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Subgroup XVII. Hank Kaplan Series 1 Subgroup XVII. Hank Kaplan Series 1. Articles Box 1 (newspaper box) Folder 1. Articles / in Boxing Illustrated, under pseudonym Steve Barbara, early 1970s Folder 2. Articles / in Boxing Illustrated, as Hank Kaplan, 1977 Folder 3. Articles / “Tampa-A Natural Site For” in It’s Sports, 1982 Folder 4. Articles / “The Golden Nugget” in 9th Annual South Florida Golden Gloves Program Folder 5. Articles / “Defense: Boxing’s Forgotten Art” in Sports book & Herald Folder 6. Articles / “The Hard Rock” in June & July 1992 of The Fist (Australia) Folder 7. Articles / “Welterweight Division and Her Champions” in unknown magazine Folder 8. Articles / in New Zealand Ring, various issues/dates Folder 9. Articles / in New Zealand Boxing Monthly, 1963 Folder 10. Articles / in Red, White & Green Sports, various issues/dates Folder 11. Articles / in The Ring, various issues/dates Folder 12. Articles / in Hank Kaplan’s World Wide Boxing Digest, various issues/dates Folder 13. Articles / in The Beach Sun, Boxing Beat and Fantasy Fights Folder 14. Articles / in unknown publications, 1976, 1982 Folder 15. Articles / “Kaplan’s Korner” column in Dispatch, undated Folder 16. Articles / “Knockout News & Views” column in The Reporter, undated Folder 17. Articles / “Knockout News & Views” column in The Reporter, May 1969 Folder 18. Articles / “Knockout News & Views” column in The Reporter, June 1969 Folder 19. Articles / “Knockout News & Views” column in The Reporter, July 1969 Folder 20. Articles / “Knockout News & Views” column in The Reporter, August 1969 Folder 21. Articles / “Knockout News & Views” column in The Reporter, September 1969 Series 2. Biographical File Box 2 Folder 1. Bio-file / List of achievements, accomplishments, background info. Folder 2. Bio-file / Clippings from various newspapers, magazines and newsletters (one item in flat file) Folder 3. Bio-file / Hank’s obituary Folder 4. Bio-file / LST-207 (newspaper clippings in flat file) Folder 5. Bio-file / Angelo Dundee, Jim Amato and others on Hank Kaplan Folder 6. Bio-file / Miscellaneous Flat files drawer 2 (in reading room) Clippings Series 3. Correspondence Box 2 continued Folder 7. Correspondence / IBHoF 2006 personal, envelop, publications & list of callers Folder 8. Correspondence / IBHoF 2006 personal, letters of congratulation Folder 9. Correspondence / IBHoF 2006 personal, congratulation cards Folder 10. Correspondence / 1959, 1960s Folder 11. Correspondence / 1970s Folder 12. Correspondence / 1980s Folder 13. Correspondence / 1990-1994 Folder 14. Correspondence / 1995 1 Folder 15. Correspondence / 1996 Folder 16. Correspondence / 1997 Folder 17. Correspondence / 1998 Folder 18. Correspondence / 1999 Folder 19. Correspondence / 2000-2002 Folder 20. Correspondence / 2003-2004 Folder 21. Correspondence / 2005-2007 Box 3 Folder 1. Correspondence / undated Folder 2. Correspondence / Letters in which Hank is mentioned, 1968, 1971~2003 Folder 3. Correspondence / Letters from Hank to others, 1947, 1948, 1971~2003 Folder 4. Correspondence / Letters from Paddy of “The Hank Kaplan Collectors Club” Folder 5. Correspondence / Leonard La Barre Folder 6. Correspondence / Clay Moyle Folder 7. Correspondence / Curtis T. Narimatsu Folder 8. Correspondence / Ferdie Pacheco Folder 9. Correspondence / Gregory J. Reed Folder 10. Correspondence / Tony Triem Folder 11. Correspondence / Sonny Weyman Folder 12. Correspondence / Comision De Boxeo Del Distrito Federal (Venezuela) Folder 13. Correspondence / International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame Folder 14. Correspondence / Nickerson Research Folder 15. Correspondence / TWI (UK) Limited Folder 16. Correspondence / Various letters of congratulations Box 4 (binder) Correspondence / Assorted Letters to Hank Kaplan, two binders in one, no specific order Box 5 Envelope 1. Correspondence / Assorted Cards from Angelo Dundee Envelope 2. Correspondence / Assorted Cards from Packy O’Gatty Envelope 3. Correspondence / Assorted Cards from Jose Suleiman Envelope 4. Correspondence / Assorted Cards: postcards Envelope 5. Correspondence / Assorted Cards without envelopes (undated) Envelope 6. Correspondence / Assorted Cards by size: small Envelope 7. Correspondence / Assorted Cards by size: medium 1 of 2 Envelope 8. Correspondence / Assorted Cards by size: medium 2 of 2 Envelope 9. Correspondence / Assorted Cards by size: large Envelope 10. Correspondence / Undelivered Envelope 11. Correspondence / Empty Envelopes with addresses (possibly for reference) Series 4. In the News Box 6 (oversize flat box) Folder 1. In the News / The Miami Herald, 1962-63, Quarantine Inspector Hank Kaplan Folder 2. In the News / various clippings, 1960s Folder 3. In the News / various clippings, 1970s Folder 4. In the News / various clippings, 1980 Folder 5. In the News / various clippings, 1981 2 Folder 6. In the News / various clippings, 1982 Folder 7. In the News / various clippings, 1983 Folder 8. In the News / various clippings, 1984 Folder 9. In the News / various clippings, 1986-1988 Folder 10. In the News / various clippings, 1990s Folder 11. In the News / various clippings, 2000s Folder 12. In the News / various clippings, undated Folder 13. In the News / Sunshine: Magazine of South Florida, July 20, 1997 issue (4) Folder 14. In the News / Miami New Times, Sep 25, 1996 & Jan 21, 1998 Folder 15. In the News / various foreign language publications, clippings Folder 16. In the News / Don Sauer’s and Ron Olver’s columns, 1975-1976, undated Folder 17. In the News / Linda Platt and others in Las Vegas Sports Book, 1980s Folder 18. In the News / “Punchlines” column by Charlie Ross, 1992-2004 Box 7 Folder 1. In the News / The HOA Association Rising Bell, undated, 1975, 1995, 2007 Folder 2. In the News / interviewed by Geoff Fox and unknown, printed, undated Folder 3. In the News / various magazines, undated Folder 4. In the News / various newsletters Folder 5. In the News / printouts from internet, 2000s Folder 6. In the News / miscellaneous photocopies Folder 7. In the News / miscellaneous clippings Series 5. Indonesia Box 7 continued Item 8 (book). Indonesia 1968 / bound copies of original documents Folder 9. Indonesia / loose copies and original documents Folder 10. Indonesia / 35mm slides from Fumigation Training with descriptions list Series 6. Memorabilia Box 8 (oversize carton) Envelope 1. Memorabilia / Hank’s gloves (white, cloth) Envelope 2. Memorabilia / Envelope for Hank’s scissors w/his daughter’s writing on it Envelope 3. Memorabilia / Hank’s armband from CDC years, reads: “N 100” Envelope 4. Memorabilia / Hank’s pencils Item 1. Memorabilia / Hank’s mug of pencils Item 2. Memorabilia / Hank’s scissors Box 9 (binder) Divider 1. Memorabilia / Envelopes, 1919, 1949, 1960s, 1970s, unused Divider 2. Memorabilia / Stationeries, 1964, blanks Divider 3. Memorabilia / Holiday Cards Divider 4. Memorabilia / Certificates and Awards, 1960s, 1970s, 1981 Box 10 (binder) Divider 1. Memorabilia / Event programs, invitations, ticket stubs, etc., various dates Divider 2. Memorabilia / Fight programs, handbills, inspector’s report, etc., various dates Divider 3. Memorabilia / Hank’s IDs, Membership & business cards 3 Divider 4. Memorabilia / Miscellaneous Box 11 (binder) Memorabilia / Assorted letters, between various boxing individuals, rare, 1913-??? (NOTE: waiting for the binder from Gaylord, letters are ready to go in) Box 12 (newspaper box) Folder 1. Memorabilia / Eddie’s Restaurant menu & Club Eden Roc table mat Folder 2. Memorabilia / “History of the World’s Heavyweight Championship” (copy) Folder 3. Memorabilia / Large name tags for from various VBA events Item 4. Memorabilia / IBHoF’s Induction Certificate for Hank Kaplan Item 5. Memorabilia / Plaque from Temple Sinai Brotherhood, September 19, 1976 Item 6. Memorabilia / Plaque from Revista Deportiva Fanatico, March 6, 1988 Series 7. Miscellaneous Box 13 Folder 1. Miscellaneous / T. Heeney, A. Dundee, and others on Ali vs. Frazier II Folder 2. Miscellaneous / Bobby Dykes Birthday Dinner program, September 10, 1993 Folder 3. Miscellaneous / James Dusgate’s stories about Hank Kaplan Folder 4. Miscellaneous / IBHoF newsletters, news releases, etc. Folder 5. Miscellaneous / Other HoF programs, handbills, etc. Folder 6. Miscellaneous / Other boxing/sports organizations’ handbills, letters, programs, etc. Folder 7. Miscellaneous / Various VBA programs, constitution, handbills, etc. Folder 8. Miscellaneous / Various boxing shows’ news releases, handbills, etc. Folder 9. Miscellaneous / Hank Kaplan’s listing in Larry Lawrence Rare Sports catalog Folder 10. Miscellaneous / Florida State Boxing Ratings by Hank Kaplan Folder 11. Miscellaneous / From Miami Beach Auditorium events Folder 12. Miscellaneous / List of ratings for David Love, Johnny Gant, Monty Betham Folder 13. Miscellaneous / Gordon Pouliot’s file Folder 14. Miscellaneous / Chris Tasara, making of Angelo Dundee documentary Folder 15. Miscellaneous / Tony Cucchiara, National Boxing Museum (proposal) Folder 16. Miscellaneous / Jerry Haar, International Boxing Research Center at FIU (proposal) Folder 17. Miscellaneous / Formations Inc., Muhammad Ali Center Folder 18. Miscellaneous / Various airplane boarding passes and other travel related items Folder 19. Miscellaneous / HBO Research & Agreement Folder 20. Miscellaneous / Sports Illustrated, Correspondence/articles Folder 21. Miscellaneous / Sports Illustrated, Billing Information Folder 22. Miscellaneous / Sports Illustrated, research notes Box 14 Folder 1. Miscellaneous / Hank’s contribution to “GOAT” book, 1 of 6, Helmut Sorge
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