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The Darrell K. Royal Collection Finding Aid Abstract Access T h e Darrell K. Royal Collection The H.J. Lutcher Stark Center for Physical Culture & Sports The University of Texas at Austin Finding Aid Darrell K. Royal Collection: 25 Albums, 1926-2011, no date Abstract Darrell K. Royal is the most significant football coach in the history of the University of Texas at Austin. During his twenty years on the Forty Acres, he never had a losing season. He played football at Hollis (Oklahoma) High School and went on to star for the University of Oklahoma. He began coaching the Longhorns in 1957. He led Texas to three National Championships in 1963, 1969 and 1970. President Lyndon B. Johnson called him personally after the 1963 Cotton Bowl win over Navy. After retiring from coaching in 1976, Royal stayed on as the UT Austin Athletic Director (a post he had held since 1962) until 1980. Along with football, Royal loved music, making Austin a perfect fit, and he was good friends with Merle Haggard, George Jones and Willie Nelson, among others. Celebrated for both his wisdom and his wit, people referred to Royal as “Coach” on the UT Austin campus and all over the state. Coach Royal passed away on November 6, 2012 and is a football and Texas legend second to none. Access Access to the Darrell K. Royal Collection is restricted to visitors of the H.J. Lutcher Stark Center for Physical Culture and Sports and must be requested in writing prior to arrival at the Center. The research request/proposal should explain the proposed project, the expected outcome, and institutional affiliation, if any. Requests should be sent to: Dr. Jan Todd at [email protected]. For additional information, please phone 512-471- 0993. Restrictions on Use The Stark Center retains the right to limit the use of the Royal Collection under certain conditions. No copies of any materials or digital scans in the collection may be made without permission. 1 | P a g e F i n d i n g Aid Darrell K. Royal Collection 1926 - 2011 T h e Darrell K. Royal Collection The H.J. Lutcher Stark Center for Physical Culture & Sports The University of Texas at Austin Processing Information: Collection processed in 2013-2014 by Geoff Schmalz, Stark Center Archivist and revised by Christy Toms, May 2019. To contact Geoff about the content of the collection, please write him at [email protected] or call 512-471-0991. Copyright The user is cautioned that the publication of any of the contents of this collection may be construed as constituting a violation of literary property rights. These rights derive from the principle of common law, affirmed in the 1976 copyright act, that the writer of an unpublished letter or other manuscript has the sole right to publish the contents thereof for the duration of the copyright. Unless he or she affirmatively parts with that right, the right descends to his or her legal heirs regardless of the ownership of the physical manuscript itself. It is the responsibility of an author or his publisher to secure permission of the owner of literary property rights in unpublished writing. This material may be protected by copyright law (Title 17, U.S. Code). Right to Privacy: Sensitive Materials Statement Manuscript collections, digital scans and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations. Researchers are advised that the disclosure of certain information pertaining to identifiable living individuals represented in this collection without the consent of those individuals may have legal ramifications (e.g., a cause of action under common law for invasion of privacy may arise if facts concerning an individual's private life are published that would be deemed highly offensive to a reasonable person) for which the H.J. Lutcher Stark Center and the University of Texas at Austin assumes no responsibility. Preferred Citation The Darrell K. Royal Collection, H.J. Lutcher Stark Center for Physical Culture & Sports, The University of Texas at Austin. [There is no space between H.&J.] 2 | P a g e F i n d i n g Aid Darrell K. Royal Collection 1926 - 2011 T h e Darrell K. Royal Collection The H.J. Lutcher Stark Center for Physical Culture & Sports The University of Texas at Austin Subject Index to Scrapbooks Awards Grantland Rice Award: The Texas Relays: pages page 15 32-33; 110 AFCA Coach of the Year: pages 16-17; 37-38 Amos Alonzo Stagg Newspapers Award: page 144 Horatio Alger Award: Austin American- pages 127-138 Texas Exes Distinguished Statesman: pages 25; 139; Service Award: pages 127; 141 Brotherhood Award: page 137 91 Dallas Morning News: Doak Walker Award: page pages 38; 75; 101; 138- Football Writers Coach of 90 139; 141 the Year: page 82 Events Fort Worth Star-Telegram: Heisman Award: pages page 141 12; 32; 35; 74; 92; 105; Austin City Limits: pages 107; 143-144 12; 44 People Kodak Coach of The Year: The Cotton Bowl: pgs. 12; Akers, Fred: pages 15; page 16 14-15; 18-19; 56; 81-82;95; 94; 115 104-105; 108-110; 138-144 Legends of Coaching: page Ali, Muhammad: page 92 Mint Julep golf tourney: 34 pages 32; 77-78 Vince Lombardi Award: Andrews, Rooster: page 61 Darrell Royal-Willie pages 41; 72; 85-86; 96; Nelson Golf Tournament: 109; 127; 139 Look Award: page 38 pages 27; 47-48; 57; 59; Appleton, Scott: page 38 MacArthur Award: pages 70; 73; 76; 89; 92 16; 37-38; 81 Applewhite, Major: Southern Open: page 77 pages 142-144 Most Outstanding The Sugar Bowl: pages Austinite: pages 91; 136 11; 14 3 | P a g e F i n d i n g Aid Darrell K. Royal Collection 1926 - 2011 T h e Darrell K. Royal Collection The H.J. Lutcher Stark Center for Physical Culture & Sports The University of Texas at Austin Argyros, George L.: Briscoe, Dolph: pages Campbell, Glen: page 27 pages 128-129; 134-135 49; 96 Campbell, Mary: pages Armstrong, Neil: page Brown, Jim: pages 92; 77; 93; 116; 118; 124 41 138; 140-142 Campbell Sr., Mike: p. Avalon, Frankie: page Brown, Mack: pages 36; 39; 52; 77-78; 93; 120 48 59; 72; 89; 101; 125-126; Carlisle, Duke: page 36 139; 141-142; 144 Bandy, Moe: pages 42; Chestnut, Jim: pages 26; 46-47; 56-57; 71-73; 100 Broyles, Frank: 27-28; 32; 47 34; 39; 41-43; 45; 65-66; Banks, Ernie: page 71 75; 77; 82-83; 86-87; 90; Clark, Roy: pages 30; 48; Barnes, Rick: pages 72; 92; 94-95; 105; 107-108; 67; 75 139 115-116; 119-120; 132;137 Clements, W.W. Baugh, Sammy: page 89 Bryant, Paul “Bear”: “Foots”: page 32; 105; pages 15; 17; 39-40; 51; 110; 134 Bellard, Emory: pages 95; 114 34-35; 85; 115 Clower, Jerry: pages 27; Burke, Jackie: page 65 31; 85 Berra, Yogi: page 48 Busey, Gary: pages 46; Cochran, Hank: pages Bible, Dana X.: page 96 53 25; 31; 44; 46; 76 Blanton, Loy: pages 27; Bush, George H.W.: Cohane, Tim: pages 15; 46-47 pages 59-60; 74; 90; 132 38 Blocker, Dan “Hoss”: Bush, George W.: pages Conde, Juan: pages 18; page 27 36; 59; 90 44; 46 Bradshaw, Terry: pages Campbell, Earl: p.19; 31- Connally, John: pages 56; 75; 88 32; 35; 37; 43; 45-46; 50- 60-61; 63; 65 Brandt, Gil: page 78 51; 57; 71; 78; 85-86; 91- Connally, Nellie: pages 94; 105-109; 115-118; 120 60; 62 4 | P a g e F i n d i n g Aid Darrell K. Royal Collection 1926 - 2011 T h e Darrell K. Royal Collection The H.J. Lutcher Stark Center for Physical Culture & Sports The University of Texas at Austin Connelly, Jennifer: page Devaney, Bob: page 34 Ford, Tommy: pages 38; 49 90 Dodds, DeLoss: pages Coolidge, Rita: page 45 12; 85-86; 89; 108; 114 Fricke, Jamie: pages 25; 27 Costner, Kevin: page 89 Dominguez, Pete: pages 16; 45; 86 Fromholz, Steve: pages Crawford, Betty: pages 30; 70; 83 139-142 Dykes, Spike: page 35 Garner, James: pages 28; Crenshaw, Ben: pages Eastwood, Clint: page 93 30; 44-46; 50; 52-53; 70- 27; 47; 49; 53-54; 67-68; Edge, Bob: pages 70-71; 71; 73; 76; 79; 100; 111- 78-79; 83; 89; 92; 109 77-78; 86; 118 113; 125; 132 Crosby, Jack: pages 53; Elkington, Steve: page Garrison, Walt: pages 70-71; 73; 76; 87; 106-107; 78 29; 41; 46; 94-95 117 Erxleben, Russell A.: Gatlin, Larry: pages 30; Crosby, Joanne: pages pages 94; 114 44; 46-47; 53; 68; 70-72; 53; 87-88; 106-107 76-78; 91; 126; 133 Evans, Donald L.: pages Cross, Christopher: 34; 137 Gatlin, Rudy: pages 77; pages 56; 85 100 Fairbanks, Chuck: pages Davis Jr., Sammy: page 66; 75; 95 Gatlin, Steve: page 100 93 Fleming, Bill: pages 81; Genung, John: pages 36; Dean, Jimmy: pages 28; 94 116 41-42; 82-85; 95 Fondren, Walter: pages Gimble, Johnny: pages Dean, Sue: pages 83-84 65-66; 114-120 27; 42; 44; 68; 76; 85 Dedman, Robert H.: Ford, Gerald R.: pages Giroux, Terrence J.: pages 134; 136 17; 95; 97; 133 pages 129; 134 Denius, Frank: pages 39; Graham, Otto: page 85 131 5 | P a g e F i n d i n g Aid Darrell K. Royal Collection 1926 - 2011 T h e Darrell K. Royal Collection The H.J. Lutcher Stark Center for Physical Culture & Sports The University of Texas at Austin Haggard, Merle: pages Humphrey, Hubert H.: Kay, Mary: page 135 12; 84; 86 page 61 Kazen Jr., Chic: pages Hall, Tom T.: pages 27; Hunt, Lamar: page 85 40; 84; 93; 115; 118 31 Hutchison, Kay Bailey: Kazen, Christian: pages Halsell, Glen: pages 80- pages 35; 58-60; 90; 131; 18; 44; 88; 93; 115-116; 81 143 118; 124 Hansen, Dale: page 89 Jackson, Keith: page 90 Kazen, David: pages 29; 43; 51; 88; 90; 93-95; 115- Harmon, Tommy: pages Jamail, Joe: pages 32; 44; 116; 118; 124 14; 94; 107 82; 91; 106; 115-119; 124; 133 King, B.B.: pages 43; 100 Harvey, Alex: pages 30; 42-44; 46; 85; 94 James, Craig: page 140 King, Pee Wee: page 26 Henderson, Bill: pages James, Sonny: pages 27- Kirksey, Dr.
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