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http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt9g5040vm No online items Guide to the Stanford University, Department of Athletics, Communications, Records SC0367 compiled by University Archives staff Department of Special Collections and University Archives 2010 Green Library 557 Escondido Mall Stanford 94305-6064 [email protected] URL: http://library.stanford.edu/spc Note This encoded finding aid is compliant with Stanford EAD Best Practice Guidelines, Version 1.0. Guide to the Stanford University, SC0367 1 Department of Athletics, Communications, Records SC0367 Language of Material: English Contributing Institution: Department of Special Collections and University Archives Title: Stanford University, Department of Athletics, Communications, records creator: Stanford University. Department of Athletics, Physical Education and Recreation. Media Relations Identifier/Call Number: SC0367 Physical Description: 140.5 Linear Feet Date (inclusive): 1930-2008 Date (bulk): bulk Abstract: The collection consists of programs, statistics, press releases, scrapbooks, brochures, photographs, slides, video footage, and pamphlets pertaining to football, basketball, wrestling, golf, and other sports at Stanford University, Immediate Source of Acquisition note Administrative transfers, 1989-2009. Information about Access Collection is open for research; materials must be requested at least 48 hours in advance of intended use. Ownership & Copyright Property rights reside with the repository. Literary rights reside with the creators of the documents or their heirs. To obtain permission to publish or reproduce, please contact the Stanford University Archivist. Cite As [Identification of item], Stanford University, Department of Athletics, Communications, Records (SC0367). Department of Special Collections and University Archives, Stanford University Libraries, Stanford, Calif. Scope and Content of Collection The collection consists of programs, statistics, press releases, scrapbooks, brochures, photographs, slides, and pamphlets pertaining to football, basketball, wrestling, golf, and other sports at Stanford University, including two scrapbooks on women's sports at Stanford, 1964-1975. Also included are video tapes of football games, 1970-92; women's basketball games, 1987-99; men's basketball games, 1984-92; miscellaneous tapes of volleyball, swimming, gymnastics, and baseball; interviews with coaches Jack Elway, Dick Gould, Tara VanDerveer, and Mike Montgomery; and campus promotional spots aired during televised games. Arrangement note Records are arranged as received. Biographical / Historical On March 12, 1975 all men’s and women’s sports programs were merged into a new Department of Athletics, Physical Education and Recreation (DAPER) to better enable the university to comply with Title IX. Stanford's first scholarships for women athletes are awarded in the fall. At the time, the university has 19 intercollegiate teams: 12 for men and seven for women. Subjects and Indexing Terms College sports -- California. Sports for women. Stanford University. Department of Athletics, Physical Education and Recreation. Media Relations Montgomery, Mike Stanford University. Department of Athletics, Physical Education and Recreation. Sports Information Office Elway, Jack Gould, Dick Stanford University. Department of Athletics VanDerveer, Tara Records Accession ARCH-1984-132 1972-1978 box 1 Record book for men's golf contests, 1972-78 box 2 Bound volumes of Touchdown Illustrated, 1973-76 box 3 Bound volumes of Touchdown Illustrated 1977-78 Guide to the Stanford University, SC0367 2 Department of Athletics, Communications, Records SC0367 Additional Records Accession ARCH-1984-1581931-1983 Additional Records Accession ARCH-1984-158 1931-1983 Clippings box 1 Baseball clippings 1980-1981 box 1 Baseball clippings 1981-1982 box 1 Basketball clippings October 1979-March 1980 box 1 Basketball clippings April 1980-July 1981 box 2 Football clippings August 1976-November 1977 box 2 Football clippings December 1977-May 1978 box 2 Football clippings June 1978-October 1978 box 3 Football clippings November 1978-March 1979 box 3 Football clippings April 1979-October 1979 box 3 Football clippings November 1979-April 1980 box 4 Football clippings November 1981- May 1982 box 4 Football clippings January 1981-October 1981 box 4 Football clippings October 1980-December 1980 box 4 Football clippings April 1980-October 1980 box 5 General Sports clippings April 1977-November 1977 box 5 General Sports clippings November 1977-May 1978 box 5 General Sports clippings May 1978-March 1979 box 6 General Sports clippings March 1979-February 1980 box 6 General Sports clippings Winter 1980 (Feb.-Sept.) box 6 General Sports clippings Fall 1980 (March 1980-October 1981) box 7 Spring Sports clippings 1980-1981 box 7 General Sports clippings Fall 1981 Videos box 8 Football 1980 preseason Physical Description: 1 videotape(s) (u-matic) box 8 Football 1981 preseason show Physical Description: 1 videotape(s) (u-matic) box 8 Football vs. Ohio State, Sept. 26, 1981 Physical Description: 1 videotape(s) (u-matic) box 8 Football at Arizona, Oct. 3, 1981 Physical Description: 1 videotape(s) (u-matic) box 8 Football vs. UCLA, Oct. 10, 1981 Physical Description: 1 videotape(s) (u-matic) box 8 Football at USC, Oct. 17, 1981 Physical Description: 1 videotape(s) (u-matic) box 8 Football vs. Arizona State, Oct. 24, 1981 Physical Description: 1 videotape(s) (u-matic) box 8 Football at Washington, Oct. 31, 1981 Physical Description: 1 videotape(s) (u-matic) box 8 Football at Oregon State, Nov. 11, 1981 Physical Description: 1 videotape(s) (u-matic) box 8 Football vs. Oregon, Nov. 14, 1981 Physical Description: 1 videotape(s) (u-matic) Guide to the Stanford University, SC0367 3 Department of Athletics, Communications, Records SC0367 Additional Records Accession ARCH-1984-1581931-1983 box 8 Football vs. Cal, Nov. 21, 1981 Physical Description: 1 videotape(s) (u-matic) box 8 NCAA Productions College Football 1983 Taking the Offensive Physical Description: 1 videotape(s) (u-matic) box 8 PAC-10 Basketball Preview, Nov. 8, 1983 Physical Description: 1 videotape(s) (u-matic) box 8 NCAA Championship 1980 Soccer, Nov. 6, 1981 Physical Description: 1 videotape(s) (u-matic) box 8 ESPN tapes (1 of 4, and 2 of 4) of " OU/Stanford," no dates Physical Description: 1 videotape(s) (u-matic) box 9, folder 1 Press releases, football, Aug.-Nov. 1979 box 9, folder 2 Golf records 1931-38 box 9, folder 3 Golf records 1939-46 box 9, folder 4 Golf records 1949-1950 box 9, folder 5 Golf records 1951-52 box 9, folder 6 Golf records 1953-54 box 9, folder 7 Women's basketball series records 1974/1975-1983 box 9, folder 8 Women's volleyball series records 1976-1982 Additional Records Accession ARCH-1986-143 1976-1982 box 1-3 Men's basketball game files (and tournaments), 1979-1982 box 4-6 Press releases and "Highs and Lows" for all sports, 1980-82 box 7 Clippings on football 1977 box 7 Photographs (contact sheets) on football 1977 and 1978-79 box 8 Photographs (contact sheets) on football, 1978 box 8 Football slides 1977-79, with some as early as 1970 box 8 Football slides 1980 (mug shots and action shots) box 8 Clippings on men's basketball 1978 box 8 Slides of men's and women's basketball and minor sports, with some campus scenes 1971-1981 box 8 Contact sheets on men's basketball, 1978-79 box 8 Slides of men's and women's basketball and minor sports 1976-1981 Additional Records Accession ARCH-1989-119 1979-1987 box 1, folder 1 Football vs Purdue 9/11/82 box 1, folder 2 Football vs San Jose State 9/18/82 box 1, folder 3 Football vs Ohio State 9/25/82 box 1, folder 4 Football vs Oregon State 10/2/82 box 1, folder 5 Football vs Arizona State 10/4/82 box 1, folder 6 Football vs USC 10/16/82 box 1, folder 7 Football vs Washington State 10/23/82 box 1, folder 8 Football vs University of Arizona 11/6/82 box 1, folder 9 Football vs UCLA 11/13/82 box 1, folder 10 Football vs Oklahoma 9/10/1983 box 1, folder 11 Football vs Univ. of Illinois 9/17/1983 box 1, folder 12 Football vs San Jose State 9/24/1983 box 1, folder 13 Football vs Arizona State 10/1/1983 box 1, folder 14 Football vs UCLA 10/8/1983 box 1, folder 15 Football vs Univ. of Washington 10/15/1983 box 1, folder 16 Football vs Univ. of Arizona 10/22/1983 box 1, folder 17 Football vs Oregon State 10/24/1983 box 1, folder 18 Football vs USC 11/5/1983 Guide to the Stanford University, SC0367 4 Department of Athletics, Communications, Records SC0367 Additional Records Accession ARCH-1989-1191979-1987 box 1, folder 19 Football vs Univ. of Washington 10/30/82 box 1, folder 20 Football vs Oregon State 11/12/1983 box 1, folder 21 Football vs California 11/19/1983 box 1, folder 22 Football vs Univ. of Oklahoma 9/8/1984 box 1, folder 23 Football vs Univ. of Illinois [1984] box 1, folder 24 Football vs San Jose State 9/22/1984 box 1, folder 25 Football vs Arizona State 9/29/1984 box 1, folder 26 Football vs UCLA 10/6/1984 box 1, folder 27 Football vs Univ. of Washington 10/13/1984 box 1, folder 28 Football vs Washington State 10/20/1984 box 1, folder 29 Football vs Oregon State 10/27/1984 box 1, folder 30 Football vs USC 11/3/1984 box 1, folder 31 Football vs Univ. of Arizona 11/10/1984 box 1, folder 32 Football vs California 11/17/1984 box 1, folder 33 Football vs San Jose State 9/14/85 box 1, folder 34 Football vs Univ. of Oregon 9/21/85 box 1, folder 35 Football vs Texas 9/28/85 box 1, folder 36 Football vs San Diego State 10/5/85 box 2, folder 1 Football vs UCLA 10/12/85 box 2, folder 2 Football vs USC 10/19/85 box 2, folder 3 Football vs Univ.
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