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UA19 Athletics WKU Archives Western Kentucky University TopSCHOLAR® WKU Archives Collection Inventories WKU Archives 2009 UA19 Athletics WKU Archives Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/dlsc_ua_fin_aid Part of the Sports Studies Commons Recommended Citation WKU Archives, "UA19 Athletics" (2009). WKU Archives Collection Inventories. Paper 78. https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/dlsc_ua_fin_aid/78 This Finding Aid is brought to you for free and open access by TopSCHOLAR®. It has been accepted for inclusion in WKU Archives Collection Inventories by an authorized administrator of TopSCHOLAR®. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Western Kentucky University UA19 Athletics Contact information: WKU Archives 1906 College Heights Blvd.#11092 Bowling Green, KY 42101-1092 Phone: 270-745-4793 Email: [email protected] Home page: https://wku.edu/library/archive © 2011 WKU Archives, Western Kentucky University. All rights reserved. Administrative History: The first official intercollegiate athletic competition involving WKU was a baseball game with rival Eastern Kentucky University. Western won the game 6-0 played in Bowling Green in 1910. Football and basketball followed in 1913 and 1914 respectively. World War I and World War II interrupted WKU athletics from 1916-1921 and again from 1943-1945. The first women's athletic event for WKU was a basketball game in 1914. Women's basketball competition was suspended from 1916 to 1920; started again in 1921 and halted from 1932 until it began again in 1974. An overall athletics program for women got its first official push in 1973, with the start of golf and tennis. Western has field athletic teams in 12 different varisty sports over the years: Mens: Baseball 1910-present Basketball 1914-present Cross County 1961-present Football 1913-present Golf 1935-present Riflery 1972-1981 Soccer 1982- Swimming 1970- Tennis 1931-present Track & Field 1915-present Womens: Basketball 1914-present Cross Country 1974-present Golf 1973-present Gymnastics 1973-1981 Riflery 1972-1981 Tennis 1973-present Track & Field 1974-present Volleyball 1981-present Athletic Directors: 1914-1916 - J.L. Arthur 1921-1922 - L.T. Smith 1922-1964 - E.A. Diddle 1964-1971 - Ted Hornback 1971-1986 - John Oldham 1986-1991 - Jimmy Feix 1991-1993 - Lou Marciani 1993-1995 - Jim Richards 1995-1999 - Lewis Mills 1999-2010 - Dr. Wood Selig 2010-2012 - Ross Bjork 2012 - Todd Stewart Description: Records created by the WKU Athletics Department, especially the records of the Athletic Director and his immediate staff. Departmental records assigned as follows: Series 1 Baseball Series 2 Basketball Series 3 Football Series 4 Soccer Series 5 Women's Basketball Series 6 Men's Track & Cross Country Series 7 Women's Track & Cross Country Series 8 Women's Volleyball Series 9 Mascots Series 10 Softball Series 11 Riflery Series 12 Tennis Series 13 Golf Series 14 Men's Swimming Series 15 Women's Swimming Series 16 Rugby Series 17 Athletic Media Relations Series 18 Athletic Marketing Dates: 1916-present Extent: 1 ½ cu. ft., 26 audiotapes, 1 film, oversize Subject Analytics: Athletics (WKU) Football Awards Interviews Baseball Meredith, Thomas Carter, 1941- Basketball Minton, John Dean, 1921-2008 Denes Field (WKU) Press conferences Ransdell, Gary b. 1951 Western Kentucky University Digital Commons: Sports Studies Accession Information: These records transferred to the WKU Archives from the Athletics Office in accordance with the records retention schedule. Access Restrictions: Film - cannot be viewed in house See individual series for additional restrictions. Allied Materials: UA1B3.3 Athletic Committee UA1C5.1 Baseball Photos UA1C5.2 Basketball - Mens Photos UA1C5.3 Basketball - Women Photos UA1C5.4 Golf Photos UA1C5.5 Cheerleaders Photos UA1C5.6 Football Photos UA1C5.8 Fan Photos UA1C5.9 Track & Field Photos UA1C5.10 Swimming & Diving Photos UA1C5.11 Tennis Photos UA1C8.1 Logos & Symbols - Athletics UA1C11.5 Athletic Media Relations Photos UA37.5 E.A. Diddle Faculty/Staff Papers UA80 W Club Preferred Citation: UA19 Athletics, WKU Archives, Bowling Green, Kentucky, USA. Processing Information: Records processed and collection inventory created 2011, revised 2019. Finding Aid Report 06/19/2019 UA19 Records Date Level Fonds/Coll Linked toUA19 Title UA19 Athletics Collection WKU Archives Scope & Content Records created by the WKU Athletics Department, especially the records of the Athletic Director and his immediate staff. Departmental records assigned as follows: Series 1 Baseball Series 2 Basketball Series 3 Football Series 4 Soccer Series 5 Women's Basketball Series 6 Men's Track & Cross Country Series 7 Women's Track & Cross Country Series 8 Women's Volleyball Series 9 Mascots Series 10 Softball Series 11 Riflery Series 12 Tennis Series 13 Golf Series 14 Men's Swimming Series 15 Women's Swimming Series 16 Rugby Series 17 Athletic Media Relations Series 18 Athletic Marketing Container List Container Folder Creator Date Title Athletics (WKU) 2010-present Annual Reports Description Reports available online: Subjects Athletics 2010-11 - D1582 - https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/dlsc_ua_records/1893 Athletes Basketball L.T. Smith Stadium (WKU) Football Student athletes Golf Swimming Swimmers Box 1 1 Athletics (WKU) 1916-1944 Correspondence Description Athletics (WKU) Subjects Boardinghouses --Kentucky --Bowling Green Box 1 2 Athletics (WKU) 1944 Correspondence Description Athletics (WKU) Box 1 3 Athletics (WKU) 1945 Correspondence Description Athletics (WKU) Box 1 4 Athletics (WKU) 1949-1950 Correspondence Description Athletics (WKU) Box 1 5 Athletics (WKU) 1951 Correspondence Description Athletics (WKU) Box 1 6 Athletics (WKU) 1952 Correspondence Description Athletics (WKU) Box 1 7 Athletics (WKU) 1953 Correspondence Description Athletics (WKU) Box 1 8 Athletics (WKU) 1954 Correspondence Description Athletics (WKU) Box 1 9 Athletics (WKU) 1955 Correspondence Description Athletics (WKU) Box 1 10 Athletics (WKU) 1956 Correspondence Description Athletics (WKU) Box 1 11 Athletics (WKU) 1957 Correspondence Description Athletics (WKU) Box 1 12 Athletics (WKU) 1957 Correspondence Description Athletics (WKU) Box 1 13 Athletics (WKU) 1958 Correspondence Description Athletics (WKU) Box 1 14 Athletics (WKU) 1959 Correspondence Description Athletics (WKU) Box 1 15 Athletics (WKU) 1955-1958; 1990 Correspondence - Kelly Thompson Description Athletics (WKU) Clayton, Jack Diddle, E.A. Feix, Jimmy Hornback, Ted Box 1 16 Athletics (WKU) 1967-1971 Correspondence - John Oldham Description Anonymous Subjects African Americans Arthur, Jake Blacks Blankenship, Danny Basketball Bowling Green, Board of Commissioners Basketball players Castle, Linda Clippings Cunningham, Dick Resolutions Driesell, Charles aka Lefty Ford, Vance Given, Ed Haskins, Clem Hornback, Ted McDaniels, Jim NCAA Oldham, John Royse, Hank Smith, ? Strader, Wes University of Dayton Box 1 17 Athletics (WKU) 1972-1978 Correspondence - John Oldham Description Adams, Zack Subjects African Americans Anonymous Blacks Atherton, Danny Basketball Baker, Ralph Basketball players Burns, Harry Clippings Daugherty, John Track athletics Dees, Benny Diddle Arena (WKU) Gant, Wilton Hodges, Clarence McDaniels, Jim Minton, John NCAA Oldham, John Payne, Neil Richards, Jim Runner, Thomas Solzman, Ted Stuart, Mrs. John Yates, James Box 1 18 Athletics (WKU) 1984-1986 Correspondence - John Oldham Description Anonymous Subjects Basketball Cole, Lynn Basketball players Combs, Donald Football Dale, Michael African Americans Denes Field (WKU) Blacks Haskins, Clem Kidd, Roy Minton, John Oldham, John Ross, Tommy Stenftenagel, Richard Stewart, James Tomes, James West, Gary Wingfield, John Box 1 19 Athletics (WKU) nd Correspondence - John Oldham Description Anonymous Subjects Telegrams Baker, J.B. Gifts Cassone, Carl African Americans Griffin, Huston Blacks Haskins, Clem Racism Smith, C.B. Box 2 1-2 Athletics (WKU) 1920-1971 Subject File - Athletes Description Alphabetical roster of athletes listing sport and years played. Two copies, both incomplete. Box 2 3 Athletics (WKU) 1943-1966 Subject File - Athletes Description Typescript of season records. Includes schedules, scores, tournament play, all-star players and clippings for Subjects Baseball basketball, football, tennis, baseball, track, golf and cross-country. Basketball Football Tennis Golf Track athletics Box 2 4 Athletics (WKU) 1957; 1972; 2002; Subject File - Athletes 2004-2006 Description All sport banquet programs. See also individual sport banquets. Subjects Programs Athletics Academic Athletic Awards Banquet, 2002, 2004-2006 Athletes Box 2 5 Athletics (WKU) 1945 Subject File - Athletes Description Correspondence regarding prospective athletes. Box 2 6 Athletics (WKU) 1948 Subject File - Athletes Description Correspondence regarding prospective athletes. Box 2 7 Athletics (WKU) 1953-1957 Subject File - Athletes Description Correspondence regarding prospective athletes. Box 3 1-2 Athletics (WKU) 1946-1948 Subject File - Budget Description Athletics (WKU) Box 3 3 Athletics (WKU) 1954-1959 Subject File - Budget & Selected Expenditures Description Athletics (WKU) Box 3 4 Athletics (WKU) 1972-1986 Subject File - Camps Description Brochures for multi-sport camps. Box 3 5 Athletics (WKU) 1947-1983 Subject File - Camps Description Brochures for coaches camps. Box 3 6 Athletics (WKU) 1999-2000 Subject File - Letterhead Box 3 7 Athletics (WKU) 1953 Subject File - NCAA Description NCAA Convention Box 3 8 Athletics (WKU) 1994 Subject File - NCAA Certification Description WKU
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