless Extermination of
Kremlin Foes Few Old People, Oct. 18, 1954
P. 11 Decoration: Clippings, program etc. from NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY,
Centennial Convocation
P. 13 Articles: "For Honor of Country and Glory of Sport" - Avery Brundage
Aug. 1934
P. 15 "Frowned on Saturdage" - John Lardner, July 4, 1935
"Avery Brundage Gets the Job Done" - Art Rosenbaum, Oct. 17, 1955
P. 16 "Traffic Indicator - Brundage Method Might Help Us" -
"Mr. (Australian Newsclipping) - Douglas Wilkie, Apr. 13, 1955
Brundage Has Put Melbourne on its Mettle" - Richard Cloake
Apr. 26, 1955
"Before Brundage" - Earl Lofquist, Apr. 13, 1955
P. 17 Interview: "Declarations de M. Avery Brundage avant son arrivee a Paris" -
Gianni Br era, 1955
Clippings: Chicago Awards 6 Medals of Merit
P. 18 The Montecito Country Club, Nov. 25, 1961
P. 19 Article: "Stories of Russian "Pros" Sound Like Sour Grapes" - Harvey Barcus
1955
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P. 20 Clipping: Brundage Makes 'Em Toe Line, 1955
P. 21 Articles: In the Wake of the News - Arch, Mar. 19, 1955
Peepshow - Kirwan Ward, Nov. 28, 1955
P. 22-23 "Chinese Bronzes: Ancient Art with Modern Spirit" - Kenneth
Shopen, Oct. 1, 1955
- Ray Barber, Apr. 13, 1955
P. 23 "Avery Brundage was a Star"
P. 24 Clipping: Brundage is Figure of Hot Controversy, Apr. 22, 1956
- Leo Fischer
Article: "Right or Wrong, Brundage Not One to Duck Issues"
Feb. /, 1956
P. 25 Clippings:
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"'Russ Sports Idea not for Us' Brundage", Feb. 22, 1956
'Progress' Retards Athletes, Brundage Claims Tells Why
Russians Advance, Feb. 23, 1956
Program: Iranian Olympic Committee, May 11, 1956
P. 26 Clipping: Brundage Amateur Purist - Right or Wrong, Apr. 22, 1956
P. 28 Article: "Olympic President" - Poppy Richard, Aug. 22, 1956
P. 29 Pictures: Newspictures of La Pineta
Clipping: Brundage Back with Warning Soviet Challenge Grows,
Feb. 17, 1956
Editorial: Word of Appreciation for the Good Work of Avery Brundage,
Nov. 8, 1956
P. 30 Articles: "U.S. Athletics Bring Attacks from Brundage" - Henry
Gaggiottini, Feb. 2, 1956
"Just as Expected" - Arthur Daley, Dec. 20, 1956
- Art Rosenbaum, Oct. 17, 1956
"Maybe Avery Cut the Pledge"
P. 31 "Amateur Sport's Man of Battle Rich Avery Brundage Rules
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Roost with Iron Hand and Takes the Abuse, Too" -
Bob Myers, Apr. 22, 1956
P. 32 Clippings:
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No Cause for Alarm Brundage, Nov. 14, 1956
Mr. Avery Brundage Flies in to Christchurch, Dec. 10, 1956
P. 33-38 Article: From: Sports Illustrated: "The Embattled World of Avery Brundage"
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"Of Greeks and Russians", Jan. 30, 1956
P. 38 Picture: Newspicture of Avery Brundage and the Duke of Edinburgh
P. 40 Clipping: Critics of Russian Way Rapped by Brundage, Apr. 9, 1956
P. 41 Article: "Ritratto di Avery Brundage re del grattacieli e presidente del
C.I.O." - Luigi Gerrario, Sept. 1, 1956
Clipping: Brundage Hits "Games Quitters", Nov. 1956
P. 42 Articles: "Tower Lights - Avery Brundage" - Dick Praul, 1956
In the Wake of the News - Arch Ward, 1956
Clipping: Brundage Warns U.S. On Olympics, 1956
- Jack McPhaul
P. 43 Article: "Brundage Remains Dedicated in Hail of Rocks"
Feb. 24, 1957
Clipping: Brundage Gets OK for Meeting in Red Bulgaria, July 16, 1957
P. 44 Articles: "Puritan of Simon Pures" - Al Stump, Oct. 27, 1957
- Bill
P. 45 "Brundage Put in Class by Himself" Furlong, Dec. 19, 1957
P. 46 Things About Avery Brundage That Don't Always Make the
Headlines - He's Country's Outstanding Collector of
Oriental Art, Dec. 1957
Clipping: Avery Brundage Heads Rail Holding Company, Sept. 14, 1957
- Frederic Schlatter,
P. 47 Article: "Politique et Jeux olympiques"
Sept. 10, 1959
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P. 48 Sketch: **We Found it Necessary to Make a Few Changes - Mr. Herter" -

L. D. Warren, June 30. 1959
Article: "Avery Attacks Used Beer Cans" - Art Rosenbaum, April 4, 1959
P. 49 Avery Brundage, en Espana
P. 51 Open Letter: From Avery Brundage: Comite International Olympique (July 31,
1959) Re: Formosa in Olympics
P. 51-54 Clippings: All Pertinent to the China Question: "Two Chinas and the
Olympics," "We can Holler Foul, but Few Listen," "Voice
of the Press," "The Semantic Games," "Olympic Games &
Politics," "Sorry Spectacle," June 12, 1959, "Brundage is
Correct," June 11, 1959
P. 55 Article: Panathlon Italiano - Mr. Brundage con la Caravella d'Oro del
Comune dl Genova, Oct. 1959
P. 56 "Many Christmases Lay Behind That Metal Door" - Alfred Frank-
enstein, Sept. 13, 1959
P. 61 Editorial: Mr. Brundage Chalks up A Worthy Score, Sept. 27, 1957
P. 63 Article: "Brundage Warns of 'City's Disgrace' if 1959 Meet Fails" -
Robert Cromie, Aug. 29, 1958
"Brundage' 8 'Get With 'Em' Plan Gets Foreign Test in Nationals" -
Red Smith, 1958
P. 64 Clipping: Brundage Busy With Plan to Streamline '64 Games, 1958
Olympic Chief Charges: We Let Reds Take Over - Yanks Get
Softer and Softer, According to Avery Brundage, 1958
P. 65 Article "Call Games A Success - U.S. Domination Will be Reduced in
Future" - Bill Jauss, Sept. 9, 1959
Clipping: Brundage Ducks Questions About China in Games, Oct. 28, 1959
Ar tides : Headliners - "Avery Brundage" - Samuel T. Williamson
P. 66 "Brundage Raps 'Free Ride' Theory" - Ken Wheeler, April 1, 1959
P. 56 Photographs: Montecito Country Club
P. 68-70 Clippings: (Translation) - New Animation (energy) in the IOC, May 8, 1953
P. 71 Article: "Valley Rally Pleases Brundage" - Art Rosenbaum, Feb. 20, 1960
Editorial: Flags at the Olympics, Feb. 16, 1960
P. 72 Article: "Brundage Says Olympics Should be for Men Only" - Prescott
Sullivan, May 11, 1960
P. 73 Olympics for Men Only - "Brundage Speaks at Safe Range" -
Mildred Schroeder, May 11, 1960
"Big Daddy Brundage Takes on the Dollies" - Charles McCabe,
Esq., May 1960
P. 74 "Gals are All Right in their Place' - Millie Robbins, May 12, 1960
P. 74-75 Clippings: RE: D'Un Jugement. .Check for Un Centime... April 2, 1960
.
Brundage Sues French Mag. . .Olympic Oath Called Lie, March 21, 1960
P. 75 Article: "Mr. Avery Brundage dons his Halo Again" - Charles McCabe, Esq.,
Feb. 16, 1960
Stamp: San Marino Issue
P. 77 Invitation: The American Club of Rome
P. 78 Photographs: Visit to 01yii5>ia, Greece, June 1960
P. 80 Article: "Boss of World Sports" - T. D. Parthasarathi, Jan. 2, 1960
P. 82 "Avery Wins Another Battle" - Bill Furlong
- Dick
"Brundage - Modern-Day Sir Galahad" Hackenberg
P. 83-84 Photos: Miscellaneous Photographs of Avery Brundage in Italy
P. 85Article: Avery Brundage Gang Dinner Guest, May 2, 1960
Clipping: Collapse of PCC a "Disgrace", May 7, 1960
P. 86 Article: "Brundage - A Champion of the Amateur. .Unpopularity Acquired
.
in Good Cause" - Poppy Richard, May 17, 1960
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P. 87
P. 88
P. 89
Article:
P. 90 Picture:
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Photographs: (continued)
At Garden of Heian Shrine in Kyoto
Garden Party at Numura Villa
Visit to Great Buddha in Nara
Avery Brundage Watching Deer Calling at Nara
Scrapbook Number 16A Tenri (Tokyo) Visit, 1958
Photographs Miscellaneous Candid Photographs of Avery Brundage and

IOC Members.. . .
At Pools ide
Viewing Museum Pottery Collection
At Construction Sites
Various Receptions and Visits to Shrines
Scrapbook Number 16B: Tenri (Tokyo) Visit, 1958
Photographs: NARA ... With IOC Officials

At Deer Watch
At Great Buddha
TENRI . .Addressing IOC Members
Luncheon
Visiting Shrine
Visiting Museum
HORYUJI .. Visiting Shrine
Scrapbook Number 17: Tokyo Visit, 1955

"Memory" 1955 in Japan Presdented to Aveiry Brundage by
Seiihiro Yasui, Governor of Metropolitan Tokyo
Photographs: Arrival at Airport

In Yasui Offices
At Dinner with IOC Members
Addressing IOC Members
Inspection of Stadium
Visit to Shrine and Gardens
Inspecting Swimming Facilities
Scrapbook Number 18: Avery Brundage - Participation in Athletics

P. 1 Clipping: Finalists Meet Today in Hard Handball League
Newspics: Track Men Ready for A.A.U. Meet, I-Iar 7, 1910
.
P. 3 Clippings: City's T^gal Lights and Girl Assistants Display Skill in

Athletics, July 11, 1909
NOTE : Avery Brundage, a nephew of the corporation counsel,
had to be taken home after the hurdle race in which
he had captured first place. He was overcome with
the heat. (Newsclipping)
P. 5 Article: "New Orleans Meet a Big Success" - William Bartholomay, Jr. ,
1910
Newspic: CAA Delegation to New Orleans
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P. 7Photographs: Miscellaneous Candid Photos

Clipping: After Athletic Title - Many Are Planning to Compete in "All
Around" Tourney Here on Aug. 12
Good Seating At Big Indoor Meet. .Newspic: Avery Brundage,
.
Who will enter Shot Put, March 9, 1910

P. 9Clipping (Newspic): Crack Athletes Entered in Irish-American A. C. Games,
Jan. 8, 1911
P. llNewspics: Athletes Who Competed for AAU All Around Title Yesterday,
Aug. 13, 1911
Clipping: All Around Championship by Points
P. 13 All Around Title to Star Coast Athlete, 1910
Sullivan Comes for Championship Meet, 1910
P. 15 All Around Track Stars Come
Former Illinois Athletes Figure in AAU Meets
Newspics: Three Track Men in AAU All Around Championships, 1910
Clipping: Thompson Wins Games. ...J. H. Gillas Tallies 6,909, While
Brundage of Chicago Runs Up 6,020 1/2 at Total, 1910
Chicago Star Wins National Track Honors. .Brundage of CAA
.
takes Ail-Around Title in Contests in Newark

P. 19 Title to Thompson. .Princeton Athlete Retains the All-Round
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Championship, 1911
Newspic: All Around Athletes Visit Chicago, 1911
Clipping: NOTE: ?TT The Failure of Brundage to get better than fourth
attributable to overtraining - Coach Delaney declared
that Brundage was almost unmanagable the last week. 7 7T
21 AAU Honors to F. C. Thomson, 1910
Order of Events: The All-Round Championship, 1910
23Clipping: Plan to Revive interest in Handball in Chicago
Newspic: Track Men Represent Chicago Clubs
25Clipping: New Factor in Boy's Meet (R. T. Crane has Brundage, the find of
the Season in high school athletics)
Hyland Meets Brundage for Handball Title of CAA
Avery Brundage Takes CAA Handball Honors
With Newspic of Avery Brundage and Coach Harry Gill
Postcard: To Avery Brundage from Finland
Newspic: Chicago Track Men in Gaelic Meet, 1911
27Clipping: Five Men Left in City Handball
Team Picked for Olympics (1912), Jan. 8, 1912
CAA and Illini Track Teams Clash Tonight, 1911
Newspic: Avery Brundage, Winner in the Pentathlon, 1912
Clipping: Brundage Takes Thorsen for Four Straight Games
Photograph: Avery Brundage going over hurdles (July 1909)
Clipping: Avery Brundage, Cherry Circle Athlete Regains Title as Ail-
Around National Champion
30Photograph: Avery Brundage at Tracks ide with Teammate
31Newspic: Chicago AA Stars Here for Championship Games Today and Tomorrow,
June 30, 1911
Photograph: Of High School Team (1905)
35Newspic: Chicago Huskies on Hotel Schlenley Steps (1911)
Clipping: Cherry Circle Athletes are After Honors (1911)
37Newspic: Star Athletes Who Compete in Gaelic Games Tomorrow (1911)
Clipping: "All Around" is Next (1911)
C. A. Athletes Score Victory (1911)
39Newspic: Athletes in Gaelic Meets, Aug. 28, 1911
41Clipping: Two CAA Men Seek Decathlon Title at Games (1912)
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P. 41 Clipping: Brundage and Mehaul in Pentathlon Trials, May 17, 1912

Thorpe Wins Place on Olympic Team (1912)
Olympic Trial to Brundage ... CAA Athlete Defeats Austin
Mehaul in Pentathlon (1912)
P. 43 Three Qualify in the Trials for Decathlon (1912)
Decathlon (1912)
To Try for Olympic (1912)
Miniature of CAA Olympic Team
Of Various Athletic Activities at the Stockholm tl912) Games
Cherry Circle Wins 49 Points with Great Team
Of U.S. Olympic Team entering stadium at Stockholm (1912)
Olympic Games - G. W. Axelson (1912)
Advising Avery Brundage that he has been selected a member
of the U.S. Olympic Team... From James E. Sullivan
Of U.S. Team aboard ship bound for Stockholm
Of U.S. Team aboard ship bound for Stockholm
CAA Olympic Track Team on Board the Finland
Several Pages of U.S. Athletes training aboard ship
Several of workouts in Stockholm
Records Fall in Eastern-Western Meet
Of Avery Brundage Crossing the Finish Line
About Avery Brundage (Illini Club Bulletin)
Numerous small photographs of tour through Europe after Games
From Russian Newspapers of Tour through Europe and Russia
From Swedish Newspapers
Of Competition in St. Petersburg in 1912
Avery Brundage, Illinois '09, Premier All Around Athlete of
America by J. G. E. Kipp
Delaney Shatters an Old Supers tltion (1914)
Goelltz Breaks World's Record in Hurdle Event (1913)
Kennedy Scores Long Run Victory (1913)
Brundage Repeats Triumph (1914)
Of Track Team (1912)
High Honor to Cherry Circle. .Br unage of CAA Wins All-Round
.
Athletic Championship, Sept. 19, 1914

Brundage is Proof Persistent Effort Will Make Athlete (1914)
Brundage off for Meet (1914)
Title Games Billed Today .. .Avery Brundage, Ex-Champion Will
Try to Regain Laurels (1914)
Leave for Title Contests (1914)
Cherry Circle Leads in Portage Park Meet (1913)
Photograph: 880 Yard Walking Race
P. 79 Avery Brundage Pole Vaulting
P. 81 Clipping: Brundage Wins All-Round Championship. .Avery Brundage Becomes
.
National All Round Champ, Sept. 20, 1914

Handballers to Start League Play Tomorrow
Brundage to Referee Illini Relay Carnival
Brundage on "Big 9" Board (1914)
Sig Alph is Given Athletic Honors
Brundage does A"' "Come-Back" (1914)
P. 83 Clippings: Brundage Fears Ritchie in Meet at Fair Grounds, 1914
P. 85 Brundage Takes Central Title; Goelitz Second CAA Star
Piles Up 6,671 Points in All Around Contests at
Grant Park, 1914
P. 87 Thousands to Witness Big All-Round Meet Today Gilbert
Ritchie Expected to Win Honor, 1914
Brundage Wins Athletic Title Chicago AA Star Leads in
National All-Around Meet at Birmingham, Alabama...
Scores 6,999 Points. .Victor Has Good Margin Over
.
Ritchie, Dixie Man Who Counts 6,743 1/2, 1914

Scorecard; All-Around (1914) BRUNDAGE. .RITCHIE, 1914
.
P. 89 Clippings: Joie Ray is Winner At The Dairy Show, 1914

Purple Men Take Relay; Danish Quintet Second, 1914
"We are glad to see that the president of the AAU backs
up our statement that Avery Brundage is the champion
all-around athlete of the country"
Cherry Circle Athletes are Making Athletic History, 1914
Advertisement; National Dairy Show, 1914
Clippings: Avery Brundage Captures Title in AAU Contest, 1914
91 Chicago Athlete Wins National Title, 1914
Avery Brundage Nation's Champion Athlete, 1914
P. 93 Avery Brundage Wins AAU All-Around Championship, 1914
P. 95 Avery Brundage is Star Athlete of the Season; Illinois
College Champ, 1914
Brundage Gives Advice to Athletes, 1915
Pay Tribute to Brundage,
List of Champions of 1914, 1914
Chicagoans On Roll of Honor ... .Loomis, Ahearn, and
Brundage on Ail-American Athletic Team Picked by Lill
Expect 500 at Athletics Assn Meet
Delaney Saves CAA Stars from Quarantine, 1914
Track Stars Enter Games
P. 97 New Coach of the First Regiment and Some of the Stars
Who Will Compete in the Soldiers' Annual Indoor Games
Brundage is Speaker at Association Meet
P. 99 Photograph: Of Athletic Team, 1915
Clipping: Cherry Circle Boasts of Army of Track Stars
Newspic: Avery Brundage (Putting Shot)
Clipping: Ex-Athletes "Make Good"
Photograph: Avery Brundage
Clippings :
Brundage Wins
Champion Athlete Wears Specs
Newspic : All-Around Athlete
P. 101 Newspic: Avery Brundage in 880 Yard Walk
P.10;i Photograph Avery Brundage in 880 Yard Walk
P. 103 Clippings: Brundage Keeps His All-Around National Title
Brundage is Crowned All-Around Champion
Avery Brundage All Around King
P. 104 Photograph: Of Avery Brundage
Clipping: Avery Brundage, Chicago AA, Proves Best All Around Athlete in
Country, 1916
Photograph: Avery Brundage Putting Shot
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P. 105 Clippings: Industrial Titular Games Open Sept. 3
Avery Brundage's Victory in the All Round Championship was
not a Surprise
Kalvelage Loses to Brundage MAC Star is Eliminated by
Chicago Handball Artist, 21-18, 21-6
P. 107 Clippings: Great Race Between Hummel and Meanix
Brundage Keeps Title as All-Around Athlete
Fast Events Are Scheduled for this Afternoon
Brundage Wins All-Round Title
Avery Brundage New All Around Athletic King
CAA Athlete Wins National Track Laurels
Chicago Athlete is Champ
PP. 108-109 Photograph: Of Avery Brundage
Clippings: Brundage Second in Decathlon Event
Decathlon to Alva Richards
Richard lAC Wins Decathlon at Coast Games.. Beats Brundage A points
Brundage Creeps up on Richards
Photograph: Of Avery Brundage and others at Starting Line
P. 112 Clippings: Avery Brundage Regains His Title as Champion Athlete of US
All Around "Champs" To-Day
Hummel to Meet Meanix in Big Hurdle Contest
Favor "All Around Title"
Best National Athletes in Final Champs
113 Photograph: Of Avery Brundage
Silhouette: Of Avery Brundage, 1915
Clipping: ..."All of which, when boiled down into a nutshell, shows
Brundage as one of the greatest all-round athletes of
history"
Photograph: Of Avery Brundage
Clippings: Brundage Regains Athletic Laurels. .. .Richards Quits Before Last
Event, After Being Disqualified in the Hurdle Race
Brundage Leads in All Around Event Crowd of 18,000 Sees Great
Athletic Struggles Held at Weequahic Park
Clipping: Brundage Captures All-Around Title Deposes Alva Richards,
Former Champion
115 Clippings: To Play Handball Finals
CAA Makes Clean Sweep. .Brundage 's Victory in All Round Contest
.
Gives Honor to Club

"Big Ten" Heads are Re-Elected
Brundage Shows Class in Chicago Handball League
Is Best All-Round Athlete Events in Which Avery Brundage
Excels Are Shot-Putting, and Hammer and Discus Throwing
News pic: CAA Man is the All-Round Athlete in the Country "Avery
Brundage. .This sterling performer is accounted the
.
very best all-round man in the country at the present day"

P. 114 Nine New York Champions on All Star Team
P. 117 Of Avery Brundage and others at Starting Line
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P. 119 Program: National Ail-Around Championship of the AAU of the US
Newspic: All Round Champion Avery Brundage
Article: "Seen in the World of Sport" - Ed A Goewey
Photographs: Of Avery Brundage
LETTERS: From Frank H. Purinton, Attorney at Law, Fidelity Building,
Portland, Maine
Advertisement: Pertinent to the Above: Tomorrow will be printed portions
of a strange correspondence between Avery Brundage and a
representative of an eastern college, which was in search
of promising kid athletes like Avery.
Article: Pertinent to the Above: —
"In the Wake of the News" Ring W.
Lardner, FAME... A Drama in Three Acts
LETTER: Pertinent to the Above: From Ring Lardner to Mr. Brundage,
returning the above letters.
P. 121 Article: Cherry Circle Athletes Win Honors in Junior and Senior AAU
Championships at Newark
Clipping: American Olympic Committee Increased; Chicagoans Appointed
Clippings: Avery Brundage Wins New Honors
Rapid Growth of Fine Athletes
P. 123 Clippings: Brundage is '18 Star
Chicago Athlete, All-Round Star of AAU Meet, Sept. 26, 1918
All-Round Title Championship
Champions of the Year in all the Sports, 1916
P. 127 Program: First Annual Indoor-Relay Carnival, 1917
Fifth Annual Indoor-Relay Carnival, 1922
Clippings: Brundage Named Track Referee of Illini Games
P. 128 Tests in Food Only Safe Plan for Athlete; Concentration
Necessary, Oct. 14, 1918
Champion of Champions. .The Greatest Athlete of Your Day
.
Series by Avery Brundage:

BRUNDAGE SAYS ALL-ROUND CONTEST IS GREATEST CLASSIC IN ATHLETICS
1-What the All-Round Means
2-Training for the All-Round
3-The Best System of Training
4-Be Careful of Your Diet
5-Don't Lose Interest in Training
6-Plain Food is Always the Best
7-Study Yourself-Make Your Own Rules
P- 169 8-Doing What You Think is Impossible
P. 128 9-Games Are Best Exercise of All
lO-The Convenience of Track Sports
P- 159 11-Taking a Long Step Forward
12-The Businessman as Athlete
P- 128 Avery Brundage Wins Title for Third Time; Helium Second
P- 130 Chicago AA Team Victor in Memorable National Games, Sept. 22, 1918
P* 131 College, School, and Club Athletics Men Who Handle Affairs of
Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association, Known at
"Big Ten" Conference
P* 132 Brundage of CAA Takes AAU All-Around Title Veteran Shows
Old Time Skill for Third Time
P- 133 From fhe Illini Club Bulletin: Avery Brundage
P« 135 Cur ran Wins in Handball
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Scrapbook Ntunber 18: (continued)

P. 136 Clipping: Can Anyone Beat Harry Gill's Record? April 1925
P. 137 Article: Athletic Meet a Huge Success. .. .CAA Athletes Triumph...
Avery Brundage Wins All-Around Championship
Clipping: Big Ten Leaders May Add Boxing to Sports List
P. 138 Track Men Represent Chicago Clubs, Feb. 3, 1911
P. 139 Illinois Action in Stagg Meet is Upheld, Decried
P. 140 Avery Brundage is Star Athlete of the Season, Illinois College
Champ
Champion Brundage is a Star Made to Order
Clark-Nelson Still in Lead
Harry Goelitz New All-Round AAU Champion
Harry Goelitz Wins Title in St. Louis
Local Athletes in Hall of Fame . . Loomis and Brundage, CAA, and
. .
Ahearn, lAC on All- Star Team

Brundage Wins All-Round for the Third Time
P. 141 Article: "So They Tell Me" - Warren W. Brown
Clippings: Alumni of Illinois Give Dinner To-Nlght for Gill
mini Club to Dine Grid Squad Tonight
Form Industrial League for Athletics Tonight
Noted Swlimners to Compete in NAAU Title Events Here
Photographs: Miscellaneous Candid shots
P. 142 Clippings: Avery Brundage Wins Title for the Third Time; Helium Second
P. 143 AAU Meet Greatest Ever Held in US, Says Bailey
All-Star Teams in AAU Track Sports Sleeted by Rubien
Champions of 1918
Avery Brundage Again Demonstrates He is Best Athlete in Country
P. 145 Some Champions of 1916 Athletic Season
Avery Brundage Boosts Athletics. .. .Former All-Around Champion
Presents Baseball Cup at CA of C Ltmcheon
Promote Handball League
P. 147 High Athletic Honors to Avery Brundage, Oct. 1918
News pic: World Events in Pictures (Avery Brundage. .Best Athlete in
.
America)
P. 149 Clippings: Local Clubs to Start Handball Meet Oct. 21st
Brundage and Nelson will Play for Crown
CAA Star is Ahead in Handball
20 Players Seek Title in City Handball Meet
Local Handball Players Begin Games Tonight
Rival Chicago Athletic Clubs Bury Hatchet
Brundage Hurt in Match. .. .Palm Torn Open in Fall During Title
Match
Handball League Standings
Brundage and Nelson Reach Handball Final
Brundage Wins Pair of Handball Matches
Photographs: Of Avery Brundage Throwing Hammer, and Running Sprint
P. 151 Clippings: As A Monument to Past and an Inspiration to Present and Future
Teams Avery Brundage Subscribes $1000
38 Olympians Return Brundage of U S Committee Lauds Showing
of Finns, 1924
Avery Brundage to Referee Prep Tilts at Urbana
Avery Brundage Praises Yankee Olympic Stars
Newspics: Completing the Lake Shore AC By Al Demaree
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Scrapbook Number 19A: (continued)
PP. 30-31 Photographs: Gymnastics
PP. 33 Wrestling
PP. 33 Volleyball
P. 35 Winter Sports
P. 39 Equestrian Events
P. 43 Cycling and other Sports
PP. 46-53 Monastery at Rila and Other Locations of Interest
P. 36 Tennis
Football (soccer)
P. 37 Track Bvents
P. 39 Basketball
Scrapbook Number 20A Mbdrid Visit

Fotografias del Palacio de Deportes de Madrid
Compliments - Spanish Olympic Committee
PP. 1-15 Photographs only: Veldrome and Track
PP. 16-20 Gymnastics
P. 21 Soccer
P. 22 Cycling
Scrapbook Number 21: Partenkirchen Visit - 1P34

TO MR. BRUNDAGE PRESIDENT DES AMERIK OLYMP CCMITEES
Photographs Only: Map of Bobsled Course
Pictures of Surrounding Scenery
PP. 3-19 Ski Jump and Ski Jumpers Winter
Ski Jump Summer
Skiers
P. 20 Town Square
Scrapbook Number 22: Hungary Visit - 1953

SOUVENIR DE BUDAPEST A M. AVERY BRUNDAGE
Le Comite Olympique Hongrois, 20-9-1953
PP. 1-4 Photographs Only: Shots of City of Budapest
PP. 5-8 Athletic Venues under Construction
PP. 10, 12 Candid Shots of Avery Brundage
PP. 14-16 Athletes (Hungarian) Marching into Budapest Stadium
PP. 19-29 Various Shots of Gymnastics on Athletic Field
P. 32 Picture of Model of Stadium
Field Museum Expedition to Alaska - 1927

Scrapbook Number 23:
ALASKA EXPEDITION (1927) Alexander Revell-Field Museum
Expedition
Photographs: -Picture of departure on board power boat Ethel
-Picture of Avery Brundage Raising Chicago Yacht Club's
Pennant in Arctic Service
-Postal Cards of Seattle
-Victoria and Passage thru Waterways
-Postal Cards of Alaska
-Pictures of Ketchikan Alaska
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Photographs:
Mendenhall Glacier near Juneau Alaska Carabou
Japanese Steamer Wrecked on Montague Bear Trail
Island Sand Dunes along Bering Sea
Cape St. Elias Various Candid Shots of Avery Brundage
Bear Glacier near Seward Fairbanks at Midnight
Resurrection Bay Bull Yak
Floating Ice from McCarthy Glacier Gold Dredge at Chatnlka
McArthur Pass Fort Yukon
Along the Kenai Peninsula Circle City
Nuka Bay Glacier Woodchopper Creek
Seldovia, Alaska Salmon Wheels on the Yukon
Along the Alaskan Peninsula Calico Bluffs
Mount-Pavlov Volcano Sidewheeler
Bear Skins Drying at Little John Miles Canyon and White Horse
King Cove Alert Bay
On the Nigger Heads Seattle Harbor
Barbara at Green River University of Washington
Clippings and Articles: (at back)
A Closeup of a Bear Kill
Alaska Game Hunters Gail North Today IN PARTY: R. W. Tansill,
Avery Brundage, A. B. Modine, P. H. Batten, G, W. Smith,
Fred Wolcott, Captain Charles Isaacson
Field Museum Expedition Is Here Westbound
Field Museum Party Returns from West: Nine Bears are Killed
NOTE: OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS AND NEWS ITEMS ARE IN FOLDER IN BACK OF BOOK
Scrapbook Number 24: Iran Visit - 1956

PP. 1-2 Photographs: Shah of Iran
PP. 3-11, 28-31 of Iranian Athletes
PP. 12-14, 17 of Mosque
PP. 14-16 of Shah and Queen
Scrapbook Number 24A: Iran Visit - May 22, 1956

From Iranian National Olympic Committee
Mosque, Shah of Iran, meetings, luncheons, Iranian Boy Scouts, Qaeen of
Iran 38pp .
Scrapbook Number 24B: Iran Visit - May 23, 1956

Avery Brundage visiting mosque and temple ruins and viewing architctural
details and works of art. 33pp.
- 1936 - Berlin
Scrapbook Number 25: Oljrmpic Games
PP. 1-3 Photographs Only: Among which are:
U.S. Olympic Team aboard ship
PP. 4-9 U.S. Olympic Team disembarking
PP. 10-11 U.S. Olympic Team entering stadium
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PP. 12-13 Photographs: Several portraits of German Olympic officials
P. 14 Arrival of the Oljrmpic Torch in the stadixim
Arrival of Adolph Hitler into the stadium
P. 19 Aerial photographs of Olympic venues
Olympic Oath
PP. 20-23 Various photographs of athletes
P. 27 Candid shots of Adolph Hitler
PP. 35-39 Various photographs of Winter Games
P. 14 Candid shots of Brundage
Scrapbook Number 26: Olympic Games - 1956 (Melbourne)

Photographic Record of Visit to Melbourne (1955)
pp : Arrival at Essendon Airport
Avery Brundage Addressing Civic Reception
Avery Brundage with Premier of State of Victoria, John Cain
Inspecting Melbourne Cricket Ground, Swimming and Other Stadia
: Of Melbourne (1956) During Olympic Games
65 Foot Torch
Arrival of Duke of Edinburgh
Olympic Congress in Session
Reception and Other IOC Parties
Aerial View of St£ullum
Avery Brundage, Prime Minister Menzies, and Duke of Edinburgh
Leaving Melbourne Cricket Ground
Lighting of Olympic Flame at Melbourne Cricket Ground
Olympic Ball
Opening Day Ceremonies
56 Track Events
Closing Day Ceremonies
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- 1960
Scrapbook Number 28: Beta Reunion
Avery Brundage - Grand Reunion - Illinois Beta - 1960
PP. 1,3,5,7 Autographs: Several Pages of Signatures
P, 2 - His Brothers Will Honor Him
Program: Avery Brundage
P. 4 Clipping: Brundage: Self -Made Man, Aug. 1960
Various Clippings: From Illinois Campus Publications Covering Avery Brundage
Homecoming
P. For Avery Brundage
Brundage Arrives Friday, Oct. 3, 1960
Tribute From Ike Awaits Brundage
USSR Subsidizing No Worse than Athletic Scholarship
Brundage Says US "Soft", defends Amateur "Pledge", Oct. 8, 1960
Olynqiic Scoring Methods Called Silly By Brundage
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Scrapbook Number 34 continued

P. 3 Clippings: Brundage to Referee Illinois Relay Games
College Track Fans Eye Illinois Relays Today
What Guild less Nagging
P. 4 Brundage Plays Nelson for Title
Semi-Finals in Handball Meet Carded Tonight
To Play Handball this Evening at Central Y Banquet
Article: "Round About Chicago" - AB Elected VP of AAU - J. W. Linn
"Will Chicago WinT - NO I Say Avery Brundage and Ralph Chapman
Chicago - Illinois Game
P. 5 Clippings: AAU Elects Brundage at Vice-President, Nov. 23, 1927
College Track Fans Eye Illini Carnival Today
P. 6 Chicago Commerce - Avery Brundage: "May Spirit Endure That
Guides to Supremacy Among Cities" Nov. 1926
P. 7 The Cherry Circle: Avery Brundage, Jan. 1927
P. 8 Article: By: Avery Brundage - "The Importance of Fittin' In," Nov. 1926
The Westward Homecomers: Who is Avery BrundageT
P. 9 By: Avery Brundage - "Why I am Against the New Tax Amendment,"
Sept. 1926
"Bahai Temple and Its SAE Builder" - A. X. Horning
P. 11 Clippings: Brundage Warns of Lumber Price Plot
Wishes For Good of Chicago Made by Leaders of City
No Beer Here - Brundage, Oct. 25, 1921
Certificate: Life Subsription to Sigma Alpha Epsilon
P. 13 Clippings: Building Cost Reaches Peak, Brundage Says
Avery Brundage Says: A Busy Six Months in Building Industry
Army Construction Division Names Heads
Evanston Flat Dwellers Turn Own Landlord
Avery Brundage Acquires Yard at 16 North Ada
Big Contractor Orders $100,000 Life Insurance
Young Men Unite to Combat Evils City Confronts
Photograph: Of Avery Brundage (1914) At Morrison Hotel Construction Site
P. 15 Clippings: Armour Resigns as Director of Banks
The Red Fez: Many Sided in Its Aims
Newspic: Of Alaskan Bear Hunt (Field Expedidtion)
P. 19 Clippings: Borden Artie Expedition Ready to Sail Today
Tansill-Field Party to Sail for Alaska
A. H. Revell Party will Hunt Kodiak Bears for Museum
Field Museum Expedition Bags 10 Brown Bears
Sportsmen Off for Kodiak Bear
Newspics: Of Alaska
Article: By: Avery Brundage: An Alaskan Hunting Trip
P. 21 Clippings: What Kind of Fellow is Avery BrundageT
Vice President of AAU
P. 22 AAU Asks Peace with Warring Bodies: Denies Dominating Olympics
AAU President Seeks $300,000 Olympic Fund
Hulbert Here to Play for Olympiad
P. 23 CAAU Handball Meet to Open on April 8
Brundage, Glass, New Handball Champions
Hulbert to Retire as AAU President
Tribune Helps Swell Chicago's Olympic Quota
AAU Will Rule on Dr. Peltzer's Status Today
Brundage Will Referee The Olympic Tryouts
Cops, Firemen Battle to Win Handball Title
P. 2A Brundage Reaps Greater Honors; New AAU Head
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P. 24 Clippings: Pro Athlete in Club is Scored
CAA Files Protest with National Body. .Chairman Brundage Says
.
Loss of Replayed Water Polo Game Rawest Deal in 25 Years

P. 25 CAA Protests lAC Victory in Water Polo
P. 26 14 Story Apartments for Sheridan, Surf
Plan $2,000,000 14 Story Flats, Sheridan-Surf
P. 27 Article: "Little Histories of Our Big Men" - F. W. Sargent (Avery Brundage)
P. 28 Clippings: Brundage Elected President of CAAU At Annual Meeting
AAU Innovates Clearing House to Control Ring
Brundage AAU Chief; Praise for American
Skating Clubs Back Western Association
Avery Brundage Scores 90 in Questions Test
Avery Brundage Takes CAA Handball Crown
Brundage Referee of Olympic Tryouts
Article: "Is Walking the Easiest ExerciseT" - L. E. Eubanks
"Chicago Gets One Important Event at Annual AAU Meeting" - C. A.
Bush
P. 29 Clippings: Avery Brundage, Former All-Around Track Champion, Elected
President of AAU, Nov. 20, 1928
Chicagoan Will Succeed Hulbert
PP. 29-30 Several Other Clippings on Same Subject
P. 31 New Head to Enforce Rules - Avery Brundage Has Sound Ideas for
Conducting Affairs of AAU
Career of Avery Brundage is Full of Great Achievements
P. 32 Brundage, New AAU Head, Hits Commercialism
Firm Hand to Enforce AAU, Amateur Rules, Nov. 21, 1928
Several Articles and Clippings on the Same Subject
P. 37 Brundage Plans to Enlarge Scope and Size of AAU
Brundage Asks Single Body Rule Athletes 'i
Editorial: Aiming At Better Amateurism

P. 38 Clippings: Brundage Explains AAU Stand Toward Colleges
Brundage Tells Why AAU Put Ban on Purple
AAU Mission Only to Guide Says Brundage
Colleges May Break with AAU
Brundage, Chief of AAU, Hits Back at Colleges
P. 39 Brundage Answers Attack on AAU
Big Ten Due to Break with AAU
P. 40 Brundage and Griffith Square off Again in Athletic Control Fight,
March 6, 1929
P. 41 Brundage, Griffith Air Their Views
Colleges Granted Right to Certify Own Athletes
Bingham Pays High Tribute to Brundage
P. 42 AAU to Accept Colleges' Sanction of Students as Amateur, April
16, 1929
AAU Meets all Demands of College Group
P. 43 Girl Athlete is Defended
P. 44 Brundage Plans AAU Reform, April 8, 1929
AAU Initiates Move to Improve its Constitution
P. 45 Mr. Brundage in Quest of AAU Dope
AAU Seeks to Change Rules by Questions
Who, What, When, Where and Why is an Amateur?
Peace Move by AAU Head Wins Stagg's Praise
Amateur Athletes
P. 47 Colleges and AAU Agree Upon Peace
P. 48 Tribune Boxers Leave Today Fight New York Tomorrow
P. 49 IWAC Wins Track Honors; Betty Robinson Stars
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P. 50 Clippings: Marks Fall as 15,000 Look On
P. 51 AAU Is Down Again on Paddock
P. 52 Untruths In Paddock Tale, Brundage Says
AAU Answers Paddock's Article
Charges Made by Paddock Roll AAU
Brundage Asks Meet Officials to Give Barbutl Re-Hearing
Bankers May Accept Place on Ring Board
AAU Prexy Stresses Aim of Pure Sport
Olympic Congress is to Rule on the Use of Starting Blocks
P. 53 Brundage Sets Example for Youth to Follow
Avery Brundage to Speak at Church Athletic Banquet
P. 5A Sport Stars at Brundage Banquet
Rockne Speaks at Banquet
Hulbert on List of Speakers for Brundage Dinner
P. 55 Brundage is Honored at CAAU Dinner
Brundage Has Plans for Busy Indoor Season
Annual Sport Week Planned for Amateurs
Hold Testimonial Dinner for Avery Brundage Monday
P. 56 Avery Brundage 's Service to Amateur Athletics to be Celebrated
Would Make Chicago Sport Center for Leading Events
P. 57 Committee Recommends That National Handball Tourney for Next Year
be Held Here
Burden of AAU Convention Rests on These Three Officers
AAU Delegates See "Codeball", New Game, Played for First Time
P. 58 AAU Delegates Approve Use of Starting Blocks in Principle
Starting Blocks Are Sanctioned; Number of Records Approved
AAU Officials Reject Appeal of Local Delegates
Brundage Defends Code of Amateur Athletics
P. 59 Subsidized Athletics Will Wreck College Sports, Brundage Asserts
AAU Will name Leading Athlete Trophy to be awarded in Honor
of J. E. Sullivan
P. Brundage is Re-Elected
AAU Ends Fight Over Eligibility with Colleges
Avery Brundage Heads National AAU, Jan. 1929
Brundage Battles for Amateur Code, Dec. 1929
Codeball Introduced Its History and Rules
Game of Code Ball Gets the AAU OK
Avery Brundage and Harry Wright Win
Homage Paid to Brundage at Banquet For His Service to AAU
Suggest $2,000,000 Olympic Fund
Brighter Era for Amateurs Ahead, Is View of Brundage
The Attitude of the AAU to the Carnegie Report, Jan. 1930
Brundage Opens Investigation of N Y Mat Verdict
Mark Made by Starting Blocks Ruled Against
Brundage Seeks British- Yank Track Meet Here.
Several Articles on British Yank Track Meet
Brundage Re-Elected Head of AAU, Nov. 19, 1930
Avery Brundage Re-Elected President, Follows With Announcement
of $2,000,000 Endowment
P. 105 Brundage Becomes Ruler of Amateur Sport, Nov. 20, 1930
Officials Claim Athletes Flay Summer Baseball for Money
Avery Brundage Chosed Head of Olympic Group
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Scrapbook Number 35: Tokyo Visit - 1958 - 54th IOC Congress
P. IOC Delegates To Take In Sumo, May 8, 1958
Formal Bid for Olympics, May 9, 1958
Various Articles From Japanese Newspapers Covering IOC Congress
Brundage To Get Formal Japan Bid for 1964 Olympiad, May 10, 1958
Tokyo Is Possible Site for '64 Olympiad: Brundage, May 11, 1958
Reduction in Size of Oljnnpics Seen Major IOC Topic, May 11, 1958
Tokyo and the Olympics, May 12, 1958
IOC Meets Today, May 13, 1958
Tokyo Makes Bid for 1964 Olympic Meet, May 13, 1958
Press Comments May 13, 1958
IOC Assembly in Tokyo, May 13, 1958
Japan Chance to Host Olympics Good. .Brundage. .. .Admits, However
.
Europe Being Preferred Over Asia, May 13, 1958

Brundage Gives Views: Fro Sports No More Than Entertainment,
May 13, 1958
Emperor Opens Meeting of International Olympic Board, May 14, 1958
Brundage Interview Tokyo Now Better Prepared, May 14, 1958
;
Committee On Africa Appeals to Brundage, May 14, 1958

Man Tries To Block IOC Members Car, May 15, 1958
CLIPPINGS AND NEWSPICS: Numerous Articles, Clippings, and Newspics from
Japanese Press Covering IOC Congress
PP. 3, 6-9, 11-23, Japanese Articles (in Japanese)
29-40, 43-45, 47-51,
63-91, 104-137
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Scrapbook Number 36: Munich Visit - 1959 - CIO (IOC)
PP. 1-2 Photographs: Munich
PP. 3-4 Candid Shots of IOC Delegates
PP. 5-6 Receptions
P. 8 Board Meetings
PP. 9-11 Concerts
PP. 12-17, Numerous Candid Shots of Avery Brundage and IOC Members
23-24
Scrapbook Number 37: Madrid Visit
Photographs Only: Avery Brundage and members of the Spanish Olympic

Committee, with miscellaneous candid pictures at the meeting.
Airport, receiving line, press conference
Scrapbook Number 38: Red China's Participation in Olympic Games - 1959

P. Red China Quits IOC, Blasts at Brundage
Nationalist China Put Out of Olympic Games May 29, 1959
....Published by: The Committee of One Million Against the
Admission of Communist China to the United Nations
H CON RES 191... 86th Congress Ist Session, June 2, 1959
Concurrent Resolution: To Cancel expulsion of Red China
from the International Olympic Committee
U S Charges Olympic Bias in Favor of Chinese Reds
Dorn Demands U S Withdraw from Olympics
Squaw Valley Hit by House Action
Washington critique le Comite international oljrmpique
: United Press International: The U S State Department
accused The International Olympic Committee of yielding
to communist pressure in ousting Nationalist China from
membership . . .
From: Marvin Liebman, Secretary. .. .The Committee of One Million etc

Ouster of Free China Laid to Red Politics Roby Hits Brundage..
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P. 16 Editorials: Foul! Eugene Register-Guard, June 16, 1959
The Olympics Shot Put Indianapolis Times
P. 17 Who's Misinformed?
Clipping: Ike Says Olympics Play Politics on China Comes to Aid of
Nationalists
P. 18 Letter: From: John D. Norton.... To: Sports Illustrated, Aug. 10, 1959
P. 19 Article: Sports Illustrated: Brundage on a Cloud Above Politics,
June 15, 1959
Sports Illustrated: Brundage Reconsiders, Aug 3, 1959
P. 20 Letter: From: Kellum Johnson and Daniel J. Ferris.... To: Members of IOC,
June 23, 1959
Clipping: Olympic Group Hit by National AAU
P. 21 Letter: From: Kenneth L. Wilson and Asa S Bushnell. . .To Avery Brundage,
.
July 31, 1959

Clipping: U S Olympic Committee Condemns IOC Action
P. 22 News Release: United Press International
Clipping: Autocratic Olympic Committee Governed by Noblemen, Wealthy
Sportsmen, "Poor" Reds
P. 23 Article: What is the IOC? A Tight Little Club... - Peter Uebersax,
June 12, 1959
Clipping: Taipei Bares Soviet Threat to Quit IOC
Editorial: What's In A Name?
Cartoon: —
"We Found It Necessary to Make A Few Changes Mr. Herter!"
P. 26 Statement: By: Avery Brundage Given in Lausanne to Members of the IOC,
June 3, 1959
P. 27 Clippings: M. Brundage precise la position
M. Brundage est categorique: "Ike a ete tres mal informel"
Brundage Hits Critics of Stand on China, June 17, 1959
Brundage In IOC Defense
"
P. 28 Articles: "This Morning ...Columti - Shirley Povich
"Views of Sport" Column - Red Smith, June 12, 1959
P. 29 "Sport Scores Over Politics" -
"Jayee"
P. 30 Clippings: Non-politics
Apres la "bombe" olympique le chancelier du CIO nous dit:
Editorials: A Bolt from Olympus Washington Post
P. 31 Voice of the Press...
Olympic Politics Portland Press-Herald Telegram
Olympic Games Rhubarb Oregonian, June 21, 1959
P. 32 Clipping: M. A. Brundage: "Six mois decisifs pour le sport international"
P. 33 Letters: From: Charles 0. Porter Congress of the United States
June 17, 1959
Max Paige First Methodist Church
Carl Soule Board of World Peace
Avery Brundage To: Windmiller, Aug. 10, 1959
Marshall Windmiller California Federation of Young
Democrats
Avery Brundage To: Gordon Meier, Aug. 17, 1959
Gordon Meier
John T. McGovern U S A
W. Allyn Rickett
Avery Brundage To: Grenville Clark, Aug. 1, 1959
Grenville Clark
James S. Ayars
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P. 33 Letters: From: Quincy Wright University of Virginia
Avery Brundage To: Dr. Maolin Han, July 4, 1959
Maolin Han
P. 34 Editorials: Olympics for All Woodland Democrat
As Others See It Amarlllo News
Olympic Politics Boston Christian Science Monitor
New Push for Wrong Tendency in Olympics Durham Herald
Putting Politics in Sports Sunnyvale Standard
P. 35 IOC to Stand By its President Karachi Times
IOC Decision Times of India
Olympics and Two Chinas Springfield Sun
Olympics for Everybody Helena Independent-Record
Sports and Politics San Francisco Chronicle
P. 36 Clippings : Le Comt€ International Olympique et les deux Chine
P. 37 Brundage stellt rlchtlg
Olympic Move on China Just Common Sense
Editorial: China and The Olympics Stamford Advocate
P. 38 Letter: From: Thomas C. Hennings U S Senate, June 30, 1959
Congressional Record: SENATE: Chinese Participation in Olympic Games
P. 39 Clippings :
Brundage Says IOC Will Not Reverse Decision on China
U S Senator Defends IOC's China Action
Letter: From Avery Brundage for Press Release.... Brundage Sets Us Straight
Clippings: Brundage Denies IOC Meddles in Politics
Keep Cold War Politics Out of Olympic Games, Says Senator
P. 40 Brundage Here Denies China Row Political
'Brundage Denies Pressure by Reds, June 3, 1959
P. 41 News Release: From: Organizing Committee. VIII Olympic Games (Winter)
P. 42 From: Burghley House, June 25, 1959
P. 43 Clipping: Unterschiedllche Beurtellung der Ergebnlsse des lOK-Kongresses
in Munchen
Article: "Why are We So Afraid of Russia?" - Sydney J. Harris
P. 44 Congressional Appearance Order: From: Congress of the United States,
July 7, 1959
P. 45 Clipping: Senate Committee Quietly Drops Probe of Olympics
P. 46 Letters: From Avery Brundage TO: Warren R. Austin, and Marvin Liebman,
of The Committee of One Million, Aug. 28, 1959
P. 47 Letter Generally Circulated By: Avery Brundage, July 31, 1959
P. 48 Clippings: Thomas W. I. Liao president en exil reclame la llberte de Formose
2nd "Formosa Group" Praises IOC's Action
P. 49 Letter: From: Frank S. Lim. . .Chairman of Formosan Olympic Committee,
July 8, 1959
P. 50 Letter: From: Chinese National Olympic Committee, Aug. 10, 1959
P. 51 Press Release Chinese Participation in the Olympic Games
P. 52 NOTES: A List of Supporting Publications on Red Chinese question
P. 53 LETTER: From An American Sports Fan To: Avery Brundage
P. 54 From: A Bostonian To: Avery Brundage
Scrapbook Number 39: Taiwan Visit - 1964

GIFT OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHINA CYCLING ASSOCIATION:
P. 1 Photographs: Arrival of Avery Brundage at Airport
PP. 2-16 Cycling Remaining Photographs of Cycling Race.
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Scrapbook Number 40: La Plneta
Photographs of six art works; three photos of garden, one of surroundings; one
of drive; Avery Brundage at La PlSeta, two color photos of fire in mountains
around Santa Barbara, California.
Clippings: 100 Homes Lost in Santa Barbara Fire, LA Times . Sept. 25, 1964
"Tractor Driver Killed, 34 Injured; Flames Sear 40,000 Acres"
Flames Leap El Camino Cielo; Planes, Men Battle Holocaust
The Worst Fire Yet... Giant Blaze Runs Wild on 4 Fronts
Montecito Fire Rages Unchecked. . .Mansions and Homes Charred
List of Damaged, Destroyed Homes; Priceless Loss for Avery Brundage
"A Fresh Start After Disaster" - Frances Moffat
From Santa Barbara Post: Picture of Entrance to Brundage Residence
The Small Town That Had to Die.... Days and Nights of Fire Terror
Of Swirling Flames burning in all directions
Where Fire Raged: The Formal Gardens of Avery Brundage
Fiery Furnace. .Flame Fury Comparable Only to War
.
Supervisor Chief Urged to Ask Brown Declare Disaster Area

No Disaster Declaration Made So Far; Fire Destroys Luxury Home of Olympic Chief
County Declared a Disaster Area; Trash Burning Said to be Cause of Fire
"Sick at Heart - Brundage Sees Treasures Bum" - R. E. Praul
Photographs: 33 photographs of fire damage to Brundage Residence
Envelope in back of scrapbook containing extra photographs and clippings.
Scrapbook Number 40A: La Pineta - Clippings: Sept. 24, 1964
Fire Rescue Drama. . .Helicopters Pluck Arson on Sonoma Fire
28 Fighters from Death. .Flames Encircle CB Brundage's Loss is Museum's Too
.
The Holocaust of SB An Inferno at SB

Avery Brundage Finds Montecity Home in Ashes Fog Aids in Firefight
Brundage Asian Art, Home Lost in Fire 136 SB Homes Burn
Newspics: Brundage Home 70 Homes Sacrificed to Halt Fire
Brundage Mansion Lost in California Fire Explosive Fury of Blaze Awesome
10 Mile Blaze at SB SB Threat Recalls Bel-Air Blaze
Priceless Brundage Art Lost in Southland FirdMen Run as Backfires are Lighted in SB
US Finds No Major Fire Disaster 2400 Fight Fire
SB Fire Runs Wild SB Reseeding Hills
The Worst Fire Yet 20-Mile Fire Uncurbed in S. Calif.
Avery Brtindage Mansion. .Treasure Burns
. Fire Losses. . .List of Structures
1 Dies, 34 Hurt in West Coast Fire Lost, Sept. 28, 1964
Wind Turns Fire Away from CB
Scrapbook Number 41: Iran Visit - photographs:
p. 1 Shah, Wife and Son p. 9 Wrestling
Iranian Olympic Officials pp. 6, 7, 8, 10, 12 Shrines and Mosques
p. 4, 5, 11 Athletic Stadia pp. 14,25 Historical Monuments,
p. 9 Swimming Pool Countryside
Scrapbook Number 42: Mexico Visit, April 27 - May 2, 1962
Clippings and photos of arrival at airport. Little League world series,
Avery Brundage receiving "Aquila Azteca" decoration and addressing
testimonial dinner, visit to National Palace and departure.
Scrapbook Number 44: 60th IOC Session - Baden-Baden - 1963 - Photographs:

p. 1 Welcoming Avery Brundage at Air Port p. 5 At Residence of Hector Berlioz
p. 2 Brundage with IOC Delegates pp. 8-9 Avery Brundage & IOC Officers
p. 3 Monument to Baron de Coubertin pp. 10-12 Exhibitions of Cities Bids
pp. 4-5 Of city of Baden-Baden; Luncheon pp. 12-25 Candid shots of delegates &
pp. 6-7 Attending Concert Avery Brundage with
Otto Mayer
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Scrapbook Number 45: Visit of Mr. Avery Brundage, President of the International
Olympic Committee to the Republic of China, June 6-8, 1964.
With compliments of Olympic Committee of the Republic of China
PP. 1-8 Photographs: Arrival of Brundage
PP. 9-10 Brundage Speaking
PP. 11-16, Candid Shots of Brundage
27-46
PP. 18-26 Art Objects
Scrapbook Number 46: Visit of Avery Brundage to Matsue, Japan, September /October, 1964
P. 1 Photographs: Statue of Dr. Kishl
PP. 2-5 Arrival of Brundage
PP. 7-17, Visit to Shrines by Brimdage
24-42
PP. 18-23 Welcome Party
PP. 43-48 Olympic Torch Parade
Scrapbook Number 47: Tokyo, October, 1964

-
Photographs of various athletes taken in the International Club Olympic
Village (XVII Olympiad)
Women Athletes in Kimono Style Show
Scrapbook Number 48: November, 1964. Visit of Mr. Arery Brundage to Kyoto, Japan
Photographs: Brundage and Japanese at Diner
Souvenirs: Matchbook covers, book marks, etc.
Scrapbook Number 48A: Barcelona, Spain - February - March 6, 1967

Visit of Mr. Avery Brundage to V Salon Nautico International
Photographs: Arrival of Brundage

Candid Shots of Brundage
Scrapbook Number 49: Rome, April 26, 1965

Medaglie D'Oro Al Valore Atletico Omaggio
Al Sig. Avery Brundage, Presidente del C.I.O.
Photographs: Presentation of Medal
Brundage and Italian Officials
Scrapbook Number 50: Athens, Greece - April 6, 1967

Celebration of Olympic Day
Photographs: King Constantine
Athletes
Track events
Boxing
Wrestling
Weight Lifting
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Scrapbook Number 51: Tehran May 2-11, 1967 - The 65tih Session of the IOC
P. 1 Photographs: The Shah and his Wife

P. The Crown Prince
Shah and Brundage
IOC Session
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Scrapbook Number 53: Grenoble - February, 1968

Album of Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony and Mr. Brundage
receiving the Legion of Honor. Medal was presented
by Georges Pompidou, Prime Minister of France.
Photographs: Olympic Torch
Opening of the Olympic Games
Georges Pompidou Giving the Legion of Honor to
Avery Brundage
Letter: From Louis Verger, Feb. 24, 1968
Scrapbook Number 53A: Lisbon, Portugal, Feb. 21, 1968

Connemoratlve photograph albim presented to Avery
Brundage by the Portuguese Olympic Committee
Press conference
Avenlda Pierre de Doubertin memorial ceremony
Youthful athletes
Athletic facilities
Banquets, decorations
Clippings: 19 pages of press clippings on Brundage visit.
Scrapbook Number 54 and 54A: Visit of Mr. Avery Brundage to Korea, June, 1968
Photographs taken during Korea Olympic Week. With

compliments of the Korea Amateur Sports Association.
PP. Brundage and Korean Officials
Brundage Speaking
Brundage and Korean Officials - seeing works of art,
eating, visiting
Seoul (?)
Opening of the Games
Arrival of Brundage
Brundage and Korean Officials
Gymnastics
Scrapbook Number 55 and 55A: Visit of Mr. Avery Brundage to Korea, June 1968 -
Korea Olympic Week
Photographs: Arrival of Brundage

Brundage Speaking
Gymnastics
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Scrapbook Number 56: Visit of Mr. Avery Brundage to Ostersund, Sweden, March 17, 1969 -
(city that desires to Host the XII Olympic Winter Gaines in I876)
with thanks from the City Council of Ostersund.
PP. 1-2 Photographs: Arrival of Brundage
PP. 3-9 Meeting with City Officials
PP. 10-14, 18-19, 27 Scale Models of Proposed Olympic Buildings
PP. 15-17, 20-21, 28-38 Brundage Touring the City with City Officials
PP. 22-26, Skiing
PP. 39-'f2, Mf-47 Bodeling and other Winter Sports
PP» ^+8-53 Landscapes
P. 43 Program: Alpine World Cup, Feb. 7-9i 1969
Scrapbook Niuober 57: Avery Brundage Visit to German Democratic Republic, July 23-28, I969
on occasion of Vth German Gymnastics and Sport Festival - Leipzig
P. 1 Photographs: Arrival of Brundage
PP. 2-11 Touring the City with Geman Officials
PP. 12-15 Opening Ceremonies
PP. 16-37 Touring the City
More Photographs in a Folder in Back
Opening Ceremonies
Scrapbook 58: Visit to Hungary, Sept. 1970

P» 1 Photographs: Brundage and F. Mezo, 1953
P. 2 Brundage, F. Mezo, and G. Sebes, 1955
PP. 3-4 Brxmdage at Athletic Event, 1953
P. 5 Brundage, 1953
PP. 6-8 Arrival of Brundage in Budapest
PP. 9-13 Brundage and Hungarian Officials
P. 14 Brundage Visiting with Eugene Fock, Frioe Minister <f Hungary
PP. 15-20 Brundage and Hungarian Officials
P. 21 Speech by Bnaidage
PP. 22-25 Brundage and Hxmgarian Officials
Scrapbook Niunber 59: Visit to Hungary, Sept. 1970

In front: Three invitations
Two Menus
One Meghive
Photographs: Of Dinner Honoring Brundage
Clippings (all in Hungarian)
In Back: Olympic Bulletin
Six Telegrams Wishing Brundage a Happy Birthday
Three Clippings (all in Himgarian)
Scrapbook Number 60: Lyon, Trance

I%otographs: of the City for a bid for the Olympics
Scrapbook Number 6I: Visit to Mexico, August, I967 (see also #52 which is dated Jan. 1968)
Photograph: Brundage and Diaz Ordaz, President of Mexico

Brundage
Clipping: Apoya Brundage la Olimplado Cultural, Aug. 19 « 1967
Photograph: Mexican Officlas
Newsphoto: Visits Brundage las Obras Olimpicas
niotograph: Brundage Inspecting the Sites
Newsphoto: Brundage at Camino Real Hotel, Sept. I967
Photograph: Brundage Inspecting the Sites
Brundage at a Reception
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Photograph: Brundage at a Reception
Clipping: Seeking Olympic Accord
Brundage Quedo Vivamente
Impresionado por Todos los Aspectos de las Instalaciones Olimpica
Dec. 20, 1967
Scrapbook Number 62: Executive Committee of IOC at Santa Barbara, Oct. 1966
PP. 1-2, IOC Delegates
Dismal Outlook for 'SS Games, Oct. 31, 1966
Olympic Committee Gathers Here
Brimdage Visit to Mexico City Stirs Olympic Kimior Pot
Preparing for I968 Olympics
No Habra Problemas Respecto a las Instalaciones Para I968
Mexico: Sede de la Cultura Universal
Mexican Preparations Please Olympic Head
Brundage Assured on Olympic Plans
IOC Delegates
Index to Photographs
2(>/20/y?

PP« 29, 35 Food Coupons
PP. 29-31 Baggage Tickets
P. 3'+ "Die Arrival" (a painting by Manual Capdevila)
P. 35 Slides: Olympic Bus, Olympic Program

P. 1 Clippings: Swiss Ihumbs Dovm, Nov. 8, I969 (?)
P. 3 Ziirichs Nein
Ablehnung der Olympiadekandidatus ûrichs |
P. h Translation of Zurichs Nein

PP. 5-6 Seif in Wirtschaftlichen Belangen (with translation)
P. 13 Zurich Renonce
P. 15 Omega Renonce ana Jeux Olympiques
La Solitude du chronometreur
Longines candidate pour Munich
P. 16 Pas de candidature Omega Pour les Jeux de Muncih
PP. 17-18 Telegrams: Omega se retire du chronometrage olympique, Oct. 10, 1969 (with
translation)
P. 19 Clippings: Ski Payoff May Boom Olympics
P. 21 Medals Yield Bonus
PP. 23-24 Just One Living Lie After Another
PP. 25-31 Le semi -prof essionnalisme des skieurs va precipiter la Fin des
Jeux olympiques (with translation), June I8, I968, by
Gerald Piaget
P. 33 Is success Spoiling Olympics?
P. 35 Press Release; Winter Games Should be Discontinued
PP. 37-^1 Article: To Promote International 111 Will, By Eric Greywood
P. kj, Clipping: Most olympians are Professionals, by Jack dowser
PP. '5-50 Article Let's Ditch the Olympics, by Stanley Frank
P. 51 Clipping: Amateurs Are Big Business to Makers of Ski Equipment, by Shirley
Povich
PP. 53-55 Article: Last Rites at Grenoble, by John Henry Auran, Oct. I968
P. 57 Photograph: Austrian Skiing Phenomenon Karl Schranz, March I969
PP. 59-6't Articles: The Name is the Name of the Game, by William Johnson, March 8, 1970
PP. 65-66 Hero in the Dock, March 15, I968
P. 67 Clipping: Importante Session du Grand Conseil Bernois
Un gros morceau a avaler: les depenses de J. 0*
PP. 69-70 Article: The Shadow Under the Table, Feb. 20, 1970
P. 70 Alpine Skiing, by Mike Katz
PP. 71-72 Skiing Faces the Open Road, by Mike Katz, Feb. 22, 1970
P. 73 Clippings: Les Amateurs Ne Manquent Pas de Metier]
PP. 73-7'* Clippings: Marseille Ne Perd Pas le Nord
Scrapbook Number 67: Visit to Pakistan, Nov. 15-16, 1970

All ôtographs, Brundage and Pakistani Officials
Scrapbook Number 68: Reception by Los Angeles Olympic Committee Honoring Brundage in
Munich, September 't, 1972
PP. 1-8 Signatures of Guests
PP. 10-^12 Photographs of Brundage and Quests
Scrapbook Niimber 69: Olympic "inter Games, Sapporo, Japan, 1972 (all in Japanese)
PP. 2-5 Olympic History
PP. 6-7 Previous Olympic Victors
P. 8 Map of Olympic Sites
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Scrapbook Nvunber 71 continued

June 1952 t-iy Biggest Olympic Battles, by Brundage, p. 10
Statement by Brundage on the XV Olympiad, Helsinki, Finland, p. 3
(Scottish Rite News)
Aug. 1952 Olympic Shell Games, p. 79'+ (The Freeman)
Seventy Nations Meet, by Brxmdage, p. 2 (World Communique)
Sept. 1952 Photographs of Brundage, pp. 't-5
Brundage New President, p. 6 (Die Coach)
Sept. 15, 1952 Chicago Star Wins National Track Honors, p. k
Minutes, pp. 20-29, Pp. 32-3't
Avery Brundage, pp. 53-61 (Bulletin du Comite International
Olymique )
Jan. 1953 Should We Prune the Games?, by Brundage, p. 3 (World Sports)
March 1953 Soil Man Die Spiele Kurzen? by Brundage, p. 1 (Olympishes Feuer)
,
May 15, 1953 Photograph of Brundage, p. 4 (Los Angeles Coliseiun Relays)

May 1953 Vollversammlung der "Vereinten Nationem des Sports," pp. l-3»
(Olympisches Feuer)
Pruning the Olympics, p. 6 (World Sports)
Sumner 1^53 Photograph of Brundaige (Dia y Noche)
Sept. 5, 1953 Avery Brundage, President du Comite Olympique International,
nous parle du Stade Populaire et des sports hongrois, p. 23
(Bulletin Hongrois)
Not. 30, 1953 United States Olympic Committee Quadrennial Dinner
Scrapbook Number 72: Articles by or about Brundage, 195^55

Jan. 195^ Olympischer Tour d'horizon, pp. 3-5 (Bulletin, Comite Olympique
Siiisse)
Feb. 15, 195^* Photographs of Brundage, pp. 10-11 (Bulletin du Comite Interna-
tional Olympique)
April 195'* Amateur Sport, by Brundage, pp. 36-38 (Skating)
Conceptos Sobre El Deporte Amateur, by Brundage, (Cadcoa)
April 15, 195^ Brundage retires as United States Olympic Associations' President,
Avery Brundage on Amateur Sport and Broken 'îme, by Brundage, p. 20

(Bulletin Du Comite International Olympique)
(article in Arabic in Iranian journal)
May 1, 195^ Hungary and the Olympic Games, by Brundage, p. 1 (Hungarian
Olympic Gazette)
May 15, 195^ (Article in Arabic in Bulletin Officiel du Comite National
Olympique Iranien)
A Message to the Olympic Committee of Thailand, by Brundage,
p. 1 (The Olympic Committee of Thailand)
June 15,, 195'» Photographs of Brundage, pp. 17-19, 23-26
Minutes of Executive Committee, pp. 28-33
Extract of Executive Committee, pp. 36-39
Extract of IOC Session, pp. 'f7-55
Speech of the President, Avery Brundage, pp. 59-61 (Bulletin du
Comite International Olympique)
Sept. 195'f President Avery Brundage Was in USSR, p. 8
The Members of the IOC, by Brxmdage, p. 13
The VII Central American Games, by Brundage, p. 20 (Bulletin du
Comite International Olympique)
Oct. 18, igs't Reports Ruthless Extermination of Kremlin Foes, p. 222 (Hie
Commonwealth)
Jan. 1955 !Qie Olympic Games, p. 5, English Section (Physical Education
Iteday)
Jan. 15, 1955 A Circular by President Brundage, p. 1 (Hungarian Olympic Gazette)
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Scrapbook Number 7^ continued

July 1955 Zivilieation contra Sport, p. 2'f (Internationales Sport-
Magazin)
Aug. 15» 1955 Letter by Brvindage, p. 32 (Sports Illustrated)
Dec. 1955 Time and the Olympic Games, p. 4 (La Suisse Horlogere)
Scrapbook Number 73: Articles by or about Brundajê, 1956-1958

Jan. 1956 A Message of the President of the IOC, by Brundage, p. 3
(VII Giochi Olimpici Invernali Cortina)
1956 Sport Amateur et interruptions de travail, by Brundage,
p. 10 (XVI Olympiade)
Jan. 1956 Discours de M. Avery Brundage, President du CIO, p. 6
(Ouverture Solennelle)
Jan. 30, 1956 The Etabattled World of Avery Brundage, p. k3 (Sports Illustrated
Feb. 2, 1956 Part II: Avery Brundage, p. 30 (Sports Illustrated)
July 1956 The AAU Is Booting Our Olympic Chances, p. 26 (True)
Aug. 27, 1956 Avery Brundage on the Spot, interview, p. 22 (Sports Illustrated
Oct. 1956 Editorial: The IOC, p. 3, (Physical Recreation)
Oct. 1956 Comment on the "Washington Plan," by Brund.tge, p. 7
(Washington University)
Jan-Feb. 1957 Message from Brundage, p. I6 (World Communique)
Feb. 9, 1957 Message From Brundage, p. 21 (50th Annual Milrose Games Program)
July 1957 Must Keep Politics Out of Olympic Games Brundage Tells IOC
Delegates in France, p. 8 (Amateur Athlete)
Oct. 1957 Puritan of Simon Pures, p. II6 (Coronet)
Dec. 1957 IOC President Brundage in Berlin, p. 2 (Bulletin of the
National Olympic Committee of the German Democratic Republi
Feb. 1958 Brundage, Ferris Honored, p. 8 (Amateur Athlete)
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3crapbook Number 76: (continued)
Skiing
Cycling
Soccer
Mountain Climbing
Polo
Swimming
Fencing
Golf
Boxing
Archery
'ûgby
Car racing
Boating
Discus
Motorcycling
Basketball
Scrapbook Number 77 19't8 Olympics
All Photographs
Departure of US Team
US Team on Ship
Athletic Events
Scrapbook Number 78: Trip to Pakistan, Nov. 13-17, 1970
Photographs: Of Brundage and Pakistani Officials

—
Clippings: South Africa to be Kept Out Brundage
Peking Welcome to He join Olympics, says Brundage
Newsphoto: Brundage and Pakistani Officials
Clippings: IOC to Give Aide to Developing Countries
Brundage on Importance of Sports
Scrapbook Number 79: Construction of Olympic Sites in Rone, I96O
5 booklets (All Photographs):

Fista Olimpica de Remo y Canotaje
Edificio en Reforma, No. '+'+5
Dstadio Olimpico
Scrapbook Number 8O: Brundage's 80th Birthday: Speeches and Photographs from
Banquet, September 29, 1967
In front List of Those in Attendance

Dedication
Photographs: Brundaj-e and Guests
Invitations
List of Gifts
Texts of Speeches by Guests and by Brundage
Menu
Scrapbook Number 8I: Brundage's 80th Birthday: Messages, Cablegrams,

and Letters: Countries Listed Alphabetically
Argentina to New Zealand
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Scrapbook Number 82: Brundage's 80th Birthday: Messages, Cablegrams,

and Letters: Countries Listed Alphabetically
Nigeria to Zambia
Scrapbook Number 83: Brundage's 80th Birthday: Thank You Letters,

Press Clippings, and Personal Messages
Scrapbook Number &k: Brundage's 80th Birthday: Motion Pictures, Tape

Recordings, eind Photo Negatives
Tape Recording of Dinner Honoring Brundage (with Index)

Motion Picture of Press Conference
Photo Negatives
Birthday Cards
Letters
Scrapbook Number 83 : Crisis of South Africa: French and Mexican Press, Feb. -April
1968
P. 1 Clippings: Dans Deux Directions April 25, 1968

P. 2 L'Idee du Comte de Beaumont Fait Son Chem
P. 3 Beaumont Cree que no Habra Solucion con la 'Reunion' March 8, I968
P. k Para L'Equipe, Brundage ya Perdib Sillon y el Prestigio, March 6,
^
1968
P. 5 Mexico Presiono a Brundage Para Convocar a Otra Reunion,
March 7, 1968
P. 7 Brundage Perdio ya su prestigio, dice Paris, March 6, 1968
P. 8 Mexico No Amenazo en Chicago con Retirarse, March 6, I968
P. 13 Que Brundage Ferdera la Presedencia del COI March 6, I968
P. 23 DeBeaumont Confra en una Solucion Sabia, Feb. 29, 1968
?. 3*+ Francia, Contra el Boicot a la Olimpiada Feb. 23, 1968
P. 39 Avery Brundge es de las mas responsables March 5i 1968
P. 49 Diplomatico Sovietico Contra el Boicot, Feb. 26, I968
P. 53 Translation of 'En Lausana se Dira Si Vene o no Sudafrica,'
article on P. 5'+, April k, I968
P. 57 La Hoia Cero y la Amistad de Brundage, April k, 1968,
and translation
P. 58 Confidence in a Convenient Solution Posed by South Africa,
translation of article
P. 65 Brundage Does Not Recede: Mexico is Respectful of Human
Freedom, translation of article on P. 66
P. 73 Appeal to review S, Africa's entry to Olympics, Feb. 27, 1968
Scrapbook Nvimber 86: South African Readmission: Information, vol. I,

English, French, Italian, and Mexican Press, Feb-April, 1968
English Press
P. 1 Why Liberals Go Wrong, April 28, I968
P. 3 New IOC Meeting Possible—Brundage, Feb. 28, I968
P. k Brundage Cohfirms Ouster of South Africa
P. 5 'Russia May Join Boycott
P. 7 Brundage flies in to avert possible Olympic Break-up, 'tpril 22, 196$
P. 8 Guide to Olympic crisis over 'ôuth Africa, April 18, 1968
French Press
Pp. 13-55, Feb. -April, I968
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Italian Tress
one page, April I968
Mexican Press
110 pages, Feb-April, I968 (continued in Scrapbook 87)
Scrapbook Number 87: South African Readmission: Information, vol.11:

Press of Mexico, South Africa, Spain, Sweden,
Switzerland, and United States
Mexican Press: 22 pages, Feb. I968

South African Press: 33 pages, Feb-April, I968
Spanish Press: 5 pages, April I968
Swedish Press: 1 page
Switzerland's Press: 21 pages, Feb-April, I968
United States' Press: '+9 paf'es, Feb-'^lay, I968
Scrapbook Number 88: South African N.O.C., Pro: Press of the Viorld
Australian Press: 1 page

English Press: 5 pages
French Press: 2 pages
Guatemala Press: 1 page
Irish Press: 2 pages
Mexican Press: 21 pages
South African Press: 52 pages
Spanish Press: 2 pages '-
Press of Switzerland: 1 page

Press of United States: 28 pages (includes articles on possible boycott of
the Olympics by American black athletes)
Scrapbook Number 89: South African N.O.C. Seadmission, Against, vol. I
Caricatures: Caricatures: 15 pages

English Press: k pages (two pages are from South Africa)
German Press: 1 page
African Press: 1 page
Clippings: English Press: 8 pages (one page is from the United States,
a Sports Illustrated article)
French Press: 26 pages (includes "International Herald
Tribune," which is in English)
Mexican Press: 35 pages (continued in Scrapbook 90)
Scrapbook Nvmber 90: South African N.O.C. Readmission, Against, vol. II
Mexican Press: 76 pages

Norwegian Press 1 page
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Press of the United States: 26 pages (includes articles of possible boycott

of the Olympic Games by American black athletes)
Scrapbook Number 91: Boycott of USA Black Athletes of the XIX Olympic Games
in Mexico City
American Press, September 1967-October I968

Mexican Press, October I968
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ocrapbook Number 92: oouth African Controversy, 1969-1970
French, South African, and British Press elLI mixed together
Scrapbook Number 93= Visit to Mexico, May 8-12, 1972
Mexican Press
Scrapbook Number 9*+: XI Winter Olympiad, Sapporo, 1972: Book I
Controversy concerning professionalism: trade names on ski equipment,

endorsements of products
Articles about the Olympic events
French, American, and Japanese Press

('J^he topics are all mixed together, but these three scrapbooks about
Sapporo, 9'+, 95, and 96, are in rough chronological order.)
Scrapbook Number 95: XI Winter Olympiad, Sapporo, 1972: Book II
'-'ontroversy concerning professionalism:trade names on ski equipment,

endorsements of products
Most of the Articles are about the Olympic events.
Scrapbook Number 96: XI Winter Olympiad, •âpporo, 1972: Book III
Controversy concerning professionalism: trade names oh ski equipment,

endorsement of products
Most of the BLTtcles are about the Olympic events.
Scrapbook Number 97: XI Winter Olympiad, Sapporo, 1972: Schranz Disqualification
Japanese, Austrian, and American Press

January-February 1972
,
Scrapbook Number 98: Sport 1972
"Olympia Intern" magazine, January -March, 1972. All clippings in German
The "Olympia Intern" is a collection of articles, gathered from German

newspapers and magazines. See front page for their names.
Not all articles relate directly to Brundage.
Scrapbook Number 99* Controversy over the Olympic Games to be held in

Denver in 1976
Mainly from American Press. Many from Colorado newspapers,

'ipril 1971-June 1972
"For"and "against"
Scrapbook Number 100: ^Controversial Opinions by or about Brundage
Table of contents is on the first page, listing publication title, date, and
title or main subject of article.
1936, 19'+8, 1959, 1962, 196'+-1970 (mainly 1968-1970)
American, German, Spanish, French, Mexican, and British Press.

Most clippings concern the purity of amateurism in the Games: no professionalism
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Scrapbook Number 100: Controversial Opinions by or about Brundage

Table of contents Is on the first page, listing publication title, date and
title or main subject of article.
1936, 1948, 1959, 1962, 1964-1970 (mainly 1968-1970)
American, German, Spanish, French, Mexican, and British Press.
Most clippings concern the purity of amateurism in the Games: no professionalism.
no politics.
Scrapbook Number 101: Encomium Clippings on Avery Brundage

Table of contents is on the first page, listing name of publication, date and
title or main subject.
Articles are favorable to Brundage.
1936, 1947, 1948, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1956, 1957, 1959, 1962, 1964-1970,
(most are from 1968-1970)
American, German, Italian, Canadian, Mexican, French and Japanese Press
Scrapbook Number 102: Trips, Interviews, and Special Events

Table of contents is on the first page, listing name of publication, date,
and title or main subject of the article
1956, 1964-1970 (most are from 1967-1970)
American, Mexican, Filipino, Pakistani, Spanish, French, German, and Japanese Press
Scrapbooks received Oct. 13, 1976
Scrapbook Number 3: Honors and Awards

Certificates: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 1907
Tau Beta Pi, 1908
Diplomas: Sigma Xi, 1909
University of Illinois, Bachelor of Science, 1909, Civil Engineering
Passport: Emergency Passport to proceed to Russia, 1912
Certificate: 32° Mason, Chicago, Oct. 21, 1920
Diploma: Century of Progress, 1933
Membership: City of New York Commission Washington Bicentennial, 1932
Diploma: Olympischen Spiele 1936 (Berlin)
Decoration: Norway, Commander's Cross with Star of the Royal Order of
Saint Olav and letter from W. Morgenstierne and three clippings
Diploma: Suomen Olympialaisen, 1952 (Helsinki)
Trophy: James E. Sullivan Service Trophy, 1934, six clippings
Degree: Honorary Degree, Springfield College, Massachusetts
Master of Physical Education, program citation and photograph, 1940
Title: Honorary Title and Scroll: Excelentlslmo Senor Don de Santa Barbara,
four clippings and letter, 1949
Award: Centennial Award: Northwestern University, 1951 - copy of award,
five clippings and program
Degree: Honorary Degree - George Williams College, 1955
Illinois Doctor of Laws, clipping, citation and program
Certificate: Avery Brundage Day, 1952, City of Santa Barbara, California
Membership: International Mark Twain Society, 1951, letter
Certificate: Friend of the Art Institute of Chicago, 1954, letter
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Letter: Egyptian Olympia Committee, 1956
Decorations: France, Croix de Chavalier de la Legion d'Honneur, 1955 and
letter, card and clipping
Finland, Golden Cross of Merit, 1955, letter
Germany, Das Grosse Verdienstkreuz mit Stern, 1955, clipping, publicatio
Sweden, Vasaorden, Forstaklassen, 1956
Iran, Sports Society of Iran, First Medal, 1956, translation
San Marino, Cavaliere Grand Ufficiale dell'ordine
Equestre de Sant' Agata, 1956, letter
Lebanon, Officier de L'Ordre National du Cedre, 1956
and two letters with French translations and three clippings
Sweden, Ryttarolympiadens Fortjanstmedal, 1956
Japan, Order of Sacred Treasure, Second Class, 1960, letter and
nine clippings
Bulgaria, Master Emeritus of Sport, 1959, clipping
Japan, Order of Sacred Treasure, First Class, 1964
Photographs and news items in Scrapbook Number 3A
Certificate: Chicagoan of the Year in Sports, 1961
Membership: University of Illinois Citizens Committee, 1961
Honorary Citizen: Honorary TOKYO Citizen, 1955
Certificate: Anderson Award, 1956, American Association for Health, Physical
Education and Recreation
Membership; American Ex-Serviceman's Association, 1957, clipping
Certificate: Silver Antelope Award, Boy Scouts of America, 1957
Plaque: John Perry Bowditch Memorial Award, 1958, For Outstanding Service
to Humanity, two clippings
Award: Illini Achievement Award, 1958, four clippings
Decoration: Italy, Lauro d'Onore, Oro, 1958
Plaque: Sportsmanship Hall of Fame, 1958, two clippings, letter and text
Honorary Citizen: Honorary Citizen of San Francisco, 1959,
Proclamation and clipping
Scrapoook Number 3A: Honors and Awards
Membership: Greece, Honorary Member of the International Olympic Academy, 1961

letter
Article: Sports Illustrated, 1959, Avery Brundage letter to
and cartoon
^ Re: Red China
Certificate: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Minerva's Golden Sons, 1957, and clipping
Trophy: Italy, Prix Sportif International, 1960, clipping
Audience: Pope John certificate, 1960
Decorations: France, Commandeur dans L'ordre du Merite Sportif, 1959
Korea, The Order of Cultural Merit, Republic of Korea medal, 1964
letter and seven clippings
Trophy: Silver Rosebowl, YMCA Tokyo, Japan, 1965, clipping
Medal: Austrian Olympic Medal, 1964, photograph and clipping
Stamp Issue: San Marino Stamp issue, 1959, cover and clipping
Decorations: Mexico, La Condecoracion Nacional de la Orden Mexicana del
Aquila Azteca en el Grado de Placa, 1962
San Luis Potosi, Huesped de Honor, 1962
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Scrapbook. Number 3A: (continued)

Certificates: La Asociacion Potosina de Cronistas Depostivos, 1962
Mexico: Amigo de Mexico, 1963, two clippings and photograph
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 1962
Founder of the Levere Memorial Foundation Sustaining Fund
Award: For "All-Star Festival" record at IX Winter Games, 1964
Diploma: Confederacao iirasileira de Desportos, 1964
Decorations: Spain, Orden del Merito Civil-Gran Cruz, 1965
eight clippings and five photographs
Japan, Order of the Sacred Treasure, First Class, 1964,
four clippings and five photographs, (Certificate in Book No, 3)
Certificate: dan Yang Country Club Honorary Membership
Decorations: Illinois, Lincoln Academy, 1965,
The First Order of Lincoln for Sports and Athletics,
five clippings and program
Tunis, Golden Grotius Medal, 1965, two clippings and letter
Italy, Cavaliere di Gran Croce, April 26, 1966
Portugal, Grand Official of the Order of Public Instruction, 1967
France, Commandeur de la Legion d'Honneur, Feb. 16, 1968
Mexico, Diploma for Maria C. Mujica from Mexican organizing
committee, Oct. 1968
Thailand, Knight Commander of the Order of the White Elephant, 1971
letter
Puerto Rico, Senate Resolution, 1972
Scrapbook Number 10: Business
Pre-Avery Brundage Company: Construction Photographs

Cook County Courthouse, 1907
Morrison Hotel, 1914
Avery Brundage Company: Construction Site, 1921
Illinois Life Insurance Company Building, 1922
Belmont Harbor Yacht Club House, 1923
Ford Motor Company-Chicago Plant, 1923
Sheraton- Br amp ton Apartments, 1924
Ramp Garage - Tower Automobile Corporation, 1924
Jackson Towers, 1924
Security Bank of Chicago, 1924
23rd Street Viaduct, Chicago, 1925
Ivanhoe Development, 1925
1448 Lake Shore Drive Co-operative Apartments, 1925
Article: "No more waste in cost of building,
declares Brundage"
Shoreland Hotel, 1925
Hotel Gary, 1927
Sheridan-Grace Apartments, 1927
2440 Lakeview Avenue Apartment Building, 1927
Davis Hotel, 1927
Garrett Biblical Institute, 1927
Oak Park Cinema, 1933
Brinks Incorporated, 1937
Roanoke Real Estate Company: 3314 Lake Shore Drive Apartments
La Salle Hotel: Article: "Brundage Takes over La Salle"
"Brundage gets ownership of Hotel La Salle"
"La Salle Hotel Fire," 1946
Photographs of La Salle Hotel Lobby after rennovation
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Scrapbooks Number 10 (continued)

Susquehanna Corporation Articles: "Brundage New Chairman of Susquehanna" 1957
"Brundage asserts N. Shore has obligation
to Riders"
"Brundage 's Aid Plan for N. Shore Line"
"Brundage Tells Rail Probe why he quit
Susquehanna" and 7 clippings, 1957-61
A. 0. Stone and Company: Article: "New Securities on Three Stone Issues ready"
1934
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company: 1948
Sliver Peak, Nevada Article: "To Pour Bullion at Peak Tuesday" 1958
California Operations: Articles "Brundage Purchases Monteclto Hotel"
"Brundage Buys lot for $80,000" 1949
El Paseo "Avery Brundage buys Shopping Center and
El Presidio Cafes In California"
Monteclto Inn "Brundage regains Presidio property"
Monteclto Country Club "Brundage Sketches Plan to develop
Monteclto Club"
"Avery Brundage, Sportsman, buys Country
Club"
"Monteclto Plan Now Revealed" 1956
Clipping:
Photographs of Country Club, 1952-57
Envelopes containing brochures and newscllpplngs, 1907-08
Scrapbook Number 11: Art
Pamphlet: "Selections from the Avery Brundage Collection," 1960

Clipping: Chicago Art Institute Trustees Meet Tomorrow Night for
Cezanne Preview, 1952
Certificate: Governing Life Member - The Art Institute of Chicago, 1951
Articles: "Many Chrlstmases Lay Behind That Metal Door"-
Alfred Frankenstein
(From Brochure) - "Oriental Sculpture from the
Avery Brundage Collection"- Dr. Howard Fenton
Invitation: To Preview the Collection of Mr. Avery Brundage
(McCormlck Gallery)
Editorial: Brundage Art Display Prize of "Treasure Hunt"
Clipping: Brundage Collection Shown, 1956
Articles: "Art Museum Exhibits Brundage Collection of Oriental
Sculpture, Ranked Among Best" - Howard J. Fenton
"Ancient Oriental Art Enthralling Show at Museum" -
Littl Paulding, 1956
Clippings: "Arts of the Chou Dynasty" at Stanford, 1958
Oriental Art Collection Put on Exhibition, 1956
Editorial: Brundage Collection, 1960
Photograph:
Clippings: The Brundage Art Collection
N. Y. Art Heads Laud Museum, 1956
Article: From Time : Treasure from the Orient, 1955
Clipping: Brundage Collection Shown
frbne. Lehmann to Give Benefit
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Articles: From Townsfolk Fabulous Oriental Art in the
:
Avery Brundage Collection, 1954

From Chicago Sunday Tribune Magazine: Institute to
Open 10 New Far Eastern Galleries, 1958
From Chicago Daily News Roto: Chinese Bronzes: Ancient
Art with Modern Spirit
From La Presse:
L'Age du Bronze, 19A8
From the Cherry Circle : Brundage 's Chinese Bronzes
on Display at Art Jnstitute, 1948
News Release: From Art Institute of Chicago: Magnificent Collection
of Chinese Bronzes Lent by Avery Brundage to
the Art Institute, 1948
Clipping: Bronze Age Art
Article: "Chinese Ceremonial Bronzes" - Charles Fabens Kelley
Clippings: Display Brundage Bronzes
Old Temple Bell Sold
Brundage Collection of Chinese Bronzes Shown at Institute 'I
1909 ll
Articles: "Brundage, The Athlete, Finds Link with Art" -

Charles Bartlett, 1950
"In the Art Galleries..." - Charles L. Mulligan
(Photograph of Bust of Avery Brundage by
Mauno Oittinen), 1952
From The Connoisseur Some Bronzes from the Avery
:
i
Brundage Collection, 1955

"Exhibition of the Brundage Collection of Chinese Bronzes"
Charles Fabens Kelley
From The Connoisseur "The Connoisseur in America" 1960
:
From Vogue: The Avery Brundage Collection, 1960

Pamphlet: A World Treasure for San Francisco
Articles: From Chicago Sunday Tribune Magazine: "The Man Who Has
Everything" 1961
The Bank American The Avery Brundage Collection, 1966
Bridgehead of Oriental Art, 1966
Society for Asian Art Newsletter, 1966
deYoung Museum Opening Program, 1966
" "
16 photographs
Bohemians Club Luncheon program, 1966
cards and clippings
Time article, June 17, 1966
Los Angeles Times , Sept. 11, 1966
Hong Kong Standard July 10, 1966
,
The Record , Nov. 1966

Columns
San Francisco Visitors Where Feb. 11, 1967
,
USJS Bulletin , Singapore, Dec. 1966

San Francisco Examiner June 9, July 18, 1967
,
Photographs: Located in envelope inside back binder of scrapbook -

Mis cellaneous
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Scrapbook Number 12: Avery Brundage - General

Clippings: Avery Brundage- National All - Around Champion...
Wins Title for Third Time, Sept. 24, 1918
Handball News: Avery Brundage Again Elected Chairman of
Handball
Chicago Star Wins National Track Honors ... Brundage of CAA
Takes Ail-Around Title in Contests in Newark
Newspic: Of Avery Brundage and Carl Buck in the 880-yard Walk', 1918
Newspic & Clipping: America's Ail-Around Champion from Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Oct. 8, 1916
Article: "Brundage 's Sport Carnival Plan Merits Attention"
Edward J. Geiger
Clippings: Avery Brundage Selected to Head Fair Sport Group, 1932
World's Fair Sport Group is Headed by Avery Brundage, 1932
Newspic: Avery Brundage - New Jury Head, Dec. 4, 1931
Letter: From Gustav H. Gottshalk Company re Shoreland Hotel
Company Stock, May 25, 1925
Article: By Avery Brundage: "A Sound Mind in a Sound Body" May 1919
Clippings: Brundage to Aid Colleges in Olympic Fight,
Chicago American Report, Oct. 26, 1937
Officials of AAU at Annual Convention, Kansas City Times
and Code Ball, Nov. 17, 1931
Strengthening for Peace, 1941
Letter: Avery Brundage Co. construction testimonial from War Department,
Office of the Area Engineer, F. E. Robbins, Mar. 16, 1943
Clippings: Champions of Handball, Jan. 21, 1939
College fraternity men who are distinguished in the business
and professional life of Chicago
Corporation Leases Hotel La Salle for Eleven Years, Dec. 24, 1939
Brundage Syndicate Purchases 3314 Lake Shore Drive Apartment
Building, May 4, 1941
Brochure: "A Story of Speed" - Avery Brundage, General Contractor ca. 1925
Clippings: Stars Who Had Everything, Jan. 11, 1940
International Olympics Board Picks Brundage, 1945
Brundage Again Named Sports Federation Head
Brundage Awarded Sullivan Trophy
Brundage May Be Drafted. .. .Election as AAU Head Seen, Nov. 15,1939
Newsplcs: Avery Brundage, IOC Envoy, Visits Tokyo en route to London
Article: "Strengthening for Peace" - Graff is, Aug. 1, 1940
Advertisement: Keep America Out of War, Chicago Tribune Aug. 3, 1940
,
Article: By Avery Brundage: "Keep Eye to Future... If I were Twenty-One"

Nov. 25-26, 1939
Newspic: Japan in Pictures. . .Brundage, IOC Envoy, May 1939
Clippings: Broader Program of Mass Athletics Urged by Brundage, 1942
Rally Cheers Lindbergh Plea for U. S. Peace, Aug. 5, 1940
Address: Of Avery Brundage and Lindbergh at Rally, Aug. 4, 1940
Newspic: New Boss Moves In: Brundage Moves into La Salle Hotel,
Jan. 14, 1940
Clippings: A Towering Figure, Feb. 3, 1940
Lindbergh and McCarran Speak at Peace Rally in Soldier's Field,
Aug. 5, 1940
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Clippings: Japanese News Article with Translation: Interview of
Avery Brundage Professional Sport is a Circus Show,
June 8, 1958
Chicago Association of Commerce Finds City Lagging -
Advertising Clubs speech, March 9, 1939
Article: "Brundage, Target of Mud-Slingers" - Herb Graffis
Adver t isement : How Should Chicago Advertise Itself? 1939
Clipping: Brundage is '18 Star, 1918
Message: From the President of the International Oljrmpic Committee,
Nov. 12, 1960
Caricatures: Completing the Lake Shore A.C.
Clippings: Avery Brundage Makes Dirt Fly for New Theater
Ask Brundage to Enter Race Against Green
Brundage Tells Platform While Decision Waits, Feb. 20, 1944
Avery Brundage Possible Entry Against Green
News Release: 11-point Platform, 1944
Announcement :
Avery Brundage. As Fall Guy.. .Circus Splints and Sprinters
Club, June 1952
News Articles: 1 - Most Important is to ARM AMERICA. .. .Janet Ayer Fairbank,
Jan. 14, 1941
2 - Most Important is to HELP ENGLAND. .Robert Anthony
.
Statement: By Avery Brundage on the Resignation of W. J. Bingham

Article: ART: Some Bronzes from the Avery Brundage Collection. . .
C. F. Kelley, Sept. 1955

Clippings: Four Beautiful Montecito Estates on Garden Tour
II Distintivo Del Panathlon all'occiello di Avery Brundage, 1939
Events and Discoveries: Brundage Reconsiders, Aug. 3, 1959
Brundage Tells Us: "You Haven't Done Enough". .Games Muddle
-Melbourne-1956, Melbourne Herald , April 11, 1955 1
Cartoons: Cartoon, Adelaide News , April 12, 1955 |

DIG DIG DIG DIG - Frank Lanning |
HEY, PULL YOUR SOCKS UP - Finney -1
Brochure: Avery Brundage Company, 31 pp.

Blueprint: Unitrave. . .Form-Free Fireproof floors
Brochure: 3314 Lake Shore Drive, 4 pp.
Cartoon: Avery Brundage (ca. 1928)
Japanese handbill
Clipping: What Kind of Fellow is Avery Brundage
Cartoon: Avery Brundage
Clippings: Quit Susquehanna Over Speculators - Brundage, April 25, 1961 (2)
Brundage Hits U. S. Red Sport Ban, July 12, 1957
No Training Campus in U.S. .. .Brundage ,
Jaycees Pick Top Citizen Wednesday, April 20, 1961 ]
The Anti-Behan Line Forms at the Right - T. Weitzel ]
Mister Brundage 1st Optimist Sport Megaphon , Feb. 27, 1961 ^
"Brundage A Roma....Un umanista dellosport," La Gazetta j
dello Sport , Oct. 4, 1957 y
"Le CIO va en appeler a le justice pour la premiere fois ^
de son histoire" j
2 French clippings
"Hay que Mantener el deporte libre de sus enemigos: La politica
y el mercantilismo" Jesus Fragoso-Spain, 1959
Cri d'alarme de M. Avery Brundage
Qrundage tadelt seine Landsleute! 1
Rome en I'annee preolympique, 1959

Avery Brundage Presidente du Comite Olimpico Internacional esta
em Lisboa
Amoco em honra de A Brundage ,
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Article: "Avery Brundage - Self-made millionaire and heel-and-toe
champion, he is the irascible high priest of amateurism
in sports" by Roger Butterfield, Life 1948
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Clippings: Brundage -05, Shines, ca. 1928

Ex-Athletes "Make Good" ca. 1925
Notables of Sport Meet in Chicago, ca. 1935
Photographs: -With Officials at London Games
-La Pineta
-With Baillat-Latour and Edstrom
-With Jim Thorpe - Olympic Fund Telethon
-With Bing Crosby and Bob Hope
-With Ramon Magsaysay - autographed
-With Officials at Oslo Games
-Lake Placid Games
-Stockholm, 1912
-With Crown Prince Paul (Greece)
-With Hold, Eledund, Mullegg
-With World Champions and State Ministers in Helsinki
-At IOC Conference
-With Mrs. Brundage in Habana, Cuba, Nov. 1949
-in Guatamala, March 1950
-With Juan and Eva Per on
-In Sweden, June 1947
-At Bonn
-At Grave of de Coubertin, Sept. 1950
-At Genoa
-With Theo Harder, Floyd Hanes, and Harold Berliner, July 4, 1951
-In Bermuda
-In Mexico (Edstrom, Moench, Clark-Flores)
-In Lebanon-Beirut, June 1955
-In Switzerland, May 22, 1951
-Columbia Pacific Network Sportsmen Award Dinner, July 16, 1952
-In Norway, Feb. 1952, 1956
-In Egypt, 1956
-In Bulgaria, ca. 1956
-with P.M. Robert G. Menzies (Australia) in Chicago, July 30, 1956
-American Forum of the Air broadcast panel
-In Portugal, Oct. 30, 1959
-Munchen, Aug. 13, 1957
-In Rome, 1949 — papal audience
-in Korea
-Washington, D. C, Jan. 8, 1950
-La Pineta
Scrapbook Number 12C: Avery Brundage - General

Menu Cover: Restaurante del Paseo. ... Santa Barbara, California
Photographs: Nine Photos of California Shopping Center EL PASEO
Clippings: Santa Barbara El Paseo Sold To Sports Leader
Advertisement: El Paseo, 1952
Montecito CC Golfers Keep Alert as "Cats" Begin Renovation
Work, Nov. 5, 1954
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Newsplc: The Beauty of Old Things is Ever New La Pineta
Article: "Along the Way" - Serena Kanper, 1952
Clippings: Avery Brundage Takes Full Control of Montecito Club; Co-Owner Sells
Brundage Denies Sale of Properties Planned, Dec. 1949 a
Narrow Escape, Dec. 9, 1949 j

In the Wake of the News, Dec. 29, 1949 1
Editorial: An Unusual Evidence of Agreement Among People Who Want Santa

Barbara To Do Its Best, July 4, 1949
Editorial: More Than Just Another Realty Deal, Jan. 25, 1949
News pic: Montecito Country Club Before the Fourth, July 3, 1949
Photograph: Of Montecito Country Club
Clippings: Historic El Paseo Sold to Avery Brundage. ... $450,000 Approximate
Price, Jan. 23, 1949
Shore Line Shows Profit for 2d Year, March 25, 1952
Brundage Will Decide Soon, 1954
Reports From Nye County's Mohawk Mine Read Like Old Time
News of Bonanza Days, Feb. 1953
Mohawk Possibilities Unlimited: Brundage, Feb. 20, 1953
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Article: "Illinois Beta Honors Harlan H. Horner, '01" - W. J. Schmelzle 1
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1961
Photographs: (11) 1 Brundages on liner, 1936
2 200 meters, ca. 1924 j
3 Sprint, ca. 1924 dj

4 I.O.C. officers I
5 boxer
6 photographers
7 runners
8 -
9 -
10 - Monument Olympia Greece
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11 - Stadium Site
Clippings: RE: Chester L. Brundage (1891-1954) brother of A. Brundage
RE: Edward J. Brundage (1869-1934) 10 political (ca 1908)
-Brundage Boosts Free China, Sept. 20, 1959
-Brundage Ready to Support China
-Brundage to Support Taiwan Olympic Body
-Soft Living is Threat to U S Sports, Sept. 9, 1960
-Avery Brundage. .. .Speaker. ... (The Chicago Builder), Dec. 2, 1954
-Le President n'a pas menace de s'en aller, March 5, 1962
Newspic: Farewell Banquet for J. Lyman Bingham, May-July, 1954
Clippings: -Lyons Makes a Lavish Pitch To Be Site for 1968 Olympics
-Brundage Says Sports Reform is Simple Task
Editorials: . . .Dink Temple ton
. . .HACIA LA RESTAURACION DEL VIEJO CONCEPTO OLIMPICO
Barcelona, 1953
Clippings: -Brundage to Remain as Olynpics President. . .Limit Sports to 18,
Aug. 23, 1960
-Over 1,000 Art Treasures Lost in Brundage Fire
Photograph: Of IOC Members at La Pineta
Program: Of Avery Brundage 's Visit to Taiwan, China, June 6-8, 1964
Clipping: Brundage's Lost Asian Art.... Fire Ruined 1,400 Objects,
Oct. 14, 1964
Photographs: Of IOC Delegates in Japan (2)
Article: "Brundage's Fete International Set" - L Paulding, Feb. 17, 1960
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Clippings: Brundage's German Flag Plan Adopted, Dec. 13, 1959
Brundage is Elected IOC Prexy Again
Brundage Considers Retiring, June 11, 1959
Replace Brundage as IOC President. .. .British Move
-Russians Seek to Replace Brundage, Aug. 20, 1960
-Reports Grow That Brundage Will Keep His Olympic Position,
Aug. 19, 1960
-Brundage Re-Elected By Oljrmpic Group
-Olympic Glory Gilds the City
-I.O.C. Asks Freedom of Press, Feb. 16, 1960
-Brxindage Arrives to Spur Games
-Olympic Travelers Visit La Pineta, Feb. 18, 1960
-Brundage, In Rome, Disclaims Any Desire to Resign as
Olympic President, Aug. 18, 1960
-Blyth Ice Arena is Dedicated, Feb. 18, 1960
-Hale Welcomes World
-Brundage Keeps IOC Presidency
Article: "Olympics Worth Cost" - V. X. Flaherty, March 1, 1960
Photographs : Candid Shots of Avery Brundage in Japan, including one
of Illinois Alumni Club
Clipping: UJ, SAE Leaders Hail Avery Brundage as "Great Citizen"
Newspic: Avery Brundage receiving Korean Decoration
Photographs: 4 Candid Shots of Avery Brundage in Korea
Article: THIS WEEK IN SANTA BARBARA. .. .Avery Brundage Calls It Best
as he Lauds Santa Barbara, Dec. 17, 1960
Clipping: 270 Honor Brundage at SAE Banquet
Article: "This Big Man Brundage" - Doug Gardner, 1964
Photographs: 5 Candid Shots of Avery Brundage in Japan
Article: "'Soft Yanks' Grabbed 34 Gold Medals" - Red Smith, Sept. 14, 1960
Letter: To: Avery Brundage From: Bob Kiphuth, ca, 1960
Robert J. H. Kiphuth to James F. Simms about A. Brundage,
Aug. 19, 1964
Photographs: Lady, ca. 1900
Family Group of 6, ca. 1900
Avery Brundage Signing Register in Berlin, April 14, 1965
Letter: To: Avery Brundage From: Ei Shih Chiang, June 15, 1965
Membership Cards: -Gezira Sporting Club Cairo
-Maadi Sporting and Yacht Club Cairo
Letter: Rudolf Kunert To Avery Brundage, June 21, 1965
Newspic: Of Lake Shore Drive from Brundage's Chicago Residence, 1963
Crossword Puzzle: Mr. Brundage, April 20, 1965
Photograph: Unidentified; David D. Henry and Avery Brundage at
U of Illinois social affair
Clipping: Brundage Devoted Olympic Chairman
Articles: "It's All In the Game" - T. O'Flaherty, Oct. 13, 1964
"Brundage's Concepts Upheld?" - A. Grayson, Oct. 9, 1964
Clipping: Brundage, IOC President, Arrives Today
Photograph: Avery Brundage
Newspic: Avery Brundage with Senator Everett Dirksen, Aug. 28, 1965
Clipping: Las Olimpiadas No Las Forman Las Naciones, Sino Las
Individ ualidades, Marca April 23, 1965
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Photograph: Avery Brundage and friend, 1953
Certificate of Appreciation: Chicago Klwanls Youth Foundation, 1961
Photograph: Avery Brundage, Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Farber and unidentified
couple at U of Illinois social affair
Newspic: Around the Conference Table. .. .Avery Brundage with
Nlklta Khrushchev, June 13, 1962
Clipping: "Vine aver Vomo se Prepara la Ollmplada" dljo Avery Brundage,
March 29, 1965
Newspic: Cartoon: Avery Brundage en Vlslta Official, Mar. 30, 1965
Postcard: La Metamechanlque de Tlnguely Sculpture at Lausanne, 1964
Advertisement: Order of Lincoln
Clipping: -Avery Brundage makes lawn bowling debut
Photographs: -Avery Brundage with Mrs. Brundage and two men
-Avery Brundage at Montecito Country Club
Clipping: Brundage Takes Up New Sport - Lawn Bowling, March 15, 1965
Scrapbook Number 13: Miscellaneous Pro-1945

Clippings: America's Champion, 1916
Brundage Training Is Novel, 1913
Article: By Avery Brundage: "A Sound Mind in a Sound Body" May 1919
Clippings: Brundage is '18 Star, 1919 ,5
Brundage Again Wins National Track Title, Nov, 6, 1916 1
High Athletic Honors for Avery Brundage

Brundage Wins All-Around For Third Time in Career, Sept. 24, 1918
All Around Athletes Visit Chicago, 1911
Headline: Chicago Dally Journal . BRUNDAGE ORDERS BEER headline, July 1, 19l3
10 Clippings, c£ird and letter on Crane Tech, A.A.U., handball, meetings and
Avery Brundage, 1930-32 \
All-Around Championship Great Lakes Bulletin , Sept. 24, 1918 i
Cheering Host Greets Olympic Team Visitors, Aug. 24, 1912 1
Clib Long's Peak !
Harry Gill Dinner, March 14, 1925

Avery Brundage article i n Sportsmanship , March 1929
AAU Bulletin , Jan. 1929
Avery Brundage Heads National AAU ;
Handball Dinner Program, March 24, 1925 ]
Jack Bell to Avery Brundage re U. of Illinois Stadium, |
Sept. 15, 1924 j
Clipping on handballs Avery Brundage sent to Seward, Alaska

"Applies Athletics to Business" in The Cherry Circle
Sept. 1926
AAU Prepare to Meet New Problems
"Why Die When You Graduate" by Avery Brundage in Big Ten Weekly
Jan. 14, 1926
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"The Importance of 'Fitting In' by Avery Brundage in
Personal Efficiency Aug. 1926
"Looking Forward" by Avery Brundage in The Amateur Athlete
Nov. 1932
"A Tribute to the Delays" by Avery Brundage in Franklin Field
Illustrated , April 1934
"A Salute to Olympians" by Avery Brundage in Hi-Ho , Spring 1932
"The Attitude of the AAU to the Carnegie Report" by
Avery Brundage in Sportsmanship , Jan. 1930
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Scrapbook. Number 13 (continued)
Clippings: Brundage Will Head Olympics, ca. 1930
Announcement Avery Brundage talk to Chicago Engineers,
Oct. 25, 1932
The Barbuti Case by Avery Brundage, May 1929
Nurmi is Refused Reinstatement, Brundage & lAAF, Sept. 1934
Honor "Tarzan" at Dinner, July 1932
"The Olympic Games" by Avery Brundage, March 1935
Brundage Shows Skill as a Handball Player, Nov. 25, 1933
8 clippings, 1932-35
Handball Standings
Avery Brundage Wins Singles Handball Title, May 1937
2 clippings on athletic leaders, March and July 1936
Photograpn: Avery Brundage in Ken June 30, 1938
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Clippings: Brundage Defends Self in Jarrett Case, Sept. 25, 1936

Brundage Tells U.S. Side in Olympic Tangle, May 26, 1938
German talk misinterpreted Declares Avery Brundage,
Invitations: 7 Invitations
Certificates, advertisements
Monte Carlo lottery tickets, 1938
Editorial: Article and copy of decision on H. 0. Stone bondholders
reorganization, Nov. 1935
POLITICAL
Clippings: America First Committee letterhead, principles, objectives
Peace Group Protest Haste on Draft Bill, July 29, 1940
City's Leaders Warn Against Dictated Peace, Jan. 19, 1941
6 Clippings, 2 handbills. Keep America Out of War Membership
Card, 1940-41
Avery Brundage Boomed as GOP Holds Up Slate, Dec. 17, 1942
Slates Finished for Each Party .. .Brundage Quits, Feb. 22, 1944
Ask Brundage to Run in Race against Green, Feb. 17, 1944
7 clippings on politics
Petition: For Nomination of Avery Brundage for Governor of the State of
Illinois, 1944
Clippings: Dewey-Bricker Sports Committee, 2 clippings, 1948
Avery Brundage Mentioned for Mayor of Chicago, 3 clippings, 1945
Cartoon: by J. P. McEvoy on building and athletic interests of
Clippings: Brundage Heads Grand Jury to Probe Bains, Dec. 7, 1931
Jury Ready for Bank Quiz, Dec. 8, 1931
Brundage Praises Trade Athletics, June 11, 1971
Brundage Proposes Annual "Sports Week" Be Held in Chicago
15 clippings on Sports Carnival, 1930-32
Park Leasing Condemned by Civic Advisers, ca. 1933
Civic Leaders Join War on Ruinous Tax Rates, March 10, 1939
High Taxes Called Blow to Business, March 9, 1939
8 clippings: 8 notices
Photographs: Chicago Association of Commerce election, Jan. 1940
Golf Party, Oct. 1936
Hunting
Swedish post card, Aug. 6, 1938
Avery Brundage in Miami, Dec. 8, 1934
Garmisch (3), 1936
Chicago
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BUSINESS
Avery Brundage Co . : NRA Gas Appliances and Apparatus Industry Code Authority, 1934 (3)
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NRA construction 1934 (3)
Housing Drive
Letter from Mayor Edward J. Kelly, June 10, 1935
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Homer J. Buckley, July 22, 1935
Clipping
Chicago Leisure Foundation
"The Shoreland" opening, March 1, 1926
Unltrave Engineering Company announcement, Oct. 20, 1931
"Men Who Are Making Illinois" Avery Brundage, Illinois Journal
of Commerce, July, 1926
-Sale of Ellis-Eleanor Flats Set for June 10th
-Secures Title to Madison and Lavergne Block, June 17, 1932
7 clippings and letter, 1929, 1931-35
-Avery Brundage Urges New Laws
4 clippings and letter, 1940, 1943
"Revaluing the Professions" by Avery Brundage In Builders Forum
Dec. 1936
-Olympics' Brundage Becomes Hotel Boss, Jan. 18, 1940
17 clippings, 1939-40, 1942-43
The LaSalle Hotel News, Oct. 1944
Scrapbook Number 14: Business

Letters: Thomas H. Heneage to Avery Brundage, Feb. 27, 1931
F. D. Barber, Secretary, Chicago Engineers Club to Avery Brundage,
Julian W. Curtiss, Chairman, A.G. Spalding and Bros, to
Frederick Rublen re: Avery Brundage, June 29, 1938 1
Telegrams: Avery Brundage to Romeyn Berry re: NCAA work, Dec. 28, 1936
Romeyn Berry to Avery Brundage re: NCAA presidency, Dec. 27, 1936
Article: By Avery Brundage: "Drafting the Uniform Amateur Code" Jan. 1936
Advertisement: Avery Brundage - General Contractor '
Article: Bahai Temple and Its SAE Builder - Albert Z. Horning |

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Postcard: Bahai Temple
Brochure: - General Contractor
Avery Brundage
Article: "The Model for the Bahai Temple, Chicago. .Louis J. Bourgeois,
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Architect" - J. R. Reed
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Brochures: -Jackson Towers
-Sherldan-Brompton Apartments
-Avery Brundage-General Contractor - A Story of Speed
Newsplcs: Aerial View of 23rd Street Bridge, Aug, 15, 1925
Brochures: -The Shoreland, July 1925
-1540 Lake Shore Drive, Sept. 1925
-Winter Building - Ford Plant
News pic: Torrence Avenue. .. .Ford Assembly Plant, 1951
Advertisement: Avery Brundage Company
Brpchures : -Jackson Towers
-3500 Sheridan Road
-Sherldan-Brompton Apartments
-Avery Brundage Company, 1926
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Notes: Davis Hotel Corporation, 899 Shares, June 1926
Davis Hotel Corporation, 6% Convertible Note, 1930
Shoreland Hotel, 700 Shares, June 10, 1926
with Letter from G. H. Gottschalk attached. May 25, 1925
Letter: William T. Anderson, Secretary of Chicago Trust Company
to Avery Brundage advising Avery Brundage has been elected
to Board of Directors of Chicago Trust Company, Jan. 13, 1927
Article: "Who is Avery Brundage?" - the WESTWARD Homecomer, Dec. 1926
Clippings: President Brundage (Construction Division Association)
Suggests a Nationwide Membership Campaign, Feb. 1927
Avery's "Bar" Story, Dec. 1927
President Brundage (CDA) Will Not Oppose Holding Meeting
in N.Y., Dec. 1927
Letter to CDA from Avery Brundage
Menu: Of American Division Assoc. Annual Dinner-Dance Program,
Feb. 11, 1928
Brochure: 3800 Sheridan Road
Articles: From: Engineering and Contracting..
"Construction Time Saved in Winter by Modern Methods"
Avery Brundage Company, Feb. 1928
From: Union Steel... "A Better Job In Less Time"
(Avery Brundage Company)
Advertisements: Avery Brundage Company (In Greek), May 3, 1930
Avery Brundage Company, May 14, 1931
Clippings: Rothschilds Loop Project Revised. .Avery Brundage Gets Award
.
for Top Addition to State, Jackson Store, July 7, 1931

Lets Contracts for Rothschild Store Addition, July 7, 1931
Newsplc: $200,000 Remodeling Job Completed (Chicago Riding Club),
Jan. 16, 1937, Feb. 1942
Advertisement :
Avery Brundage Company, May 1938
Scrapbook Number 15: Olympic Diplomas

Diploma: Xth Olympiad, Los Angeles, 1932
Certificate: New York World's Fair, 1939
Diploma Les Jeux Olymplques d'Hiver Saint-Moritz, 1948
Invitation: To Attend: XIV Olympiad, London, 1948
Dipj-omas : Sextos Juegos Deportlvos Centro-Americanos y del Caribe, 1950
XV Olympia Helsinki, 1952
Certificate: United States Olympic Association, 1956
Diplomas : VII Giochi Ollmpicl Invernali Cortina, 1956
Olympic Games, Melbourne, 1956
V Juegos Deportlvos Centroamerlcanos y del Caribe, 1946
Invitation: To Attend: Special West African Games, October, 1960
Photographs: Dinner Given in Honor of Count M. Soyeshima, Japan IOC Member,
May 19, 1937
Of U. S. Olympic Team (Track and Field), 1912
Seal: Of American Olympic Committee
Photographs: 6 Photographs of IOC Officials
Of Jack E. Lovelock Setting World's Record for One Mile Run
at Oxford 4 min 07.6 sec, July 15, 1933
Print: Of "Our Lady of the Sports" at Royal Ontario Museum of
Archaeology
Clipping: La Baronne de Coubertln entre aujourd'hui dans sa lOOe Annee
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Pindaric Ode: By Byrd Mock THE OLYMPIC GAMES
Article: "On the Olympic Games" by the Metropolitan Museum of Art
(Pictures of Greek Art depicting Sports)
Print: Of Greek Games
Photographs: Of 1948 Stadium during Olympic Games, London
Of 1940 VICTORY STAMP
Clipping: Team Games are Necessary in Ol3nnplcs
Article: "Olympic Dreams Come True" - C. A. Bush, May 21, 1936
Photographs: of Greek Team to Olympic Games
of Greek Arena
of Winter Games - Saint Moritz
of Zatopek Running 5,000 Meter
General View of Olympia
of Medal Struck for 1896 Oljmipic Games
of Greek Statues - Nike and Hermes
Clipping: Marathon Race description and route, July 25, 1908
Invitation: To Avery Brundage to Attend:
Los Concur son y Fiestas que Tendran Lugan en Caracas
December 5-21, 1951
Diplomas: Olympic Games, Berlin, 1936
Los Angeles, 1932
Innsbruck, 1964
IV" Jogos Pan-Americanos, 1963
Glochi Delia XVII Olympiade, Roma, 1960 (2)
Innsbruck, 1964
New York World's Fair, 1964-65
Photographs: American Oljrmplc Committee Officials, Bushnell, Brundage,
Wilson, Van Camp, 1948
Shah of Iran with President Elsenhower
Avery Brundage, G. T. Kir by. Major General Kir by - at
Wembley Stadium
U.S. Team (Winter) in Oslo
U.S. Team Entering Stadium, London, 1948
St. Moritz Olympic Games (Winter), 1948 (2)
Scrapbook Number 43: De Young Museum Vote

This scrapbook was presented to Mr. Brundage by the City of San Francisco and
is broken down into ten categories. On the back page of each categoric
presentation various other Items relevant to the de Young Museum have been affixed.
Poster: WORLD TREASURE - OURS FOR THE VOTING - VOTE YES ON A
Clippings: An $18,000,000 Bargain on the Ballot, June 5, 1960
Oriental Art Gets Cleanup, May 2, 1960
Art Lovers All? No One Opposes Prop. A.
$5,000,000 Gift to San Francisco Called Of f. .Brundage Cancels
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Gift of Art to San Francisco, Sept. 11, 1958

San Francisco in Strong Bid for Brundage Art, Sept. 11, 1958
Editorial: A Priceless Gift, Sept. 10, 1958
CATEGORY: PLAN OF CAMPAIGN (Oct. 22, 1959)
Clipping: City Nears Accord on Oriental Art for Museum, April 7, 1959
Editorial: Magnificent Gift to San Francisco, April 9, 1959
Clippings: San Francisco Step Nearer Art Collection, April 7, 1959
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CATEGORY: PLAN OF CAMPAIGN (continued)
Clippings: City Maneuvering for Brundage Art Collection, Apr. 7, 1959
Brundage's Art to Get San Francisco Home, April 7, 1959
$12,000,000 Brundage Art Collection Given to 'Frisco, June 4, 1959
Article: "Brundage Art Will Go To West Coast" - Edith Weigle, July 1, 1959
Clipping: $12,000,000 Asian Art Gift For San Francisco Gets Supervisor's OK-
Greatest Collection in Western World, April 2, 1959
CATEGORY: PUBLIC OPINION SURVEY on Brundage Art Collection, Dec. 1959
Clippings: Showplace for Treasure, Aug. 10, 1959
Brundage Art Value Set At $15,000,000, July 2, 1959
Articles: "Brundage Art Magazine Feature" - Litti Paulding, Dec. 4, 1959
"Home for Chinese Art?" - A. J. Bloomfield, Jan. 5, 1960
Clipping: City Hall Readies Bid for Rare Art, April 3, 1959
Editorial: San Francisco To Get The Brundage Art Collection, Feb. 19, 1960
CATEGORY: COMMITTEE ORGANIZATION AND ENDORSEMENTS - SLIDE FILM PRESENTATION
Clippings: Samples of Brundage Art to Go On Display May 8, March 31, 1960
Committee OK's Cut In Art Bond Issue, Feb. 11, 1960
Brundage Unworried by Art Cut, Feb. 11, 1960
Editorial: The Brundage Art, Feb. 13, 1960
Clippings: Brundage Signs Art Gift Pact
$18,000,000 Art Collection for San Francisco, March 29, 1960
CATEGORY: CAMPAIGN MATERIALS
Clippings: 'Frisco Seeks Our Art Collection. Chicago Daily News Apr. 13,1960
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Phones To Jingle for San Francisco Prop. A

University Head Lauds Art Bonds
Newspic: Treasure for San Francisco
CATEGORY: ADVERTISING MEDIA AND DISPLAYS
Clipping: Oriental Art Gets a Preview, May 15, 1960
Article: "Brundage" - Blanche Burnett
Clippings: Chinatown Aid Pledged for Oriental Art Bonds
Record Crowds See Asian Art, May 25, I960
1,500 At City Hall Pay Tribute to Brundage, May 12, 1960
Retail Merchants Back New de Young Museum Wing, May 11, 1960
CATEGORY: '
MR. AVERY BRUNDAGE'S VISIT TO SAN FRANCISCO, May 6-11, 1960
Clippings: San Francisco Previews Famed Art Treasures, May 10, 1960
The Brundage Preview, May 10, 1960
Lectures on Brundage Collection, May 12, 1960
Article: "Famed Brundage Jades Washed by Expert" - A Fried
CATEGORY: PUBLICITY - SPECIAL EVENTS
Clipping: Youth Endorses Prop. A., May 9, 1960
Editorials: A is for Art
For the Brundage Art
Clippings: Brundage Gifts Could Make San Francisco A Center of Oriental Art
From Missouri? See Brundage Sample
CATEGORY: PUBLICITY AND EDITORIALS
Clippings: Look At Treasure, May 10, 1960
8,000 More Hike Brundage Crowds to 96,900
Brundage Art for San Francisco Still Growing, May 7, 1960
"Police Day" at Brundage Art
Editorial: Brundage Collection, May 21, 1960
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CATEGORY: PUBLICITY AND EDITORIALS (continued)
Clipping: Mayor in Plea for Art Bonds
Editorial: The Brundage Art
Fortune Slip: From Fortune Cookies: "Thank You, Mr. Brundage"
Article: "The Vanguard of tne Brundage Collection" - Photographic
Display from San Francisco News Magazine
CATEGORY: PROP. A. WINS - THANK YOU MR. BRUNDAGEI
Clippings: $18,000,000 in Oriental Art Uncrated
Nearly 100 Groups Backing Art Bonds, May 31, 1960
Editorial: A Priceless Treasure, May 1960
Clipping: Art for Their Sake, May 28, 1960
Editorial: Brundage Collection A Gem to Add to San Francisco Treasures,
May 19, 1960
Clipping: Prop. A. Wins
Editorial: Light Vote Perils Brundage Bonds, June 2, 1960
Article: "City Almost Lost Brundage Art" - A Bloomfield, June 14, 1960
Clipping: First Crates Arrive
Scrapbook Number 103

22 clippings on controversies over the ownership, administration, development
and care of the Avery Brundage Collection of Oriental Art at the
M. H. de Young Museum in San Francisco, Jan. -June, 1967
120 page photostat copy of newspaper clipping publicity relating to the

June 11, 1966 opening of the Brundage Collection of Oriental Art, 1965 -
Sept. 30, 1966
Photograph Album 104

311 snapshots of Brundage family scenes, largely of Edward J. Brundage 's
children (Edward J., Margaret G. , Robert V. and Jacqueline L.) and
aunts and uncles.
From #38 to #311, there are many photographs of family, dogs, dinners,
automobiles, swimming and boating scenes at "Oakland," Edward J. Brundage 's
residence at Twjn Lakes, Michigan.
From #91 to #127, there are many railroad, town and river valley scenes
from the Campbell, Steuben County region in New York.
#8 89-90, 143 and 149-153 are travel scenes in Great Britain.
#s 154-163, 165-67
The scrapbook includes two photographs of Chester L. Brundage (brother of

Avery Brundage) and several of grandmother Maria Armstrong Brundage -
detailed listing in album.
Scrapbook 105
Photograph album presented to Avery Brundage with the compliments of the
Japanese Olympic Committee and the Japan Amateur Sports Association,
April 19, 1974, including photographs at the third Asian Games (1958),
the 18th Olympic Games (1964), Sapporo Olympic Day (1968) and the
11th Olympic Winter Games (1972), in a 33x36x6 wooden box.
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Color "Springtime in Japan" Photograph Album presented to Mr. and Mrs.
Avery Brundage with the compliments of Sogan Tsukamoto as a memento of
an April 5-23, 1974 visit, 26 pages, in cardboard box 35x36x6.

London, June 11, 1963 9
Dover to Ostende on a Belgian boat, June 14, 1963 6
Rouen, Grand Hotel d' Inglaterre, June 15, 1963 7
Chartres, June 15, 1963 5
Paris Notre Dame & Louvre, 1966 8
Biois, June 16, 1963 6
Amboise, June 16, 1963 11
Vichy, Hotel Ambassadeurs , June 17, 1963 12
Avignon, June 17, 1963 6
Valence, Restaurant "Le Pic", June 17, 1963 1
"
Antibes, "Le Bonne Auberge", June 18, 1963 1
Aix en Provence, Hotel "Roy Rene", June 18, 1963 1
Switzerland, 1966 9
Nice, June 21, 1963 6
Beaulieu, "Hotel de la Reserve," June 19, 1963 10
Garden 9
Monaco, June 20, 1963 8
Alazzio-San Remo, Italy, June 20, 1963 4
Les Alpes, June 21, 1963 7
English towns 15
June 21, 1963 6
Aix le Bains, Hotel Splendid-Royal-Excelsior, June 21, 1962 2
Auxerre, June 22, 1963 3
Paris, June 23, 1963 16
Les Invalides, June 23, 1963 3
8
in wooden and silver decorated Iranian album 38x23x4

"Mister Brundage Mr Erimerung an die XI Olympischen Splele 1936
Leni Reifenstahl"
Greek scenes 2
Olympic torchbearer 3
Field events 2
Track 7
Women' s field 2
Basketball 1
Pole vault 5
Marathon 5
Rowing 2
Sailing 3
Olympic flame 1

"Leni Reifenstahl", 1936
Olympic Village
Field Events
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Track 2
Women's gymnastics 2
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Men's 3
Equestrian 4
Polo 1
Swimming 5
uiving 9
Olympic flame 1
Light dome over stadium 2
Reifenstahl and Tschammer U. Osten 1
Reifenstahl editing 1
Box 324:
American Fellowship Forum, The Forum Observer , 1940
Apartment, 3314 Sheridan Road, 1941
Awards and Memorials, 1963, 1966-67, 1971, 1975
British Museum Publications, 1937-38
Chicago Tribune editorials, 1939-43
Dennis, Lawrence The Weekly Foreign Letter 1940-42
,
Fair Play for American Athletes, 1935

Financial Publications, 1936, 1941
General clippings
German War Documents, 1940
The Herald , Lake Geneva, Wis., 1941
International relations clippings, 1939-41
Jenkins, Newton, publications, 1940
Box 325 ;
Labor clippings
Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1935-37
Olympics, 8th Olympiad, Paris, postcards, 1924
11th Berlin & Garmisch, 1936
Oriental Art, postcards
Passports, 1924, 1934, 1939, 1945, 1950, 1954, 1958, 1962, 1967
Reprints, 1940-41
Saturday Evening Post , 1940-41
H. 0. Stone & Co., Report of Comm. for Protection of Holders of
1st Mortgage bonds, 1931
Unitrave Engineering Co.
Univ. of Illinois, 1906-08
War in Europe, reprints, 1939-41
War propaganda, 1936-43
Box 326: Travel, Alaska-Hungary

Alaska
Argentina
Austria
Bermuda
Bolivia
Brazil
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Cambodia
Chile
China
Egypt
France
Germany
Greece
Hongkong
Hungary
Box 327 ;
Travel, Italy-Uruguay
Italy
Japan
Mexico
Norway
Peru
Poland
South America
Sweden
Thailand
U.S.S.R.
United Kingdom
Uruguay
Box 328 ; Book Notes and Sources

Miscellaneous Notes, 1934-65
Articles, 1952, 1966-68
Speeches and Articles, 1946, 1955, 1961-70
Book Notes, Miscellaneous, 1942-43, 1953, 1961-62 and clippings "to be sorted"
1944-48, 1956, 1967-70, (2 folders), 1956-70
Book chapters, use for, 1970
Quotations, Book Notes on Amateurism, 1969
Memoranda for Book, 1970-71
"Items for insertion" Notes, 1971
Manuscript Notes, 1971-72
Box 329; Book Notes and Sources

El Sol de Mexico article and interviews, 1968
Heroes, Notes
Klein, Hans - press chief, Olympic Organizing Committee,
editorial correspondence for The Challenge (Munich, 1972), 1971-72
Neutrality and World War II clippings, 1936-41
Olympic and Autobiographical Book notes
Olympics notes, 1943, 1949, 1956-57, 1969-70
reprints and statements, 1917-69
letters and interview, 1970-71
Pedro Ramirez Vazquez (4/13/70)
Hugh Randall (4/30/70)
Juan Hernandez Petit (6/17/70)
Olympics Games notes, manuscripts, clippings, statements, 1948-59
/movement, 1935, 1943, 1953, 1958
Olympic Sports, book notes and correspondence, 1939, 1956, 1963, 1966-67
Physical Education and condition clippings, 1942-56
Russia clippings, 1955-56
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Box 329 (continued)
Speech, draft of, June 9, 11, 1971

Sport in USA notes
Sport philosophy quotations, 1948-61
Sports manuscripts and notes, 1948-70
notes and clippings for books, 1964-66
Box 330 : Book Manuscripts, Notes and Sources

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Box 332: Important Letters to and from Avery Brundage, Volume 1

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Herbert Hoover, 10th Olympiad - financing U.S. team, April 15, 1931
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Honorary president of AOC, Oct. 9, 1933
Harry Truman, London Oljrmpics, Nov. 7, 1947
To Harry S. Truman - Financing Olympics, August 28, 1947
To Harry S. Truman - solicits letter, Oct. 27, 1951
Harry Truman - endorses Olympics, Nov. 10, 1951
To Harry Truman - National Olympic Week, March 18, 1952
To Harry Truman - June 21 television appearance, June 5, 1952
To Dwight Eisenhower - Olympic support, Oct. 19, 1953
Dwight D. Eisenhower - Best wishes, Nov. 23, 1953
Dwight D. Eisenhower - American site, June 17, 1955
Dwight D. Eisenhower - AAU Convention (copy), Nov. 26, 1955
Dwight D. Eisenhower to Richard Daley Re Pan-American Games (copy), Aug. 17, 1957
Dwight D. Eisenhower - Thanks for 27th Olympiad program, Sept. 14, 1960
Ricnard Nixon - Congratulations on AAU Veterans Award, Jan. 31, 1970
Foreign Heads of State
T. G. Son Tamm - King of Sweden will receive Avery Brundage on
Feb. 28, 1952, Feb. 21, 1952
To King Haakon VII - Order of St. Olaf, Norwegians in Winter Games,
Oct. 4, 1952
John of Luxembourg - Best wishes, June 11, 1952
Robert G. Menzies - Friendly wishes, Jan. 31, 1957
Robert Menzies - Thanks for congratulations, April 14, 1963
Constantine of. Greece - Proposes Vice Admiral Pyrros Lappas for I.O.C.
May 2, 1965
Jose Antonio Elola-Olaso - Audience with Franco on July 14, 1965,
Leopold S&dar Senghor - President of Senegal on sport, Nov. 5, 1965*
Constantine of Greece - IOC subcommittee appointments, March 5, 1966
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz - Preparation for 19th Olympiad, Nov. 15, 1966
Constantine of Greece - Christmas card
Gustave Diaz Ordaz - Benefits of 19th Olympics, Dec. 26, 1968*
President of AAU and American Oljrmpic Association
Frank H. Purinton - Recruiting Avery Brundage for Bates College
football, Oct. 2, 1916*, Oct. 12, Nov. 5, 1916
To Charles J. Moynihan - Amateurism, Jan. 31, 1927
To Editor of Daily Illini - George Huff, Oct. 31, 1928
Thomas H. Heneage - AAU Presidency, Nov. 21, 1928
C. 0. Childs - AAU Presidency, Nov. 21, 1928
Edward Clifford - AAU Presidency, Nov. 21, 1928
Dorothy Folsom - AAU Presidency, Nov. 25, 1928
Justavus T. Kirby - AAU Presidency, Nov. 20, 1928
" "
Julian S. Myrick - , Dec. 1, 1928
" "
Forrest C. Allen - , Dec. 17, 1928
Jeremiah T. Mahoney - AAU Policy, May 10, 1929*
To J. T. Mahoney, May 14, 1929
L. di. Benedetto -
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President of AAU and American Olympic Association (continued)
G. C. Wolterding - Brundage Testimonial dinner, Sept. 16, 1929
" " "
Charles V. Barrett , Sept. 16, 1929
" " "
E. J. Geiger , Sept. 16, 1929
" " "
Harry N. Grut , Sept. 17, 1929
" " "
Thomas H. Heneage , Sept. 23, 1929
Sheldon Clark - AAU presidency, Nov. 21, 1928
Guy Stollenwerck - Support for Avery Brundage
Brutus Hamilton - AAU & NCAA; Kansas Relays, Dec. 17, 1929*
To Brutus Hamilton - amateur sports, Jan. 9, 1930
William C. Rose - AAU, Dec. 31, 1929
Douglas MacArthur - AAU, March 12, 1930
George T. Hepbron - AAU presidency, Nov. 19, 1930
" "
J. Roger Flannery - , Nov. 19, 1930
" "
William M. Garland ., Nov. 21, 1930
L. Di Benedetto - AAU; Southern Association Oljrmpic Committee, Nov. 28, 1930
T. Morris Dunne - Pacific Northwest Assoc. -AAU, Dec. 10, 1930
" " "
To T. Morris Dunne , Dec. 16, 1930*
P. J. Molloy, Jan. 7, 1931
Richard S. Folsom - A. A. Stagg, March 2, 1931
To Emmet t Toppino - Track team representing U.S., July 6, 1931
Cecil M. P. Cross - South African track visit (copy), Sept. 17, 1931
To Cecil M. P. Cross - U.S. track team, Oct. 15, 1931
Fred W. Green to Daniel J. Ferris - proposes Avery Brundage for
Sullivan Medal, Oct. 31, 1931
Henry G. Lapham - AAU affairs and Oljrmpics, June 11, 1932
Henry F. Schulte - congratulations - AAU Presidency, Sept. 6, 1932
To " " " -
Thanks, Sept. 14, 1932
Palmer E. Pierce - Congratulations, Nov. 25, 1932
" " " - Thanks, Nov.
To 28, 1932
Henry Field - Erfiibit of man's physical characteristics, Jan. 24, 1933
Floyd A. Rowe - Northeastern Ohio AAU support, Nov. 13, 1933
John C. Grover - Stay on as AAU President, Nov. 15, 1933
To " " " - Thanks, Nov. 18, 1933
Robert J. Gray - 10th Olympiad congratulations, Nov. 23, 1933
Amos A. Stagg - Congratulations, Nov. 28, 1933
Bill Rose - Congratulations, Dec. 1, 1933
J. Rogers Flannery - AAU appointments, Jan. 12, 1934
Thomas J. Reilley, May 18, 1934
R. S. Marshall - AAU and amateurism. May 19, 1934
" " - Thanks, May 22, 1934
To
P. J. Byrne - Century of Progress sports committee, April 24, 1934
To Harry Gill - Re Gill's coaching and retirement, July 18, 1934
William F. Humphrey - San Francisco Olympic Club criticism, July 20, 1934
"
July 31 & Octi 15, 1934
To Amos A. Staff - Compliments, Oct. 8, 1934
Amos A. Stagg -
Thanks, Oct. 25, 1934
To State Department - Track Team in Norway, Nov. 12, 1934
Howard B. Hare - AAU and college, Dec. 11, 1934
Robert T. H. Kiphuth - AAU Work of Avery Brundage, Dec. 14, 1934
" " - Thanks, Dec. 17, 1934
To
Basil N. H. Bousios - Greek contribution to Sport, Dec. 11, 1934
" " " " " " "
To , Feb. 11, 1935
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President of AAU and American Olympic Association (continued)
A.E. Lund - Support of A.O.C., Jan. 16, 1935
John A. Remon - Washington Regatta, Jan. 7, 1935
William M. Garland - Sullivan award congratulations, Jan. 19, 1935
Aaron M. Frank - Pacific Northwest, amateurism, Berlin games, Feb. 8, 1935
Daniel J. Ferris - AAU & Jewish question, Jan. 16, 1935
C. W. Streit - Congratulations, Feb. 9, 1935
Frederick W. Luehring - NCAA presidency, Feb. 18, 1935
John H. Finley - Recreation meeting, May 8, 1935
Ray L. Barker - Berlin support, Oct. 25, 1935
"
To " - Thanks, Nov. 11, 1935
Amos A. Stagg - Scout award; west coast athletics. May 30, 1935
" " -
To Thanks, June 10, 1935
R. William Jones - Avery Brundage on Basketball Federation Board,
Nov. 23, 1935
W. Hunt Hall - Berlin Olympic games & Jewish Opposition, Dec. 10, 1935*
To " " -
Thanks, Jan. 14, 1936
H. W. Janssen - Opposition to Berlin Olympics in New York, Dec. 10, 1935*
" -
To Thanks, Jan. 14, 1936
Philip G. Tormay - Opposition to Berlin Olympics, Dec. 12, 1936
" " -
To Thanks, Jan. 13, 1936
W.M.L. Fiske - Bobsledder resigns, Dec. 16, 1935*
" " -
To Response, Dec. 19, 1935
John L. Griffith - AAU presidency; NCAAA; financing, Dec. 20, 1935
" " - Thanks, Jan. 3, 1936
To
Fred Schmertz - Millrose Games, Dec. 16, 1935
Manon H. Miller - Billy Vandiver for wrestling committee, Dec. 26, 1935
Volume 2
As president of USOC and vice president of IOC
Frank G. McCormlck - AAU & Olympics, March 17, 1936
Fred Strauss - Jewish attitude on Berlin Games, March 24, 1936
To Dee Boeckmann - women's track, Oct. 28, 1936
J. Rogers Flannery - Greetings, handball, Nov. 3, 1936
Frank Kurtz - Reinstatement, Mar. 25, 1936
C. W. Judd - Chicagy Assoc, of Commerce talk, April 23, 1936
Ralph 0. Chick - Introduces H. Lee Hanson, June 19, 1936
Richmond P. Hobson - N. Y. Olympic Committee, July 16, 1936
Floyd S. Field - Berlin Olympics, July 7, 1936
To Ralph 0. Chick - Jew-Communist opposition, June 24, 1936
Coleman Clark - Berlin Olympics Support, Aug. 3, 1936
To " " -
Thanks, Oct. 2, 1936
M. L. Royer - Support in Mrs. E. Holm Jarrett dismissal, Aug. 21, 1936
John S. Farrington - Support for Berlin Olympics, Aug. 24, 1936
To " " - Thanks, Oct. 2, 1936
L. A. Henry - Support, Aug. 27, 1936
To " " - Thanks, Oct. 2, 1936
John C. Grover - Thanks, Sept. 6, 1936
" " -
To Thanks, Oct. 23, 1936
William J. Bingham - Support for Olympic Stand, Sept. 29, 1936
Adirondack Association - Support, Oct. 5, 1936
L. W. Olds - Athletic directors' support, Oct. 5, 1936
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As president of USOC and vice president of IOC (continued)
To L. W. Olds - Thanks, Oct. 27, 1936
Dee Boeckmann - women's track team, Oct. 26, 1936
To Editor Chicago Tribune - America and Germany, Oct. 16, 1936
Jocelyn Magrath - Congratulations, Nov. 13, 1936
To " " - Thanks, Nov. 23, 1936
Herbert S. Houston - Support of A.O.C., Nov. 21, 1936
To William M. Leonard - Olympic committee, Nov. 18, 1936
To Pierre Lorillard - Support, Nov. 23, 1936
E. C. Hayes - Financial support of A.O.C., Dec. 1, 1936
Romeyn Berry - NCAA Committee, Dec. 29, 1936
To " " -
Thanks, Feb. 2, 1937
Romeyn Berry - Avery Brundage for NCAA president, Dec. 29, 1937*
William M. Garland - W. J. Bingham's resignation, June 14, 1938
James H. Cunningham - German greetings from Berlin, Aug. 12, 1938*
Harry L. Gill - Sporting goods endorsements, Oct. 12, 1938
To " " - Track coach Lawson Robertson, Oct. 26, 1938
Gustavus T. Kirby - Congratulations, March 29, 1939
- West Point
Douglas MacArthur Gym quote (copy), April 18, 1939
(original in scrapbook)
Gibbons Uffendell - Support, April 6, 1940
Charles Evans - Friendship, July 20, 1940
A, C. Gilbert - AAU, metric system, amateurism, Dec. 26, 1940
To Clarence F. Lea - Support for HR 4471 & 2 and SR 1518&9, May 21, 1941
" " " " "
W.M. Garland to Lea - May 21, 1941
" " " " "
To James Van Zandt - May 24, 1941
James E. Van Zandt - Progress of bills, May 28, 1941
To George A. Paddock - Support of HR 4471 & 2, June 2, 1941
" " "
To Van Zandt - June 2, 1941
To 6 officials - Participation in Buenos Aires Pan-American Games,
March 13, 1942
" " " "
To Press - Withdrawal from , Apr. 18, 1942
" " " "
To 7 officials - Bad effects of Apr. 18, 1942
,
Release on US of A Sports Federation (USASF), Oct. 7, 1942

Romeyn Berry - End of American Olympic Association, Nov. 19, 1942
William M. Garland - Suggests Avery Brundage as a speaker, Dec. 28, 1942
Release on USASF in wartime, April 21, 1943 ;
V. L. Sherman - Congratulations, July 26, 1945 I
To " " -
Thanks, July 30, 1945 j
M. Sprenling - Testimonial, July 14, 1945 i
Henry W. Clark - postwar military athletics, Dec. 29, 1945 ;
C. L. Brownell - Decathlon Study, Aug, 8, 1946 j
Clarence F. Lea - HR 4471 & 4472, May 26, 1946

To Floyd A. Rowe from C. H. HcCloy - Decathlon tables, Aug. 16, 1946*
Floyd A. Rowe - Decathlon tables, Sept. 26, 1946
Gustavus T. Kirby - Congratulations, Sept. 26, 1946
W. Boland - American track men in New Zealand, Feb. 14, 1947
Gustavus Kirby - Congratulations, July 29, 1947
Ernst Jokl to Sigfrid EdstrHm - IOC-Plans, research, Sept. 19, 1947
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Ernst Jokl - physical education study conference, Nov. 19, 1947*

To James Forrestal - Support for USOC, March 27, 1948
" " "
To George Marshall , March 27, 1948
Frank G. McCormick - USO Olympic team. May 19, 1948
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As president of USOC and vice president of IOC (continued)
To State Department - Intl. Congress of Physical Education and
Rehabilitation, May 10, 21, June 2, 1948
To W. Stuart Symington - USAF and IOC, June 9, 1948
To Arthur Gordon - Anti-Olympics Study in Cosmopolitan , July 13, 1948
John S. Knight - Olympic track and field tryouts, July 16, 1948
" "
To " " " "
, July 10, 1948
Charles A. Horrworth, July 30, 1948
Douglas - Olympic team in London, Aug. 20, 1948
To Joseph Bauers - Greek Olympics, Dec. 27, 1948
To Arthur Vandenberg - Detroit's application, Feb. 1, 1949
Tribute to Harry Gill, Sept. 15, 1949
J. Efrain Molina Flores - Guatemala greetings, Jan. 3, 1950
Gustavus T. Kirby - Praise, Jan. 15, 1950
To Marion Todt - Track competition & hart, March 14, 1950
Donald Cook to Daniel Ferris - U. S. track team in Sweden, March 17, 1950
Edward J. Sparks - IOC and West Germany, June 30, 1950
"
To " " " " "
, June 24, 1950
Kenneth L. Wilson - Amateurism, Nov. 6, 1950*
Edward W. Barrett - Pan-American Games in Argentina, Jan. 2, 1951
Al Stump to Aiogust Lenninger - Olympic article, Jan. 4, 1951
Lawrence J. Johnson - German membership on IFs, Jan. 30, 1951
George P. Marshall - Pan American Games, March 1, 1951
" " " " "
To , April 5, 1951
To Secretary of State - Cooperation with IOC, August 1, 1951
James E. Webb -
Thanks, August 17, 1951
John T. McGovern - Congratulation, Oct. 2, 1951
Edward W. Barrett - 1932 Olympic Games, Oct. 16, 1951
Jimmy Jemail - Greatest Athlete? Oct. 22, 1951
"
To " - Robert Mathias and Jesse Owens, Nov. 1, 1951
Nov. 28, 1951
AAU release - handball, Oct. 24, 1951
To Edward Barrett -
Olympic participation, Oct. 27, 1951
Asa S. Bushnell - U.S.O.A., Nov. 20, 1951
Thomas R. Nickels - State Dept. Olympic publicity, Aug. 21, Sept. 4, Nov. 21,
Dec. 5, 1951
To Thomas R. Nickels - Article, Aug. 28, Nov. 16, 1951
J. Lee Barrett - Congratulations, Jan. 25, 1952
To " " - Thanks, Jan, 30, 1952
Samuel A. Greeley - Congratulations, Feb. 4, 1952
To " " - Thanks, March 25, 1952
Thomas E. Dewey release - N. Y. State C.O.G., March 11, 1952
William D. Hassett - National Olympic Week, March 28, 1952
Lawrence Deever - Track meet, April 2, 1952
James E. Van Zandt - National Olympic Week, April 28, 1952
F. L. Hunter - Compliment, June 12, 1952
To U.S. Delegation to 15th Olympiad - Finnish views, July 7, 1952
Gus Kirby - Compliments, July 17, 1952
Sawyer - Invite Mr. and Mrs. Qnil Zatopek to U.S., Aug. 6, 1952
To Gustavus Sawyer - Response, Aug. 21, 1952
Gardiner Blackman - California Olympians Welcome, Sept. 18, 1952
Gustavus T. Kirby - Re Gustavus T. Kirby to Eric Von Freckell about
de Coubertin, Aug. 18, 1952
To Gustavus T. Kirby - 01yiq>ic Games, Sept. 24, 1952
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Tracy Jaeckel - Seasons Greetings, 1953

Dr. G. Randolph Manning - Congratulations on election as President, Jan. 19, 1953
Carl Diem, Sporthochschule Koln - Congratulations on article "Die Welt",
Jan. 11, 1953
Walter A. Brown - AAU Fund Raising Campaign, May 22, 1953
Vinnia Farell - Appreciation, Aug. 11, 1953
James Macfarland - Interview by Voice of America in Frankfurt, Sept. 15, 1953
Raymond S. Richmond - Thank you for interview, Oct. 27, 1953
Gustavus T. Kirby - Praise, Dec. 1, 1953
Samuel A. Greeley - Avery Brundage resignation as head of AOC, Dec. 1, 1953
Asa S. Bushnell - USOA resignation, Dec. 2, 1953
Kenney E. Williamson - Congratulations on 25 years USOC, Dec. 2, 1953
H. T. Friermood, YMCA National Council - Congratulations on 25years USOC,
Dec. 3, 1953
Frederic Coudert - Congratulations on 25 years USOC, Dec. 15, 1953
Merritt A. Edson, Natl. Rifle Assoc. - Congrulations on 25 USOC, Jan. 5, 1954
Otto Mayer, Comite IOC - Report on Per Sport article, Feb. 16, 1954
Harold E. Rowland to E. L. Wilaon - Helsinki Olympics, Aug. 30, 1954
Harold I. Austad - Gratitude of The New Zealand Olympic & British Empire
Games Association, Sept. 29, 1954
Olga Bronson - Avery Brundage talk before Commonwealth Club of California,
Oct. 18, 1954
Irene Pierson, The Illini Union - Thank you for contribution to annual 100 Banquet,
Nov. 18, 1954
I
Fred L. Steers - Congratulations on talk before Rotary Club, Nov. 30, 1954 ?
Harold Kissick, Dept. of State - Transmitting invitation received from

Embassy of Mexico. Dec. 14, 1954
Avery Brundage to Dept. of State - Thank you i
Arthur Steinhaus, George Williams College - Congratulations on talk before '1
Rotary Club, Dec. 6, 1954 |

Del A. Smith, Detroit Councilman to The Economic Club of Detroit - Request
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1
for copy of Avery Brundage speech, Feb. 8, 1955 ^
The Economic Club of Detroit - Thank you for speech "What I Saw During Three
Weeks Behind The Iron Curtain", Feb. 10, 1955
Harold Howland to Daniel Ferris AAU - Good will tours of American athletes,
i>Iar. 4, 1955
Organization of Pan Am Sports - Appointment as Honorary President, Mar. 23, 1955

Arthur Steinhaus, George Williams - Conferring honorary LL.D. Degree, Apr. 28, 1955
Henry Leverich, Balkan Affairs - Transmitting article "The Hungarian Sporting
Scene", May 23, 1955
John Marshall Butler, U.S. Senator - Closing remarks on 1956 Olympic Games,
July 25, 1955
Avery Brundage to John Marshall Butler - Thank you, Aug. 2, 1955
Adm. Asst. to Senator Butler - Acknowledgment, Aug. 4, 1955
J^ W. Marden, U.S. Navy - Request for films on winter games in Cortina,
Mar. 16, 1956
Victor Purse, Acting Chief of Protocol Dept. of State - Rules re: American
flag usage at Games, Mar. 19, 1956
Avery Brundage to Dept. of State - Request for ruling on above, Feb. 28, 1956
Sig. Gaudenzi - American Flag matter. May 2, 1956
Staff Member, U.S. Senate - Request for statement re: Russian professionalism,
Apr. 10, 1956
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as President I.O.C.
Avery Brundage to Staff Member Thurston, U.S. Senate - Forwarding above,

Apr. 13, 1956
Frank. Dennis, U.S. Information Agency - Propaganda Problems, Feb. 27, 1956
Frank Dennis, U.S. Information Agency - Sending N.Y. Times article. Mar. 15, 1956
Avery Brundage to Frank Dennis - Times clipping, Apr. 23, 1956
Julien J. Soubiran, N.Y. Athletic Club - Appreciation for remarks, July 10, 1956
Avery Brundage to Dept. of State - Comments on letter published in Sports
Illustrated . July 18, 1956
Harold How land, Dept. of State - Acknowledgment of above, July 23, 1956
Avery Brundage to Dept. of State - Good Will for United States, July 23, 1956
Dept. of State - Swedish Olympic Committee Problem, July 30, 1956
Ferenc Mezo - Book on Olympics, Aug. 10, 1956
C. Irving Benson, Central Mission, Melbourne - Thank you for address, Nov. 19, 1956
Arthur S. Lamb, McGill U-Montreal - Congratulations on amateurism stand, Nov. 22,
1956
Avery Brundage to Arthur S. Lamb - Thank you, Nov. 28, 1956
Caesar Minasi, Queensland - Commendation of Avery Brundage leadership of Olympics,
ilov. 25, 1956
Avery Brundage to Caesar Minasi - Thank you, Nov. 29, 1956
Frank M. Karsten, Congressman - Legislation on Olympics, Dec. 12, 1956
Avery Brundage to Frank M. Karsten, Congressman - Legislation on Olympics,
Nov. 23, 1956
Dulles via U.S. Consul, Melbourne - Congratulations of Eisenhower and
good luck, Dec. 8, 1956
Jose Pontes - Best wishes, Dec. 22, 1956
Avery Brundage to Frank M. Karsten, Congressman - Thank you for interest,
Dec. 27, 1956
C. Irving Benson, Central Mission, Melbourne - Thank you for address at
Wesley Church, Jan. 9, 1957
K. L. Wilson - Congratulations on Games, Melbourne, Jan. 17, 1957
Edward P. F. Eagan - Sports Committee membership, Jan. 28, 1957
Avery Brundage to Edward P. F. Eagan - Declining above, Feb. 9, 1957
Francis Price, Jr. - Thanks for remarks at Rotary Club in Santa Barbara,
Jan. 29, 1957
Sherman Adams - Sports Committee membership, Feb. 5, 1957
Wilton M. Wilton, U of California - "Pure Athletics" Speech, Feb. 6, 1957
IOC Chancellor to-Ltbrary of Congress - IOC Programs Scheduled, Feb. 10, 1957
W. Bridgeford - Melbourne Olympic Games, Feb. 26, 1957
Arthur Steinhaus, George Williams College - Congratulations on sport philosophy.
Mar. 6, 1957
Al Beck to Pres. Eisenhower - Oljrmpic Gsimes in Australia, Mar. 10, 1957
Harold E. Howland to James F. Simms - Dr. Kani of Tehran University, Apr. 3, 1957
J. L. Werthimer, Northwestern Univ. - Thank you for press conference, May 15, 1957
Avery Brundage to FIE-Paris - Support and good wishes, June 18, 1957
F. Schlatter to Otto Mayer - IOC editorial in Geneva, July 4, 1957
Avery Brundage to John Foster Dulles - Request to attend IOC Meeting in Bulgaria,
July 6, 1957
Everett McKinley Dirksen, Senator - In support of above request, July 9, 1957
Avery Brundage to Everett Dirksen - Further to above request, July 10, 1957
Roderic O'Connor, Dept. of State - Permission to visit Bulgaria, July 18, 1957
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Everett Dirksen - Visit to Bulgaria, July 25, 1957
Dept. of State, Everett Dirksen - Trip to Bulgaria, July 23, 1957
Dept. of State - Enclosing passport, Aug. 6, 1957
Peter W. Scharroo, Netherlands - Unable to attend meeting in Bulgaria, Aug. 30,19!
Bo Ekelund - Thanks and good wishes, Sept. 28, 1957
William Dresbach - Admiration for work in IOC and sports, Sept. 18, 1957
Avery Brundage to William Dresbach - Thank you, Oct. 30, 1957
Terry McGovern - Elected President Emeritus U.S. Olympic Association, Dec. 3, 195
John McGovern - Hall of Fame nomination - Apr. 16, 1958
George M. Dobrev, Director State Library Bulgaria to Leo U. Lombardi - Thanks
for information on Avery Brundage, Apr. 18, 1958
Rt. Hon. Lord Luke, London - Congratulations on successful meeting in Tokyo,
June 5, 1958
Avery Brundage to Shane McCarthy - Acceptance to serve on the President's
Advisory Committee of the Council on Youth Fitness, June 26, 1948
I. Sawada - IOC Meeting in Japan, July 8, 1958
Shingoro Takaishi, Mainichi Newspapers, Tokyo - IOC Meeting in Japan, July 14,1958
Gabriel Reiner - Trip to Eastern European countries, Sept. 14, 1958
Otto Mayer to Library of Congress - IOC Session in Munich, May, 1959, Oct. 28,1958
Adolf Friedrich von Mecklenberg - Thanks for best wishes on my 85th birthday;
30 years with IOC, Dec. 12, 1958
H. T. Friermood, National Council, YMCA - Congratulations on amateur sports stand,
Dec. 13, 1958
Alfred Benavides - Congratulations and best wishes, Dec. 14, 1958
Robert J. H. Kiphuth, Yale U - Congratulations on speech at AAU Convention,
Dec. 16, 1958
Prentis Cobb Hale - Support of Organizing Committee, Dec. 22, 1958
Irv Kupcinet - Thank you for appearance on "At Random" Saturday night show,
Dec. 22, 1958
Prof. Ernst Jokl, U of Kentucky - Speech at AAU Convention, Jan. 17, 1959
Del Oberteuffer, Ohio State U - Associate Membership in American Academy of
Physical Education, Jan. 19, 1959
Howard G. Knuttgen, Ohio State U - Congratulations on article in Sports
Illustrated , Feb. 2, 1959 *
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David D. Henry - Thanks for articles, Feb. 16, 1959
Robert C. Cannon, Circuit Judge, Milwaukee - Thank you for remarks at banquet,
Feb. 24, 1959
A. Whitney Griswold, Pres. Yale U - Thank you for commendation letter. Mar. 10,1959
S.S. Kwan, Taipei - Commending stand on amateurism and support - May 26, 1959
Pierre Ferri, FIE-PARIS - Same as above, June 15, 1959 ,
Calvin Cowden, Teacher-Texas - High esteem for life and accomplishments of

Avery Brundage, June 27, 1959
Avery Brundage to Calvin Cowden - Thank you, July 18, 1959
T. M. Abell - Request for signature on stamps, July 3, 1959
Avery Brundage to Philatelic Exhibition - Sports stamps, Aug. 6, 1959
Arthur H. Steinhaus to Carl Troester, AAHPER-Washington - Enclosing address
of Avery Brundage at Munich Meeting, Aug. 10, 1959
Pan-American Sports Organization - Appointment as President of 3rd Pan American
Games, Aug. 24, 1959
Bill Veeck - Gratitude of White Sox organization, Aug. 27, 1959
Otto Mayer - Support and high regard, Aug. 28, 1959
Luis Serrando de Pablo - Best wishes, July 23, 1959
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Coionty of Los Angeles Congratulations on Winter Olympics at Squaw Valley,
Mar. 7, 1960
Research Director, Internal Security Sub-committee, U.S. Senate - Enclosing
copy of broadcast from Communist China re: Avery Brundage, Mar. 8, 1960
Grades 4 & 5, Loma Vista School, California - Congratulations on Winter Olympics
at Squaw Valley, Mar. 16, 1960
Mrs. Earl Wilson, Los Angeles, Calif - Congratulations on Olympic ideals,
Mar. 21, 1960
Ralph Johnson - Congratulations on Winter Olympics at Squaw Valley, Apr. 16, 1960
Jolin W. Pettit - Inspiring speech at Commonwealth Club in San Francisco,
May 10, 1960
Clem Whitaker, Jr. - Appreciation for appearances in San Francisco, May 12, 1960
Clem Whitaker, Jr. - Rave notices from San Francisco, May 19, 1960
Mohammed Taher, Geneva - Agenda for Rome Meeting, May 22, 1960
Pierre de Coubertin - relative of founder, June 6, 1960
Raymond A. Hare, Dept. of State - Requests participation in 1960 of Olympic
Committee of the Republic of China from Taiwan, June 8, 1960
Avery Brundage to Dept. of State - Reply to above, June 27, 1960
James Roosevelt, Congressman - Bobby Cons matter, July 2, 1960
Avery Brundage to James Roosevelt - Reply to above, July 9, 1960
Rev. Boris Erwitt, N.Y. Buddhist Church - Admiration for sportsmanship ideals,
July 23, 1960
Avery Brundage to Rev. Erwitt - Thank you, July 26, 1960
Thomas C. Hennings, Jr., Senator - Wishing success in Olympic Games, Aug. 5, 1960
John R. McCurdy, George Williams College - Congratulations on award from Japan
and best wishes, Aug. 8, 1960
David D. Henry, President, U of Illinois - Congratulations on reelection as
President of IOC, Aug. 25, 1960
Jimmy Lee - Congratulations on reelection,
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Richard E. Cross Birthday wishes, Sept. 16, 1960
World YMCA - Resolution and support, Oct. 5, 1960
Paul M. Limber t. World YMCA - Transmitting above Resolution, Oct. 5, 1960
"A Complete Stranger", Dr. Allen Turban - Great admiration and respect for good
work, Dec. 21, 1960
Avery Brundage to Dr. Allen Turban - Thank you. Mar. 24, 1961 1961
F. Nobre Guedes, Portuguese Olympic Committee - Best wishes and support, Jan, 21,
- Commercial Feb. 1962
Avery Brundage to U.S. Olympic Committee Advertising, 9,
Herb Graff is, Chicago Sun Times - Experience at Olympia-Greece, Dec. 6, 1962
- Thanks column on Dec. 1962
Avery Brundage to Herb Graffis for above, 8,
Ernst Jokl, M.D. - "Pax Olympica" study, Jan. 23, 1963
AAU of the U.S. - of students Jan. 25, 1963
Stephen Archer, Exchange program,
Nobre Guedes, Portuguese Olympics - Thank you for visit re Olympics in Portugal,
June 20, 1963
Berea College - Stand on athletics at Berea, Mar. 10, 1963
Gabriel Gemayel, IOC-Beyrouth - IOC support, Apr. 17, 1963
L. K. Kiang, Taiwan, Legacion de la Republic de Honduras - Participation in
Tokyo Games, July 24, 1964
Poway High School - Request for photograph, July 30, 1964
Gabriel Gemayel, IOC-Beyrouth - Support for IOC presidency, Aug. 10, 1964
Jeremiah T. Mahoney - Congratulations on reelection to Presidency of IOC,
Oct. 7, 1964
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David O'Brien to Dave Condon, Chicago Tribune - Avery Brundage for Chicagoan
of the Year, Dec. 18, 1964
W. J. Bowerman, U of Oregon - Don Schollander Dinner in Portland - Avery Brundage 'j
remarks, Dec. 17, 1964
Avery Brundage to Professor Bowerman - Thank you, Jan. 11, 1965
Tilden Cummings - Thank you for attendance at Eagle Scout Recognition Night,
Dec. 29, 1964
Avery Brundage to Panathlon Club, Firenze, Italy - "Arte E Sport", Mar. 26, 1965
Giulio Onesti, IOC-Roma - Invitation to attend Italian NOC Meetings, May 15, 1965
Jorge B. Vargas - R.O.C. Taiwan matter, Sept. 15, 1965
Dr. J. Gruss, Czechoslovakia OC - Thanks, Oct. 22, 1965
Giulio Onesti, NOC-Roma - Urging reelection to Presidency, Oct. 26, 1965
Dos Santos, NOC-Congo - African games, Nov. 15, 1965
NOC-Lisbon - Support and esteem, Mar. 1, 1966
Prlmo Nebiolo, FISU - University sport movement, Apr. 27, 1966
Lee Combs - Detroit Olympiad matter, Apr. 29, 1966
Luis Herrera, Chile, May 4, 1966
F. C. Matthaei, Detroit Olympic Conmittee - Criticisms "minority opinions".
May 23, 1966
Avery Brundage to Wisdom Encyclopedia - Acceptance of "Wisdom Award of Honor"
June 3, 1966
Stewart R. Ward, Commonwealth Club of California - Appreciation for appearance,
June 15, 1966
Royal Hatch, International Military Sports Council - Military Amateurism,
July 12, 1966
Burton Rubloff - Congratulations on Grand Cross of the Order of Civil Merit Award,
Aug. 25, 1966
Armas R. Taipale - Thanks for seasons greetings, Dec. 19, 1966
NOC-Florence - XXI Games in Florence, Dec. 31, 1966
Jean Claude Ganga, Sports Committee in Africa - Thanks for support, J£in. 2, 1967
V. Firoiu, Romania - Thanks for interview and request for photograph, Jan. 2, 1967
Avery Brundage to Samuel K. Gove, Committee on Athletics, U of Illinois -
Cheating in sports, Jan. 20, 1967
Gabriel Gemayel, NOC-Beyrouth, May 29, 1967
Brutus Hamllson, Berkeley, Calif., Civic Committee to Honor Avery Brundage -
Regrets and tribute, Sept. 20, 1967
Avery Brundage to Brutus Hamilton - Thank you for tribute, Oct. 12, 1967
Thomas J. Miller - Advertising during Olympics, Feb. 18, 1968
To Albert Patterson from Transkeian Government, South Africa - Separate from
Republic of South Africa, May 16, 1967
To Charles Payne, Radio Station WINS from Albert S. Patterson - South Africa
and the coming Olympic Games in Mexico, Feb. 28, 1968
WMaR-TV - South Africa - 1968 Olympics, Mar. 5, 1968
Paul E. Murin - Admiration and best wishes. Mar. 1, 1968
Ira Nadler - Support re: S. A. stand, Feb. 27, 1968
To Douglas F. Roby from Pincus Sober - South Africa situation, Mar. 7, 1968
Hugh J. McGee - South Africa situation. Mar. 7, 1968
Joseph H. Pratt, M.D. - South Africa situation. Mar. 8, 1968
W. B. Phillips, IF - Sidney - South Africa situation. Mar. 8, 1968
I. K. Frith, IF - England - President Kessel's death - and South Africa situation.
Mar. 11, 1968
Avery Brundage to I.K. Frith, IF - England - Thank you. Mar. 19, 1968
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Mrs. J. H. Morris - South African situation, Apr. 2, 1968

Pedro Ramirez Vazquez, Mexican Olympic Committee - South African situation,
May 7, 1968
Jose De J. Clark - South African situation. May 7, 1968
Avery Brundage to Bertil Torekull - Success story. May 11, 1968
Eunice Kennedy Shriver - Thank you for hospitality of "Olympic Village"
meeting, July 31, 1968
A. de 0. Sales, IF - Hong Kong - Urging re-election to Presidency of IOC,
Aug. 8, 1968
S. Imataka, Japan Volleyball Association - Thank you for visit, Aug. 12, 1968
Francois-Joseph de Liechtenstein - Urging acceptance of another term as
President of IOC, Aug. 14, 1968
Juan Samaranch - Same as above, Aug. 26, 1968
Eduardo Dibos, IOC-Lima - Same as above, Sept. 2, 1968
To R. S. Alexander, IOC-Kenya from Jose De J. Clark - Same as above, Sept. 5, 1968
To The Marquess of Exeter from Marte R. Gomez - Same as above and proposal
re: re-election of VP's, Sept. 6, 1968
To IOC from Sylvio de Magalhaes Padilha, lOC-Sao Paulo - Reelection of
Avery Brundage, Sept. 9, 1968
To Gomex & Clark from Suat Erler, IOC - Reelection of Avery Brundage, Sept. 14,1968
Allan Cromley - Thank you for speaking at National Press Club, Sept. 17, 1968
Inger K. Frith, Archery, FI-England - Congratulations on reelection, Oct. 9, 1968
Dr. Hans-Jochen Vogel, Munchen - Congratulations on reelection, Oct. 12, 1968
James J. Wilson, N.Y. Athletic Club - South Africa situation, Mar. 13, 1968
Countess de Morelos - Killy matter and conditions in Alpine skiing. Mar. 13, 1968
Andy O'Brien, Sports Editor, Weekend Magazine - Support of Olympic ideals.
Mar. 14, 1968
To Weekend Magazine from Avery Brundage - Thank you, Aug. 19, 1968
Midwest Chapter, U. S. Olympians - Resolution of vote of confidence re:
South Africa, Mar. 14, 1968
Armand Massard - Grenoble address. Mar. 20, 1968
iJew Zealand & British Games Association, Inc. - Resolution in support of
South Africa stand. Mar. 25, 1968
Blanton C. Wiggin - South African situation. Mar. 26, 1968
Avery Brundage to Blanton C. Wiggin - Thank you, Apr. 3, 1968
Charles Palmer, IF - Judo - Support of South African stand. Mar. 27, 1968
Dennis Ikenberry, U of California - Support of South African stand. Mar. 27, 1968
Juan Medina Gonzalez - South African situation, Apr. 14, 1968
Major Padilha, Sao Paulo - Support and agreement, Apr. 15, 1968
Dr. Francisco Marcano Battistini - Support and agreement, Apr. 20, 1968
Yoshinori Suzuki, Japan Olympic Committee - "Don't surrender" telegram,
Apr. 24, 1968
Carl Weidl Raymon - South African situation, Apr. 29, 1968
To Charles Weidl Raymon, Hokkaido, Japan from Avery Brundage - Thank you,
May 13, 1968
J. E. Morris - Admiration and best wishes, Oct. 29, 1968
Victor Boin - Admiration and best wishes, Oct. 29, 1968
Bert Isatitsch, Rottenmann - Congratulations on reelection and best wishes,
Nov. 5, 1968
Harold T. Friermood, Council for National Cooperation in Aquatics - Congratulations
on reelection and Mexican Oljrmpics, Nov. 6, 1968
William J. Bingham - Great admiration, Nov. 20, 1968
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R. M. Ritter - Congratulations on reelection, Nov. 25, 1968

Hal Smith - Congratulations on reelection and Mexican Olympics, Dec. 12, 1968
Stew Paxton - Congratulations on reelection and seasons greetings, Dec. 12, 1968
Mario L. Negri, IOC-Argentina - Congratulations on reelection and seasons greetings,
Jan. 6, 1969
To Mario L. Negri from Avery Brundage - Thank you, Feb. 6, 1969 ;
Mexican H. S. Student - Congratulations on Mexican Olympics, Feb. 1, 1969

Amimd Korsmo - Congratulations on reelection and Mexican Olympics, Feb. 21, 1969 ',
To Amund Korsmo from Avery Brundage - Thank you. Mar. 1, 1969 *
- Poem dedicated to Avery Brundage,

George Tan, Physical Education Today , Manila |
June 14, 1969 |
To Dr. George Tan from Avery Brundage - Thank you for above, June 19, 1969
K. S. Duncan, British Olympic Assaciation - Thank you for appearance, July 30, 1969
Pierre Ferri, Fl-Paris, Aug. 7, 1969
To Monique Berlioux from Countess de Morelos - Admiration for Avery Brimdage,
October 8, 1969
Bert Isatitsch, FI-Rottenmann - Seasons greetings, Dec. 29, 1969
To Bert Isatitsch from Avery Brundage - Thank you, Jan. 5, 1970
R. M. Ritter - AAU Veterans Award presentation, Jan. 21, 1970
Frank G. Hathaway, L.S. Athletic Club - Appreciation for "The Four Dimensions of
Avery Brundage", Jan. 27, 1970
James Van Zandt, Governor's Office, Pennsylvania - Commendation on leadership 197
of Olympics, Mar. 6, 1970; George Craig, N.Z.O & BG Assoc, IOC meetings, Apr.
Abraham A. Ordia, Nigeria Olympic Association - Congratulations on 69th Session
IOC Meeting in Amsterdam and support pledged, June 22, 1970
To Secretary A. A. Ordia, Nigeria Olympic Association from Avery Brundage- Thank you,
June 27, 1970
President A. A. Ordia, Supreme Council for Sport in Africa - Congratulations on
69th Session and support pledged, June 22, 1970
To President A. A. Ordia from Avery Brundage - Thank you, June 27, 1970
Robert W. Kendler, U.S. Handball Association - 1976 Winter Oljmqjics in Denver -
Congratulations - and best wishes, July 13, 1970
Ralph C. Craig - Supporting Avery Brundage 's theory on Amateurism, July 1970
Box 334 :
Important Letters to and from Avery Brundage. .Business
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To R. W. Huston Co., Memphis Tenn. from Ira 0. Baker, Urbana - Introducing

Avery Brundage as prospective employee, Nov. 11, 1912
To Chief of Ordnance, U.S. Army from Louis W. Mack, Conmittee on Public
Information - Recommending Avery Brundage for commission of Major in
Ordnance Department, Nov. 7, 1917
To Chief of Ordnance from R. E. Engstrom, Stone & Webster Construction, -
Same as above, Nov. 7, 1917
To Chief of Ordnance from E. T. Gundlach, Committee on Public Information -
Same as above, Nov. 7, 1917
To Chief of Ordnance from Clyde L. Day - Same as above, Dec. 28, 1917
To Chief of Ordnance from Edward J. Brundage, Attorney General, State of
Illinois - Same as above, Dec. 28, 1917
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W. Starr ett, Starrett Brothers - Congratulations on Presidency of

A.
Construction Division Association, Nov. 19, 1926
To W. A. Starrett from Avery Brundage - Thank you, Dec. 8, 1926
Gen. R. C. Marshall, Jr. - Congratulations as above, Nov. 15, 1926
To R.C. Marshall, Jr. from Avery Brundage - Thank you, Dec. 8, 1926
A. L. Jackson, Collins, Murphy & Jackson, Inc. - Congratulations on work
on the Cornelia Apartments, Apr. 20, 1927
D. L. Frasier - Business matters and contracts. May 27, 1927
Sullivan Lumber Co. - "Is the famous athlete, Avery Brundage, connected
with your firm?" Aug. 30, 1927
0. H. Breldert, Childs & Smith - Appreciation cooperation on 1448 Lake Shore
Drive building, Dec. 20, 1927
Major William Kennelly - Invitation to N. Y, Athletic Club Dinner, Jan. 11, 1929
Telfer MacArthur, Pioneering Publishing - Appreciation work on building
erected in River Forest, Oct. 9, 1929
To George Walbridge, Associated General Contractors of America - "Give the
Contractor a Chance" article; fee contracts, Jan. 11, 1930
Charles L. O'Donnell, U of Notre Dame - Memorial to Knute Rockne, Oct. 24, 1931
To U of Notre Dame from Avery Brundage - Acceptance to serve on above
eommltee, Oct. 31, 1931
Hill's Reports on Avery Brundage General Contractor & Building /32
Frank Knox, Chlca>?o Dally News - Membership in Chicago Citizens Committee
for a Century of Progress International Air Races, July 5, 1933
Mayor Edward J. Kelly - Appointed member Citizens' Recreation Committee
of City of Chicago, Mar. 23, 1934
Thomas J. Watson Invitation to lunch in honor of J. Slgfrld Edstrom of
Stockholm, Mar. 12, 1936
W. L. McFetridge, Chicago Flat Janitors Union - Thank you and best wishes,
May 13, 1937
Mayor Edward J. Kelly - Thank you for acceptance to serve on Chicago's
New Century Celebration Committee, June 15, 1938
Elizabeth Singleton, Headmistress, Girls Latin School - Thank you for
remodeling work, Oct. 31, 1938
To Otto K. Eltel from Avery Brundage - Thank you for friendly message,
Dec. 27, 1939
To Abercrombie & Fitch from Gus - Recommendation for project, June 22, 1940
To Federal Works Agency from H. A. McClalght, City National Bank & Trust Co.,
Chicago - Letter of recommendation, Avery Brundage Company, Dec. 3, 1940
Paul L. Battey, Battey & Childs - Pleased with work, Dec. 14, 1940
L. G. Blessing, Bastian-Blessing - Thank you for Christmas remembrance,
Dec. 31, 1941
John D. Black - Thank you for Xmas gift, Dec. 28, 1942
John P. Brady - Thank you for Xmas gift, Dec. 29, 1942
L. G. Blessing, Bastian-Blessing - Thank you for Xmas gift, Dec. 29, 1942
To Whom it May Concern from F. E. Robblns, Major, Corps of Engineers -
Recommendation letter. Mar. 16, 1943
L. G. Blessing, Bastian-Blessing - Thank you for Xmas gift, Dec. 24, 1943
Fred Eckert - Thank you for Xmas gift, Dec. 30, 1944
To A. M. Kinney from Bastian-Blessing - Letter of recommendation, Avery Brundage
Company and work, Feb. 19, 1945
Realty Building Weekly - Request for statement, Dec. 31, 1946
To Realty Building Weekly from Avery Brundage - Statement on building Industry,
Jan. 4, 1947
To LaSalle Hotel from David Hayes - Praise for hotel, Dec. 14, 1948
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Thomas H. Beck, Crowell-Collier Publishing Co. - Request for statement for

cornerstone new building, Jan. 10, 1949
To Crowell-Collier from Avery Brundage - Transmitting statement, Feb. 8, 1949
Crowell-Collier - Thank,you, Feb. 15, 1949
To L. M. Giannini, President Bank of America, San Francisco from Byron W.
- Introduction of
Kanaley Avery Brundage, Nov. 15, 1951
Byron W. Kanaley - Transmitting above letter, Nov. 15, 1951
Secretary, Susquehanna Corporation - Avery Brundage elected Chairman of the
Board Susquehanna Corporation, Sept. 17, 1957
Arthur G. Osgood, Harris Bank - Thank you for 25 years business with bank,
Apr. 25, 1966
To Patrick Lennan from Avery Brundage - On the difficulties at Susquehanna
Corporation, Feb. 27, 1959
Important Letters to and from Avery Brundage. . .Personal

To Editor-Personal Efficiency from Editor-Alumni News, U of Illinois -
Request to reprint article on Avery Brundage, Aug. 2, 1926
William G. Harrison - Request to start "Avery Brundage for President of the
United States in 1940", June 27, 1936
To Miss F. M. Blakely from Avery Brundage - War Stamp chain letter, Apr. 12, 1943
To Justa Lindgren, U of Illinois from Avery Brundage - Congratulations on 40 years
of service, Oct. 12, 1944
Edward B. Lucius - Avery Brundage for Mayor of Chicago, May 4, 1945
To Senator James 0. Eastland from Avery Brundage - Conditions in Europe,
Dec. 20, 1945
Senator James 0. Eastland - Thank you, Dec. 20, 1945
Unicorn Press - Request to join Board, June 28, 1948
Robert E. Doherty, Carnegie Institute - '09 Class Reunion, July 8, 1949
To R. E. Doherty from Avery Brundage - Acceptance of above, July 15, 1949
J. Roscoe Miller, Northwestern U - Northwestern Centennial Award, Oct. 2, 1951
The Spectator - Request for life insurance statement, Oct. 10, 1950
To The Spectator from Avery Brundage - Statement, Oct. 18, 1950
Robert E. Doherty - '09 Class Reunion, Oct. 21, 1949
Edmund Frazer, National Transltads - Congratulations on Northwestern U Award,
Dec. 14, 1951
To Edmund Frazer from Avery Brundage - Thank you, Dec. 27, 1951
Reuben Levlne - Birthday wishes, 1955
Frank M. Engleman - Appreciation of improvements done on Country Club, May 14, 1956
To Herb Megran from Avery Brundage - Regrets missing dinner in his honor,
Apr, 20, 1957
Hunt E. Blair - Compliment, Jan. 5, 1959
George Donoghue - Thank you for wonderful friendship, Jan. 18, 1960
David D. Henry, President, U of Illinois - Profile sketch in The New Yorker ,
Aug. 8, 1960
M. W. Ozier - Avery Brundage Homecoming, June 10, 1960
To Payette National Forest, Idaho from Avery Brundage - "Brundage Mountain",
Mar. 6, 1961
Payette National Forest - "Brundage Mountain", Mar. 10, 1961
David D. Henry - Thank you for interest in U of Illinois, Jsin. 22, 1964
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Gertrude Cummlngs - Thank you re: care of Miss B, May 15, 1964
Paul H. Glddens, Ham line U President - Hayward speech, Dec. 21, 1966
The Civic Conmlttee to Honor Avery Brundage memo, Sept. 8, 1967
Harry McGulre - Regret at loss of home, Sept. 25, 1964
Wille Grut - Thank you for Barbara's gift, Aug. 5, 1966
Mayor Richard J. Daley - Birthday congratulations, Sept. 23, 1969
Illinois Susqulcentennlal Commission Invitation, Nov. 15, 1968
Important Letters to and from Avery Brundage.. .Art
Charles F. Kelley, Art Institute-Chicago - Congratulations on fine bronzes,

June 18, 1948
Kojlro Tomita, Museum of Fine Arts-Boston - Appreciation for showing Chinese
bronzes collection, Oct. 28, 1948
J. Mayuyama & Co. - "Best private collection in the States", Mar. 20, 1951
Lawrence Sickman, William Rockhlll Nelson Gallery of Art - Thank you for
Chicago meeting, Oct. 22, 1951
King Gustav Adolf, Stockholm - Sympathy on loss of home, Dec. 14, 1964
Clark Kerr, U of California - Oriental Culture Center, M. H. de Young Museum,
Dec. 17, 1964
Jack R. McGregor , Director-De Yotmg - drafts of Soper manuscript on
Avery Brundage 's bronzes and mirrors, Feb. 5, 1965
Gardner A. Dailey, F.A.I.A. - Addition to deYoung Museum, June 10, 1966
6 page U.S. Information Agency release on "Brundage Collection"
2 page Release on "I Left >ty Heart In San Francisco" Award for 1967
Anna M. Stevenson, Spiritual Assembly of Baha'ls of San Francisco - Appreciation
for donation of collection of Asian Art to San Francisco, June 29, 1966
Rene Weaver, Society of Western Artists - Same as above, July 12, 1966
To The King of Sweden from Avery Brundage - International sjrmposlum on
Oriental culture at Museum, Aug. 15, 1966
The King of Sweden - Thank you for letter, Aug. 21, 1966
Glulio Onesti, IOC-Rome - Thank you for book on Asiatic art "Apollo", Aug. 25, 1966
David D. Henry, President, U of Illinois - Thank you for "Apollo", Sept. 7, 1966
Ivar Vind, Denmark - Letter re: visit to Collection in San Francisco, Nov. 8, 1966
Henry F. Seldis, The Times - Re: article on Collection, Nov. 8, 1966
Gordon B. Washburn, Asia House Gallery - "Chinese Treasures from Avery Brundage
Collection" loan, Apr. 5, 1967
To Ivon d'Argence from John Walker, National Gallery of Art - Exhibition,
July 25, 1967
Friends of the San Francisco Public Library - "Thank You Mr. Brundage", %
July 25, 1967 I

Lyndon Baines Johnson memo of congratulations on Avery Brundage addition J
to de Young Museum |
Brutus Hamilton - After visit to Collection \
Max Loehr, Fogg Art Museum, Harvard U - Thank you for "Chinese Ceramics",
Apr. 15, 1968
Arthur A. Houghton Jr. - Thank you for becoming sponsor Centennial of
Metropolitan Museum, June 20, 1968
Mayor Joseph Alioto - Giving all support to Mr. Brundage almost for anything,
Aug. 14, 1968
Harry A. Olsen, Japan America Society of Chicago - Thanks for talk, July 14, 1970
Lawsuits
Avery Brundage v. Le Miroir des Sports, 1959-60
v. E'Equipe, July, 1970
IbllOlZl (continued)
Films and Tapes
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Films
I. Sentinels of Silence
Ancient Mexican ruins of Mayas, Toltecs, and Aztecs: pyramids, stone
carvings, mosaics, temples, statues. The sites are Tenochtitlan
Monte Alban, Mltla, Tula, Palenque, Chlchen Itza, Uxmal.
Narrated by Orson Welles. 16 mm. color film. Directed by Robert Amram.
II. Der Olymplade der Kinder (The Olympics by Children)
Children's drawings of the Olympics at Munich in 1972. No narration.
16 mm. color film. Produced by Brockner Trlckfilm.
III. World Treasure - Ours for the Voting

Television commercials supporting the bond proposition (Proposition A)
to build an addition to the De Young Museum to house Brundage's Asian
art collection. The commercials consist of Brundage and a civic
leader urging an affirmative vote. San Francisco, 1964.
16 mm. black and white.
IV. International Olympic Committee Tokyo Session

The 54th Session of the I.O.C. in 1958, showing scenes of Tokyo,
Brundage, Japanese officials. Emperor Hirohito, and other Olympic
officials. The scenes Include the opening session. Inspection of
athletic stadiums, social events, sightseeing in Western Japan
(seeing shrines, temples, statues, and pearl diving), and the
opening ceremonies for the 3rd Asian Games being held in Tokyo.
English Narration. 16mm. black and white. Produced by Asia Film Inc.
V. Entrevlsta Saldano y Sr. Avery Brundage

Interview with Brundage concerning the Olympics to be held in Mexico
City in October, 1968. Interview is in Spanish; it occurred August 15,
1968. 16 mm. black and white.
Films: This week in Sports, narrated by Marty Gllckman. Produced by

Telenews: Hearst Metrotone News
I. Winter Games Under Way
Olympic Games at Squaw Valley, February, 1960. Opening ceremonies.

Vice President Nixon, figure skating, hockey, ski jimip.
11^ U. S. Team Wins Hockey Title

Olympic Games at Squaw Valley, February, 1960. Also skiing.
III. Olympic Hopefuls Meet in Trials

Gymnastic trials for Olympic Games, Rome, 1960.
IV. U. S. Olympians In Top Form
A.A.U. championships and Olympic trials for summer games In Rome, 1960.
Shot put, hammer throw, hurdles, sprints, high Jump. June 28, 1960.
2S9
Films: This Week in Sports, narrated by Harty Glickman. Produced by

Telenews: Hearst Metrotone News (continued)
V. Four Qualify for Olympics
Cycling trials for sunner games In Rome, 1960. July 26, 1960.
VI. Olympic Games Open in Rome

Opening ceremonies, diving, swimming, cycling, wrestling, basketball.
August 30, 1960.
VII. American Stars Fail at Rome

Shot put, high junq), 100 meter run, swimming. (Americans win some
events; the title is somewhat misleading.) September 6, 1960.
Films in Oversize File:

I. Auf Wiedersehen, Mr. Brundage
A film portrait of Brundage. Interviews with Brundage are overdubbed
with a Geinnan translation. A written re-translatlon into English is
with the film. Scenes include Brundage' s eighty-fourth birthday party;
interviews with Brundage in Chicago, San Francisco, Santa Barbara,
and Lausanne; still photographs from Brundage 's early career as an
athlete and businessman; still photographs with Brundage and major
world figures (De Gaulle, Khrushahev, Brezhnev, Pope Paul, Franco,
and Hlrohlto); Brundage' s Asian art collection; and Hitler opening
the Olympic Games In Berlin in 1936. 16mm. color. By Horst Peets
and Werner Schneider, ca. 1972
II. The Avery Brundage Collection of Asian Art
Showing art from India, Cambodia, Indonesia, Thailand, Nepal, Tibet,

Afghanistem, China, Korea and Japan. Statues, sculpture, pottery of
religious and secular orientation.
William Hollenbeck, Narrator. 16mm. Black and white. 1968.
III. XIX Olympic Games, Mexico City, 1968

Highlights of the games by ABC Sports. Covers opening of the games,
track and field events, swimming events, equestrian events, gymnastics.
Centers on achievements of Americans. Main narrator, Chris Schenkel.
16 mm. color, 1968.
Tapes :
I. Studio fur neue Musik-Heidelberg Aus-Viva-Muslkproduktion
Olympic Music Festival, 1972. In German.
II. Olympic Games, Munich, 1972

Opening ceremony, Brundage, Gustav Heinemann.
III. Interview with Avery Brundage

Interviewer speaks German; Brundage speaks English. Concerning the
winter games at Sapporo in 1972; the disqualification of Karl Schranz,
the possible ending of certain winter events or the entire winter games.
290
ItllQfil (continued)
Tapes (continued)
IV. Brundage's Speech at the Tokyo Press Club, May 29, 1964
Concerning amateurism, nationalism (the use of national flags and
anthems; the two Chinas;) and the construction of the sites
for the summer games In Tokyo.
V. Winter Olympics, Squaw Valley, 1960
Reports by Lowell Thomas on the Oljnnplc Games.
VI. Winter Olympics, Sapporo, 1972

Cassette recording
Box 336
Microfilm
56 reels of 16 mm. positive microfilm of the Brundage Papers produced
by Notre Dame University ca. 1970 and arranged as represented in the
Sport Files Miscellaneous
Reel
1 Amos, Alonzo Stagg - Bush, Clarence
2 Bushnell, Asa- S. - Dikmanis, Janls
3 E - Frlermood, H. T.
4 Frlermood, H. T. - Jopl, E.
5 Kennedy, Charles W. - Klrby, Gustavus T. (1934-37)
6 Klrby, Gustavus T. (1932-34) - McGovern, John T. (1940-52)'
7 N - Rubien, Frederick W. (1940)
8 Rubien, Frederick W. (1939) - Slmms, James P. (1947-52)
9 Slmms, James F. - Trimble, Rufus J. (1946-48)
10 Van Camp, Owen - Worthmann, Dietrich
IOC Secretariat & Presidents
Reel
1 Berlloux, Monlque - Westerhollf, Johann W.
2 Westerhollf, IJohann W - Edstrom, J. S.
IOC Members
Reel
1 Aldao, Rlchardo C. - Clark, Jose de J.
2 Clark, Jose de J. - Exeter, Marquess of
3 Exeter, Marquess of - Gomez, Marte R.
4 Gomez, Marte R. - Massard, Armand
5 Massard, Armand - Mayer, Otto
6 Mayer, Otto
7 Mayer, Otto - Reczek, Wlodzimierz
8 Reczek, Wlodzimierz - Weir, Hugh
9 Weir, Hugh - Ydigoras, Fuentes M.
291
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Box 336 (continued)
Microfilm (continued)
Bulletin Offlclel du Comlte International Olymplque
Reel ,
12 Jan. 1926 - Jan. 1938
Bulletin de Comlte International Olymplque

Reel
7 Oct. 1946 - May 1956
8 July 1956 - Aug. 1963
9 Nov. 1963 - Aug. 1966
Circular Letters to IOC, NOC's & IF's, July 1952 - Dec. 1956
to IOC, July 1940 - Jan. 1946
Sport Files, National Olympic Committees

Reel
1 Applications for Recognition as NOC - Australia, 1952-61
2 Australia, 1949-69 - China (Taiwan) 1952-61
3 Chinese Olympic Committee - Costa Rica
Box 337:
4 Cuba - France, 1937-60
5 France, General - West Germany, NOC
6 West Germany, Saar - Iceland
7 India - Japan, Newspaper Clippings
8 - Mexico
Japan, Newspapers
8A Netherlands Antilles NOC- Poland Olympic Committee
9 Poland, General, 1939-69 - South African Olympic National Games, 1963
10 South African National Games - Turkey
11 Uganda - Zambia
Sport Files, International Federations & Sports

Reel
1 General Assembly of International Sports Federations - International
Amateur Baseball Federation
2 Baseball, 1941-69 - Federation Equestran International, 1965-69
3 Federation Equestran International, 1960-62 - Federation Internationale
Des Societies D'Avivon (Rowing), 1952-69
4 Federation International Des Societies D'Avivon, 1962-69 - Table Tennis
5 Tobagganing - Winter Games
Publications
Reel
6 Amateur Athletic Union of the U.S., Dec. 1923 - Oct. 1929
11 Amateur Athlete, March 1930 - Dec. 1932
18 Jan. 1933 - June 1939
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Microfilm (continued)
Publications
Reel
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Oversize File (continued)
Films
I. Aug Wledersehen, Mr. Brundage. 16iiim color. 1972
II. The Avery Brundage Collection of Asian Art. 1968
III. XIX Olympic Games, Mexico City, 1968
i
Photographs
1930 Avery Brundage at the British Ekipire Games
Jan. 30, 1930, Chicago Athletic Association Dinner
Oct. 1957, Berlin, Dr. Theodore Lewald
Lady, ca. 1900
Lady, ca. 1920
Gentleman, 1920
Graduation Class, school children, ca. 1900
3 ladies and 3 gentlemen, ca. 1900 (3 prints)
Caricature of Edward Brundage, ca. 1916
Avery Brundage by Murillo, St. Louis
Avery Brundage by Greystone Studies, New York (3 prints)
Track Team, U. of Illinois with winning trophy, ca. 1908
Track Team, U. of Illinois, ca. 1908
Painting of Avery Brundage throwing discuss, ca. 1914
Man by Moffett, Chicago (2 copies)
Stone religious figure (Buddha)
Drawing of Avery Brundage by Gaucho 5-6-60
Colored photograph of downtown area by Peter Garbe, Berlin, DDR
Colored photograph of downtown area and clock tower by Peter Garbe, Berlin, DDR
Black and white photograph of Otto-Grotewohl Str. by Peter Garbe, Berlin, DDR
Wedding portrait by Bachrach
Colored wedding portrait by Backrach ,
Scrapbooks
Certificates of Acceptance by Avery Brundage of the National Collegiate
and Scnolastic Swimming Trophy, Melbourne, Dec. 7, 1956
Olympia , New York, Summer 1936 (2 copies)
Tne World Magazine , "America's Ail-Around Champion and His Stringent Rules
for Athletic Success," Oct. 1, 1916 (5 copies)
Poster
Sports in Africa, General Secretariat of the Supreme Council for Sport in

Africa, Yaounde, Federal Republic of Cameroon, 1971-72 (8 copies)
(In Box 99) Pencil Sketch - Avery Brundage, IOC President, Portrait with Asian art and
1912 Olympics by Al Rainovic, 1968
294
Index
This Index is an alphabetical dictionary listing of the

major subjects and names found in the 324 boxes and 122
scrapbooks in the Avery Brundage Collection in the
University Archives. Secondary listings are used sparingly
under the Amateur Athletic Union, the International Olympic
Committee and the United States Olympic Committee. The
summer Olympiads, Winter Games and continuing problems are
listed under Olympic Games. Many references to common
subjects like amateurism, Avery Brundage, the Olympic
movement and the United States are omitted as they occur
in nearly every box. References are to box numbers,
scrapbook numbers (with an S prefix) or the oversize file
(OF). An explanation of the Scrapbooks is found on page l8o
of the finding aid.
295
26/20/37 Index
Box No. Box No.
Aberdare, Lord Clarence 50, 5128 Amateur, Definition by A.A.U. 10

Ace 251 Amateur Rule, National Ski
Additions of Sports to Olympic Association 13
program 102 Amateurism 11, 102, 107, 156, 181, 243
Ademola, Adetokumbo 50 247, 293, 330, SI, S5, SlOO
Aeronautics 210 Clippings 271
Afghanistan 116 Definitions by A.O.A. and
Africa 276 A.O.C. 232
Africetn games 196, S8A. in Skiing 219
Aguirre, Enrique C. 139 and Olympics, outline of
Airplane racing 290 article on 244
Akihito, Crown Prince 295, 298 America First Committee SI, S13
Alameda County Weekender 242 American Academy of Physical
Alaska 326 Education 223
Alaska Expedition, Alexander Revell- American Association of Health,
Field Museum S12B, S23, S34 Physical Education and
Albania 116 Recreation 14, 223
Alberdi, Enrique 50 Meeting 245
Aldao, Ricardo C. 50 American Athletic Association of
Alexander, Reginald S. 50 the Deaf 223
Alexandria, Egypt 196, 200 American Boy 244, 251
Algeria 51, 116 American Broadcasting Company 102
All, Syed Wajid 50 American Dairy Association 173
"The All American Way" 244 American Jewish Life Statement 246
All-around champion, AAU S12, S13, S18 The American Legion Magazine 251
Allsports 244, 251 American Olympic Association SI
Alpine Ski medals, return of 175 Bulletin 251
Altin, Chris 19 American Olympic Comnittee 152
Amateur Athlete 2, 244, 251 Publications 251
Amateur Athletic Union 1-10, 242-244 American Olympic Foundation 223
248, 292, 300, SI, S5, S12, S12A American Olympic Fund 232
S18, S34, S38, S70, S73, S75 American Olympic Reunion 227
Awards 5 American Olympic Team 242
Board of Governors 4 American Ski Annual 252
Building Fund 4 American Water Ski Association 270
Bulletin 4, 251 Americanism, U.S.O.C. 232
Championships 335 Amerika-Europa Games, Stuttgart,
Code 10 1969 308
Committees 2-4 Andrsissy, Count Geza 50
Finances 4-5 Andrianov, Konstantin 50, 82
Foreign Relations Committee 2-4 Anti-Semitism 152-155
NCAA, U.S. Senate Committee Apartment 324
on Commerce hearing 12 Applications for recognition as
Newsletter 5 national Olympic committees 116
Patrons Committee 5 Applications, Olympic positions 14
Pro- Jewish resolution SI Archery 210, 290, 309, S76
Publicity 6 Argentina 50, 51, 61, 116, 190
Regional associations 6, 7 202, 203 276, 326
Rules and regulations 8 Arkansas Journal 252
Sports 8 Arkansas, University of 15
Amateur Bicycle League of America 309 Armed Services 109
Amateur Code, In Defense of the 244 Armstrong, William 19
296
Box No .
Arroyo Yerovi, Dr. Agustin 50

Art 245, 246, 324, 325, 334
Clippings 274
Collection of
Avery Brundage 242, S3A, S9
Sll, S12A, S12B
Competition 156
Rules 302, 303
Exiiibitions at Olympic
Games 303-305, 307
Art Institute of Chicago S12B
Arts Conunittee 102
Asahi Evening News 172, 252
Asa hi Picture News 252
Asahi Sports 252
Asian art 335
Asian Games 196, 197, 289, 308
S7, S105
Associated Press 230
Association of European
Athletics (AEA) 292
Association Internationale de
Boxe Amateur 212
Association Internationale de
la Presse Sportive 230
Athens, Greece S63
Athletes' Newsletter 4
Athletic American 252
The Athletic Institute 223
Athletic recruiting 293
Scholarships 271, 85, 59
Athletics 301-303, 306, 308
and Business 244
and Industry 244
Atlanta, Georgia 199
Austin, Warren R. S38
Australia 59, 64, 117, 161-165
276, 278, 304, 533, S5-S7
Australian News and Information
Bureau 164
Press 163
Austria 60, 61,. 117, 169, 170, 187
190, 194, 278, 304, 326
Automobile racing S76
Axel, Prince (Denmark) 50, S16
Ayars, James S. S38
Azuma, Ryotoro 50
B
Badminton 210
Bahai temple S14, S34
Bahamas 117
Baillet-La Tour, County Henri 42
Bakrac, Boris 51
Banff, Alberta, Canada 188, 190
Bangert, Bill 19
Box No. Box No .
Boletln de los Desportes 253 Brundage, Avery
Bolivarian Games I97, 198, S5 Resignation as IOC President 38
Bolivia 118, 326 Speech notes 244
Bombay, India 310 Telegrams sent 240
Bonacossa, Alberto 51, 102 Travel 275
Trophy 102 Brundage, Chester L. S12C, S104
Bookmark 243 Brundage, Edward J. 334, S12C, S104, OF
Borotra, Jean 20 Brundage, Mrs. Elizabeth 295, 298, S8A
Bowdoin College 15 Brundage, Mariann 3106
Bowling 8, 212, 254, 290 Brundage Family 3104, OF
lawn S9 Brussels, Belgium 188
Boxing 8, 212, 244, 290, 301-303 Buck, Clifford 232
306, 309, SI, S2, S50, S76 Budapest, Hungary 308
Boy Scouts of America 223 Budo demonstration 306
Boycott, 1937 Olympics 155, SI Buenos Aires, Argentina 190, 202, 203
by United States Black 389, 308
athletes 287, S91 Builder's Forum 253
Bradley, Tom 195 Building Construction 244, 344
Brazil 55, 57, 58, 60, 62 310, 312, 314, 334
118, 205, 276, 326 Bulgaria 63, 115, 118, 276
Brazzaville, Congo 196 37, S12B, S19A
Brezhnev, L.eonid I. 335 Bulgarian Olympic Committee
Bridge 290 Bulletin 253
Brigham Young University 15 Burckhardt, Carl 107
British Einpire and Commonwealth Bureau International de Pedagogie
Games 198, 289, OF Sportive, Lausanne 223
track team welcome 244 Burghley, Lord David, See Exeter
British Olympic Association 269, 307 Burke, Henry P. 20, 233
British Olympic Journal 253 Bush, Clarence 20, 233
-United States Games 308, S34 Bushnell, Asa 21, 338
Broken time 102, 244, 246, 247 Business and Finance 288, 334, 313
S4, 370, S72, 373 Bustamente, Julio B. 51
Brown Edmund 194 Bustos Moron, Horaclo 51
Brown, George McL. 51 Butler, John M. 333
Bruch, Ricky Butler, Michael 21
Brundage, Avery 102, 107, 110, Ill
.
156, 131, 213, 240-250, 294-300, OF

Anti-semitic charges 274
Cahiers 230
Articles and speeches 244-251
Cain, John S26
S13, 370-373
Caisson Digger, 100 feet under
list of for 1929-68 244
Chicago with a 244
Awards 240, 324, S3, 33A
Calgary, Alberta, Canada 188, 189
Biographical brochures 240
Call, Colombia 199, 205, 206, 289
Birthday, 80th 246, S80-384
California 7, 38, 38A
Book notes on Russian sports 244
Ocean Lifeguard Championships 223
Business activities 274
Olympic Commission 167
Christmas cards 242
Real estate 274
Clippings 272-274
Ski Association 223
Cup 242
State University at Hayward 15
Foundation 246
University of, at Berkeley 15
Honor, Civil Committee to 246
Riverside 15
Interviews 250
Santa Barbara 15
Invitations to speak 240, 241
Cambodia 119, 276, 307, 326
vs. Lannan 274
Camerouns 119, OF
Medals and awards, list of 240
Campbell, New York S104
Personal philosophies 274
Canada 51, 53, 60, 62, 64, 115, 119
Re-election as IOC President 38
179, 185-190, 193, 194, 205, 276
286, 34
298
Bpx No. Box No .
Cannon, Ralph 22, 233 Chicago
Canoeing 212, 290, 302, 303, 306 Youth Week 247
Canton Oriental Cultural Children 335
Association 253 Children's Scholarship League 242
Caracas, Venezuela 197, 199 Chile 51, 62, 120, 206, 276, 326, S7
Carl Diem Institut 22 China People's Republic of 64, 120-122
Carrel, Elbert 190 276, 326, S6, S8, S78
S8A,
Cartoons 183 Quits IOC S38
Casting 212 Question S12B, S38
Casting Federation Tournament, Republic of (Taiwan) 58, 120-122
International 309 276, 335, S7, S8, S8A, S12C
Catholic Youth Organization 244 S38, S39, S45
Central African Republic 119 China's Sports 253
Central American and Caribbeanl98, 199 Chinese bronzes S12B
Games 244, 245, 289, S72, OF magazines 201
Central Republic Bank and Trust sports 256
Company S12B Chrysler Events 253
Central United States Ski Circular letters 168
Association 223 Cities which desire to stage Olympic
Ceylon 119 games, information for 104
Chad 119 Citizens Keep America Out of War
Champ, Missouri 19 Committee 244, S12
Champion Award Winners 102 Clark, Granville S38
Champions, Ex-Olympic 287 Clark, Sheldon 244, S34
Chamrousse 174 Clark Flores, Jose deJ. 52, 96, 333
Chang, Key Young S2 Cleveland, Ohio 204
Channel City Club 247 The Coach 253
Chapman, Ralph S34 Coach as Key Man, The 244
Character buildihg sports as 287 Codeball S34
Charte de Jeux Olympiques 102 Cold War S6
Charusathiara, Prapass 52 Colgate Alumni News 253
Chess 212 College alumni and athletics 244
Chiang Kai-Shek S9A football associations 293
Chicago, Illinois 187, 188, 204, 242 sports 293, S5, S9A
247, 289, 295, 296, 308 Colleges, Olympic sports in SI
S2, S6, S7, S12, S13, S34 Colleges and universities 16-18
Chicago 253 Collins, Leroy S28
Chicago Art Institute Sll Colombia 123, 198, 199, 205, 206, S3
Chicago Association of Commerce Colorado Springs, Colorado 187
and Industry 248, S13 Colorful Colorado 253
Athletic Association 244, SI Columbia University 16
S12A, S18, S34, OF Columbus, Ohio 195
The Cherry Circle 253 Comelin, Julio Gerlein 53
Campaigns to promote 248 Comite Internationale des Sports
Commonwealth Club 246 Silencieux 223
Her aid -American football game242 Comite Olympique National Italian
Medal of Merit S12B Bulletin Officio 254
Olympic site and sports Commercialism in Olympics S7
center 248 Committee for Free Asia 223
Olympics 244 Committee of One Million S38
Recreation Commission 242 The Commonwealth and Empire Review 254
Sport Week 223 Commonwealth Club of California
Tribune, (San Francisco) 245, 246, S12B
Dinner for French and Compton, F. E. & Co. 22
American boxers 244, 324 Cone, Frank M. 243
Sunday Magazine 253 Confederation des Sports
University of 16, 243, 244 du Quebec 185
World's Fair of 1933 SI, S12 Congo, Republic of the 124, 196
Yacht Club 294 Connelly, Raymond 254
299
Box No. iox No.
Ekutrom, Sven 148 Federation Internationale

Eligibility in college sports 104 Medecine Sportive 210
El Salvador 126 de Natation Amateur
Qnery, Ira G. 145 -FINA (swimming) 84, 220
Employee Recreation 254 Official Bulletin 255
Engineering Education?, Is there des Quilleurs (bowling) 212
something wrong with current 244 de Roller Skating 217
The English Speaking World 254 de Rugby Amateur 217
Equestrian sporting events 13, 139, 152 de Ski-FIS 218, 292, S7
161, 213, 301-304, 306, 308 de Skibob 219
309. 335, S7, S19A des Societes d'Aviron
L'Equipe 230 (rowing) 217
Ericsson, Gunnar L. V. 54 du Sport Universitaire
Erler, Suat 54 -FISU Bulletin 255
Esperanto language 104 de Tir a I'Arc (archery) 210
Esportiva a Gazeta (Sao Paulo) 254 de Volleyball 221
Esportiva Illustrada 254 Federation Suisse de Harche (walking)
Estatutos, Bylaws of IOC 104 221
Ethiopia 126 Federazione Ginnastica D' Italia 255
Europe 276 Federazione Sport Silenziosi
European Games 104, 199, 289, 308 d' Italia 223
'
Everybody s 254 Bolletino 224
Exeter, Marquess (Lord David Feldco Publications 230
Burghley) 54, 55, 82, 298, SI Fencers League of America 10
Exiles 116 Fencing 214, 290, 301-303
306, 308, S76
Ferreira Santos, Jose 55
Ferris, Daniel J. 4, 23, 24, 297
Fair Play for American Athletes 234
S7, S38
Fairleigh Dickinson University 16
Field Hockey 215
Falk Handy Facts 254
Field Museum S23
Fearnley, Thomas 23, 55
217
104 Figure Skating
Cup The Filipino Athlete 256
Federated Advertising Club 244
Films "The All American Way" 244
Federation Aeronautique
"Auf Wiedersehen, Mr. Brundage"OF
Internationale 210
"The Avery Brundage Collection
Federation Equestre Internationale 213
of Asian Art" OF
Federation Internationale Amateur
XIX Olympic Games, Mexico City,
de Cyclisme 212
1968 OF
de Basketball Amateur 211
"Sentinels of Silence, Mexico"
de Billard 211
335
de Bobsleigh et de Tobagganing 211
Films, Radio and Television 156, 162
de Canoe 212
210 165, 168, 169, 171, 174, 179
des Chronometreurs
Financial Status 334
de Curling 212
d' Education Physique Bulletin 254 Financing of Swedish and Swiss Sportl04
'
Fine Arts 152
d Es cr ime (Fencing ) 213, 214
Finland 55, 58, 59, 62, 115, 126, 156
de Football Association
-FIFA (Soccer) 158-160, 188, 190, 193, 243, 276, 278
214, 292
302, 303, SI, S2, S4
Bulletin 255
Flnlandia News Service 256
News 255
Finnish Scholarship Fund, U.S.O.C. 234
de Gymnast ique 215
Firpo, Luis 298
Federation Internationale
Fiske, W. M. L. 332
Halterophile et Culturiste 152
221 Flag salute
(weightlif ting) 104
de Handball 215 Flags and hymns
Flagstaff, Arizona 187
de Hockey sur Gazon 216
de Lutte Amateur (wrestling) 222
301
Box No. Box No.
Flaherty, Vincent X. 25, 298 Germany
Fleming, Peggy 174 Democratic Republic (DDR)
Florence, Italy 194 East 129, 130, 276, S8
Florida 6 S8A, S31, 857, S73
Florida State University 16 Sports in the 184
Fock, Jen8 S58 East-west merger S7
Food and housing 156 Federal Republic of (BRD)
Football, college 13, 245 West 127-129, 276
Football, college German-Jewish conflict 234, SI
National Football Foundation Committee on Fair Play
and Hall of Fame 244 in Sports 235
"What's Wrong With College Gerson, Samuel N. 227, 298
Football" 245 Ghana 130
professional 290, 309 Gibraltar 130
Soccer, See Soccer Gilbert, Alfred C. 26, 81
"For Honor of Country and Glory Gill, Harry 332, S18
of Sport" 244 Glassboro State College 17
Ford assembly plant 242, S14 Glickman, Marty 335
Foreign Correspondents Club, Gliding and Soaring 13, 215
Tokyo 246, 247 Goelitz, Harry S18
Formosa, See China, Republic of Golf 215, 290, S76
(Taiwan) Gomez, Marte R. 57
France 51, 58, 60, 62, 126, 127 Graebner, Norman 232
152, 174, 175, 193, 276 Graves, George W. 233
278, 306, 326, S107 Great Britain 50, 53-55, 58, 59, 62, 115
Franco, Fancisco 300, 335 130, 156, 276, 278, 301,
202, 303
Freyermuth, George 25 327, S104, S107
Friermood, Harold T. 25, 333 Greece 50, 58, 59, 115, 131, 276
Frith, Inger K. 333 326, S8A, 850, 863
Fumbled Ball, The 245, 246 Greim, Willard N. 26
Funk and Wagnalls Encyclopedia 230 Griffith, John L. 26
Furlong, Bill 293 Groeninger, William C. "Bill" 26
Future 256 Grombach, John W. 26
Grotius Foundation, the International 104
Gruss, Joseph G. A. 57
Guatemala 64, 131, 198
Gabon 127
Guatemala City, Guatemala 198
Gafner, Raymond M. 55
Guell, Baron de. See MacMahon
Gallico, Paul 233, S4
Guiana 131
Games Committee 158
242 Gulnle, Arnaldo 57
Gaudy, R. J.
Guirandou, D. M. Louis 57
GANEFO, See iJew Emerging Forces
Guisan, Henri 26, 57, S12B
Gardner, George L. 26
Gustav Adolph, King of Sweden 334
Garland, John J. 56
Gymnastics 8, 13, 215, 290, 301-303, 306
Garland, William M. 56, 233, 298 822
308, 309 335, S19A, 820,
332 SI
854A, S55A, S65
Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany 187
Gebrauchsgraphik^ 256
H
Gedenyi, MihSly S65
Gemayel, Gabriel 57, 333 Habu, Madinet 295
General Assembly of International Hainsworth, Harry 6
Sports Federations 207 Haiti 131
George Williams College 16 Hajos, Alfred S65
German tour 5 Hakumen Herald 246
Germany 51, 53, 57, 58, 60-62, 127-130 Hale, Prentis S8
152-155, 181-185, 187, 206, 276 Halim, Abdel Mohamed 57
278, 286, 301, 302, 307, 326, 335 Hall, W. Hunt 332
SI, S5, S21, S25, S36, S44, S98 Hamengku Buwono, Sultan 58
302
Box No . Box No.
Ham, Maolln S38 Hsin T'i yu 256
Hamilton, Brutus 332 Hsu, Henry H. 58
Handball 8, 215, 290, 302, 309 Hughes Richard
, 190
S12, S12A, S13, SIS, S34, S75 Hulbert, Murray 27, 234
Handball 256 Hull, Cordell 202
Hanover, Prince George 58 Hull, Donald F. S9
Hatfield, Mark 114 Hungary 50, 53, 60, 132, 276, 326
Havalanta Games 199 S22, 358, S59, S64, S72
Havana, Cuba 199 Hungarian Olympic Committee,
Havelange, Jean M. F. G. 58 7th Anniversary 247
Hawaii 6, 109 Hunter, Bobby Lee 182
Headlines - and what's behind them 256 Hunter, Evan 27
Health and Physical Education 293
Health, Physical Education and
Recreation 5
Heath, Edward 130
Ice hockey 8, 156, 216, 290, 301-303
Hebert, F. Edward 114
306, 307, 335, S8A, S69
Helmich, Charles G. 298
Helms Athletic Foundation 224 Controversy S4, S5
Helms Bakery - Use of Olympic, LIGH-AHA Controversy 236
Ice skating S76
insignia, circles, motto 225
Helms World Trophy Iceland 64, 115, 133
S5
Ichper 256
Helon, Charles de 296
II Ginnasta (Rome) 256
Keneage, Thomas H. 332, S14
Hennings, Thomas C. S38
mini Club of Chicago 256
The mini Club Bulletin 256
Henry, Guy 234
Illinois, University of 17, 244, 293
Henry, K en 271, S7
310, 325, S8, S12C, S28, S34
Henry, William 27, 234
Class of 1909 45th Reunion 334
Hernandez Petit, Juan 329
S6, S12A
Herzog, Maurice 58, 298
S28 Physical Education Dinner,
Hickey, J. J.
School of 245
Hill, Cortlandt T. 13
Track meets S18, OF
Hindu Club (Buenos Aires) 225
Illustrated Weekly of India 246, 256
Boletin Informativo
Extr aor dinar io 256 Inciarte, Alfredo 0. I. 58
India 63, 133, 276
Hirohito Emperor 335, S6, S16
Indiana 6
S35, S35A
Indiana University 17
History of the Olympic movement 288
Indonesia 58, 104, 133, 197
Hitler, Adolf 335, S12A, S25
201, 276, S9A
Hobson, Howard 211
Innsbruck, Austria 187, 193, S9A
Hodler, Marc 58
Intercollegiate Association of
Hogarty, Alexander J. 58
Amateur Athletes of America
Hollenbeck, William 335
Bulletin 256
Holm Jarrett Rose, Eleanor 235, S12A
Case
Athletics 236
SI
Conference Athletic Association
Holt, Ernest J. H 27, 165
(ICAA) 292
Honduras 131
58 Intercollegiate Olympic Journal
Honey, Reginald
(Amsterdam) 256
Hong Kong 131, 132, 326
International Amateur Athletic
Honkajuuri, Paavo 58
Federation (lAAF) 207-209, 292
Honolulu, Hawaii 206
SI, S5, S7
Hook, James 5
Bulletin 256
Hoover, Herbert 234, SI
Amateur Baseball Federation 210
Hope, Leslie T. "Bob" 27, S6, S12A
Association of Olympic Medical
Horton, William L. 27
Officers 182
The Hotel Monthly 256
Badminton Association 210
Houston, Herbert 234
Houston, Texas 187
303
Box No. Box No.
International Amateur Athletic International Ol3nnpic Committee
Federation (lAAF) Latin America, Commission to
Casting Federation 212 Study the conditions in 99
Conference on the Contribution Lausanne, 50th anniversary of
of Sports to the Improvement office at 104
of Professional Abilities Legislation Commission 99
and to Cultural Development 225 Medical Commission 99
Congress of Sport Sciences 171 Members representing the United
305 States and Olympic team
Congress Sports Law 176 competitors 106
Council for Sport and Physical Memberships 97
Education 225 Meetings and Sessions 75-87, 89
Council on Health, Physical S8A, S16
Education and Recreation 223 Paris, 1922 242
Federation of Body-Builders 212 36th, Warsaw, 1937 244
Judo Federation 216 44th, Copenhagen, 1950 245
Lawn Tennis Federation 221 50th, Paris, 1955 245
Olympic Committee 42-115, 242 53rd S19A
245, 292, 294-300, 335, S5, S8 54th, Tokyo, 1958 245, 335
S8A, S9A, S12A, S12B, S16 S7, S35, S35A, S35B
S36, S38, S70-S74 60th, Baden Baden, 1963
Administration 102 S9, S44
Anniversary Celebration, 63rd, Madrid, 1965 S9
40th 102 64th, Rome, 1966 246
75th 102, 246 65th, Tehran, 1967 246
International Olympic Committee 67th, Mexico City, 1968 246
Bulletin 66-68 68th, Warsaw, 1969 246
Carta Informatlva 258 69th, Amsterdam, 1970 247
Circular letters 70-74 71st, Luxembourg, 1971 247
Commissions and committees 96-101 73rd, Munich, 1972 247
Coordinating and Supervising City requirements 113
Committee 96 Minutes 91-95
Aid Commission 96 Office Reorganization
Booklet and Administration Commission 100
of Olympic Games 97 Officials S32
Eligibility 96 Oljnnpic Academy CommisslonlOO
Legislation, Discrimination Aid Commission 100
and Relations Between Olymplsche Rundshau 257
National Olympic Committees Organization chart 110
and Governments 97 structure 110
Olympic Program, Officials Policy 111
at Games 97 Presidency 36
Cultural Commission 97 President, election of the
Eligibility Commission 98 104, S12C
Executive Board 75-84, 86-89 Press releases 111
104, 307 Protection of the Olympic
Finance Commission 98, 99 Emblems Commission 100
Financial, Audit Reports 104 Protocol 111
Statements 99 Public Relations and Press
and General Aid to Commission 101
National Olympic Reduction of Olympic Games,
Committees, Commission Committee for 111
for the 99 Reorganization of Chateu
History 330, 331 de Vidy Office 112
Joint Commission, National Russian Proposal for 112
Olympic Committees and Report on the Activity of
International Federations 100 the Five Joint Commission
and Coordinating and
Supervising Committee 101
304
Box No. Box No.
Meetings and Sessions Italy 135, 161, 168

51, 61, 63, 64,
Reports to the 57th-61st 169, 206, 276, 278
194, 199, 200,
sessions 305 S8, S12B, S49
304, 327, 335,
Revision of Rule 36 National Olympic Committee S75
Commission 101 Ithaca College 17
Revue Olympique 257 Ivory Coast 57, 135
Roster of Members and Ivy League 293
Honorary Members 112 Izmir, Turkey 200
Rule Book, and Green Book,
Material used for original
112
Jackson, Henry 114
Rules 112
and Regulations, Jaffar, Ahmed E. U. 58
Jahoda, Svatopluk 125
Revisions for new
editions 112 Jahnke, Ernest L. 58
Jai-A-Lai 216
Subject File 102-115
Jamaica
Television Policy 135, 198, 199
Janssen, H. W. 332
Commission 101
Japan 50, 58, 59, 61, 63, 64, 115, 136
Who's Who in the IOC 50
Winter Games Commission, 137, 156, 170-173, 179-181, 188
101 189, 196, 206, 242, 245, 246
Inquiry into
252, 269, 276, 278, 294-298, 302
International Panathlon 225
305-307, 327, 335, SI, S2, S5, S6
Recreation Association 225
37, S9A, S12, S12C, 316, S16A, S16B
Skating Union 217
S17, 335, S35A, S36B, 346, 347, 348
Softball Federation 219
394, 395, 396, 397, 3105, S106
Competitions, Calendar
of 289 Japan Architec t 258
Japan America Society of
Sports Exhibition 199
Chicago 243, 247, 258
Federations 70, 71, 81, 87
Avery Brundage Trophy 221
Joint Advisory
Karate Association 258
Committee and 106
The Japan Magazine 258
Week 176, OF
Japan Report 258
Youth Assemblage 179
Table Tennis Federation 221 Speeches and talks In 258
Japan Times Weekly 258
Track 225
Japan Travel Hews 258
Understanding, A Bridge of 246
Volleyball Association,
University Sports Housewives Match 225
Federation 210, 225
League 276
Volleyball Federation 310
Yacht Racing Union 222 Japanese Press 171, 172, 335, S35A, S35B
International Relations 324 Jarrett, Eleanor Holm, See Holm
Iowa 6
Jarvinen, Matti 27
Javelin 290
Iowa, State University of 17
Iran Jay, John 27
62, 115, 134, 276, 296
Jenkins, Newton 324
57, S24, S24A, S24B, S41, S51, S72
Jeux de 1 'Amite (Afrida) 196
Iraq 134, 276
Internationaux Silencieux 199
Ireland 58, 59, 134
Jewish Examiner 153
Olympic Council of 306, 307
Jewish Problem 152-155
Isaacson, Charles 323
John XXIII, Pope S8A, S12B
Israel 134, 199
Johnson, Kellum S38
Israeli tragedy 183, 286
Lawrence 27
Italia Sportiva 230, 258, OF
Lyndon B. S9
l' Italia Presente 258
Wait 234
305
Box No.
Johnston, Eric
Box
Box No. Box Ho.
Moses, Robert llA Nationalism 287

Mountain climbing S76 Navy Sports program SI
Mountaineering 290 Nazi ban on Jews SI
Mullin, J. Stanley 13 Negri, Mario L. 61
Mumford, Milton S9 Nemetschke, Rudolf 61
Mundo Deport ivo 260 Nepal 140
Munich, Germany S36, S68 Netherlands 58, 61, 62, 82, 140, 276
Mzali, Mohamed 61 301
Antilles 140
N Nevada Uranium Production Company S12B
61
Neve Ghiacclo Sole 230, 260, OF
Nagai, Matsuzo New Emerging Forces, Games of the
Maismith Memorial Fund 237
289
(GANEFO) 201,
Naples, Italy 200
New Englander 260
Nara, Japan S16, S16B 260
News and views
The National Academy of Sports 226
Newsmen, Communist S8
National Amateur Athletic Federation 271-293
226 Newspaper clippings
New York Athletic Club 238, 270
The National Archery Association 210
The New York Public Library Bulletin
National Art Museum of Sport Inc. 226
260
National Association for the
The New York Times 260
Advancement of Colored People 5
New York University 17
of Intercollegiate Athletics 12
New Yorker 260, S75
The NAIA News 260
New Zealand 5, 53, ,140, 276
Collegiate Athletic Association 140
Nicaragua
12, 13, 292 140
Niger
National Collegiate Athletic Association 276
Nigeria 50, 140, 196,
AAU, Dispute with 12
Convention 244 Nippon-America Games 308
Nixon, Richard M. 335, S8, S28
NCAA News 12
Nobel Peace Prize 107
News Bulletin 260
Noel- Baker, Philip J. 298
Proceedings, Index to 256
Norris, Ralph V. S28
Sports 13
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Collegiate and Scholastic 107
OF (NATO)
swimming trophy North Borneo 118
Football League 292
North Central Association 226
National Geographic 260
Northeastern University 17
National Intercollegiate Athletic 138
North Korea
Association (NIAA) 13
Northwestern University 17, S12B
Junior College Athletic S38
258 Norton, John D.
Association
Norway 54, 55, 63, 140, 157
Olympic Committees 70, 71, 116-151 158, 189, 303, 327
of Europe 116
Norwegian tour 238
General Assembly of 228, 307 243
Notre Dame University
Meetings 80, 83
Nurmi , Paavo 33, SI
Officers and Data 116 SI
Nusslein, Hans
National Olympic Committees
and Populations of each country
116
Study and Coordinating Committee Obertubbesing, Herman 238
228 Ohio 6
Press Club, Washington, D.C. 249 Ohio State University 17
Ski Association 13, 252 Olaf, King 140
Annual Bulletin and Oler, Wesley 234
Reports 13 Olympia (Japan) 260, OF
National Skiing 230, 260, OF Olympia, Greece S12B
308
Box No. Box No.
Olympic Games
Olympia, Greece
Up to 1956, information on
"Handing over of the Antique winner's records in Ill
Stadium" 107
News Service 260
Olympia Information 183
Olympia Intern S98 Olympiads
II, Paris, 1900 257
Olympia News 244
III, St. Louis, 1904 257
Olympia Presses telle
183 IV, London, 1908 301
Zeitungs-Auswertung
183 V, Stockholm, 1912
Olympia 72
242, 249, 301, 318
Olympiad Official News Service
, 160
The Olympian (San Francisco) 260 VII, Antwerp, 1920 242
VIII, Paris, 1924 151
Olympians 227
International 227 301, 32 5
IX, Amsterdam, 1928 301
Meeting statement, New York 245
X, Los Angeles, 1932
Midwest Chapter 227
260 151, 248, 260
Olympic (Japan)
The Olympic (American Olympic 278, 301, SI
260 XI, Berlin, 1936 152-155, 248
(Association)
260, 263, 278, 301, 302, 325
Olympic Academy, the International 105
335, 31, 32, S25, 3108, S109
106, 249, S63
Articles 107 XII, Helsinki, 1940
Athletes Research Project 238 156, 261, 302, 32
Awards and medals 107 XII, Tokyo, 1940
245 156, 278, 302, 31, S2
Battles, My Biggest and Osaka 248
Charter 109
XIV, London, 1948 156, 157
Circles, Flag and motto,
110 248, 278, 303
history and mecining of
34, 35, 377
Clothing 108
XV, Helsinki, 1952
Competitors entry form 108
158-160, 249, 278
Congresses 75, 89, S12B
303, 34, 35, 371
Controversies 287
Bulletin 263
Cup 108
XVI, Melbourne, 1956 161-165
Day 108, 850
108 249, 278, 304, OF
Dinner
35, 36, 37, 312, 326
Emblem 107, 110, 238
Stockholm equestrian
Olympic Films 108, 238 304
events
"The Games" 108
XVII, Rome, 1960 168, 169
"International Olympic
108 249, 254, 278, 304, 335
Academy"
37, 38, 335B, 379
Photography and television 170-173
108 XVIII, Tokyo, 1964
249, 258, 269, 278, 305
Finance Committee, A.A.U. 5
306, 335, S9, S9A, 335
Flags S8, S12B
335B, 347, 3105, OF
Flame 109
Official Bulletin 263
Fund 109, 157, 160, 162
Games 109, flO, 244, 246, 329-331 XIX, Mexico City, 1968
176-179, 248, 259-261
315, S70
278-285, 306, 335
Bids 187-195
S9, 352, S61, 362, 365
Committees 109
385-391
Competition, Leftist
XX, Munich, 1972 181-185, 249
criticisms of 287
286, 307, 335, OF
Criticism S7
264
Bulletin
Films and television 158
Scientific Congress 307
Food, housing and
XXI, Montreal, 1976 185, 186
transportation 162
286
German and Japanese
34 Olympic Games, Organization and
participation 110
suggestions for improvement of
309
Box No. Box No.
Olympic Games, Organization and 0l3mpic Hall of Fame
suggestions for improvement of Medical Archives Committee
Organizing Committee Report 305
1935-36 155 Motto 110
1946-48 157 Olympic movement 243, 245, 249, 328-331
1950-52 158, 160, 164, 165 S74, S75
1953-61 161, 164-168 and its influence on
1958-67 173 physical education 110
1960-65 170 and objectives 110
1962-70 175, 178 Museum 102
1966-72 179, 184 Music Festival 335
1970-72 191 Olympic News (American Olympic
1971-74 186 Committee) 261
Points, calculation of 287 Olympic News (Tokyo) 261
Political interference 110 Olympic News Service 261
Sites S5 Olympic Newsletter 261
Statistics 110 Olympic participation 110
Technology and 110 organization chart 238
United States city choice philosophy 110
for 110 reform S7
Victory ceremony 110 Rule 25 110
Winter Games 114, 115, 187 Olympic Seishin 261
866 Olympic shoe scandal 110
IV, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, solidarity 110
1936 152,.248, 301 team of 1912 S18
V, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, team sports 110
1939 270 telethon 245, S6
V, St. Mortiz, 1940 156 trophy room 110
V, St. Mortiz, 1948 248 truce 110
278, 303, S5 use of the word 287
VI, Oslo, 1952 157, 158 Youth Camp 110
303, S6 Olympics, Commercialization of
VII, Cortina d'Ampesso, amateur sport through
1956 161, 263, 278 advertising equipment 110
304, S7, S73 criticisms of 287
Competitors "Fair Play for American
questionnaire 115 Athletes" 110
VIII, Squaw Valley, 1960 Olymplcus 168
165-167, 248, 249, 278 Olympische GrundsMtze 245
304, 335, S8, S30
S8A, Olympische Splele 263
IX, Innsbruck, 1964 169 Die Olymplschen Splele 110
170, 249, 278, 304 Olymplscher Sport-Verlag 230
X, Grenoble, 1968 174, 175 Olymplsches Feuer 261-263
249, 278, 306, S53 Omega Information 263
XI, Sapporo, 1972 179-181 Onesti, Giulio 61, 97, 101
249, 286, 307, 335, S69 Opel, Georg von 61
S94-S97, S105 Order of the Lion (Finland) 243
Official Bulletin 264 Oregon State College 17
Denver, Colorado 286, S99 Oriental Art 242,243, 325
Future of 114, 287 Sll, S12B, S43, S103
Places won, Sunmary of 114 Ornstein, Charles L. 33, 234
Olympic Hall of Fame 110 Oslo, Norway 189
Hymn 110, 169 Ostersund, Sweden 193, S56
Ideals 288 Owens, Jesse 33, 155, 298, S5
Insignia 225
Medals, Emblems, Souvenirs
buttons 110, S8 264
Pace
Medical Archives Coiiinittee 210
Pacific Coast Intercollegiate
Athletic Conference 228, 293
310
Box No . Box No.
Pacific Neighbors (Melbourne) 264 Philippines 64, 142, 190, 196
Pageantry 167 Phillips, W. B. 207
Pahlavi, Farah Diba, Queen of Iran Phnom Penh, Cambodia 289
296, S24, S41, S51 Photographs 155, 165, 167, 294-300
Pahlavi, Gholam Reza 62, S51 S12, .S12C, S15, S104-S109
Pahlavi, Mohananed Reza, Shah of Iran Physical Education and Recreation 111
S24, S41, S51 P hysical Education Today (Manila)
"
264
Paige, Max S38 Physical Fitness 293, S13
Painter, Walter 33 Committee, AAU 5
Pakistan 50, 58, 141, S67, S78 uats. 238
Palestra 264 tests 5
Palmedo, Rolland 33 Pictorial California and the Pacific 264
Panama 59, 63, 141, 198, 199 Pl^tri, Franqois 62
Canal Zone 141 Pinhkala, Lauri 34
City, Panama 198, 199 Pittsburgh, University of 18
Pan American Games 202-206, 244, 245 Plake, Marvin F. 234
308, SI, S4, S5, S6, S7 Playground and Recreation
S12B, S29, S70, S71 Committee, AAU 5
Bulletin for the second Poland 59, 60, 62, 115, 142, 276, 327
(Mexico) 264 Pole vaulting 290
Committee 239 Polignac, Melchior de 298, S6
Pan American Sports Congress 202, 205 Polish Olympic Committee,
206, 245 289 Bulletin of the 253
Organization (DEPA) 205, 206 Political interference with the
247 Olympics 288
Panathlon 309, S12B, S74 issues. United States 288
Panathlon International (Genoa) 264 Politics 243, 245, 246, S12, S13, S104
Panathlon Italiano 264 Polo 217, 308, 309, S76
Pan Pacific Games 206 Pompidou, George S53
Papal audience 246 Pontes, Jose 62
Paplauskas-Ramunas, Anthony 33 Popllmont, Andre G. 34
Paraguay 141 Porritt, Arthur 62
Paris Match 230, 264 Port of Melbourne Quarterly 264
Parker, J. Brooks B. 33, 62 Porter, Charles 0. S38
Partenkirchen, Germany S20 Portland, Oregon 190
Pasha, S. E. Mohammed Taher, See Taher Porto Alegre, Brazil 308
Passports 325 Portugal 62, 142, 206, 276, S7, S53A
Pathe News 238 Posters 184
Patteson, J. C. "Jack" 62 Powell, Dick S28
Patteson, Mrs. J. C. "Molly" 34 Prado, Antonio 62
Paul, Pope 335, S9 Prague, Czechoslovakia 206
Pennsylvania State University 18, 310 Presbyterian College 18
Pennsylvania, University of 17 Prescriptions taken for the Olympic
Pentathlon, Modern 216, 301-303, 306 sessions and meetings organization
308, 309, S18 111
The People's Olympiad, Barcelona, Press 230
Spain 238, 289 Analysis 109
People to People Sports Committee 228 Department 178
Pereira de Castro, Raoul C. 62 Gallery at the La Salle Hotel,
Per on, Eva S5 Dedication of the 244
Personal Efficiency 264 Opinion SlOO, SlOl, S102
Perspectives 264 Press releases 74
Peru 51, 53, 141, 197, 327, S9A Princeton University 18
The Phi Delta Kappa 245 Pritchett, Norton 5
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 187, 190 Prize for press during games 111
Philately 111 Professional sports S5, S7, S35
Philip, Prince (Duke of Edinburgh) 213 Professionalism, clippings on 271
S7, S12B, S26 Program changes in Olympics 287
311
Box No . Box No.
Programs 165, 167, 169, 181, 184 Roller skating 217

Projeccion de Mexico 264 Rink Operations Association
Propaganda and athletes S6 292
Proposals 74 Romanov, Alexel 62
Psychology of Sport, 1st Rome, Italy 199, 294, 295, 297, S7
International Congress of 104 Roosevelt, Franklin D. 234
Puerto Rico 143, 199 Rose, Eleanor Holm, See Holm
Puffer, W. Fred 295 Rose, William C. 35
Purdue University 18 Rosen Clarence de 35, 62
Purinton, Frank H. 332, SIS Rowe, Floyd A. 332
Putnam's Sons, G. P. 230 Rowing 8, 13, 217, 290, 301-303
306, 308
Rubien, Frederick W. 35, 36, 234
266 Rugby 217, 290, S76
Quaderni dello Sport 265,
112
Rule changes
The iûeen 267
26 113
Queens College 18
47 113
Quito, Ecuador 197
Rules for regional games 113
R project, new 113
Rumania 63, 115, 143, S19
Rakotobe Rene
, 62 Russell, Richard B S28
Ramirez Vazquez, Pedro 329 Russi, Bernard 181
Rangell, Johan W. 62 Russia 113, 245, S8
Ravenfeld, Ray 296 Russia, After three weeks in 245
Raycroft, Joseph E. 34, 234 Amateurism vs. Professionalism 238
Reagan, Ronald 194 Russian Athletics S12A
Real estate, Chicago 267, S12 Menace in Next Year's Olympics,
S13, S14 The 245
Realities 267 Sports 244, 245, 251, 269
The Record (SAE) 267 276, S6, S7, S12B, S28
Reczek, Wlodzimierz -62, 97 Rutgers University 18
Reduction of Olympic costs S7
program 111
Re ems, Richard 295
Sachsische Zeitung 267
Refugee athletes S6
Sailer, Toni S7
Regional games 196-206, 239, 308 S76
Sailing
Reilley, Thomas 8
and yachting 291
Reiner, Gabriel 34
St. Louis, Missouri 191
Relays 111
University 18
Renwick, Ralph 34
St. Moritz, Switzerland 187
Rhee, Syngman S27, S27A
Salt Lake City, Utah 190, 193
Rhodesia 143, 276
Samaranch, Juan Antonio 62, 96
Rhodesian problem 178, 184, 286
San Francisco, California 187, 190, 194
.
Richards, Alma S18

242, 334, S8A, S43, S103
Rickett, W, Allyn S38
Referendum 243, S43
Riefenstanl, Leni 288, S2, S108, S109 San Jose State College 18
Rii;ht 267
San Juan, Puerto Rico 199
Rikujo Nippon 267
San Marino 143, S8, S8A, S12B
Riots in Mexico City 176
Santa Barbara, California 244, 274, SSA
Ritter, R. Max 34
S12A, S12C, S40A
Rivera Bascur, Alejandro 62
Award Acceptance Speech 244
Roanoke Real Estate Company SIO
El Paseo Restaurant 274, SIO, S12C
Roberts Case, Jan 8
S40A
Fire
Roby, Douglas F. 35, 62
La Pineta (house) 242, S8, S12
Roche, Martin 334
S12B, S12C, S40, S40A
Rockne Knute 8, SI
Montecito Country Club 274, SIO
S12B, S12C
312
Box No.
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Sport Express 268 Stump, Al 39
Lo Sport Illustrato 268 Subsidleed athletes 85, S6, S7
Sport- Illustrierte 268 Sudan 57, 148
Sport-Jahres-Melster 268 La Suisse Morlogere et Revue
Sport and Pastime (India) 268 Internationale de L'horlogerie 269
Sport Philately 231 Sukarno S9A
Sport Press International (Warsaw) 268 Sullivan, James E. 103, S18
Sport-Spiegel 268 Award 10, SI, S3, S12A, S34
La Sport Suisse 268 Surfing 219
Sport-Toto-Gesellschaft 229 Surinam 148
Sports 245, 246, 329 Susquehanna Corporation SIO, S12
Sportsbooks 231 Swan, Joyce A. 39
Sports equipment 239 Swanson, Charles 234
federations 207-222 Swarts, H. Jamison 39
governing bodies, amateur 8 Sweden 54, 62, 64, 148, 193, 277
Sports Illustrated 169, 231, 268, S7 301, 304, 327, S56
S12B, S38, S74 "Swim Month", U.S.O.C. 239
Sports in the GDR 269 Swimming 9, 13, 220, 291, 301-303
Sports in the USSR 269 308, 310, 335, S19A, S76
Sports Information Service 231 Championships, NIAA 13
Sports International 231 Swiss Broadcasting Corporation 250
Make Full Stature of Man 246 Visitors 242
medicine 259 Switzerland 55, 57, 58, 60, 115, 148
Sports Olympiques 269 149, 156, 187, 189, 193, 277, 278, 303
Sports organizations 223-229 Snyder Juan
, 104
publications 230, 231 Syracuse University 18
rule books 231
Sportsmanship 269
The Sportsmanship Brotherhood 229
Table tennis
244
Sportsmansnip Hall of Fame 231
The Sportsmen's Club (Richmond, Va. ) 239
Sportsworld 269
Squaw Valley, California 167
S tad ion 60 269
Stadium, scale model of 186
Stagg, Amos A. 39, 332, S8A, S12A, S34
The Story of Coach 239
Stalin, Josef 242
Stanford University 18, S8
Start (Vienna) 269
Starting blocks 113, SI
State athletes 110
Statesman's Who's Who 242
Staubo, Jan 63
Steers, Fred L. 39
Stefani, Giorgio de 63
Steinhaus, Arthur H. 333, S9
Stern, Bill 39
Stoke Mandevllle Games for the
Paralysed, International 308
Stoke torch S32
Stone & Co., Bondholders Committee
for H. 0. 325, SIO
Stoytciiev, Vladimir D. 63
Stratton, William G. S28
Strauss, Franz Josef S9
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United States Olympic Association
and Committee
Constitution and rules 233
Correspondence 233
Financial reports 234
Information regarding
constitution, by-laws,
rules 233
Meetings 236, 237
United States Olympic Committee 235,
250, 292, S38, S71
Amendments to constitution,
by-laws and general rules 233
Board of Directors 232, 237
Bulletins and press
releases 232
Committee on Constitution and
By-Laws 233
Olympic Development 238
Complaints
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Berlin 1975.
Band 4 Hermann Rieder u. a. (Red.) Samtliche Vortrage sowie die Zusammen-
Empirische Methoden fassung der Diskussion des Kongresses.
in der Sportpsychologie
Bericht vom Internationalen Band 8 Wohl
A.
1.
Symposium
der Arbeitsgemeinschaft Sportpsychologie Sprache und Bewegung
in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland
(ASP) Beitrage zu einer Theorie der Motorik des
in Heidelberg. Menschen.
Band 9 W.Essing, W. Bertram, Band 12 M. Brichford (Bearb.),
Ch. Meckbach H.-J. Muller (Red.)
Bibliographie zur Psychologie Avery Brundage Collection 1^908—1975

des Sports Eine von der University of Illinois at
III. Band der Dokumentation Sportpsycho- Urbana-Champaign und dem Bundes-
institut
logle mit 3400 Literaturnachweisen.
fiir Sportwissenschaft herausge-
gebene Obersicht uber den 400 000 Seiten
Band 10 J. Recia, R. Timmer (Red.) umfassenden NachlaB von Avery
Kreative Sportinformatik Brundage.
Der Internationale Jubllaums-KongreB
Band 13 Karl Feige
1975 in Graz
Veranstaltet vom Wissenschaftlichen Kreis
Leistungsentwicklung
und Hochstleistungsalter
fijr Leibeserzleher der Universitat Graz
in Zusammenarbelt mit der International von Spitzenlaufern (im Druck)
Association for Sports Information, Band 14 A. D. Simons,
Den Haag. Thomas,
R. Brackhane
Band 11 W. Preising (Red.) Untersuchung
Sportf ilmtage 75 Oberhausen handlungspsychologischer Faktoren
Internationales Film- und Fernsehfestival im sportlichen UbungsprozeB (im Druck)
(im Druck).
Band 15 Karl Schlagenhauf
Der Band Sportvereine in der
„Sportfilmtage 73 Oberhausen" Bundesrepublik Deutschland
(Red.: A. Kirsch, Osang-Verlag, Bad Band 1: Strukturelemente und Verhaltens-
Honnef sowie Hofmann-Verlag, Schorn- determinanten im organisierten Freizeit-
dorf) ist ebenfalls noch erhaltlich. bereich. (in Vorbereitung)
Forschungsberichte und Materialien (Bezug uber das Bundesinstitut)
Schwerpunktprogramm der sportwis- H. Gabler, O. Grupe, K. Bergner

senschaftlichen Forschung Jugend trainiert fiir Olympia
M. Donike, Ch. M. Kaiser, H.-L Klehr
Untersuchungsbefunde.
Die Dopingkontrollen in Montreal H. Fleischer, L. Mulfahrt,

B. Schreiber (Red.)
Sportwissenschaft und Sportmedizin In
Sportwissenschaftliche
der Bundesrepublik Deutschland Erhebung 1976.
Forschungsprojekte
Redaktionell iiberarbeitetes Protokoll der
Dffentlichen des H. Boeckmann, N. Heymen
Informationssitzung
Sportausschusses des Deutschen Bundes- Bestandsaufnahme zum sport-
tages am 17. 3. 1976. didaktischen Einsatz von Video-Anlagen
Reihe „Sportmedizm" Deutscher Arzte-Verlag, Koln
Band 1 H.-V. Ulmer Band 2 M. Donike

Zur Methodik, Standardisierung
und Auswertung von Tests Gaschromatographischer Nachweis
fiir die Prlifung der korperlichen
von DopingmKteIn
Leistungsfahigkelt (in Vorbereitung)
Band 3 G. Anders, R. Felten, Innern eingesetzten Kommission ,Gesund-
A. Kirsch (Hrsg.) heitlicheFolgen des Boxsports' mit samt-
Boxen und Gesundheit. lichen sowie einem Bericht
Materialien
Zur Frage von Langzeitschaden ilber das Symposium ,Medizinische
und Ihrer Verhutung Aspekte des Boxsports' 1975 in Saar-
Bericht der vom Bundesminister des briicken.
Reihe „Sportdokumentation" Osang-VeHag, Bad Honnef

Literaturdokumentation
Es werden ca. 430 Internationale sportwissenschaftliche Zeitschriften (einschlieBlich Sport-
medizin), jahrlich ca. 500 Monographien, Sonderdrucke und KongreBberichte ausgewertet.
Jahrlich werden ca. 2500 Referate und Annotationen in dieser Reihe veroffentlicht. Dazu
aktuelle Obersicht iJber 25 internationale sportwissenschaftliche Zeitschriften,
Documentation of Literature
About 430 international sports scientific magazines (including sports medicine) and appro-
ximately 500 monographs, offprints and congress reports are evaluated each year. Publish-
ed in this series annually are about 2,500 abstracts and annotations. In addition, there is an
up-to-date review of 25 international sports science magazines.
Teil A: Literatur, Sportwissenschaft, ohne Sportmedizin
Teil B: Literatur, Sportmedizin
Jahrlich je 6 Hefte k ca. 200 Referate, broschiert und als Karteikarten.
Datendokumentation
Empirische sportwissenschaftliche Forschungsprojekte,
Erhebung 1973/74
Redaktion: J. Maier
H. Fleischer
Daten sportmedizinischer Untersuchungen (1971 —1973)
im Spitzensport —
Eine Grundauswertung
Sportwissenschaftliche Forschungsprojekte, Erhebung 1974/75
Redaktion: J. Maier
In der Projektdokumentation werden die geplanten, die laufenden und die abgeschlossenen
sportwissenschaftlichen Forschungsprojekte in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland erfaBt.
Reihe „Sportwissenschaft und Sportforderung im Ausland"

Heymanns-Verlag, Koln
In dieser Reihe werden Vorschlage zur Struktur des Sports und der Sportwissenschaft im
Ausland veroffentlicht.
Published in this series are recommendations as to the structure of sport and sport
science abroad.
Band 1 L. Diem, W. Hollmann, A. Kirsch, Band 2 L. Diem, W. Hollmann,

S. Lachenicht, C. Menze, H.-J. Miiller, S.Hummel, A. Kirsch, C. Menze,
F. Roskam H.-O. Schaefler
Memorandum fiir die Entwicklung Memorandum fur den Aufbau
des Sports in Venezuela der Natlonalen Sporthochschule
(deutsch, spanisch) in Teheran
Diese „Schriftenreihe des Bundesinstituts fUr Sportwissenschaft" will in der
der Fragestellung und des methodischen Zugangs die Einheit des Gegen-
Vielfalt
standes „Sport" ermoglichen. Sie soil damit ihren Beitrag zur Konstitution einer
eigenstandigen Sportwissenschaft leisten.
Inhaltlich werden einerseits Themen, die aus der Forschungsforderung des Bun-
desinstituts hervorgegangen sind, im Vordergrund stehen; andererseits soil die
Reilne ein Forum sein fur Berichte iJber solche Tagungen, Symposien und Exper-
tengesprache, die vom Bundesinstitut entweder organisiert oder zumindest ge-
fordert werden und aktuellen sportwissenschaftlichen Problemkomplexen dienen.
Dieser Zielsetzung entspriclit auch die Entscheidung, der international oftmals
gleichen sportwissenschaftlichen Problemlage vereinzelt durch mehrsprachige
Veroffentlichungen gerecht zu werden.
Alle sportwissenschaftliche Theoriebildung wird aber nicht nur die Forderung
nach Konsistenz ihrer theoretischen Konstrukte beachten, sondern ebenso ihren
Bezug zur Sportpraxis ausweisen miissen. Letztlich dient daher die Schriften-
reihe auch daz'j, den Zusammenhang von Theorie und Praxis auf dem Gebiet
des Sports immer wieder bewuBt zu machen.

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Bundeslnstitut fur Sportwissenschaft 12

Avery Brundage Collection

Herausgegeben von / Edited by

VERLAG KARL HOFMANN SCHORNDORF

CIP-Kurztitelaufnahme der Deutschen Bibliothek

Avery Brundage Collection: 1908 — 1975 / hrsg. vom

Urbana-Champaign. Zsgest. von Maynard Bridiford.

Sportwissensdiaft; Bd. 12)

NE: Bridiford, Maynard (Hrsg.); Bundesinstitut fiir

Redaktion: Hans- Jur gen Miiller

© by Bundesinstitut fur Sportwissensdiaft, Hertzstrafie 1, 5000 Koln 40 (Lovenidi)

Verlag Karl Hofmann, Sdiorndorf bei Stuttgart

Section Box No.

(ôJJ.ecJ.A.on me^ê. jLck rvLcrut nuA. ^poAMuA^>ieri4cnaî.lj.cne

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Q6 jiii. veAdX-enAivoU., dafo daui Bunder Xn^jAjLut tua

I attribute to the "Avery Brundage Collection" presented here

for Avery Brundage was without doubt an historical personality

His life had many dimensions. He was a great entrepreneur and

master-builder, friend of the fine arts and patron of learning.

It is worthy of merit that the Bimdesinstitut fUr Sportwissenschaft

in Cologne has, in painstaking labor, traced hitherto largely

Olympic Games deserted by good spirits could be the poorest thing

profit from all he has bequeathed.

President of the National Olympic Committee

"Deutschland hat grosse Verdienste um die Verbreitung der

Avery Brundage hat aber dem Bundesinstitut fUr Sportwissenschaf t

Die vorliegende, von Maynard J. Brichford erstellte Ubersicht

Prof. Dr. A. Kirsch

"Germany deserves great appreciation for the diffusion of the

The volume of the papers from him was estimated to be about

However, Avery Brundage granted his permission to the Bundesinstitut

The submitted survey of the Brundage Collection drawn up by

Prof. Dr. A. Kirsch

BUNDESINSTITUT FUR SPORTWISSENSCHAFT

Record Series 26/20/37

On December 20, 1974, the University Archives, a division of the library,

On March 5, 1975, Mr. Frederic Ruegsegger of Mr. Brundage's office brought

Amateur Athletic Union, 1932-34, 1941-62

Amateur Athletic Union, 1965

New York, New York

Box 3: Amateur Athletic Union

Annual Meetings Amateur Athletic Union

73rd Meeting, Las Vegas, Nevada Nov.

Box 6 ; Amateur Athletic Union

Box 7 ; Amateur Athletic Union Regional Associations

Box 8 : Amateur Athletic Union

Reilley, Thomas, 1934

Box 9 : Amateur Athletic Union, Sports

Skating, 1946-48, 1954, 1965

Box 10 ; Amateur Athletic Union

James E. Sullivan Award, (2 folders), 1904, 1930-31, 1935, 1945-50, 1951-69

National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics vs.

National Ski Association

Arkansas, 1964 and 1967

Chicago, 1959, 1969, 1970-74

Glassboro, 1964-69, 1972

Minnesota (2 folders), 1938-39, 1946-50

Pennsylvannia State College, 1948

Barbuti, Ray, 1929

Henry, William "Bill", 1953, 1964, 1968, 1970