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Guide to the Papers

National Hall of Fame Library

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum 25 Main Street Cooperstown, NY 13326

This guide to the collection was prepared by Claudette Scrafford and reviewed by Russell Wolinsky in March 2008.

Collection Number: BA MSS 50 BL-3105.2001

Title: Roger Kahn Papers

Inclusive Dates: 1936 - 2004

Extent: 21 linear feet (38 archival boxes)

Repository: National Baseball Hall of Fame Museum and Library 25 Main Street Cooperstown, NY 13326

Abstract: This collection contains the papers of Roger Kahn between 1936 and 2004. The papers include personal and professional correspondence, contracts, litigation documents, fan mail, newspaper articles and photos. The majority of these papers relate to Kahn’s articles, short stories and books.

Acquisition Information: This collection was a gift of Roger Kahn in 2001.

Preferred Citation: Roger Kahn Papers, BA MSS 50, National Baseball Hall of Fame Library, National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.

Access Restrictions: By appointment only during regular business hours; email [email protected].

Copyright: Property rights reside with the National Baseball Hall of Fame Library. For information about permission to reproduce or publish, please contact the library.

Separations: Photos have been separated to cold storage in the Photograph Department. Audio/video tapes have been separated to A/V storage room. Museum artifacts have been separated to the Collection Department. Our Sports magazine, June 1953, separated to HOF Serial GV561.O97.

History: Roger Kahn, born in 1927, grew up in where he attended prep school and, like most of his fellow Brooklynites, rooted enthusiastically for the Dodgers. He joined the Herald Tribune as a copy boy in 1948 and rose quickly to become a baseball writer. He began to cover the Dodgers in 1952, and also traveled with the other New York teams, the Giants and the Yankees. At the age of 26, he was the newspaper's "star" sports reporter, making a salary of $10,000.

In 1956, Mr. Kahn was named sports editor of magazine and then from 1963 to 1969 became editor at large of The Saturday Evening Post. For a decade he wrote a monthly column for Esquire magazine. Five times his articles were voted the best in the country and awarded the E.P. Dutton prize.

In 1972, he published The Boys of Summer, which became the country's number- one best seller and a phrase that is now used hundreds of times by writers and fans during the baseball season. Mr. Kahn's other books include a biography of , a memoir of the season in which he owned a team, a history of a student uprising at and a recollection of the era when the Yankees, Dodgers and Giants ruled the world. Three anthologies are entirely devoted to some of the best of Mr. Kahn's writing.

In 2006 he was inducted into the National Jewish Sports Hall of Fame. On that occasion, Baseball Commissioner called Mr. Kahn "an icon of our game." He lives in Stony Ridge with his wife and has two grown children; Alissa Keenan, a ceramist, and Gordon J. Kahn, A.I.A., a prominent architect.

Source: www.rogerkahn.com

Scope and Content: This collection contains the personal and professional papers of Roger Kahn. The majority of these papers deal with his research, interviews and correspondence relating to his articles, stories and books. Items include litigation documents, contracts, financial statements, manuscripts, photos, audio and video tapes.

System of Arrangement: This collection is organized into five series with the provenance kept where possible. Series I contains files such as correspondence, fan mail, litigations, contracts, research files on individuals, Kahn articles by publication, public appearances and book tours. Series II is organized by book title. Each title may include research notes, newspaper clippings, manuscript, interviews, correspondence and fan mail. Series III is two oversize boxes of photos, organized by book; promotional shots of Kahn, his family and miscellaneous. Series IV is an oversize box containing awards, citations, posters received by Kahn. Series V is one oversize box and one smaller box containing audio and video tapes of interviews, book promotions and personal appearances.

Controlled Access Terms: These records are indexed under the following terms in the National Baseball Hall of Fame Library catalog. Researchers wishing to find related materials may wish to search under these terms.

Corporate Names Brooklyn Dodgers New York Giants Minor League Utica Blue Sox Columbia Mets Random House MacMillan Publishing Warner Books New York Times Sport magazine Esquire Saturday Evening Post

Personal Names Black, Joe Campanella, Roy Campanis, Al DiMaggio, Joe Erskine, , Carl Giamatti, A. Bartlett Kahn, Roger Monroe, Marilyn Reese, Pee Wee Robinson, Jackie Roe, Preacher Rose, Pete Rosenthal, Harold Spahn, Warren Thomson, Bobby Forms Correspondence Manuscript Reviews Clippings Interviews Sportswriters Tours - Book Fan mail Photographs Audio cassettes Video cassettes

Content List Series I contains files arranged into seven archival boxes. Files include correspondence, fan mail, litigations, contracts, research files on individuals, Kahn articles by publication, public appearances and book tours. These are arranged chronologically where possible. Only items of interest are listed, folders may contain further information.

Box 1 Folders 1-6 contain professional correspondence to and from Kahn.

Folder 1 Correspondence, 1954 – 1966 Folder 2 Correspondence, 1971 – 1972 Folder 3 Correspondence, 1973 – 1975 Folder 4 Correspondence, 1976 – 1979 Folder 5 Correspondence, 1980 – 1989 Folder 6 Correspondence, 1990 – 1997; 2004

Folder 7 Correspondence-Personal, undated, 1952, 1954 1971-1973, 1977

Folder 8 Correspondence-Personal, 1985, 1988, 1992 – 1998 Folder 9 Fan Mail – general, 1950 – 1998

Box 2 Folder 1 Contracts and Agreements, 1971 – 1999 Damon Runyon Biography – 1974 How the Weather Was – 1986, Korean paperback Rescuing Roger – 1989 The Golden Age – 1993 125 Years of Baseball – 1994

Folder 2 Financial Records – general, 1956 – 1998 Random House royalties – 1958 Reader’s Digest - $10.00 article, 1961 Fawcett Publications royalty statement, 1970 Esquire Kahn expenses, 1971 Attorney invoice, 1987 Research Assistant expenses, 1997

Folder 3 Geoffrey C. Ward & Ken Burns vs. Kahn, 1997 Copyright infringement claim – Baseball: An Illustrated History

Folder 4 Correspondence – New York Times, 1987 – 1991 Four-page letter from Ira Berkow, re: Times article

Folder 5 Samuel S. Vaughan correspondence, 1984 – 1993 Random House V.P. & editor

Folder 6 John Herman correspondence, 1990 – 1993 Ticknor & Fields editor

Folder 7 Gerard McCauley correspondence, 1988 – 1990; 1993 Literary agent

Folder 8 Charles Rembar correspondence, 1990 – 1993 Rembar & Curtis Esquire

Folder 9 MacMillan Publishing, Inc. correspondence, 1988 – 1991 Agreement amendment – book Charles Scribner’s Publishers – March 13, 1991

Box 3 Litigations v. Kahn

Folder 1 Gulf & Western Corporation, 1983 Folder 2 Warner Books correspondence & litigation, 1989 – 1991 Pete Rose Enterprises, Pete Rose Folder 3 Simon & Schuster, 1989 – 1993 Original transcript of Examination before trial

Folder 4 MacMillan Publishing, Inc., 1992 - March 1993 Folder 5 MacMillan Publishing, Inc., April 1993 – January 1994

Box 4 Kahn articles published in various publications

Folder 1 Articles in miscellaneous publications Folder 2 New York Times Folder 3 Sport magazine Folder 4 Time magazine Folder 5 Newsday, Los Angeles Times, Notre Dame Magazine, Herald Tribune Folder 6 Sports Illustrated Folder 7 Saturday Evening Post Folder 8 Esquire, 1959, 1960, 1969, 1970 - 1974 Folder 9 Esquire, 1975 – 1976, 1986 article published in Japanese Folder 10 Playboy

Box 5 Folder 1 Brooklyn College Panel Discussion, 1987 “The Grand Game of Baseball”

Folder 2 Public Speeches, undated Folder 3 Public Library, 1988 “Casey at the Bat”

Folder 4 New York Public Library, Dec 15, 1987 “Baseball and the American Dream” (see Series V, audio tape of presentation)

Folder 5 Public Appearances, 1972 – 1998

Folder 6 Attended Events Bill Corum Memorial Dinner, 1971 NY Baseball Writers’ Dinner, 1973, 1992 Superstar of the Year Dinner, 1973 Rudolph Giuliani Breakfast, 2001

Folder 7 Articles, Quotes, Interviews on Kahn, 1956 – 1985 Folder 8 Articles, Quotes, Interviews on Kahn, 1988 – 1999

Box 6 Contains files on individuals kept by Kahn. Content of files vary depending on individual.

Folder 1 Joe Black Farewell Message as President of National Association of Market Developers, May 1968 Remarks at Virginia Union University, May 1969 Remarks at Sept. 1969 seminar

Folder 2 Articles on racial remarks, 1987 (see Series V, “Nightline: Baseball in Black & White”)

Folder 3 John Dowd 32-page biography

Folder 4 Carl Furillo Obituaries and reactions Telephone interviews of his death with Erskine, Reese, Shuba

Folder 5 Interview transcript

Folder 6 Charles Radbourn Correspondence, Ernest Lanigan, 1949 Correspondence, Lee Allen, 1963-1968 Biography, stats, articles

Folder 7 Harold Rosenthal Correspondence, articles

Folder 8 Our Sports magazine copies, J.R. editor, 1953 June 1953 Vol.1, No 2 HOF Serials GV561 .O97 Obituaries, biographies, articles Funeral service program

Folder 9 Articles

Box 7 Folder 1 Mark Reese File Correspondence, articles “ Story” – script

Folder 2 “: Look Behind the Legend” - 1963 Interviews, TV script, review

Folder 3 Sports Anthology, 1959 Questionnaires - - - Frank Lane - Larry MacPhail Articles, correspondence Folder 4 Articles, stories by Kahn, undated “Growing Up Nothing” “Treasury of Remembrance” “One Almost Perfect Game” “Choose Something Like a Star” “The Jackie Robinson I Remember” “The Joy of Sport” “Rapid Robert Gibson” “A Little List”

Folder 5 Women’s Movement article, Esquire 1974 Articles re: women in locker rooms

Folder 6 Fifteen Non-Baseball articles and stories

Series II is organized by book title. Each title may include contracts, research notes, clippings, manuscripts, financial records, interviews and correspondence. Each folder is arranged chronologically where possible and only items of note are mentioned. Folders may contain further information.

Boys of Summer Boxes 8, 9, 10

Box 8 Folder 1 Correspondence, Royalty Statements and Contracts, Agreements Contract, 1969 Contract, paperback, 1987

Folder 2 Correspondence, 1970 – 1973 Walter Barber (handwritten note) (handwritten note)

Folder 3 Correspondence, 1980 – 1994 Theatrical rights Film rights Leather-bound edition, 1994

Folder 4 Correspondence, 1995 – 1998 Film Trademark & Patent – denied, 1995 Film Option Agreement, 1997

Folder 5 Manuscript – not complete

Folder 6 Research notes, correspondence, 1969 Interviews - - Pee Wee Reese - Joe Black - - Andy Pafko - Carl Erskine

Folder 7 Research materials – 1950s Articles, telegrams

Folder 8 Term “Boys of Summer” used as an expression

Box 9 Folder 1 Book Tour Itineraries Folder 2 Publicity and Advertisements Folder 3 Reviews Folder 4 Reviews – paperback edition Folder 5 Book-related articles by Kahn

Folder 6 Correspondence – Congratulations on success Pee Wee Reese handwritten note Foreign Service Director, Columbia Folder 7 Fan mail Folder 8 Cedarville College, Ohio, seminar, 1988 Course outline, suggested topics Bibliography Student papers

Box 10 Folder 1 Dramatic Rights Folder 2 Film & TV Rights Folder 3 Screen Treatment by Kahn Folder 4 Screenplay by Bill Svanoe, 1979 Folder 5 Screenplay by Ring Lardner, Jr., 1994

The Head Game – Boxes 11, 12, 13

Box 11 Folder 1 Correspondence, 1992 - 1994 Contract, 1992 Contract, 1998

Folder 2 Interview transcripts - Joe Black - - Leo Mazzone - Dick Bosman - Mark Reese - Folder 3 Interview transcripts - Pee Wee Reese - Roy Campanella - - - - - Johnny Sain -

Folder 4 Manuscript notes Folder 5 Research articles Folder 6 Research articles – -by-pitch

Box 12 Files kept on individuals by Kahn. Contents may include biographies, statistics, articles.

Folder 1 Yogi Berra Folder 2 Folder 3 Don Drysdale Folder 4 Folder 5 Folder 6 Warren Spahn Folder 7 Carl Erskine Bob Lemon , questionnaire , questionnaire Johnny Sain

Box 13 Folder 1 Manuscript with editorial notes, part 1 Folder 2 Manuscript with editorial notes, part 2 Folder 3 Manuscript, clean copy, part 1 Folder 4 Manuscript, clean copy, part 2

Good Enough to Dream - Boxes 14, 15, 16 Box 14 relates to the Utica Blue Sox team Boxes 15 & 16 relate to the book

Box 14 Folder 1 Correspondence, 1982 – 1983; 1986 Notes and articles on buying a team New York-Penn League proposed By-Law amendments Folder 2 New York-Penn League meetings and notices January 9, 1983 agenda February 6, 1983 agenda 1983 playoff eligibility

Folder 3 Financial records 1982 budget 1982 Statement of Income & Profit Schedule K-1 1982 taxes Folder 4 Newspaper articles

Folder 5 Tryout notes Policies Player statistics Barry Moss, , resume Promotions calendar Blue Sox schedule Park blueprint Poem by JT (Jimmy Thompkins)

Folder 6 1983 All-Star ballot Player publicity questionnaires Folder 7 Scorebook 1983

Folder 8 June game accounts Folder 9 July game accounts Folder 10 August game accounts Folder 11 September game accounts

Box 15 Folder 1 Manuscript with editor’s notes, part 1 Folder 2 Manuscript with editor’s notes, part 2 Folder 3 Columbia Mets, April 1983 175 pages of game accounts, articles

Box 16 Folder 1 Correspondence, personal – Congrats on book Folder 2 Financial statements, Promotion & Publicity Folder 3 Reviews Folder 4 Fan mail Folder 5 Research articles Folder 6 Player interviews Folder 7 Player interviews Folder 8 Interviews, on-going over summer 1983 pages 3-13; 151-225

The Era Boxes 17, 18, 19, 20, 21

Box 17 Folder 1 Contract, 1990 Financial correspondence Folder 2 Correspondence, 1989 – 1993 Folder 3 Correspondence - research Folder 4 Correspondence - personal Folder 5 Bibliography Folder 6 Bibliography, on index cards Folder 7 Publicity & promotion Tour itinerary Folder 8 Reviews Folder 9 Correspondence - TV Documentary Folder 10 Fan mail

Box 18 These folders contain research articles by month, year and publication as applicable; provenance maintained.

Folder 1 January – May 1947 Folder 2 1947 Folder 3 1947 Folder 4 1947 Folder 5 1948 Folder 6 1949 Folder 7 1950 Folder 8 1951 Folder 9 1952 Folder 10 1953 Folder 11 1954 Folder 12 1955

Box 19 Folder 1 Research articles, 1956 Folder 2 Research articles, 1957 Folder 3 Research articles, 1947 – 1957 Folder 4 Research articles, miscellaneous

Folder 5 Statistics Scouting reports - Snider, 1944 - Campanella, 1946 - Mays, 1950

Folder 6 Research articles – ballparks Folder 7 Research articles – Nineteenth century Folder 8 Research articles – social history Folder 9 Research articles – Mexican League, 1949 Folder 10 Research articles – celebrities Folder 11 Funny lines and quotes Folder 12 Yogi Berra Folder 13 Albert Chandler Folder 14 Joe DiMaggio Folder 15 Folder 16 Folder 17 Folder 18 Paul Robeson, Jackie Robinson Folder 19 Jackie Robinson Folder 20 Folder 21 Larry MacPhail, ,

Box 20 Folder 1 Interviews – 1990 – 1991 Dr. Robert Brown Joe Garagiola

Folder 2 Interviews – 1991 Mrs. M. Bevens Al Lightner Pee Wee Reese Albert F. Gionfriddo Edward Fitzgerald

Folder 3 Interviews – 1992 Phil Rizzuto Bill Deane Sal Yvars Donald J. Larsen Bobby Thomson Wesley Westrum Carroll (Whitey) Lockman

Folder 4 Manuscript with editor’s notes & correspondence Folder 5 Manuscript, Kahn’s copy, part 1 Folder 6 Manuscript, Kahn’s copy, part 2

Box 21 Folder 1 Manuscript, publisher’s proof, pages 139-354 Folder 2 Manuscript with author/editor notes, part 1 Folder 3 Manuscript with author/editor notes, part 2 Folder 4 Manuscript with author/editor notes, part 3

Pete Rose: My Story Boxes 22, 23, 24, 25

Box 22 Folder 1 Contracts, amendment agreements signed by Kahn & Rose MacMillan Publishing royalty statements

Folder 2 Correspondence, 1988 – 1989 Expense receipts Folder 3 Book tour, reviews, editorials Two letters from a Japanese reporter Folder 4 Correspondence with Jay Acton, literary agent November 1985 – January 1989

Folder 5 Correspondence with Rosenman & Colin, Kahn’s attorneys Warner Books v. Rose & Kahn March – October 1988

Folder 6 Correspondence with Reuven Katz, Esq. et al Re: Warner Books October 1987 – February 1990

Folder 7 Manuscript with corrections and additions Original Author’s Note

Folder 8 “One Man Out” Los Angeles Times article, July 1990

Box 23 Folder 1 A. Bartlett Giamatti file - articles Folder 2 John Dowd, law biographical sketches, 1972 – 1989 Folder 3 Harold Rosenthal’s file on Pete Rose Folder 4 Statistics – Pete Rose Folder 5 Transcripts of Pete Rose interviews Folder 6 Interview transcripts Roger Craig Bill Gomez Chris Welsh Samantha Stevenson

Box 24 This box contains research articles in chronological order by year; provenance maintained.

Folder 1 1979 Folder 2 1980 - 1984 Folder 3 1985 Folder 4 “Pete Rose 4192 Souvenir Program” Folder 5 1986 Folder 6 1987 - 1988 Folder 7 January – March 1989 Folder 8 April 1989 Folder 9 May 1989

Box 25 Folder 1 Research articles, June 1989 Folder 2 Research articles, July – mid-August 1989 Folder 3 Research articles, August 24 – 30, 1989 Folder 4 Research articles, mid-August – December 1989 Folder 5 Research articles, 1990 – 1991 Folder 6 General information, quotes, transcripts Correspondence re: Mets offer 1978

Folder 7 Interview transcripts Pete Rose anecdotes, wit & wisdom

Folder 8 Interview transcripts Carol (Wollung) Rose Frank Trifilio

Folder 9 Interview transcripts on divorce, paternity Pete Rose Jr. Fawn Rose Karolyn (Englehart) Rose Frank Trifilio Pete Rose

Folder 10 Interview transcripts and general information Dave Rose (brother) Pat Harmon Bill Staubitz, Cincinnati journalist Pete Rose Jr.

Folder 11 Interview transcripts and information Laverne Noeth (mother)

Joe & Marilyn: A Memory of Love Boxes 26, 27, 28, 29

Box 26 Folder 1 Contract, 1979 Correspondence Tour dates, 1986 Folder 2 Reviews Folder 3 Questionnaires – handwritten and signed: Bob Feller John Mize Vic Wertz Interviews: Bob Fishel Peter Lawford Jack Orr Phil Rizzuto Maury Allen

Folder 4 Research notes and articles

Box 27 Folder 1 Manuscript revisions Folder 2 Manuscript with editorial notations, part 1 Folder 3 Manuscript with editorial notations, part 2 Folder 4 Manuscript, master set, with editorial notations Folder 5 Manuscript, master set, author’s copy

Box 28 This box contains articles on Joe DiMaggio, arranged chronologically by year; provenance maintained.

Folder 1 1936 - 1938 Folder 2 1939 - 1945 Folder 3 1946 - 1949 Folder 4 1949 - 1954 Folder 5 1955 - 1969 Folder 6 1970 – 1971; 1984 – 1985

Box 29 Folder 1 Joe and Marilyn articles Folder 2 Dorothy Arnold articles Folder 3 Norman Mailer articles Folder 4 Arthur Miller articles Folder 5 Monroe articles Post-humous estate, will Folder 6 Marilyn Monroe articles, part 1 Folder 7 Marilyn Monroe articles, part 2

Memories of Summer

Box 30 Folder 1 Correspondence, 1997 Agreement to publish in Japanese, 1997 Folder 2 Publicity; Tour itinerary Folder 3 Reviews Folder 4 Fan mail Folder 5 Manuscript with editorial notations

Seventh Game

Box 31 Folder 1 Contract, August 25, 1969 Amendments, Jan. 1973, Jul. 1973, May 1977 Nov. 1978, June 1980 Financial statements Correspondence Folder 2 Book tour itinerary Review & publicity Folder 3 Manuscript Folder 4 Manuscript Folder 5 Manuscript

Box 32 Games We Used to Play

Folder 1 Correspondence, 1988 – 1991 Folder 2 Expenses & royalty statements Folder 3 Manuscript, “Introduction,” edited and clean copy Folder 4 Manuscript, not complete Folder 5 Articles used in book, not complete Folder 6 Book tour itineraries Folder 7 Reviews

Season in the Sun

Folder 8 Contract, 1977 Correspondence Financial statements Copyright certificate Folder 9 Reviews

How the Weather Was

Folder 10 Contract, 1973 Amendment 1975 Correspondence Folder 11 Manuscript – not complete Articles used – not complete Folder 12 Reviews

Beyond the Boys of Summer

Box 33 Folder 1 List of articles by publication Anthology, table of contents Manuscript, pages 39 - 142 Folder 2 Manuscript, pages 143 - 316 Folder 3 Manuscript, pages 317 – 435

Series III is two oversize boxes containing photos. These are arranged by book title, Kahn promotional shots, family and miscellaneous. These oversize boxes are kept in the Photo Department’s cold storage room.

Box 34 OVR Folder 1 The Era Black & White 63 8 X 10 1 12 X 8.75 2 5 X 7 2 negatives in sleeve

Folder 2 A Season in the Sun Black & White 11 8 X 10

Folder 3 Good Enough to Dream 5 indexed sheets Into my Own 7 indexed sheets Joe & Marilyn 1 3.5 X 5

Folder 4 Joe Black 4 8 X 10 Black & White w/letter Jackie Robinson 5 8 X 10 Black & White 1 8 X 10 Color

Folder 5 Photographs – Miscellaneous Black & White 1 negative in sleeve, unknown 47 8 X 10 1 9 X 13

Box 35 OVR Folder 1 Memories of Summer Black & White 53 8 X 10 1 11 X 14 1 7 X 9 1 5 X 7 1 8 X 10 negative

Folder 2 Boys of Summer Black & White 4 4 X 5 negatives 12 5.25 X 4.5 to 6 X 8.75 2 6.25 X 10.25 20 8 X 10 1 8.25 X 12.5 1 10 X 13

Folder 3 Boys of Summer Black & White 1 10 X 13 15 photos mounted onto black 11 X 14 board

Folder 4 Kahn Promo Photos & Family Black & White 1 3.5 X 4.75 negative of Kahn as a child 5 4 X 6 color set, Kahn 12 5 X 7 20 8 X 0 6 indexed sheets 1 11 X 14

Folder 5 Miscellaneous, Promotions, Events Black & White 10 color 3.5 X 5 to 5 X 7 1 3 X 4.5 1 3 X 3 1 3.5 X 5.5 3 negatives w/note 2 3.5 X 5 color photos w/letter from fan 7 4 X 6 color w/note 1 photo from radio appearance 6 8 X 10 1 8 X 12 color

Series IV is 1 oversize box containing items such as award certificates, citations and a poster.

Box 36 OVR  Manuscript Games We Used to Play 11 X 17 Author’s Set  Citation from Borough President, November 1993  Time cover, reproduction Sept 22, 1947, signed to Roger from Buck O’Neil  Daily News Special Section, April 13, 1997, tribute to Jackie Robinson  Proclamation by the Borough President, making June 10, 1972 “Remember Day”  May 31, 1973 Roger Kahn made Honorary Citizen of New Orleans  Proclamation Sept. 18, 1985, “Roger Kahn Day in Oneida County”  Proclamation Sept. 18, 1985, “Roger Kahn Day in Utica”  Benrus Citation Award, February 10, 1973  Participation certificate, Nov. 18, 1998, College of Arts and Sciences, , “The National Pastime and the American Dream”  Certificate of Appreciation, May 24, 1972, Fight against the spread of drug addiction  Signed and numbered lithograph, Doublefield, “The Big Game,” 32/90  Dodger Victory Book 1942  Sheet music, “Brooklyn Dodgers Jump,” 1949  Froebel Academy booklet, 1929  Agreement with Newspaper Guild of NY, July 24, 1957  Football Writers Association of America, Telephone Service Directory, Oct. 1958  Bumper sticker, “I support The Brooklyn Dodger Baseball Hall of Fame”  Detectives Endowment Association, 1965, Detective #679 Frank E Lyon  New York Yankees Working Press,1960, Kahn representing Newsweek  Kahn’s card w/bio 1990  Scott Morgan’s baseball card, 1993, signed to Roger by Morgan

Series V is one oversize box and one small box containing audio and video tapes. This box is kept in the climate controlled audio/video storage room.

Box 37 OVR Audio Cassettes Pete Rose: My Story Pete Rose interview 1, 2, 3 (transcripts Box 23/5) Steve Boros interview (transcripts Box 23/6) Bill Gomez & Bill Burke interview (transcripts Box 23/6) Samantha Stevenson interview, 2 cassettes (transcripts Box 23/6)

The Era Transcripts Box 20/1 Mel Allen interview, Dec. 21, 1990 Bobby Thomson interview, Jan. 31, 1991 Joe Garagiola interview, May 15, 1991

Boys of Summer Roy Campanella interview (transcripts Box 8/6) interview Pee Wee Reese interview Preacher Roe interview, 2 cassettes (transcripts Box 8/6) Joe Black interview, 2 cassettes (transcripts Box 8/6) Joe Black presentation with Greyhound Walter O’Malley interview, 2 cassettes, Jan 7 & 8, 1970

Radio Interviews Head Game, 2000 Memories of Summer, 1997 Memories of Summer, April 11, 1997 Joe & Marilyn, Oct. 29, 1986, 2 cassettes Jack Dempsey, Oct. 27, 1999

WNBC “I Miss Baseball” edition, Feb. 8, 1986 CBS Radio News Weekend Roundup, June 11, 1999 Kahn comments on Joe Jackson, Buck Weaver, Pete Rose in HOF Kahn interview counter 600 - 675 Kahn presentation “Baseball and the American Dream” Dec. 15, 1987 Transcripts Box 5/4 WFUV, Jackie Robinson: Man behind the ballplayer, April 1997 Side 1 Ode to Robinson First game Various interviews Side 2 Interviews, comments various people Side 3 , Buck O’Neil, Maury Allen, Side 4 Kahn starts at counter 248 – 285

“Instant Replay” Story of Ted Williams “Instant Replay” Mickey Mantle with Pat Summerall

Video Cassettes Pee Wee demo – career NY Close-Up April 1, 1997 Memories of Summer CNBC-TV, Oct. 15, 1993, The Era The Bloomberg Forum, Oct. 10, 1993 The Era West Virginia Pete Rose: My Story

When it was a Game HBO Sports Special A.L. & N.L. history: 1934 – 1957

Roger Maris: Home Record Sept. 9, 1998 In Japanese with English having Japanese sub-titles

Whiz Kids win the Pennant CSN Classics Phillies v Dodgers, Oct. 1, 1950 Kahn interviewed

Jackie Robinson: Twilight at Noon April 7, 1996 Kahn interviewed

Baseball in Black & White April 11, 1997 Nightline w/ Ted Koppel Kahn and Al Campanis interview, includes 1987 interview footage See Box 6/2 for articles re: Campanis interview and racial remarks

Video tape with 4 separate stories Marge Schott interview Rose and Fosse on ESPN All-Star Day 1988 Jackie Robinson news piece in Wash., DC 1987 Lasorda on Tonight Show with Johnny Carson after beating Mets and going to World Series, 1988 Miracle Moments of Sports, 1990 Dodgers Favorite Teams, 1990

Box 38 Books on Tape Boys of Summer, 12 cassettes Joe & Marilyn, 7 cassettes

Items separated to the Museum Collection Department

 1 signed baseball  1 wooden plaque  TSN Conlon Card Set in a box  Conlon Card Set in tin box  Conlon Card Set in clear plastic box  Button “Baseball like it oughta be”  “Major League Writers” 24-card set in a plastic case