The Inventory

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Al Hirshberg

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Howard Gotlieb Archival Research /

HIRSHBERG, Al

Gift of May l , 1964

Box l: l. IS MY LIFE, by &AH. Lowell Pratt, 1963. a) Original typescript, 243 pp. b) Carbon inserts, corrections, 100 pp. c) Cousy Material - testimonials, newsclippings, 10 items C 2. THE DESPJ:RATE AND THE DAMNED, by Bernice Freeman &AH. Crowell, 1961. a) Original typescript with corrections; 250 pp. b) Preliminary typescript, 239 pp. c) Tape transcriptions, 200 pp. Box 2: 3. THY WILL BE DONE, by Arthur Wilson & AH. a) Original carbon typescript, 200 pp.; plus inserts, 50 pp. b) Typescript inserts, 50 pp. c) Tape transcriptions. Carbon typescript, 192 pp. d) Correspondence with publishers, people related to research for the book, 50 items e) 4 small holograph notebooks, 100 pp. 4. THE MAN WHO FOUGHT BACK, by &AH. Messner, 1961. Original typescript with corrections, 207 pp. Box 3: 5. MY GIANTS, by &AH. Doubleday, 1963. a) Original typescript with printer's corrections, 228 pp. b) Preliminary typescript, 223 pp. c) Tape transcriptions, 300 pp. d) Galleys Hirshberg, Al page 2

6. 88 MEN AND 2 WOMEN, by Clinton Duffy & AH. Doubleday, 1962. a) Original typescript, 152 pp. b) Inserts, corrections, 50 pp. c) Galleys Box 4: 7. Carbon typescript of unpublished book on , 105 pp. 8. AS HIGH AS MY HEART, by Sammy Aaronson &AH. Coward-Mccann, 1957. a) Folder containing inserts, newsclippings, correspondence with Aaronson 1956-1959, 15 items b) Folder containing 5 pieces of correspondence with AH 1959; inserts &manuscript corrections, 20 pp.; & carbon typescript of THERE ARE NO BAD CHILDREN, by Sammy Aaronson & Rocky Graziano, 450 pp. c) Three small holograph notebooks, 100 pp. 9. THE STORY. Messner, 1960. Original typescript with corrections, 203 pp. Box 5: 10. OF THE CELTICS. Messner, 1963. a) Original typescript with corrections, 197 pp. b) Typescript on yellow paper, 196 pp. c) Galleys 11. , by Jim Piersall & AH. Little, Brown, 1955. a) Typescript with Printer's corrections, 168 pp. b) Carbon typescript, 168 pp. c) 11 11 with corrections, 190 pp. d) Folder containing holograph notes from Piersall to AH, 3 pp.; official psychiatric report of Piersall 's illness; inserts, 25 pp. e) Folder containing inserts, 50 pp.; correspondence between publishers

& AH, 25 items; newsclipping of Piersall 1 s problems with Red Sox Hirshberg, A1 page 3

f) Notebook, holograph, 60 pp. 12. THE JIM PIERSALL STORY. Grosset & Dunlap, 1956. Typescript with corrections, 190 pp. Box 6: 13. THE ALKALINE STORY, by A1 Ka1ine & AH. Unpublished. a) Typescript with corrections, 194 pp. b) Carbon typescript, 194 pp. c) Typescript on yellow paper, 191 pp. 14. FROM SANDLOT TO LEAGUE PRESIDENT - THE STORY OF . Messner, 1962. a) Typescript with corrections, 195 pp. b) Typescript on yellow paper, 195 pp. 15. BASKETBALL'S GREATEST STARS. Putnam, 1963. Typescript on yellow paper, 167 pp. Box 7: 16. THE STORY. Messner, 1960. a) Original typescript with corrections, 221 pp. b) Inserts, 15 pp. 17. BATTERY FOR MADISON HIGH; A BARRY DRAKE STORY. Little, Brown, 1955. a) Typescript with corrections, 186 pp. b) Typescript, 186 pp.

11 c) Three folders labeled "Barry Drake I, II and III , containing inserts, research corrections, & plans for further books in the Barry Drake series, 100 pp. Box 8: 18. VARSITY PLAY; A BARRY DRAKE BASEBALL STORY. Little, Brown, 1956. a) Typescript with corrections, 172 pp. b) Carbon typescript with printer's corrections, 172 pp.

HIRSHBERG, Al

Addenda, 1966

Box 8 (Cont'd): 1. HE IS IN HEAVEN, by Angeline Tucker. McGraw-Hill, 1965.

11 (Acknowledgement: ... I am deeply grateful to Mr. Albert Hirshberg, whose skilled professional assistance and editorial advice made the

11 book a rea 1 i ty. ) a) Tape transcriptions. Typescript with holograph corrections, c. 275 pp. Box 9: b) Typescript with holograph corrections on yellow newsprint, c. 211 pp. c) Typescript with holograph corrections & printer's marks, incl. a few leaves of Xerox copy, c. 275 pp. d) Outline, holograph, 4 pp. e) Preliminary pages. Typescript with printer's marks, 10 pp. f) Proof sheets of preliminary pages &4 maps g) Galleys of preliminary pages 2. BACKSTAGE AT THE METS, by &AH. Viking, 1966. a) Typescript with holograph corrections, c. 381 pp., & 3 pp. holo. - Typed from taped interviews

b) 11 Suggested chapter titles". Carbon typescript, 1 p.

11 11 c) Corrections • Typescript, 10 pp. d) Typescript with holograph corrections on yellow newsprint, c. 160 pp. e) Newspaper clippings, 2 pp. f) 11 Steinbeck 11 , Dec. 20, 1965, 2 pp. (torn from magazine) Hirshberg, Al page 6

3. BASEBALL'S GREATEST . G. P. Putnam's, 1966. Typescript with halo. corrections, c. 127 pp. Box 10: 4. SEX AND CRIME, by Clinton T. Duffy with AH. Doubleday, 1965. a) Typescript with halo. corrections on yellow newsprint, c. 188 pp. b) Typescript with halo. corrections & printer's marks, c. 259 pp. c) Typescript, suggested corrections, 11 pp. d) Preliminary pages. Typescript with printer's marks, 8 pp. e) Galleys, 3 sets f) Holograph note to Clinton Duffy; initialled by Duffy g) Xerox copy of typed memo to Betty Weagly, dated Feb. 2, 1965, l p. Box 11: 5. COWBOY AT THE MIKE, by with AH. Doubleday, 1966. a) Tape transcriptions. Typescript, c. 395 pp. & halo., 3 pp. b) Notes. Halo., 2 pp. c) Typescript with halo. corrections, c. 209 pp. d) Carbon typescript with some halo. corrections, c. 253 pp. e) Typescript with halo. corrections, 17 pp. f) Notes on yellow paper, l p. g) Carbon typescript notes for Linda Gramatky, 1 p. h) Holograph manuscript, 11 pp. i) Corrections, halo., 6 pp. j) Corrections, typescript, dated July 21, 1965, 3 pp. k) Gowdy, Curt, ALS (Memo), n.d. 1) Correspondence: Gramatky, Linda, TLS, Sept. 22, 1965 Burton, Naomi, TLS, July 21, 1965 Box 12: m) Galleys, 3 sets 6. BASKETBALL'S GREATEST TEAMS. a) Typescript with halo. corrections, 180 pp. (Xerox of 1 preliminary p.) Hirshberg, Al page ,

b) Typescript with holograph corrections on yellow newsprint (apparently earlier version), c. 143 pp. c) Newspaper &magazine clippings, mostly re , 1963- 64, &1 mimeo news release d) Background notes, mostly halo. with a few pages of typescript &

carbon typescript, c. 58 pp.; reproduced typescript, 5 pp. e) Correspondence: Page, H. 0. (Pat), ALS, Jan. 1, 1964 Wachter, Edward A., ALS, May 22, 1964 Box 13: 7. FATHER PFAU. Carbon typescript, c. 294 pp. a) Typescript, 511 pp.; holo., 30 pp.; xerox of typescript, 13 pp.

b) 11 photographs of Father Pfau 1 s family c) Memorabilia of Father Pfau, 8 items d) Correspondence re the book FATHER PFAU: 14 TLS & 6 ALS to AH; 20 CTL from AH. Incl. the following letters from Father (Rev.

Ralph S.) Pfau: 2 TLS, 11 Wednesday 10 p.m., 17 June, 1957 11 Dear

11 11 Al"; TLS, Fri., Dear Sterling ; ALS, Thurs. p.m. 1957, 6 pp.; ALS, Sat. evening; ALS, Tues., 4 pp.; ALS, Thurs., 11 pp.; ALS, Sat., 3 pp.; TLS, 28 Aug. 1957; TLS, Thurs., 3 pp.; TLS, Thurs., 2 pp.; ALS, Tues., 5 pp.; TLS, 2 Oct. 1957, 10 pp. Box 14: 8. BASEBALL'S GREATEST CATCHERS. a) Typescript with halo. corrections, c. 168 pp. b) Tom M., TLS to AH, n.d. 9. VIETNAM DOCTOR. a) Typescript with some holo. corrections, c. 261 pp.; holo., 1 p. b) Typescript with holo. corrections, c. 248 pp. 10. GLORY RUNNERS (Pub. in 1966). Typescript carbon with holo. corrections, c. 419 pp. Hirshberg, A1 page 'f

11. ALL-STARS (Pub. in 1967). Typescript with ho1o­ graph corrections, c. 153 pp. Box 15: 12. Conversation with Yazstremski. Notes. Typescript with ho1o. corrections, c. 179 pp.; ho1o., 22 pp. 13. CARL YAZSTREMSKI. a) Typescript, c. 220 pp. b) Xerox of typescript with 1isting of corrections, 10 pp. c) Typescript carbon with ho1o. corrections, c. 235 pp. d) Halo. notes, 1 p.

HIRSHBERG, Al

Addenda - September 1971

I. Manuscripts

Box 16: A. DR. WILLIAM (BILL) ALBERTS BOOK, written with AH. Unpublished. 1. 11 Bill Alberts" Folder a) Carbon typescript, with holo. corr., 52 pp.

11 11 b) Discards • Typescript, 4 pp. c) "Original discards". Carbon typescript, with holo. corr., 60 pp.

11 11 d) A Friday morning in July, 1968 • Typescript, 3 pp. e) Holo. notes, 2 pp.

11 f) "Open forum on • Typescript, 3 pp. g) 11 Cuba forum". Typescript, 26 pp.

h) Holo. notes, 1 p.

11 i) "Saturday, July 28, 1968 • Typescript, with holo. note,

1 p.

11 j) "Boston Common - Saturday, August 23, 1968 • Typescript, 5 pp.

11 k) "Sunday July 21, and Monday July 22, 1968 • Typescript, 9 pp. 1) Loose sheets. Carbon type., holo., 10 pp.

11 11 11 m) Book Project". Introduction - summary of approach & substance of book by AH about Dr. William Albert. Carbon type., 3 pp. n) Old West Church programme, Dr. Alberts, Pastor.

o) Newspaper clippings - Drug articles from BOSTON HERALD

TRAVELER, 1970 Hirshberg, Al page q

2. Folder - Ms. Material a) Typescript & carbon type., 60 pp. b) Holo. notes, 15 pp.

11 11 c) You have a choice , Bill Alberts Sermon, July 21, 1968. Type., 6 pp.

11 11 3. Folder - Monday , includes: a) Type. & carbon type., 20 pp. b) Newspaper clippings of departure from Boston of Venceremos Brigade to cut cane sugar in Cuba. Several of the clip­ pings mentions Bill Alberts.

11 11 11 11 4. Folder - Tuesday , contains type. titled Church Tria1 , 25 pp.

11 11 5. Folder - Wednesday • Holo. notes, 5 pp.

11 11 6. Folder - Thursday • Type., 5 pp.

11 11 7. Folder - Friday • Type., carbon type., 5 pp.

11 11 8. Folder - Saturday , includes:

a) Type. titled 11 Boston Common", 5 pp. b) Holo. notes, 1 p.

11 11 9. Folder - Sunday • Type. & holo., 2 pp. 10. Folder containing: a) City Hall - Mayor White news release about Boston Common, Summer, 1969 b) Minutes of meeting of Law Enforcement Committee of Beacon

Hi 11 , Apr. 7, 1969 c) Newsclipping re drug problem in BOSTON HERALD TRAVELER, Apr. 12, 1969 d) Hippie Proposal to Mayor White about use of Boston Common,

Apr. 1969 Hirshberg, Al page 10

e) Carbon type., plus discards, 60 pp. f) Type. with holo. corr., 30 pp. Box 17: B. James Dewitt, M.D., Book (Unpublished) - working title NOT QUITE ALONE; ghost-written by AH 1. Carbon type., 275 pp. (Folder #1) 2. Preliminary draft. Carbon type. with holo. corr., 150 pp. (#2) 3. Type. , chaps. 3- end, 170 pp. ( #3) 4. Tape transcripts. Carbon type., 50 pp. (#4) 5. Loose sheets. Carbon type. & holo., 4 pp. (#5) . 6. Information sheet about James Dewitt, M.D. 7. Preliminary Ms. "Not Quite Alone". Type., 28 pp. Box 18: 8. Ms. "Not Quite Alone". Type. with holo. notes, 20 pp. 9. Lecture prepared for presentation before Mass. State Police, by James Dewitt. Holo., 43 pp., plus insert, 7 pp. 10. Pamphlet, "Not Quite Alone - the road I travelled with drugs", by James Dewitt, M.D. (2copies) 11. Newspaper article on Dewitt with picture, NORTH SHORE '71, Jan. 30, 1971 12. Correspondence about Dewitt book: Crowley, Maude, TLS, to AH, Apr. 11, 1970 Dewitt, James, ALS, to AH, Feb. 6, 1971 Hecklemann, Charles H. (Editor at Cowles Book Co.), CTL, to Sterling Lord, July 16, 1970 Hirshberg, Al, CTL, to Sterling Lord, May 6, 1970 (2 copies) Lord, Sterling (AH's agent), TLS, to AH, July 15, 1970 13. Additional material - Tape transcripts, inserts, duplicates,

typescripts & carbon type., 250 pp. (#6) Hirshberg, A1 page ff

Box 19: C. FEAR STRIKES OUT, by Jim Piersa11 &AH. At1antic-Litt1e, 1955. Galleys. D. BASKETBALL IS MY LIFE, by Bob Cousy &AH. Prentice-Ha11, 1958. Galleys. E. BARRY DRAKE BASEBALL STORY - VARSITY . Boston, Little, Brown, 1956. Galleys. Box 20: F. QUIET SUPERSTAR, by & AH. Putnam, 1969. a) Type. with ho1o. corr., 181 pp., p1us dust jacket (Fo1der #1) b) Ho1o. notes, press releases, mimeo sheets of Aaron's hitting figures, newspaper c1ippings of Aaron's career, 70 pieces (#2) c) At1anta Braves printed programs, 3 items (#3) Box 21: d) Pre1iminary draft. Type. with halo. corr., 181 pp. (#4) G. HAWK, by Ken Harre1son &AH. Viking, 1969. a) Carbon type. with halo. corr., 279 pp. (#1) b) Preliminary draft. Type. with profuse halo. corr., 275 pp. (#2) Box 22: c) Tape transcription. Type., 150 pp. (#3) d) Inserts. Type., 15 pp. (#4) e) Newspaper clippings about Hawk's trade to Cleveland, 20 items

11 11 f) Small white notebook, labelled Hawk , halo., 30 pp. Box 23: H. HIGHSTICK, by Ted Green & AH. Dodd-Mead, 1971. a) Carbon type. with ho1o. corr., 199 pp. (#1) b) Carbontype.,ll5pp. (#2) c) Preliminary draft. Type., yellow paper, 109 pp. d) Misc.; notes, tape transcripts, inserts, halo. notes, etc., 250 pp. ( #3) e) Newsclippings about Green's injury, return to hockey, 30 items (#4) Hirshberg, Al page la,

Box 24: f) Printed matter - SALUTE TO TED GREEN; BOSTON BRUINS GUIDE, 1970-71; WHAT 1 S ON IN OTTAWA g) 3 small notebooks, holo., 70 pp. I. THE GLORY RUNNERS, by AH. Putnam's, c. 1968. Typescript, with photo of George Gipp, 179 pp. J. VAZ, by & AH. Viking, 1968. a) Carbon type. of Batting Instruction chaps., 99 pp. b) Preliminary draft, on yellow legal paper. Carbon type., 90 pp. K. A FARAWAY COUNTRY, by J. W. Turpin &AH. McGraw, c. 1970. a) Proofs - author's set (Folder #1) Box 25: b) Carbon type. with holo. corr., 291 pp. (#2) c) Preliminary draft on yellow paper. Type., 281 pp. (#3) d) Corrections, inserts. Holo. & carbon type., 5 pp. I I. Notebooks 4 notebooks - 2 black, 1 red, & l light blue - kept by AH during 40's. They cover Baseball , Games, White Sox Scandal of 1919, etc. Holo., 750 pp. Box 26: III. Printed Material - containing articles by AH

11 11 1. He Makes the Go-Sox Go , AMERICAN WEEKLY, supplement to BOSTON ADVERTISERS, July 21, 1957

11 11 2. How Good Is , AMERICAN WEEKLY, June 28, 1959

11 11 3. Should Athletes Take Pep Pills , AMERICAN WEEKLY, Jan. 8, 1958

11 11 4. Man on the Move - The Bill Holden Story , ARGOSY, Dec., 1958

11 11 5. Live Longer and Enjoy It , ARGOSY, July 1959

11 11 6. Fifty Years of Adventure: The Lowell Thomas Story , ARGOSY, Aug. 1958

11 7. We Built the Railway to Hell 11, George J. Winston as told to AH, ARGOSY, Sept. 1959

Hirshberg, Al page 13

11 11 8. How to Teach Your Boy to Box , BETTER HOMES & GARDENS, June

1959

11 I 11 9. A Brother s Gift of Li fe , CORONET, Dec. 1955

10. 11 Handsome Bad Boy of the ", COSMOPOLITAN, July 1956

11 11 11. Lopez , ELKS Magazine, Aug. 1960

11 11 12. Should you train your child to be an athlete? , FAMILY CIRCLE,

Oct. 1955

11 13. "How Erskine pays his debt to youth , FAMILY CIRCLE, Oct. 1956

11 11 14. Mecca for the Lazy Sports Fan , THE FORD TIMES, Nov. 1968

11 11 15. Physical Fitness Comes First for the General Gavin Family ,

HOME &HIGHWAY, publication of Allstate Insurance Companies,

Autumn 1959

16. 11 So tiny, so much to 1ave", GOOD HOUSEKEEPING, Apr. 1962

17. "The ~fonderful Legacy of Dr. Bob McCarthy", GOOD HOUSEKEEPING,

Mar. 1963

11 11 18. The Long Search of Laurie Van Buren , GOOD HOUSEKEEPING,

July 1963

11 Box 27: 19. "The Sacrifice of Jill Resean , GOOD HOUSEKEEPING, June 1964

20. "What's Happened to West Coast Football?", AMERICAN LEGION

Magazine, Oct. 1955

21. "The New Major Leagues", AMERICAN LEGION Magazine, Feb. 1955

11 I 11 22. What s Ahead for Pro Bas ketbal 1 ? , AMERICAN LEGION Magazine,

Feb. 1960

11 11 23. Hardsel1 in Booml and , LIFE, Nov. 13, 1964

24. 11 A Priest's Own Story", by Father Ralph S. Pfau & AH, LOOK,

Mar. 4, 1958

25. "Out of the Shadows", by Father Pfau & AH, LOOK, Mar. 18, 1958

Hirshberg, Al page llf

11 11 26. The Roxbury Miracle , McCALL'sMagazine, Jan. 1955

11 11 27. He Cal1s the Signals for Pro Footbal1 , NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE, Nov. 23, 1958

11 11 28. How Can I Forget These Six Boys? , PAGEANT, June 1958

11 29. Rx for Skiers , PARADE, supplement to BOSTON SUNDAY POST, Feb . l 9 , l 9 56

11 11 30. The Sports Record Rhubarb , PETROLEUM TODAY, Winter 1966 31. "Is He College Football's Greatest Passer?", SATURDAY EVENING POST, Oct. 18, 1952 - re B.U. 's Harry Agannis

32. 11 That Brash Little Brawler from Boston", SATURDAY EVENING POST, Mar. 14, 1953

33. 11 Sid Flaherty's Bruiser Factory", by AH & Dick Friendlich, SAT. EVE. POST, June 20, 1953

11 11 34. From Washout to Wonder Boy , SAT. EVE. POST, Apr. 12, 1958

11 11 35. They Never See Their Children , SAT. EVE. POST, Oct. 22, 1960 36. "Helen Ke11er's Heir", SAT. EVE. POST, Nov. 10, 1962

Box 28: 37. 11 Li fe at Home Pl ate", REDBOOK, June 1954

11 11 38. We Dared to Love This Child , Dorothy F. Lynch as told to AH, REDBOOK, Jan. 1955

11 1 11 39. Ike s Man Gruenther , SAGA, Dec. 1958. In same issue is photo of AH at work.

11 11 40. 0ld Man Isbrandtsen: he stopped his Ships for Nobody , SAGA, June 1960

11 41. Pitching for Boston - 11, SPORT Magazine, Sept. 1949

11 11 42. Who Says Is Dumb? , SPORT Mag., Sept. 1951

11 11 43. Jolly Cholly Finds a Home , SPORT, Oct. 1953

11 11 44. Roommate - Bob Cousy , SPORT, Mar. 1955

Hirshberg, Al page 15'

11 11 45. 80b Cousy Examines Pro Basketball 1s Problems and Progress ,

SPORT, Feb. 1962

11 11 46. Probes the Future , SPORT, May 1962

11 11 47. A Carbon Copy of Yaz? , SPORT, Apr. 1968

11 I 11 48. Andrews Absence Makes the Sox Grow Fonder , SPORT, Apr. 1970

11 11 49. 88 Men and 2 Women , condensation of a book by Clinton T. Duffy &AH, TRUE Magazine, June 1962 (2 copies)

11 11 50. How I Live with Cancer , by & AH, TRUE,

Aug. 1964

11 11 51. How Baseball Tried to Commit Suicide , by Arthur C. Allyn & AH,

TRUE, July 25

11 11 52. The Pinky in the Red Sox Boot , SPORTS ILLUSTRATED, July 25,

1955

11 11 53. A Stadium Inside a Studio , by Lindsay Nelson & AH, SPORTS

ILLUSTRATED, Mar. 28, 1966

11 11 54. How Dad Earned My First $100,000 , by Carl Yastrzemski &

AH, SPORTS ILLUSTRATED, Mar. 25, 1968

11 11 55. What Class! What Splendor! What Gal1! , by &

AH, excerpt from HAWK, SPORTS ILLUSTRATED, July 14, 1969

11 11 56. ! Just Couldn't Believe My Ears , by Ken Harrelson & AH, part 2

of excerpts from HAWK, SPORTS ILLUSTRATED, July 21, 1969

11 1 11 57. Ladies Man of Baseball , TODAY'S WOMAN, Oct. 1952

11 58. Super-Stadiums Can Save Baseball 11, THIS WEEK Magazine, supplement

to THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT - THE PORTSMOUTH STAR, May 4, 1958

11 1 11 59. Don t Raise Your Child to be a Champ , THIS WEEK Magazine,

supplement to BOSTON SUNDAY HERALD, Mar. 27, 1960

11 11 60. Competition Keeps You Alive , by & AH, THIS WEEK

Magazine, suppl. to ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT-CHRONICLE, Feb. 28, 1960

Hirshberg, Al page ff.

11 11 61. How to Pick the World Series Winner , by as told to AH, THIS WEEK Magazine, suppl. to BOSTON SUNDAY HERALD, Oct. 2, 1960

11 1 11 62. Don t Quit too Soon , & AH, THIS WEEK, suppl. to BOSTON SUNDAY HERALD, Fe~:5, 1961

11 11 63. Prison Problem Nobody Talks About , by Clinton T. Duffy & AH, THIS WEEK, suppl. to BOSTON SUNDAY HERALD, Oct. 21, 1962

HIRSHBERG, Al

Addenda: December 1972-May 1973

Outline of Inventory

I. MANUSCRIPTS

A. Books

B. Articles c. Dramatic Scrdlpts

II. PRINTED MATERIAL

A. Newspaper Clippings B. Magazine Tearsheets

C. Magazines Containing Articles by AH

D. Book Reviews and Publicity: Clippings

E. Misc. Printed Material

III. CORRESPONDENCE

IV. MEMORABILIA

A. Certificates of Membership

B. Posters Mentioning AH.

C. Photographs

V. BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL MATERIAL

A. Contracts and Agreements

B. Royalty Statements

C. Payment Statements

HIRSHBERG, Al

Addenda: December 1972-May 1973

Box 29

I. MANUSCRIPTS

A. Books

1. BASKETBALL IS MY LIFE, by Bob Cousy and AH. Lowell Pratt, 1963.

Chapter 23, Carbon typescript, 13 p. (F#l)

2, THE BILL RUSSELL STORY. Messner, 1964, Carbon typescript,

p. 194-197.

3. COWBOY AT THE MIKE, Doubleday, 1966. Typescript with bolo.

corr., p. 55-78, 23 p. (F#2)

4. DIARY OF A METHODIST MINISTER, by Dr. William Alberts and AH.

Unpublished,

a. Rough draft. Carbon typescript with holo. corr., 87 p. (F#3)

b. Carbon typescript with holo. corr. and some typescript p.,

134 p. (F#4)

c. Typescript with bolo. corr., 219 ~- (F#5)

d. Typescript p. with profuse holo. corr., p. 2-67, 65 p.

5. 88 MEN AND 2 WOMEN, by Clinton Duffy and AH. Doubleday, 1962.

Rough outline of Foreword by Clinton ~ffy, signed with

initials. Holo., 6 p. (F#7)

Box 30 6. FARAWAY COUNTRY. Typescript with holo, corr., ca. 250 p.

Incomplete, lacks p. 1-37. (F#l)

7. FEAR STRIKES OUT, by Jim Piersall and AH. Atlantic-Little,

Brown, 1955. Random p. Typescript, 32 p. (F#2)

8. , BORN LEADER. G,P. Putnam, 1973. Final chapter.

Carbon typescript with holo. corr., 6 p. HIRSHBERG, AL p. 2 Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 30 9. THE RED SOX, THE BEAN AND THE COD. Waverly House, 1947.

a. Carbon typescript, 216 p. (F#3)

b. Carbon typescript, 212 p. (F#4)

. 10. "Writing Non-Fiction." Book outline.

a. Typescript, 21 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 15 p. (F#5)

11. Untitled novel.

a. Part I. "The Islands." Carbon typescript with a few

typescript p., 121 p. (F#6)

Box 31 b. Part II. "." Carbon typescript, 156 p. (FIil)

c. "The sea was calm, so calm that, •• " Typescript, ca.

100 p. (F#2)

12. Untitled book on hockey. Carbon typescript with holo. corr.

and a few typescript p., 207 p. (F#3)

13. Untitled book on the World Series. T¥pescript with bolo.

corr. , 220 p. (F#4)

14. YAZ, by Carl Yastrzemski and AH. Viking, 1968. Random p.

of typescript, 12 p. (F#5)

B. Articles

1. "The Agony of Joe Bellino." Carbon typescript, 13 p.

2. "America's Growing Outboard Motorboat Headache." Carbon

typescript, 7 p.

3. "America's Motorboat Headache." Typescript with holo, corr., 7 p.

4. "America's Most Exclusive Football Rivalry." Carbon typescript, 11 p.

5. "The Angel of the Worcester Tornado."

a. Outline. Typescript, 2 p. HIRSHBERG, Al p. 3

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Box 31 b. Carbon typescript, 8 p. (F#S)

6. "Are Champions Worth the Effort?" Carbon typescript with

bolo. corr., 7 p.

7. "Are the Fans Really Different?" Carbon typescript, 10 p.

and 2 p. typescript insert.

8. "Baseball Accepts the Negro." Carbon typescript, 7 p.

9. "Baseball Needs All-Year-Round Sports Palaces."

a. Carbon typesctipt, 5 p.

b. Carbon typescript with bolo. corr., 4 p.

c. Carbon typescript, 6 p.

d. Rough draft. Typescript, 3 p.

10. "Baseball Needs Nlilw Traditions," by as told to AH.

a. Typescript with bolo. corr., 11 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 12 p.

c. Typescript, 26 p.

11. "The Baseball Scouting Ratrace," by Al Campanis as told to AH.

Carbon typescript, 22 p.

12. "Baseball's Biggest Problem Child." [Maurice McDermott]

Carbon typescript, 17 p. and 2 p. variant of p. 10, 11.

13. "Baseball's Delinquent Creditors." Carbon typescript, 4 p.

14. "Baseball's Hidden Rules," by as told to AH.

a. Carbon typescript, 12 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 3 p.: 1,2,11.

c. Typescript, 16 p.

15. "Baseball's Least Appreciated Star." [Jackie JenseriJ

a. Carbon typescript, 9 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 10 p.

HIRSHBERG, Al p. 4

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Box 32 16. "Baseball' s One-Man Bench." (FIil)

a. Carbon typescript, 16 p.

b. Typescript with holo. corr., 15 p.

17. "Baseball's Wondrous Expansion Rhubarb." Carbon typescript

with holo. corr., 8 p.

18. "A Basketball Bill of Rights," by Bob Cousy as told to AH.

Carbon typescript, 10 p.

19. "Batting Practice . 11 \!aul Schreibe~ Carbon typescript, 3 p.

20. "Berger Toman - One-Man Army." Carbon typescript, 15 p.

21. "Big League Baseball - Japanese Style,"by Joe Stanka as told to AH.

a. Carbon typescript with holo. corr., 14 p.

b. Typescript with holo. corr., 14 p.

22. "A Bill ofRights for Umpires," by Artie Gore as told to AH.

Carbon typescript, 9 p. and3 inserts, and corr.

23. " - He Does Everything." Carbon typescript, 12 p. 24. " - Ladies Man of Baseball !1 a. Carbon typescript and typescript with holo. corr., 13 p. Variant drafts. b. Typescript, 6 p. Title, "Bill Veeck - He Sells Baseball."

25. "Blueprint for Vietnam Piece," by Dr. James W. Turpin with AH.

a. Carbon typescript, 4 p.

b. Outline. Typescript with bolo.corr., 3 p.

26. " Sound Off." Carbon typescript, 13 p.

27. " - Red Sox Elder Statesman." Carbon typescript, 12 p.

28. "Bob Friend - Pirate from Purdue." Carbon typescript, 10 p.

29. "The Boston Irishman Who Made Good in Chicago." [Dick DonovatJ

Carbon typescript, 16 p.

HIRSHBERG, Al p. 5

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 32 30. "Boston Needs a Negro Big-Leaguer." Carbon typescript, 10 p. (F/11)

31. "Boston - Still Proper in Spite of Itself."

a. Carbon typescript, 9 p.

b. Typescript with bolo. corr., 10 p.

32. "Boston's Basketball Miracle Man." [Bob CousiJ Typescript with

holo. corr., 16 p.

33. "Boston's Beleaguered Boxing Promoter." /jam Silverrnanf

Carbon types~ript with holo. corr., 13 p. and 4 p. of corr.

34. "Boston's Brash Little Load of Dynamite." {jomrny CollinJ Carbon typescript, 15 p._and 2 p. of corr. (F/12)

35. "Boston's Colorful Basketball :Battler." /job Cousi/' Typescript

with holo. corr., 18 p. and variant of p. 10.

36. "Boston's Extraordinary Sportsman." [Charles Francis Adam~

a. Carbon typescript, 8 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 10 p.

c. Rough draft. Typescript with holo. corr., 6 p.

d. Rough draft. Typescript, 7 p.

e. Typescript, 9 p., incl. 1 p. holo.

37. "Boston's Fiery Rookie Receiver." [samrny Whit,d Carbon typescript,

14 p. and 4 ~-corr.and additions.

38. "Boston's Juggling Basketball Star." [Bob Cousv Carbon

typescript, 16 p.

39. "Boston's Low-Pressure Mike Higgins."

a. Carbon typescript, 16 p.

b. Carbon typescript with holo. corr., 19 p. inc.some p.

of typescript inserts.

HIRSHBERG, Al p. 6

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 32 c. Outline. Typescript, 2 p. (F#2)

d. Outline. Carbon typescript, 2 p.

40. "Boston's Second Childhood."

a. Typescript, 9 p.

b. Typescript, 9 p.

c. Rough draft. Typescript, 3 p.

41. "Boston's Sonny Sienbert."

a. Carbon typescript, 13 p.

b. Typescript with profuse holo. corr., 10 p.

42. "Boston's WalC!er Brown."

a. Carbon typescript, 17 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 21 p.

c. Typescript notes, 15 p.

43. "Boxing's Man of Mystery." "Jfrchie Moo~i Carbon typescript, 14 p. 44. "Boxing's Most Fanatical Promoter." [sam Silverma~ Outline. Carbon typescript, 2 p.

45. "Boxing's One-Minute Blood Stopper." [Freddie Brow;J Carbon

typescript, 4 p.

46. "A Boy and His Mother." Carbon typescript, 17 p. and 3 p.

addition.

47. "The Brooklyn Cowboy on the Range."

a. Carbon typescript, 14 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 11 p.

c. Typescript and carbon typescript, 10 p.

48. "The Bruins' Beauty is a Beast," by Milton Gross and AH.

fJtilt Schmidt] HIRSHBERG, Al p. 7

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1977

Box 32 a. Typescript, 14 p. (F#2)

b. Carbon typescript, 16 p.

49. "The Bruins' Wow Line." Carbon typescript, 11 p.

50. "Burt Lancaster - Hollywood's Most Independent Guy." Carbon

typescript, 11 p.

51. "The Busiest Man in Professional Sports." [Gene Conley1

Carbon typescript, 5 p.

52. "'s Chain Store Fight ," by AH and Dic1.t·Freund-

lich. (sid Flahert;_l (F/13)

a. Carbon typescript, 18 p.

b. Typescript with holo. corr., 31 p.

53. "Can Do It Again?" Carbon typescript, 11 p.

54. "Card Cheats Will Get You If You Don't Watch Out." Carbon

typescript, 10 p.

55. "The Cardinals' Flat-Top Strong Boy." J}:rnie Brogli~ Carbon

typescript, 10 p.

56. "Carl Yastrzemski." Carbon typescript, 8 p.

57. "Carlton (Pudge) Fisk." Carbon typescript, 6 p.

58. "Choo Choo Justice - Oil Executive."

a. Carbon typescript, 11 p.

b. Variant draft. Carbon typescript, 11 p.

59. "The Chief." Typescript, 19 p,

60. "The Choke Artists. 11 Carbon typescript, 7 p. , incl. 2 copies

of p. 1.

61. "Cinderalla Man on a Cinderella Ball Club." [Jose Santiag~

a. Carbon typescript, 10 p. HIRSHBERG, Al p. 8

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 32 b. Typescript with holo. corr., 8 p. (F#3)

62. "Child Kidnapped. 11

a. Carbon typescript with holo. corr., 20 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 27 p.

63. "The Comeback of ." Carbon typescript, 8 p.

64. "Competition Keeps You Alive," by Gene Conley as told to AH.

Carbon typescript, 6 p.

65. "Congressional Doctor." Carbon typescript, 20 p., incl. 2 p.

of changes and 4 p. of inserts.

66. "Congressman MacDonald and His Harvard Roommate, J.F.K."

a. Carbon typescript, 16 p.

b. Typescript with many holo. corr., 12 p.

c. Typescript transcript of tape, 14 p.

Box 33 67. "Copy Desk." (FIil)

a. Typescript, 29 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 29 p.

68. "Country Boy." Typescript, 4 p.

69. "The Crusader's Doggie," by Milton Gross and AH. Carbon

typescript, 13 p.

70. "The Crusader's Platinum Twins." Carbon typescript, 10 p.

71. "Dancer's Image."[Re: Peter Fulle!} Typescript with holo.

corr. ,3 p. (F/12)

72. "A Day at Cape Coral."

a. Carbon typescript with holo. corr., 10 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 22 p.

c. Typescript with holo. corr., 15 p.

HIRSHBERG, Al p. 9

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 33 73. "The Dilemma of Rocky Marciano." Carbon typescript, 9 p. (F/11.)

74. "Don't Be a Baseball Widow," by Gussie Moran as told to AH.

Carbon typescript, 7 p.

75. "Do Pills Make the Athlete?" Carbon typescript, 4 p.

76. "'s Agony."

a. Carbon typescript, 31 p.

b. Typescript with holo. corr., 26 p.

77, "Eight Ways to Make Walking the Perfect Exercise," by Brutus

Hamilton as told to AH. Carbon typescript, 3 p.

78. "The Elusive Slider - Baseball's Most Baffling Pitch."

Carbon typescript, 9 p.

79. "The Fabulous ." Carbon typescript, 8 p. (F/12)

80. "A Family for Janet." (Robinso~ Carbon typescript, 13 p.

81, "The Family Life of a Big League Ballplayer." }Jorn Byrn~

Typescript with holo. corr., 9 p.

82. "The Family Trials of Dickie Stanky,"

a. Carbon typescript with holo, corr., 14 p.

b. Typescript, 5 p.

83. "Farewell to Cousy. 11

a. Carbon typescript, 16 p.

b. Typescript with holo. corr., 7 p.

84. "." Carbon typescript, 5 p.

85. "15 Years and Almost 500 Home Runs," by Eddie Mathews as told

to AH.

a. Carbon typescript, 17 p.

b. Typescript, 12 p. HIRSHBERG, Al p. 10

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 33 86. "Fifty Years of Adventure With Lowell Thomas." Carbon

typescript, 16 p. (F#2)

87. "'s Spectator Sport."

a. Carbon typescript, 6 p.

b. Typescript, 4 p.

88. "Forced Marriages - Can They Work?" Carbon typescript, 12 p.

89. "The Free-Lance Attitude." Carbon typescript, 7 p.

90. "The Game the Ballplayers Hate." Carbon typescript, 5 p.

91. "The Genius Who Runs Polaroid." [Edwin H. Lanaj Carbon

typescript, 7 p.

92. "." Carbon typescript, 11 p.

93. "George Romney - The Man Who Guessed Right." Carbon

typescript, 20 p.

94. "The Golden Greek from Boston."

a. Typescript with holo. corr., 15 p. an 1 p. insert.

b. Carbon typescript, 15 p.

c. Carbon typescript, 4 p.

d. Typescript with holo. corr., 6 p.

95. "The Great American Ballet Fraud." Typescript, 17 p., incl.

2 copies of p. 1 and 15.

96. "The Greatest World Series Competitor I Ever Saw," by Mel

Allen as told to AH. Carbon typescript, 6 p.

97. "A Hamburger for Connie." (F/13)

a. Typescript with holo. corr., 21 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 26 p.

HIRSHBERG, Al p. 11

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 33 98. "The Happiest ." ~arry SherriJ Carbon

typescript with holo.corr., 4 p. (F#3)

99. "The Happy Family of Aldo Marchisto." Carbon typescript, 16 p.

100. "Hard Sell Along the Caloosahatchee." Typescript, 33 p.

101 "He Flkghts the Battle Against Baloney." [Burt Lancaster]

Random p. Carbon typescript, 7 p.

102. "He Flies Through the Air-" [John Thoma;T Carbon typescript, 10 p.

103. "He Learned to Pitch from His Dad." [George Suscaj Carbon

typescript, 4 p.

104. "He Pa,epped for Baseball's Touchiest Job." [Mike Higgins]

Carbon typescript, 14 p., incl. 2 p. insert.

105. "He Solved a Problem for the Red Sox." [!rank Malzon~

Carbon typescript, 15 p.

106. "He Was his own Worst Enemy." ~d Mathew~ Carbon typescript, 6 p.

107. "Heinsohn the Tommy Gunner." Carbon typescript, 8 p.

108. "Henry Aaron Reveals his Hitting Secrets." Carbon typescript, 13 p.

109. "Here's What's Happened to the Red Sox," by Carl Yastrzemski

as told to AH.

a. Carbon typescript, 18 p.

b. Typescript, 16 p.

110. "Hockey's Wild Man." [Louis Fontinats Carbon typescript, 9 p. (F//4)

111. "Hollywood's Remarkable Corcorans." Carbon typescript, 10 p.

112. "Holmes - Boston's Favorite Irishman." Carbon typescript, 12 p.

113. "The Home King and I," by Nancy Chaffee Kiner as told to

AH. Carbon typescript, 15 p. HIRSHBERG;, Al p. 12 Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 33 114. "The Hottest Kid in Baseball." (Tony Conigliar~

a. Typescript with holo. corr., 11 p.

b. Typescript, 8 p.

115. "How Baseball Tried to Connnit Suicide," by Arthur c. Allyn as told to AH.

a. Carbon typescript, 19 p.

b. Changes. Carbon typescript, 16 p.

c. Typescript, 20 p.

Box 34 116. "How Bostonians Look at New York." Carbon typescript, 7 p. (FIil)

117. "How Erskine Pays his Debt to Youth." Carbon typescript, 7 p.

a. Carbon typescript, 7 p.

b. Variant draft. Carbon typescript, 8 p.

118. "How Gentleman Became a Pro."

a. Carbon typescript, 11 p.

b. Typescript with holo. corr., 8 p.

119. "How I Handle the Boston Celtics," by Arnold (Red) Auerbach

as told to AH.

a. Carbon typescript, 18 p.

b. Typescript, 19 p.

120. "How Janet Found her Long-Lost Family." Carbon typescript, 15 p.

121. "How Nance Slimmed Down to a Fullback."

a. Carbon typescript, 12 p.

b. Typescript with holo. corr., 8 p.

122. "How I Live with Cancer," by Fred Hutchinson and AH. Galleys.

First proof with holo. corr., for True, Aug. 1964. HIRSHBERG, Al p. 13 Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 34 123. "How Stays So Cool." Carbon typescript, 4 p. (FIil)

124. "How the Red Sox Got Jensen to Come Back." Carbon typescript, 10 p.

125. "How to Frustrate Burglars," by Paul Warren as told to AH.

Carbon typescript, 7 p.

126. "How to Get the Most Out of Walking," by Brutus Hamilton as

told to AH. Typescript, 3 p.

127. "How to Stay Out of the House That Broken Legs Built."

a. Carbon typescript, 7 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 6 p.

128. "I Could Write a Book," by Mel Parnell as told to AH.

Typescript, 10 p. (F/12)

129. "I Fought the Battle of San Francm.sco." Typescript, 19 p.

130. "I Helped Build the Railway of Death," by George J. Winson as

told to AH. Carbon typescript, 14 p.

131. "I Learned to the Hard Way," by as told to

AH. Typescript, signed by Pete Runnels, 15 p.

132. "I Roomed with Basketball's Outstanding Star." [Bob Cousy]

Carbon typescript, 30 p.

133. "I was Baseball's Busiest Flesh-Peddler," by Bill Veeck as

told to AH. Carbon typescript, 14 p.

134. "Ike's Favorite Bridge Partner." [Alfred Gruen the~ Carbon

typescript, 19 p.

135. "I'll Know Enough to Retire When I Should," by Stan Musial

as told to AH.

a. Carbon typescript, 4 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 4 p.

HIRSHBERG, Al p. 14

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 34 136. "I'll Quit When I've Had It," by Jackie Jensen as told to AH.

Carbon typescript, 15 p. and extra copies of p. 14, 15. (F#2)

137. "I'm a Professional Bas-eball Gambler," by Jimmy Gibson as

told to AH. Carbon typescript, 11 p.

138. "I'm Glad My Husband's Through," by Mrs. Tommy Collins.

Outline. Carbon typescript, 4 p.

139. "I'm not as Small as I Look," by Donald Davidson as told to AH.

Carbon typescript, 5 p. and 1 p. insert.

140. "The Inside Story of the Winning of a ." Carbon

typescript, 9 p.

141. "An Interview with Bob Cousy." (F//3)

a. Carbon typescript, 11 p.

b. Typescript transcript of taped interview with Bob Cousy, 139 p.

142. "Interview with Frank Lane." (F/14)

a. Carbon typescript, 12 p.

b. Typescript, 12 p.

143. "An Interview with ." Carbon typescript, 13 p.

144. "Introducing - Manager ."

a. Typescript, 10 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 17 p. with 2 p. of inserts.

145. "Is Boxing Going Soft?" by Tommy Collins as told to AH.

Carbon typescript, 12 p., incl. 2 p. of inserts.

146. "Isbrandtsen - Stormy Petrel of Shipping." Carbon typescript, 16 p.

14 7. "Is He the 's Next Star?" {Edwin Mathew~

a. Typescrip~, 16 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 17 p. HIRSHBERG, Al p. 15

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 34 148. "Is She the New Helen Keller?" by Edward J. Waterhouse as

told to AH. (chan Poh Liii)' (F/14)

a. Carbon typescript, 12 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 8 p.

149. "Is the American League that Bad?" Carbon typescript, 13 p.

150. "It Doesn't Have to be Hopeless," by Fred Hutchinson as told to AH.

a. Carbon typescript, 15 p. and 3 p. of changes.

b. Typescript, 12 p.

c. Typescript notes, 20 p.

151. "It's Easy to Fall in Love with Baseball," by Gussie Moran

as told to AH. Typescript, 7 p.

152. "It was Great While it Lasted," by as told to AH.

Carbon typescript, 16 p.

153. "Jack Sharkey's Last Fights." (F/15)

a. Carbon typescript, 6 p.

b. Typescript with holo. corr., 5 p.

154. "Janet and her New-Found Family." Carbon typescript, 7 p.

155. "Jimmy Piersall's Greatest Day."

a. Carbon typescript, 6 p.

b. Carbon typescript with holo. corr., 9 p.

156. "Joe Foss Interview."

a. Carbon typescript, 11 p.

b. Typescript notes, 2 p.

157. "Joe McCarthy Versus his Critics." Carbon typescript, 13 p.

158. "Jolly Charlie Finds a Home." '9harlie Grimm]

a. Typescript, 7 p.

HIRSHBERG, Al p. 16

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 34 b. Carbon typescript, 29 p., entitled "Jolly Cholly Finds

a Home." (F/15)

159. "Jordan Olivar - Brooklyn's Gift to Yale."

a. Typescript outline, 3 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 11 p.

160. "Ken Harrelson Sounds Off."

a. Carbon typescript, 12 p.

b. Typescript transcript of taped interview, 8 p.

161. "Kinder Works for a Living." Carbon typescript, 11 p.

Box 35 162. "Larry Siegfried of the Boston Celtics." (FIil)

a. Carbon typescript, 15 p.

b. Typescript, 12 p.

163. "Lasting Quotes from the Sports World." Carbon typescript, 8 p.

164. "The Legacy of Dr. McCarthy." Carbon typescript, 18 p.

165. "Let's Let Wives Visit Their Husbands in Prison," by Warden

Clinton T. Duffy as told to AH. Carbon typescript, 8 p.

166. "Little, Brown and Company."

a. Carbon typescript, 12 p.

b. Typescript, 7 p.

167. "The Little League Hero Ten Years Later." Carbon typescript, 12 p.

168. "The Loneliest Player in the Majors." [Sibby Sist] Carbon

typescript, 9 p.

169. "'s Year of Decision." Carbon typescript, 12 p.

170. "." Carbon typescript, 7 p.

171. "Make Mine Zarilla." Carbon typescript, 11 p. (F/12) HIRSHBERG, Al p. 17

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 35 172. "The Man Who Changed the Face of Baseball. 11 [Louis Perini]

Carbon typescript, 14 p. (F#2)

173. "The Man Who Dreams Up Miracles." [Juan Terry Tripp~ Carbon

typescript, 17 p.

174. "The Man Who Knocked Out ." [Rocky Marciano]

a. Typescript with holo. corr., 16 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 21 p., incl. 5 p. of revisions.

c. Typescript, 18 p., incl. inserts, outline and rough notes.

175. "The Man Who Promoted a Slaughter." [sam Silverma~ Carbon

typescript, 18 p.

176. "The Man Who Stopped Stuttering." [Ed Shea] Carbon typescript, 7 p.

177. "The Man Who Won the World Series." [nick Williams]

a. Carbon typescript, 25 p.

b. Typescript with holo. corr., 25 p., entitled "The Ecstasy

of a Winning World Series Manager."

178. "The Marathon Maniacs."

a. Carbon typescript, 6 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 4 p.

c. Outline. Carbon typescript, 1 p.

179. "Mathews - Milwaukee's Mighty Muscle Man." Carbon typescript, 10 p.

180. " Sounds Off." (F//3)

a. Carbon typescript, 18 p.

b. Typescript, 16 p.

c. Typescript, 25 P• 181. "Me and My Broken Jaw," by as told to AH. Carbon

typescript, 16 p. HIRSHBERG, Al p. 18 Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 35 182. "The Men Who Run Professional Sports." Carbon typescript,

9 p. (F/13)

183. "A Mighty Man at Peace with the World."

a. Carbon typescript, 10 p.

b. Typescript, 8 p.

184. "Mike Andrews - The Ind~spensable Man."

a. Carbon typescript, 15 p.

b. Typescript with holo. corr., 11 p.

185. "Milt Schmidt of the Bruins." Carbon typescript, 16 p.,

incl. 3 p. of inserts.

186. " - Study in Futility."

a. Carbon typescript, 9 p.

b. Typescript, 7 p.

187. "Moon Man of the Cardinals." [Mike Shanno~

a. Carbon typescript, 15 p.

b. Typescript, 12 p.

188. "Mr. Lodge of and the U.N." Carbon typescript, 14 p.

189. "My Brother Joe & I," by Dominic DiMaggio as told to AH.

a. Outline. Carbon typescript, 2 p.

b. Typescript, 17 p. 1951

c. Carbon typescript, 17 p.

d. Carbon typescript, 16 p.

190. "My Eight Years in the Yankee ," by as

told to AH. Carbon typescript, 8 p.

191. "My Pal, Casey Stengel," by Al Lopez as told to AH. Carbon

typescript, 18 p. HIRSHBERG, Al p. 19

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 35 192. "My Plans for the Boston Red Sox," by Lou Boudreau as told

to AH. Carbon typescript, 16 p., incl. 1 p. subs~itute

ending. (F/13)

193. "My Room-mates, and ," by Bob Cerv as

told to AH. Carbon typescript, 6 p.

194. "My Ten Most Unforgettable World Series Moments," by

as told to AH. Typescript, with halo. corr., 9 p.

195. "The N.B.A. and Me ( Sounds Off)." (F/14)

a. Carbon typescript, 14 p.

b. Typescript with halo. corr., 11 p.

c. Typescript of taped interview with Red Auerbach, 25 p.

196. "Nashua ." Carbon typescript, 12 p.

197. "New Equipment - New Records."

198. a. Carbon typescript, 7 p.

b. Typescript with halo. corr., 11 p.

1913. "Nice Guy Who Wins Pennants. 11 [Al Lopei} Carbon typescript, 10 p.

199. "Old Honest Abe Goes Out Right." [Link] Carbon typescript, 17 p. 200. "Ordeal at Sea." [s. S. Lurlin~ Carbon typescript, 7 p. 201. "The Ordeal of Carlos May." Typescript with halo. corr., 13 p.

202t "The Ordeal of Granny Hamner." Carbon typescript, 6 p.

203. "The Ordeal of Matthew McKean." Carbon typescript, 7 p.

204. "Our Little American Citizens." [siamese Twin~ Carbon

typescript, 17 p.

205. "Paradise Regained." [Winnie Clifford Runkl~ (F/16)

a. Carbon typescript, 19 p.

b. Typescript, 15 p.

HIRSHBERG, Al p. 20

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 35 c. Carbon typescript, 15 p. (F#6)

d. Carbon typescript, 15 p.

e. Typescript variants of some p., 27 p.

Box 36 206. "The Parnell Paradox." Carbon typescript, 17 p. (FIil)

207. "Patrick's Not a Big-Town Guy." Carbon typescript, 11 p.

208. "'Peanuts,' A Track Story." Typescript, 21 p.

209. "The People's Cardinal." Lcardinal Cushin~ Carbon typescript,

11 p., incl. 3 p. of inserts.

210. "Peter Jackson - Strangled By the Color Line," by AH and Doc Almy.

a. Carbon typescript, 21 p.

b. Random p. Typescript and carbon typescript, 10 p.

211. "Petrocelli and his Svengali."

a. Carbon typescript, 14 p.

b. Typescript, 11 p.

212. "Physical Fitness Comes First for the General Gavin Family."

a. Carbon typescript, 5 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 10 p. By Richard Dunlop, Oct. 1959.

213. "The Pitch that Made ." Typescript, 10 p. and

4 p. of inserts.

214. "The Pixie Who Pitches for Pittsburgh. 11

a. Carbon typescript, 20 p., incl. 4 p. of inserts.

b. Typescript, 11 p.

215. "The Players Answer Jim Bouton."

a. Carbon typescript, 14 p.

b. Typescript with holo. corr., 11 p.

HIRSHBERG, Al p. 21

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 36 216. "Pro Basketball Only Looks Easy," by Bill Russell as told to

AH. (FIil)

a. Carbon typescript with holo. corr., 17 p.

b. Random p. Typescript, 12 p.

217. "Pro Basketball's Rough Enough for Us," by Bob Cousy as

told to AH. Carbon typescript, 6 p.

218. "The Prolific Smiths." Carbon typescript, 8 p.

219. "Psycho ... Therapy by Television."

a. Carbon typescript, 4 p.

b. Typescript, 4 p.

220. "The Race that's Never Run." Carbon typescript, 12 p., incl.

2 p. of inserts. (F#2)

221. " - Man on a Spot." Carbon typescript with holo. corr. , 9 p

222. "Rating the Big League Umpires." Carbon typescript, 7 p.

223. " - Pitching Pickle Peddler." Carbon typescript, 13 p.

224. "The Reggie Between Two Superstars." [Reggie Smit~

a. Carbon typescript, 10 p.

b. Typescript, 7 p.

225. "The Red-Headed Blue-Blood on First Base." Carbon typescript, 18 p.

226. "Richest Men in Sport."

a. Carbon typescript, 5 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 10 p.

c. Typescript, 2 p.

d. Outline. Carbon typescript, 2 p.

HIRSHBERG, Al p. 22

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 36 227. "The Rollicking Squire of Rockingham Park." [Lou Smit0 (F//2)

a. Outline. Carbon typescript, 2 p.

b. Typescript and carbon typescript, 22 p.

228. "Rookie in,,,a Pressure Cooker. 11 (Roger Freed1 a. Carbon typescript, 11 p.

b. Typescript, 9 p.

229. " Who Set the Red Sox on Fire. 11 ~arlton Fis0

a. Carbon typescript, 12 p.

b. Typescript with holo. corr., 11 p.

230. "The Roxbury Miracle. 11

a. Carbon typescript, 8 p., incl. 1 p. insert.

b. Carbon typescript, 7 p.

231. "The Sad Case of the Boston Red Sox." Carbon typescript, 15 p, (F//3)

232. "Sally Knows the Score," Typescript, 20 p,

233, "Sam of the Jones Boys."

a. Carbon typescript, 10 p.

b, Typescript, 5 p.

234. "The S~arch that Was Everybody's Business."

a. Carbon typescript, 18 p.

b. Typescript and carbon typescript, 21 p.

c. Typescript with holo. corr., 25 p.

d. Carbon typescript, 7 p.

e. Carbon typescript, 13 p.

235. "Secrets of a Big League Batting Champion," by Pete Runnels

as told to AH. Carbon typescript, 16 p. HIRSHBERG, Al p. 23 Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 36 236. "She Married Baseball." [Mary Sue Byrnil Photocopy of

typescript with holo. corr., 16 p., incl. 5 p. of typescript

inserts. (F/13)

237. "Smoky; the ." [smoky BurgessJ

a. Carbon typescript, 14 p.

b. Typescript with holo. corr., 11 P•

238. "So You Want to Run a Baseball Team." Carbon typescript, 20 p.

239. "So You'd Like to Own a Baseball Club." (F/14)

a. Carbon typescript, 19 p.

b. Typescript with holo. corr., 14 p.

240. "Sports Epigrams that Live."

a. Carbon typescript with holo. corr., 8 p.

b. Carbon typescript with holo. corr., 17 p.

241. "The Sports Record Rhubarb." Nov. 1, 1965. Carbon typescript, 9 p.

242. "St. Petersburg - Profile of a Paradise." Carbon typescript, 9 p.

243. "The Stanley Cup."

a. Typescript with holo. corr., 3 p.

b. Typescript with holo. corr., 3 p.

c. Typescript with holo. corr., 10 p., titled "The Longest

Game Ever Played."

244. "Stealing Signs is My Business," by as told to AH.

Carbon typescript, 24 p.

245. "Steve 0'Neill's Toughest Job." Carbon typescript, 11 p.

246. "The Strange Case of ."

a. Xerox typescript, 9 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 9 p.

c. Typescript, 5 p. HIRSHBERG, Al P• 24

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 36 24 7. "The Strange Story of Ted Williams." (F/14)

a. Carbon typescript, 16 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 18 p.

c. Typescript with holo. corr., 26 p.

248. "Sure, I'm a Pest, But-," by Jim Piersall as told to AH.

a. Carbon typescript, 14 p.

b. Typescript, 9 p.

Box 37 249. "Taking it Easy - Japanese Style," by Joe Stanka as told

to AH. (FIil)

a. Carbon typescript signed by Joe D. Stanka, 13 p.

b. Typescript with bolo. corr., 35 p.

250. "Ted Williams is Big Business," Carbon typescript, 12 p.

251. "Teen-ager of the Month. " []

a. Carbon typescript, 4 p.; holo., 1 p.

b. Typescript with holo. corr., 5 p.

252. "They Love the Johhny Peskys in Boston." Carbon typescript, 11 p.

253. "They Play on Company Time." Carbon typescript, 11 p.

254. "They're Tired of Patching Up Traffic Victims." Carbon

typescript, 4 p.

255. "This is ." Carbon typescript, 26 p. and 8 p.

of inserts.

256. "This Pitcher Wants to Get Clobbered." [raul Schreiber]

a. Carbon typescript, 8 p.

b. Typescript, 2 p.

c. Typescript, 8 p.

d. Carbon typescript, 7 p. HIRSHBERG, Al p. 25

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 37 25 7. "The Tigers' Surprise Package." [Jim Bannini} Carbon typescript,

17 p. (FIil)

258. "Tough Little Guy in Milwaukee. 11 [Charley Dressen] Carbon

typescript, 15 p.

259. "The Towering Young Pitcher from Milwaukee." [Gene ConleyJ

Carbon typescript, 17 p.

260. "The Transformation of Lou Boudreau." Carbon typescript, 12 p.

261. "The Turnabout of . 11

a. Carbon typescript, 14 p.

b. Typescript,~ p.

262. "The Twin Kidney Transplant."

a. Carbon typescript, 5 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 5 p.

c. Typescript, incomplete, 4 p.

263. "The Ups and Downs of .Iuan Pizarro." (F/12)

a. Carbon typescript, 10 p.

b. Typescript with holo. corr., 8 p.

264. "Venezuela's Greatest Gift to Baseball." Carbon typescript, 4 p.

265. "A Visit with Bob Cousy."

a. Carbon typescript, 16 p.

b. Typescript of taped interview with Bob Cousy, 31 p.

266. "Vernon Stephens - Casual Clouter." Carbon typescript, 35 p.

267. "'s Ups and Downs." Carbon typescript, 13 p.

268. "Warren Spahn - Meal Ticket of the Milwaukee Braves."

a. Carbon typescript, 30 p.

b. Notes, Typescript, 6 p.

HIRSHBERG, Al p. 26

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 37 269. "Washington Control Tower - Human Pressure Cooker." (F/12)

a. Carbon typescript, 15 p.

b. Carbon typescript variants of 4 p.

270. "We Don't Want Our Children to be Champions."

a. Carbon typescript, 6 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 4 p. 271. "What Champions Expect of their Children. " -[Nancy and Ralph KineJ a. Carbon typescript, 9 p., incl. variant of p. 1

b. Typescript, 8 p.

272. "What Happened Since." by as told to AH.

a. Carbon typescript, 9 p.

b. Typescript, 8 p.

273. "What's Happening to Hockey?" Carbon typescript, 12 p.

274. "What's Happened to West Coast Football?"

a. Carbon typescript, 9 p.

b. Typescript, 8 p. Lacks p. 1

275. "What Happened When Hector No Longer Was a Pup." [jiector Torre~]

a. Typescript wibh holo. corr., 10 p.

b. Typescript, 10 p. Lacks p. 1, 2.

276. "What Next for Pro Basketball?" Carbon typescript, 10 p. (F/13)

277. "What Really Happened to the Braves." Carbon typescript, 18 p.

2i8. "What Sports for Men Over 50?" Carbon typescript, 11 p.

279. "What Would You Say if He Could Get Fifty Thousand?" by

Babe Hermann as told to AH. Typescript, 23 p.

280. "Where Do the Big Leagues Go From Here?" Carbon typescript, 11 p. HIRSHBERG, Al p-. 2 7

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 37 281. "Where is Pro Basketball Going Next?" Typescript, 9 p. (F//3)

282. "When Little Leaguers Go Wirong."

a. Carbon typescript, 10 p.

b. Typescript with holo. corr., 7 p.

283. "Which Sport Has the Most Tension?" by as told to

AH. For This Week, June 20, 1962. Carbon typescript with

holo. corr., 10 p.

284. "Who Has Baseball's Best Outfield?" Carbon typescript, 11 p.

285. "Who Said Travel is Broadening?"

a. Carbon typescript, 8 p.

b. Carbon typescript with holo. corr., 8 p.

286. "Who Says I'm Through?" by Warren Spahn as told to AH.

a. Carbon typescript, 10 p.

b. Typescript, 8 p.

c. Typescript of taped interview with Warren Spahn, 16 p.

287. "Who Says Stengel's a Genius?" Carbon typescript with holo.

corr., 14 p. and some variant p.

288. "Why Do They Keep Calling My Husband Crazy?" by Mary Piersall

as told to AH.

a. Typescript signed by Mary Piersall, 10 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 12 p.

c. Carbon typescript with holo. corr., 14 p.

289. "Why Rape Didn't Ruin Me?" Anonymous as told to AH.

Carbon typescript with holo. corr., 7 p.

290. "Why We Adopted a Blind Baby," by Dorothy F. Lynch as told to AH.

a. Carbon typescript, 24 p., incl. 4 p. of inserts. HIRSHBERG, Al p. 28 Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 37 b. Typescript with holo. corr., 18 p. (F/13)

c. Carbon typescript, 14 p.

d. Typescript with holo. corr., 25 p. ' incl. 2 p. inserts. e. Typescript with holo. corr., 15 p.

291. "Why Jensen Came Back." Carbon typescript, 8 p.

292. "Why We Formed a Pro Basketball Union," by Bob Cousy as told

to AH. Carbon typescript, 9 p. (F//4)

293. "The Wild Winning Ways of Fred Hutchinson." Carbon typescript, 19 p.

294. "Will 's Record EiTer Be Broken? 11 by

and Jim Fox as told to AH. Carbon typescript, 11 p.

295. "Will Baltimore Be Another Milwaukee?" Carbon typescript, 10 p.

296. "Will the Sophomore Jinx Get Jethroe?" Carbon typescript, 18 p.

29 7. "The Williams Who Took Ted's Place." \pick Williaml\l]

a. Carbon typescript and typescript, 21 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 24 p.

c. Typescript, 5 p.

298. "World Series Boners."

a. Carbon typescript, 4 p.

b. Typescript, 2 p.

299. "World Series Diary," by Frank Robinson as told to AH.

Carbon typescript with holo. corr., 15 p.

Box 38 300. "Yankee Third Base ," by Frank Crosetti as told to AH.

Carbon typescript with holo. corr., 18 p. (FIil)

301. "The Yankees Are His Meat. 11 [Mel Parnelii Carbon typescript, 11 p.

302. "'Yastrzemski '.s Mistakes and How He Corrected Them."

a. Carbon typescript, 10 p. HIRSHBERG, Al p. 29

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 38 b. Typescript with holo. corr., 7 p. (F#l)

303. "Young Man With a Sinker Ball." [!>on Schwall] a. Carbon typescript, 12 p.

b. Carbon typescript with holo. corr., 13 p.

304. Re: Cannon, Judge Robert Carey. No title. Carbon typescript, 13 p.

305. Re: Boston Ciilltics. No title. Xerox typescript, 8 p.

306. Re: Harrelson, Ken. No title. Typescript with holo. corr., 2 p.

307. Re: Hermann, Babe. No title. Typescript, 30 p.

308. Re: Juvenile Delinquency, by Clinton T. Duffy and AH. No title.

a. Carbon typescript, 4 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 5 p.

309. Re: Patterson, Floyd. No title. Carbon typescript, 18 p.

310. Re: Penha, Armand. No title. Typescript, 3 p.

311. Re: Stephens, Gene. No _title. Carbon typescript and typescript

11 p.

C. Dramatic Scripts (F#2)

1. "The Dean." Television series idea. By AH and Ralph Morse.

a. Typescript, 6 p.

b. Carbon typescript, 11 p.

2. "My Uncle Louie." Mimeo typescript, 35 p.

3. "The Year of the Tiger." Wtitten for an album featuring the

Detroit Tigers. Carbon typescript with holo. corr., 35 p.

II. PRINTED MATERIAL

A. Newspaper Clippings

1. Boston Post articles by AH.

a. 1939. 40 items. (F#3)

HIRSHBERG, Al p. 30 Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 38 b. 1940, 66 items. (Fl/4)

c. 1941, 121 items. (Fl/5)

d. 1942, 146 items. (Fl/6)

e. 1943, 152 items. (Fl/7)

Box 39 f. 1946, 136 items. (FIil)

g. 1947, 76 items. (Fll2)

h. 1948, 145 items. (Fl/3)

i. 1949, 102 items. (Fl/4)

j. 1950, ca. 100 items. (Flis)

k. 1951, 130 items. (Fll6)

1. 1952, 149 items. (Fll7)

Box 40 2. Boston Traveler articles by AH.

a. 1965, 165 items. (FIil)

b. 1966, 181 items. (Fll2)

c. 1967, 151 items. (Fll3)

d. 1968, 107 items. (Fl/4)

' 3. Misc. undated newspaper articles by AH. 69 items. (FIIS)

Box 41 4. FEAR STRIKES OUT. Serialized in The Cleveland Press, Jan. 28

to Feb. 7, 1959, 18 p. (FIil)

5. YAZ. Serialized in The Boston Herald Traveler, April 15 to

May 7, 1968, 42 p.

B. Magazine Tearsheets

1. "Andrews'Absence Makes the Sox Grow Fonder." Sport, April

19 70. (Fl/2)

2. "Baseball's Angriest Man." Climax, Sept. 1962.

3. "Big Brave from Milwaukee." Saturday Evening Post, May 28, 1955. HIRSHBERG, Al P• 31 Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 41 4. "Boston's Cardinal of the People." Pageant, Oct. 1959. (F/12)

5. "The Boxing Mob Wants Him Dead." Cavalier, Feb. 1955.

6. "California's Madam Emeritus." Pageant, July 1961.

7. "Can Any Man Living Beat Him?" Saturday Evening Post, Sept. 20,1952.

8. "Can a Pennant Be Bought?" Legion, Aug. 1956,

9. "Choo Choo's in Town." Petroleum Today, Fall 1963.

10. "Confessions of an Ex-Burglar," by Paul Warren and AH. Family

Circle, July 1956.

11. "The Crusader's Doggie." Collier's, Dec. 27, 1947.

12. 11 88 Men and 2 Women." True, June 1962."

13. "Emergency in Stateroom 202." Pageant, July 1963.

14. "Everything Bores Me But Baseball." Floridian, March 10, 1968.

15. "First Family of the Screen." Pageant, May 1963.

16. "From Washout to Wonderboy." Saturday Evening Post, April 12, 1958.

17. "The Game the Players Hate." Pageant, May 1960.

18. "George Romney." Saga, Oct. 28, 1958. "'· 19. "The Gun-Shy Sheriff of Laredo." Pageant, Jan. 1964.

20. "Gussie Busch, Beer and Baseball Baron." Saga, May 1958.

21. "Handsome Bad Boy of the Boston Md Sox." Cosmopolitan,

July 1956.

22. "The High-Flying Hawk." Sports Illustrated, July 14, 1969.

23. "Heinsohn the Tommy Gunner." Boys' Life, Dec. 1963.

24. "Helen Keller's Heir." Saturday Evening Post, Nov. 10, 1962.

25. "He Stopped His Stutter." n.d.

26. "Home-Run Mathews - The Idol of Milwaukee." Aug. 1, 1953. HIRSHBERG, Al p. 32

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 41 27. "How Can I Forger Those Six Boys?" Pageant, June 1958. (Ff/2)

28. "How I Handle the Boston Celtics," by Arnold (Red) Auerbach

and AH. Saturday Evening Post, Dec. 16, 1961.

29. "How I Live With Cancer," by Fred Hutchinson and AH. True,

Aug. 1964.

30. "I Coach the Hot Corner," by Frank Crosetti and AH. Saturday

Evening Post, Aug. 8, 1959. (F#3)

31. "I Fought All the Way, Part I: Why I Retired," by Rocky

Marciano, Milton Gross and AH. Saturday Evening Post, Sept, 15, 1956.

32. "!l Fought All the Way, Part II: They Said I'd Get Murdered,"

by Rocky Marciano, Milton Gross and AH. Saturday Evening Post,

Sept. 22, 1956.

33. "I Fought All the Way, Part III: The Worst Experience of My

Life," by Rocky Marciano, Milton Gross and AH. Saturday

Evening Post, Sept. 29, 1956.

34. "I Fought All the Way, Part IV: Dirty Work at Ringside," by

Rocky Marciano, Milton Gross and AH. Saturday Evening Post,

Oct. 6, 1956.

35. "I Fought All the Way, Part V: He Ran My Life," by Rocky

Marciano, Milton Gross and AH. Saturday Evening Post,

Oct. 13, 1956.

36. "I Fought All the Way, Part VI and last: It Was Worth It," by

Rocky Marciano, Milton Gross and AH. Saturday Evening Post,

Oct. 20, 1956.

37. "I Just Couldn't Believe My Ears," by Ken Harrelson and AH.

Sports Illustrated, July 21, 1969. HIRSHBERG, Al p. 33

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 41 38. "I Played Without Eating," by Bob Cerv and AH. Saturday Evening

Post, July 19, 1958.

39. "I Was a 6' 9" Babe in the Woods," by Bill Russell and AH.

Saturday Evening Post, Jan. 18, 1958.

40. "Ike's Man Gruenther," Saga, Dec. 1958.

41. "Is There Room at the Top for an Old Champ?" Pageant, Oct. 1960.

42. "Jimmy Piersall's Greatest Day." Pageant, Oct. 1957.

43. "Joe McCarthy on the Pan." Sport, June 1949.

44. "The I Know." Esquire, Sept. 1968.

45. "Juan Trippe, The Man Behind Pan-Am." Saga, June 1959.

46. "Ladies Man of Baseball." Today's Woman, Oct. 1952.

47. "Lancaster: Baloney Battler." Pageant, Jan. 1959.

48. "The Land Belrlmd ~ Camera." B;ageant, May 1960.

49. "Lefthanders are Born Crazy." Cavalier, Aug. 1956.

50. "Life at Home Plate." Redhook, June 1954.

51. "The Long Search for Laurie Van Buren. 11 Good Housekeeping,

July 1963.

52. "Lopez." Elks Magazine, Aug. 1960.

53. "The Man Who Made Milwaukee Happy." Saga, July 1954.

54. "Mr. Lodge of the U.N." Saga, July 1959.

55. "My Ambiuion Is to Quit," by Jackie Jensen and AH. Saturday

Evening Post, April 4, 1959.

56. "Needed: Laws to Cure the Motorboat Menace." Pageant, July 1958.

57. "The New Major Leagues." Legion, Fi!b. 1955.

58. "Old Man Isbrandtsen: He Stopped His Ships for Nobody."

Saga, June 1960. (F#4) HIRSHBERG, Al p. 34

Addenda: Dec, 1972-May 1973

Box 41 59. "Oops - Did I Do That?" Mercury Sports, Fall 196 7. (Fl/4)

60, "Out of the Shadows," by Father Ralph S, Pfau and AH, Look,

March 18, 1958,

61. "The Pinky in the Red Sox Boot." Sports Illustrated, July 25, 1955,

62. "Pitching for Boston-," Sport, Sept, 1949,

63, "A Priest's own Story," by Father Ralph S, Pfau and AH.

Look, March 4, 1958,

64, "Prodigy at Harvard." Saturday Evening Post, Sept, 14, 1957,

65. "The Race That's Hardly Ever Run." Saga, April 1964.

66. "Red Sox Manager - Can He Do It Again?" True,

May 1968.

67. "The Rookie Who Roused the Red Sox." Sport, Feb. 1973.

68. "The Sad Case of the Red Sox." Saturday Evening Post, May 21, 1960.

69. "Sorry Skipper of the Red Sox." Saturday Evening Post,

July 21, 1956.

70. "Secrets of a Batting Champion," by Pete Runnels and AH.

Saturday Evening Post, April 21, 1961.

71. "Sid Flaherty' s Bruiser Factory," by Dick Friendlich and AH.

Saturday Evening Post, June 20, 1953.

72. "The Sports Record Rhubarb." Petroleum Today, Winter 1966.

73. "Stealing Signs is My Business," by Chucki Dressen and AH.

True, March 1956.

74. "That Brash Little Brawler from Boston," Saturday Evening

Post, March 14, 1953.

75. "That Modest Young Guy in the Outfield." Saturday Evening

Post, March 17, 1951.

HIRSHBERG, Al p. 35

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 41 76. "They Called Me Crazy - And I Was," by Jim Piersall and AH.

Saturday Evening Post, Feb. 5, 1955. (F#4)

77. " - Junior Red Socker. 11 Sport, Aug. 1949.

78. "A Visit with Bob Cousy." Saturday Evening Post, Dec. 12, 1959.

79. "What's Ahead for Pro Basketball?" Legion, Feb. 1960.

80. "What's Happened to West Coast Football?" Legion, Oct. 1954.

81. "What I s Happened Since," by Jackie Robinson and AH. Pageant,

Aug. 1962.

82. "What's In a Smith Anyway?" Pageant, July 1959.

83. "Where Are Baseball's Last Angry Fans?" Pageant, April 1959.

84. "Who Sez Travel is Broadening?" Pageant, April 1958.

85. "Why Athletes Need Unions." Pageant, Jan. 1958.

86. "Why Do They Call My Husband Crazy?" by Mary Piersall and AH.

Saturday Evening Post, March 31, 1962.

C. Magazines Containing Articles by AH.

1. Baseball Digest, Aug. 1942. "Massachusetts Had Its Own Rules

Back in 1859." p. 23-25.

2. Baseball Digest, June 1948. "The Ferriss Will." p. 42-44.

3. Baseball Digest, March 1949. "No Goat Like Snodgrass." p. 49-53.

4. Baseball Digest, Oct. 1951. "If I Were Walt Dropo -." p. 13-14.

5. Bostonia, Feb. 1949. "Donelli is Key to Terrier Success." p. 19-20.

6. Brandeis vs. , Official Program, Sept. 29, 1951.

"Brandeis' First Varsity Football Season." p. 1.

7. Coronet, Dec. 1955. "A Brother's Gift of Life." p. 170-174.

8. Ford Times, Nov. 1968. "Mecca for the Lazy Sports Fan." p. 61-64. 9. The Freeman, March 26, 1951. "Baseball Accepts the Negro." p. 405,6 HIRSHBERG, Al p. 36

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 41 10. Harvard vs. Cornell, Official Program, Oct. 9, 1948.

"Harvard Men are Playing Football Again." p. 5.

11. Image, Spring 1966. "Memo from the Desk of ••• " p. 12-13.

12. The New Hampshire Alumnus, Nov. 1951. "Amazing Football." p. 19-20

13. Pageant, June 1958. "How Can I Forget Those Six Boys?" p. 31-35.

Box 42 14. Sportfolio, Feb. 1949. "Take a Bow, Tuss!" p. 72-74.

15. Villanova vs. Boston University, Official Program, Nov. 11, 1949.

"Up to Today."

16. The Writer, Jan. 1960. "The Free-Lance Attitude." p. 15-17.

17. Writer's Yearbook '69. "In-Depth Market Report: Little,

Brown and Company." p. 58-61.

D. Book Reviews and Publicity: Clippings

1. BACKSTAGE AT THE METS, by Lindsey Nelson and AH. 44 items. (F#l)

2. 88 MEN AND 2 WOMEN, by Clinton Duffy and AH. 111 items. (F#2)

3. FEAR STRIKES OUT, by Jim Piersall and AH. 55 items. (F#3)

4. HAWK, by Ken Harrelson and AH. 48 items. (F#4)

5. THE RED SOX: THE BEAN AND THE COD. 85 items. (F#5)

6. VIETNAM DOCTOR, by James W. Turpin and AH. 59 items. (F#6)

7. YAZ, By Carl Yastrzemski and AH. 54 items. (F#7)

8. Re: Various books by AH. 177 items. (F#8)

E. Misc. Printed Material

1. Clipping about AH in general. 128 items. (F#9)

2. Proofs of dustjackets from various AH books. 19 items. (F#lO) HIRSHBERG, Al p. 37 Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 43

III. CORRESPONDENCE. With agents, incl. Sterling Lord; editors, incl.

Harry Paxton of the Saturday Evening Post and J.G. Taylor Spink;

other sports writers; sports figures; Boston University officials;

fans. Many carbons from AH.

1939-1946, ca. 100 items. (F#l)

1947-1949, ca. 100 items. (F#2)

1950, ca. 125 items. (F#3)

Jan.-June 1951, ca. 150 items. (F//4)

July-Dec. 1951, ca. 150 items. (F#5)

Jan.-April 1952, ca. 150 items. (F#6)

May-Dec. 1952, ca. 150 items. (F/17)

Box 44 Jan.-April 1953, ca. 150 items. (F/11) May-Dec. 1953, ca. 200 items. (F//2)

Jan.-June 1954, ca. 100 items. (F//3)

July-Dec. 1954, ca. 150 items. (F//4)

Jan.-June 1955, ca. 150 items, (F/15)

Box 45 July-Dec. 1955, ca. 125 items. (FIil) Jan.-June 1956, ca. 150 items. (Ff/2)

July-Dec. 1956; ca. 150 items. (F/13)

Jan.-June 1957, ca. 150 items. (F/14)

July-Dec. 1957, ca. 150 items. (F//5)

Jan.-March 1958, ca. 100 items. (F//6)

Box 46 April-Aug. 1958, ca. 150 items. (F#l)

Sept.-Dec. 1958, ca. 100 items. (F//2)

Jan.-June 1959, ca. 300 items. (Ff/3) HIRSHBERG, Al p. 38

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 46 July-Dec. 1959, ca. 300 items. (Fl/4)

Jan.-June 1960, ca. 300 items. (F/15)

Box 47 July-Dec. 1960,ca. 300 items. (F/11)

Jan.-, ca. 200 items. (Fl/2)

July-Dec. 1961, ca. 200 items. (Fl/3)

Jan.-June 1962, ca. 300 items. (F/14)

July-Sept. 1962, ca. 150 items. (Fl/5)

0ct.-Dec. 1962, ca. 150 items. (F//6)

Box 48 Jan.-March 1963, ca. 150 items. (FIil)

April~June 1963, ca. 100 items. (F//2)

July-Dec. 1963, ca. 150 items. (F//3)

Jan.-June 1964, ca. 150 items. (F//4)

July-Dec. 1964, ca. 200 items. (F//5)

Box 49 Jan.-March 1965, ca. 150 items. (F//1)

April-June 1965, ca. 100 items. (Fl/2)

July-Sept. 1965, ca. 1:50 items. (Fl/3)

Oct.-Dec. 1965, ca. 100 items. (Fl/4)

Jan.-March 1966, ca. 200 items. (F//5)

April-June 1966, ca. 150 items. (F/16)

July-Sept. 1966, ca. 125 items. (F/17)

Oct.-Dec. 1966, ca. 125 items. (Fl/8)

Box 50 Jan.-July 1967, ca. 200 items. (FIil)

Aug.-Dec. 1967, ca. 250 items. (F//2)

Jan.-June 1968, ca. 200 items. (Fl/3)

July-Dec. 1968, ca. 200 items. (Fl/4)

Jan.-Dec.1969, ca. 250 items. (Fl/5) HIRSHBERG, Al p. 39 Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 51 Jan.-Dec. 1970, ca. 250 items. (FIil)

Jan.-Dec. 1971, ca. 300 items. (F/12)

Jan.-Dec. 1972, ca. 200 items. (F/13)

1973, 1974; 1976 letter to Mrs. Hirshberg after AH's death,

ca. 20 items. (F/14)

Undated corresp., ca. 500 items. (F/15,6) and Box 52, (F/11,2)

F/15 contains listed letters and letters from his brother,

first wife, daughter, mother and letters from AH to his

first wife.

INCL.

Aaronson, Sammy: CTLS, May 17, 1956 (letter of agreement for book

SAMMY AARONSON STORY); TLS, Nov. 2, 1965; TLS, July 31, 1975;

3 TLS, n.d.; 2 mimeo letters, n.d.

Alberts, William E. (Old West Church) 2 TLS: Dec. 23, 1965;

June 30, 1969.

Angoff, Charles 2 TLS: March 7, April 11, 1950.

Auerbach, Arnold (Red) TLS, Feb. 20, 1967.

Autry, Gene Photocopy of TLS to Doubleday, April 3, 1963.

Bernays, Edward L. TLS form letter, March 21, 1957.

Boudreau, Lou TLS, Nov. 9, 1951.

Breslin, Jimmy Telegram, Feb. 13, 1969.

Brodshaug, Melvin (Dean, SPC, B.U.) 2 TLS: March 1, 13, 1961. Nov. 13 Brosnan, Jim 7 TLS: May 11, Sept. 13, 19,V1963; May 25, June

22, 1964; Oct. 29, 1965.

Brown, Walter A. TLS, July 2, 1941. HIRSHBERG, Al p. 40

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Burack, Abraham Saul 4 TLS: July 2, 7, Dec. 9, 1959; Jan. 28, 1960.

Busch, August A. 2 TLS: April 8, May 13, 1958.

Collier, Eleanor (Moseley) (SPC, B.U.) 3 TLS: June 4, 1942,

signed Eleanor Moseley; Dec. 4, 1950; March 31, 1968.

Cousy, Robert 5 ALS: March 20, 27, July 5, Aug. 1, Aug. 5, 1957;

TLS, Sept. 20, 1967; ANS, n,d, re: Article changes; form

letter signed re: Insurance co., n.d.

Cronin, Joseph E. TLS, Feb. 14, 1959.

Crowell, Robert L. TLS, Sept. 12, 1960.

Curtis, Laurence (M.C.) 3 TLS: Oct. 14, 21, 23, 1957 re: Control

of small boat traffic.

Davison, Peter H. TLS, Feb. 28, 1957; ANS on card, n.d.

DiMaggio, Dominic TLS, March 1, 1955.

Dobbins, Jim (cartoonist) ANS, n.d.

Doerr, Bob ALS, Oct. 21, 1951.

Drought, James 13 TLS: May 14, 15, 26, June 9, Aug. 12, 19,

Sept. 15, Oct. 14, 1959; Dec. 16, 21, 27, 1960; Feb. 8,

March 15, 1961.

Duffy, Clinton T.: 1960: 8 ALS: July 20, Aug. 13, Aug. 25 from Gladys Duffy,

Aug. 30, Sept. 26, 28, Oct. 6, 18; TLS, Oct. 27; CTLS, Oct. 27

to Sterling Lord; ALS, Oct. 28; CTLS, Nov. 22 to Sterling Lord;

2 TLS: Nov. 26, Dec. 14.

1961, 31 items: TLS, Jan. 3; 3 CTLS: Jan. 8, Jan. 17 to

Sterling Lord, Jan. 17; ALS, Jan. 23; TLS, Feb. 22, CTLS I

HIRSHBERG, Al p. 41 Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

to Sterling Lord, Feb. 22; TLS, March 19; CTLS to Sterling

Lord, March 19; 2 TLS: March 26, April 18; ALS, April 26,

ANS, May 15' TLS, June 8; TL (part cut off) July 16, 3 TLS:

July 18, Aug. 1, 29; 5 ALS: Sept. 4 (2), Sept. 5 (2),

Sept. 6, TLS, Sept. 17; TL unsigned, Sept. 25; 6 TLS:

Oct. 5 and 1 p. typescript suggested changes,on book; Oct. 23,

28 and 1 p. typescript corr. for book, 30, 31, Dec. 15, 19.

1962, 36 items: 4 TLS: Jan. 23, March 1, March 20 on CTL from

Duffy to Timothy Seldes, April 12; CTLS .. to Natalie Greenberg

with TNS to AH, May 4; 2 TLS: May 14, June 11; 2 ANS: June 18,

June 27 to AH on CTL to Timothy Seldes; TLS, July 3; ALS,

July 4; 2 TLS: July 18, 26; CTLS to Ed Fitzgerald (Doubleday),

July 26; 6 TLS: July 29, 31, Aug. 3, 6, 9, 17; TL unsigned,

Aug. 19; 2 TLS: Aug. 20, 21; CTLS to Charles Sopkin, Aug. 25;

3 TLS: Aug. 26, 27, 30; TNS on CTLS to Sterling Lord, Aug. 31,

TLS, Aug. 31; ALS, Sept. 6; 6 TLS: Sept. 21, Oct. 3, 8, 18,

Nov. 24, Dec. 11.

1963, 31 items: 5 TLS: Jan. 4, 25, March 3, 22, April 10; CTLS

to publisher, Boston Herald, April 10; 4 TLS: April 11, 15,

24, May 2; CTLS to Sara Ehrmann re: Abolishment of capital

punishment, May 2; 7 TLS: May 14, 17, 27, June 18, 27,

in~CTL to James Shue of July 30, Aug. 19; 2 CTLS: Aug. 22 (2);

TLS, Sept. 4; CTLS to Naomi Berton, Sept. 12,with ANS; 9 TLS:

Sept. 19, Oct. 17, 21, 24, 31, Nov. 28, Dec. 6, 20, 27. HIRSHBERG, Al p. 42 Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

1964, 60 items: TLS, Jan. 6; ALS (postcard), Feb. 18; TLS, Feb.

27; CTLS to Louise Thomas (Doubleday), March 26; 12 TLS:

April 10, 13, 29, May 5, 18, 27, June 3, 8, 21, 22 (3);

4 CTLS: (all) to Claire Degener: June 22, 23, 28, July 2;

7 TLS: July 4, 6 (2), 9, 13, 16, 20; CTLS to Bruce Campbell,

July 24; 13 TLS: July 27, 28, 30, 31, Aug. 4, 6, 11, 12, 15,

19, 20, 28, Sept. 1; CTLS to Clare S. Degener, Sept. 1 with ANS

to AH; 6 TLS: Sept, 4, 6-with typescript statement with holo.

corr. "Credit Suggestions," 1 p. , Sept. 7, 9, 14, 15; CTLS to

Claire Degener with ANS to AH, Sept. 28; TLS Oct. 7; 2 CTLS to

Claire Degener, Oct. 8; 2 TLS: Oct. 13, 28; CTLS to Claire

Degener with ANS to AH, Oct. 30; 3 TLS: Nov. 22, Dec. 6, 7;

CTLS to Linda Gramatky, Dec. 18; TLS, Dec. 18.

1965, 22 items: 3 CTLS: Jan-. 6, 1965, to Naomi Burton with ANS

to AH, Jan. 14, to Sterling Lord; Jan. 14, to Naomi Burton; TLS,

Jan. 15; 4 CTLS: Jan. 23, to J. Edgar Hoover, Jan. 23, to

Chief, Chicago Police Dep't, Jan. 23, to Chief Justice Earl

Warren, Jan. 23, to Erle Stanley Gardner; TLS, Feb. 9; 2 ALS:

Feb. 14, 28; 2 TLS, March 29 with ANS on letter from Jean

Booth (Doubleday), April 2; ALS, April 5; CTLS, April 12 to

Jim Tuverson with ANS to AH; 3 ALS: June 7. 10 (on postcard),

June 24; 4 TLS: Aug. 17, 18, Sept. 5, Nov. 30.

1966, 4 items: TLS, Feb. 21; ANS, March 14; TLS, May 10, CTLS,

Dec. 1, to Sterling Lord with ANS to AH.

1967, 4 items: 2 ALS; April 24 (postcard), May 21; TLS, Oct. 31;

CTLS, Oct. 31 to W. Clement Stone. HIRSHBERG, Al p. 43 Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

1968, 8 items: 4 CTLS: Feb. 5, to Sterling Lord with ANS to AH,

Feb. 9, to Sterling Lord, April 10, to Harold Schwartz,

April 11, to Sterling Lord with ANS to AH; ANS, April 11;

CTLS, April 30 to Sterling Lord; 2 TLS: June 25, Oct. 23,

1969, 1 item: TLS, Nov. 1.

1970, 3 items: ALS (postcard), Jan. 5; CTLS, Feb. 27 to John E.

Edwards; TLS, May 12.

1971, 3 items: 3 TLS: Sept. 15, 17, 25.

Undated, 14 items: AN from wife on card with new address; 9 ALS:

postcard, 1970, "Friday a.m.", "Tuesday," "Monday," Nov

9th," "Thursday," "Thurs AM," "Wed eve" (4 p.), "Saturday -

just about to shove off;" Typescript "Notes for AL Jan 7th;"

TLS, "Tuesday 11 P.M.:" ALS, "Saturday;" CTLS, to Timothy

Seldes with ANS to AH.

Estin, Hans F. (B.U. Trustee) TLS form letter, Nov. 2, 1970.

Foss, Joe TLS, May 30, 1962.

Frazier, George TLS, May 24, 1968.

Freeman, Harold (MIT) TLS, July 24, 1967.

Ga~dner, Erle Stanley copy of TLS to Clinton T, Duffy, Oct. 8, 1962.

Giles, Warren C. (Pres., National League) 2 TLS: Feb. 7, 1961,

April 2, 1963.

Gowdy, Curt TLS, March 10, 1964.

Green, Pat (wife of hockey player, Ted Green) ALS, July 4, n.d.

Grossman, Max R. 2 TLS: Dec. 2, 1966 and n.d.

Gruenther, Alfred M. 2 ALS: Aug. 1, 6, 1958; TLS, Nov. 20, 1958. HIRSHBERG, Al p. 44

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Kahn, Roger 4 TLS: Feb. 6, 15, 27, March 15, 1963.

Kautz, Lynford E. (V.P., B.U. Development) TLS, Jan. 7, 1966.

Kennedy, Edward M. 2 TLS: March 9, 1966, April 21, 1970.

Kennedy, John F. TLS, Aug. 23, 1958.

Kennedy, Walter TLS, March 9, 1966.

Kenny, Herbert A. ALS (postcard), Dec. 5, 1966; printed postcard, n.d.

Kiner, Nancy (Chaffee) wife of Ralph Kiner: Wedding invitation• ' ALS, Sept, 13, n.d.; ALS, Oct. 10; ALS, "Friday noon.",_

Kiner, Ralph 3 TLS: Nov. 21, 1955; Feb. 7, March 13, 1957, ALS,June l,ny

Klein, Herbert G. TLS, April 23, 1971.

LaFollette, Suzanne TLS, Feb. 1, 1957.

Land, Myrick 4 TLS: Aug. 28, Sept. 12, Oct. 29, 1958; May 28, 1959.

Leahy, Frank (Notre Dame) TLS, April 15, 1941.

Lemnitzer, Lyman L. copy of TLS to Gen. Alfred Gruenther,

July 21, 1958.

Mcsweeny, William F. 4 TLS: Jan. 28, Sept. 12, 19, Dec. 28, 1967.

Mann, Arthur TLS, April 27, 1955; CTL to Luise M. Sillcox,

April 27, 1955.

Manning, Gordon 18 TLS: Jan. 9, 26, Feb. 15, May 28, 1951;

Jan. 22, 26, 30, Feb. 9, 17, 24, March 2, 4, April 14, 20,

May 5, 13, June 4, July 21, 1953; 2 ANS: Jan. 11, n.d.

and n.d.

Miller, Arthur G. (B.U., SED) TLS, March 20, 1973.

Moran, Gussie TLS, Aug. 12, 1955.

Morrissey, Francis X (Chief Sec. to John F. Kennedy in Senate)

3 TLS: Sept. 00, Oct. 18, 1956, Dec. 20, 1957. HIRSHBERG, Al p. 45

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Mugar, Stephen P. TLS, Oct. 13, 1967.

Nelson, Lindsey CTL, contract signed by LN and AH Oct. 21, 1965;

4 TLS: Nov. 17, 30, Dec. 7, 1965, Feb. 22, 1966.

Newcombe, Jack (Life) 2 TLS: May 23, 1966, Jan. 31, 1967.

O'Connell, Daniel T. (Mass. Superior Court) ANS on card, April 23,

1941; ALS, Oct. 15, 1941.

Pakula, Alan J. TLS, Dec. 30, 1955.

Perini, Louis R. TLS, June 18, 1953.

Pfau, Ralph S, TLS agreement signed by RP and AH, May 27, 1957.

Piersall, Jinnny 3 ALS: March 19, 26, 1955, May 22, 1967,

Quinn, J.C. Robert (Pres,, Boston Braves) 3 ALS, n.d.

Rabb, Maxwell TLS, May 15, 1958.

Rawson, Kenneth L. TLS

Robinson, Jackie TLS, March 12, 1962.

Ryba, Mike (Dominic Joseph) ALS, n.d.

Saltonstall, Leverett TLS, July 28, 1958,

Santos, Gil TLS, Jan. 5, 1966.

Schulz, Charles M. 2 TLS: July 23, Sept. 6, 1968; ANS on Christmas

card signed "Sparky," n.d.

Seldes, Timothy 9 TLS: Aug. 10, 24, Sept. 21, Oct. 17, 25,

Nov. 27, 1961, May 8, 11, 1962, Nov. 20, 1964,

Sherrod, Robert 2 TLS: Oct, 1, 1958, Jan. 15, 1962.

Shor, Bernard (Toots) TLS, April i2, 1955.

Silberman, James 4 TLS: April 22, May 4, 6, 8, 1959; CTL to

Sterling Lord, June 5, 1959; 10 TLS: June 30, Oct. 30, Nov, 5,

Dec. 28, 1959, Feb. 10, 18, March 8, April 30, May 23, 31, 1960.

TL to Sterling Lord signed by Sec., Aug, 13, 1962. HIRSHBERG, Al p. 46

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Silverman, Sam (boxing promoter) TLS, April 24, 1953.

Smith, Benjamin A. (MassM.C.) TLS, March 13, 1962.

Stanka, Joe ALS from Joe and Jean, May14; TLS on CTL from AH, March

14, 1962; ALS, Feb. 16, 1962; ALS from Jean, Feb. 24, 1962.

Stanky, Dickie TLS, Nov. 7, 1953; Telegram, Nov. 21, 1953.

Stanky, Eddie (Edward Raymond) TLS, Nov. 15, 1951; Telegram, n.d.

Starridge, Milt TLS, May 3, 1955.

Steinberg, Herb TLS, Dec. 16, 1963.

Stone, William Clement Xerox TLS to Clinton T. Duffy, Jan. 28, 1968

Sullivan, William H. (Boston 53 State) 2 TLS: Oct. 31, 1962,

July 28, 1965.

Tebbetts, Birdie (George Robert) 2 ALS: Christmas day, 1950;

n.d. on Hotel Sarasota Terrace stationery.

Thomas, Lowell 2 TLS: Dec. 15, 1967, March 7, 1968.

Timilty, Joseph (Boston politician) TLS, Feb. 25, 1942.

Tobin, Maurice Telegram, July 2, 1943.

Torres, Sebastian TLS, Feb. 5, 1952.

Trippe, Juan TLS, March 4, 1952.

Veeck, Bill mimeo letter signed, n.d.

Volpe, John A. TLS, March 22, 1966.

Warmer, George A. (B.U. V.P. for Univ. Affairs) 3 TLS: Feb. 21,

March 2, 1961, Jan, 23, 1963.

Waterhouse, Edward J. (Dir., Perkins School for the Blind) 8 TLS:

Nov. 11, 1960, June 26, July 2Q, Sept. 7, 12, Nov. 9, 19, 1962,

Nov. 11, 1965; CTL to Mrs. Eve Arnold with ANS to AH, HIRSHBERG, Al p. 47 Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Welch, Robert H.W. TLS, July 11, 1967. Wiebe, Gerhart D. (B.U., Dean, SPC) 3 TLS: Feb. 6, 8, 1963,

Oct. 2, 1968.

Wills, Maury TLS, n.d.

Wilson, Arthur G. TLS, Feb. 6, n.d.

Woolf, Robert G. TL signed by sec., Oct. 30, 1968; 2 TLS: Nov. 20,

1968, March 13, 1969.

Yancey, William 2 TLS: Feb. 20, 1966, March 2, 1969.

Yas_trz.emskL, Carl TL signed by sec. , May 6, 1968; TLS, July 22, 19 70;

printed form letter with printed signature, n.d.

Yawkey, Thomas A. TLS, April 17, 1947; xerox of TLS to Jerome

Grossman, July 26, 1965; TLS, May 6, 1957; form letter re:

Jimmy Fund, signed, n.d.

Box 52 IV. MEMORABILIA

A. Certificates of mambership to various organizations. 1949-1963,

5 items. (F/13)

Incl.: Authors' Guild, Aug. 9, 1955; Signed by Elizabeth

Janeway, Merle Miller, Helen Hull.

B. Posters mentioning AH. (F/14)

1. 2 large posters advertising Boston Post sports coverage.

2. Small poster titled, "Boston Tobacco Table," Dec. 12, 1949.

Listing AH and Harry Agganis, among others.

3. Proof of poster advertising books from Viking Press, incl.

YAZ by AH. March 22, 1968.

C. Photos of AH, and some of him with various sports figures, 23 items.

1942, 1952, 1953, 1968. Black and white, sizes vary. HIRSHBERG, Al p. 48 Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 52 Incl.AH with: Ted Williams, 2 of AH alone on beach in Puerto

Rico, 1952, 2 of Ice Follies stars, inscribed, 1942. (F#5) V. BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL MATERIAL

A. Contracts and agreements between AH, his co-authors, agents, and

publishers. 1950-1972, 34 items. (F#6) 1. Indenture of Co-Partnership, March 22, 1950. Signed by AH

and Robert Fuller.

2. Appointment of Representative. AH as Flora Lilenthal's (aunt)

rep. to her claim under the Social Security Act, Nov. 7,

1952. Unsigned.

3. Contract re: 88 MEN AND 2 WOMEN, Oct. 20, 1960. Signed by

AH and Clinton Duffy.

4. Binding agreement re: Contract of Oct. 20, 1960 for 88 MEN

AND 2 WOMEN, n.d. Signed by AH and Clinton T. Duffy.

5. Memo 6f Agreement re: 88 MEN AND 2 WOMEN, Jan. 5, 1962.

Unsigned.

6. Letter of binding agreement. CRIME AND SEX, Nov. 1952. Signed

by AH and Clinton T. Duffy.

7. Contract for Untitled Baseball Juvenile, Nov. 5, 1953.

Signed by AH.

8. Contract re: THE JIMMY PIERSALL STORY, Oct. 8, 1954. Signed

by AH and Jimmy Piersall.

9. Agreement re: THE JIMMY PIERSALL STORY, Dec. 20, 1954.

Signed by AH and_Jimmy Piersall.

10. Contract re: Second Untitled Baseball Juvenile Work, July

14, 1955. Signed by AH. HIRSHBERG, Al P• 49 Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 52 11. Contract re: THE SAMMY AARONSON STORY, July 7, 1956. Signed

by AH and Sammy Aaronson. (F#6)

12. Agreement between the N.B.A. and the N.B.A. Players' Assoc.

re: Collective bargaining, effective between April 15, 1957

and April 15, 1958. Signed by: J.E. Nichols, Bill Russell,

Tommy Heinsohn.

13. Contract re: AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF FATHER PFAU, July 24, 1957.

Signed by AH and Ralph Pfau.

14. Contract re: Arthur Wilson's autobiography, March 20, 1959.

Signed by AH and Arthur Wilson.

15. Agreement in which the co-signers agree to secure each other

from any damages which might result from lawsuits re: Arthur

Wilson's autobiography (ghostwritten by AH), March 20, 1959.

Signed by AH and Arthur Wilson.

16. Confirmation of agreement re: the Sterling Lord Agency's

commissions from the publication of Arthur Wilson's auto­

biography, March 20, 1959. Signed by AH, Crandall Brown

and Arthur Wilson.

17. Contract re: MOTHER OF MURDERERS' ROW, July 6, 1960. Signed

by AH and Bernice Freeman Davis.

18. Memo of agreement re: THY WILL BE DONE, Sept. 5, 1960.

S:Lgned by AH.

19. Contract between AH and Thomas Nelson & Sons re: ICE HOCKEY

AND ICE HOCKEY PLAYERS TODAY, March 1, 1961. Signed by AH.

20. Contract between AH and Julian Messner re: THE BILL RUSSELL

STORY, April 20, 1962. Signed by AH. HIRSHBERG, Al p. 50

Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 52 21. Contract re: FIFTEEN YEA:RS WITH TRE GIMTS, Oct, 23, 1962.

Signed by AH and Russ Hodges. (F#6)

22. Agreement re: Co-signers respective rights re: FIFTEEN

YEARS WITH THE GIANTS, Oct. 23, 1962. Signed by AH and

Russ Hodges.

23. Contract re: AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF CURT GOWDY, July 16, 1963.

Signed by AH and Curt Gowdy.

24. Memo from George C. Shively (Lawyer, Satterlee, Warfield

& Stephens) to Naomi Burton (Doubleday) re: Danger of law­

suits being brought by convicts whose histories are discussed

in AH and Clinton T. Duffy's SEX AND CRIME, Oct. 28, 1964.

25. Mutual agreement among five members of a group working on

development of a stadium in or near Boston,

26. Agreement re: COACHING HOCKEY, June 25, 1970. Signed by

AH, John Kelly, Milt Schmidt, and Harry- Sinden.

Addendum to this contract, May 11, 1970. Signed by AH.

Xeroxes of each.

27. Contract re: THE JAMES DEWITT STORY, July 16, 1970. Signed

by AH and James DeWitt.

28. Addendum to #26, Sept. 15, 1970. Signed by AH. Xerox.

29. Agreement re: Co-signers respective rights re: THE TEDDY

GREEN STORY, Nov. 11, 1970. Signed by AH and Teddy Green.

30. Contract re: THE TEDDY GREEN STORY, Nov. 11, 1970. Unsigned.

31. Contract re: Garrard's rights re: AH's ms. about Stanley

Cup Play-Offs, Sept. 28, 1971. Eigned by AH. p. 51 HIRSHBERG, Al Addenda: Dec. 1972-May 1973

Box 52 32. Designation of Method of Royalty Payment to Garrard,

n.d. Unsigned. (F#6)

33. Contract between AH and Dodd, Mead re: THE BOSTON RED SOX,

March 29, 1972. Unsigned.

34. 3 requests from AH to the California Dep't. of Corrections

re: Permission to interview convicts for a book on the

death penalty.

B. Royalty Statements. Ca. 100 items, 1950-1972. Arranged by

publisher. (F#7)

c. Payment Statements from various publishers and agencies to AH,

1959-1972. Ca. 500 items. (F#8)

Addendum

October, 1990

Box 52 Positive Microfilm "Al Hirshberg Papers". 54 magazine articles and radio commentaries written over a 20 year period7 typescripts of "Saturday Broadcasts'', 1951-1952 Master negative is at Boston Public Library.

Hirshberg, Al #109 1/30/06 Preliminary Listing

Added to Box 52

I. Printed Material. A. Clippings re: Harry Agganis, AH. 1. "Agganis: College Football's Greatest Passer," Boston Post, 10/15/52. 2. "West Lynn Gets Spotlight In Post Story on Agganis," Lynn Item, 10/15/52.

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