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Abstract
Records of the MIAA document the activities of the oldest existing college athletic conference in the United States. Collection includes correspondence, minutes, constitutions and by laws, reports, manuals, statistics, press kits, programs, photographs, and videocassettes. Also included is the MIAA publication Fact Finders. Major topics include administration, sports competition, the centennial anniversary, women’s sports, and the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
Accession No.: H91-1110
Provenance: Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Donor: Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Photographs: Boxes 8-11
Processed by: Geoffrey D. Reynolds, June 1997, July 2001; Michael Douma, July 2003; Geoffrey D. Reynolds, December, 2006
History
The Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) is the oldest continuous intercollegiate athletic conference in the United States. On March 17, 1888, delegates from Adrian, Albion, Hillsdale, Olivet, and Michigan Agricultural College (MAC, now known as Michigan State University) met in Jackson to discuss the formation of an athletic conference among Michigan colleges. The idea was primarily driven by a desire to formalize a field day competition with baseball, track and tennis.
A constitution with nine articles was created at Albion only a week later on the 24th. The site was particularly appropriate considering that over the 104-year history of the MIAA only Albion has held continuous membership. Of the five schools that had met the previous week, Adrian did not attend the constitutional meeting, nor would they join the league for another 20 years. The first president of the MIAA was E. H. Barringer of Hillsdale and the first “Field Day” occurred from May 31 to June 2, 1888.
Over the history of the MIAA only four schools have left the organization. Michigan Agricultural College left in 1907. Michigan Normal College (currently Eastern Michigan University joined in 1892, left in 1902, rejoined in 1920, and left for good in 1926. Hillsdale College left the MIAA in 1960 in a dispute over participation in post-season competition. The MIAA went 45 years (1953-1997) without a change in membership. Two new members were added effective with the start of the 1997-1998 academic year, The Defiance College of Defiance, Ohio and Saint Mary’s College of Notre Dame, Indiana. The expansion gave the MIAA eight schools participating in men’s sports and nine schools in women’s sports. (Saint Mary’s is an all-women’s college.) It also marked the first time that the conference added members from outside Michigan. However, the President Council decreed that the conference would not change its name and would remain the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association. Saint Mary’s was granted permanent membership with the beginning of the 1999-2000 school year. After three years as a provisional conference member, Defiance withdrew membership at the conclusion of the 1999-2000 winter season to join the Heartland Conference. The MIAA marked a historic note in 2002 when the league accepted Wisconsin Lutheran College of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, as an associate member for the purpose of competing in football. Tri-State University of Angola, Indiana, upon its acceptance as a provisional member of NCAA Division III, became a full member of the conference with the start of the 2004-2005 school year. Tri-State became eligible to compete for conference championships, but was not able to participate in Division III championship competition pending entry as a full NCAA member.
The nine current members of the MIAA are all private colleges, which do not award athletic scholarships. The years of participation in the MIAA by these colleges is as follows:
Adrian 1908-1922, 1937-present
Albion 1888-present
Alma 1902-present
Calvin 1953-present
Hope 1926-present
Kalamazoo 1896-present
Olivet 1888-1940, 1952-present
Saint Mary’s 1997-present
Wisconsin Lutheran 2002-2007
There have been seven commissioners of the league: Clark Heeron from 1922 to 1931, when the position was known as Judge Advocate; James Hasselman of Michigan State University from 1931 to 1933, the only commissioner from a non-league school; DeGay Ernst from 1933 to 1961; Win Schuler from 1961 to 1965; John Hoekje from 1965 to 1971, who had the added responsibility as the Supervisor of Officials; Albert L. Deal from 1971 to 1991, when Supervisor of Officials was separated from the job; and Sheila K. Wallace-Kovalchik became the first woman commissioner in 1991, serving until June 30, 2002. David L. Neilson was appointed the eighth commissioner in the spring of 2003 after serving on an interim basis for one year.
Women first competed in the league in 1896. On March 20, 1941, the Women’s Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association was formed. During the 1978-1979 season the WMIAA and the MIAA were brought under single governance.
Currently the MIAA sponsors 18 men and women’s sports. What follows below is a summary of the various official league sports and the years of sponsorship.
Archery (w) 1952-1981
Baseball (m) 1888-1929, 1948-present
Basketball (m) 1911-present
Basketball (w) 1973-present
Cross Country (m) 1922-1932, 1946-present
Cross Country (w) 1981-present
Field Hockey (w) 1968-1990
Football (m) 1894-present *
Golf (m) 1934-present
Golf (w) 1991-present
Soccer (m) 1970-present
Soccer (w) 1989-present
Softball (w) 1977-present
Swimming (m) 1971-present
Swimming (w) 1977-present
Tennis (m) 1888-present **
Tennis (w) 1938-present **
Track, Indoor (m) 1936-1948
Track, Outdoor (m) 1888-present
Track, Outdoor (w) 1979-present
Volleyball (w) 1972-present
Wrestling (m) 1969-1982
* There was an official champion in 1894, but football was not an official sport until 1904.
** Tennis championships from 1896 to 1925 were coed.
Scope and Content
The records of the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) consist
of materials from 1913 to the present that document the activities of the
oldest existing collegiate athletic conference in the United States.
The record group contains folders divided into five subgroups, Administration, Competition,
Centennial, Objects, Oversized, and Restricted.
The Administration subgroup (15.50 linear ft.) consists of records from 1913 to 2002 that document the administrative activities of the organization. Materials include minutes, correspondence, constitutions and by-laws, reports and manuals. The subgroup is arranged alphabetically by topical folder headings.
This subgroup forms the core of the collection and the researcher will find rich sources of information in the correspondence and minutes folders. The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) materials document to a limited degree the relationship between a regional and a national athletic association. The NCAA reports illustrate some of the issues that have been faced by college sports.
One major subject represented in this section is women’s participation in college sports. Information on this will be found in Athletic Director’s meeting minutes, correspondence (mostly late 1970s), NCAA reports, and the constitution of the Women’s Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (WMIAA). One weakness of the collection is how few WMIAA materials it contains. Another interesting subject is the wide variety of eligibility questions that have arisen over the years that are primarily documented in the correspondence files. The Eligibility Study Statistics folder is RESTRICTED due to the presence of student grade point averages. Also of interest is a 1922 letter signed by Charles Comiskey on 1917 World Champions Chicago White Sox letterhead.
The Competition (3.50 linear ft.) subgroup contains documents from 1924 to 2004 that are directly related to athletic competition in the Association, covering a variety of sports. Included are the MIAA publication Fact Finders, statistics, press kits, programs, and handbooks. The folders are arranged alphabetically by sport.
The Centennial (0.75 linear ft.) subgroup documents activities recognizing the centennial anniversary of the MIAA in 1987. The bulk of the materials cover the time span 1985 to 1987, with a few photographs that predate the rest of the documents. Materials include photographs, programs, videocassettes, minutes, correspondence, logos, and a press kit. The two major topics of this subgroup are the anniversary banquet and the book Celebrating a Century of the Student Athlete. Folders have been arranged alphabetically by topical headings.
Most of the photographs are reproductions of earlier originals and have been arranged in the page order in which they appear in the book. The photos have been described through the following characteristics: page number; subject; school(s); sport(s), if not obvious from the subject; and the date. Occasionally a parenthetical note has been added at the end with additional information. Nine of the photographs that appear in the book do not have images in this collection, they are as follows:
96; Rudy Vlaardingerbroek; Calvin
98; Jare Klein; Olivet
99; Mark Veenstra; Calvin
101; Doug Diekema; Calvin
102; John Brink; Calvin
103; Doug DeSmit; Calvin
103; Leah Calsbeek; Calvin
105; Russ DeVette and Gordon Brewer; Hope
107; Marv Zuidema, Calvin
The Objects (1.50 linear ft.) subgroup includes t-shirts, mini-football, patch, awards, and medals commemorating important events or games in the association’s history.
The Restricted subgroup (0.25 linear ft.) contains records restricted to the public for research.
The Oversized subgroup is located in the Hope College Non-Photographic Media cabinet.
The Hope College Collection contains biographical materials Hope faculty and staff that have been active in the MIAA. In addition, files on the following MIAA people are included in the Biographical Files of the Hope College Collection:
Dempsey, Cedric
Container List
Box 1
ADMINISTRATION
Ad Hoc Committee Proposal for Changes, c. 2000
Annual Report, 1966
Archival Collection, 1992
Articles of Incorporation, 1986
Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women - Eligibility Forms, n. d.
Athletic Directors
Correspondence, 1969, 1971-1985, 1990-1994, 2001 (9 folders)
Minutes, 1970, 1978-1991, 2001
Combined Men’s and Women’s, 1978-1991, 2001 (4 folders)
Men’s, 1965-1991 (3 folders)
Women’s, 1978-1981, 1983-1991 (2 folders)
Physical Education Symposium, 1974 (includes “How far From Camelot?” by William Vanderbilt)
Policy Book, 1967-1976
Organization, Football, Cross Country, and Basketball, 1967-1975
Wrestling, Track, Baseball, 1967-1974
Tennis, Golf, Soccer, Swimming, Awards, 1967-1976
Press Releases, 1990
Athletic Policies of MIAA Schools, 1956-1957
Awards
Albert L. Deal Male Scholar-Athlete Award, 2004
Sheila Wallace Kovalchik Women Scholar-Athlete Award, 2002-
Basketball Tournament Regulations-Proposed Changes, n. d.
Blue Ribbon Committee, 1982-1985
Board of Control
Minutes, 1998, 1999, 2000-2001 (3 folders)
Proposal on Nontraditional Seasons, 2000
Box 1.5
ADMINISTRATION (cont.)
Assistant to the Commissioner, 2006
Commissioners, 1990-present
Commissioner’s Notes, 1994-1998 (4 binders)
Box 2
ADMINISTRATION (cont.)
Board of Directors - Minutes, 1920-1943, 1945-1958 (2 folders)
Board of Directors (cont. from Box 1), 1961, 1981-1991 (3 folders)
Board of Governors - Minutes, 1962-1972, 1980-1986, 1986-1991 (3 folders)
Budget, 1999-2001
Calendars, 1971, 1975-1977, 2001-2002
Coaches Meetings
Basketball, 2001
Softball, 2001
Code of Conduct, 2000
Committees
Ad Hoc Committee on Academic Eligibility, 1979
Ad Hoc Committee on the Evaluation of Post Season Competition,
1979-1980
Survey, 1980
Ad Hoc Committee on Proposal for Changes, c. 2000
Athletics, 1999-2001
Basketball Tournament Committee - Minutes, 1949
Blue Ribbon Committee - Minutes, 1982
Committees on Financial Aid and Recruiting, n. d., 1959, 1974, 1979
Committee to Study Division XI of the By Laws, 1957
Executive Committee - Correspondence, 1966, 1973-1975, 1978-1984
(includes minutes 11/27/78)
Field Day Committee - Minutes, 1921-1922, 1943
Handbook Committee - Report, n. d.
MIAA Structure Committee, 1977-1978
Constitution and By-Laws
MIAA, 1913-1978, 1986 (scattered) (3 folders)
Resolution, 1987
Other Athletic Conferences
Correspondence, 1949-1953
Drafts, 1949-1952
Notes, n. d. (ca.1949)
Contracts
Checklists, 1933-1940
Basketball, 1932-1940
Football, 1933-1939, 1946
Golf, 1934-1941
Golf and Tennis, 1934
Tennis, 1932-1941
Track, 1933-1940
Cook, Paul - MIAA Secretary, 1960-1976 (6 folders)
Box 3
ADMINISTRATION (cont.)
Cooper, Joseph - Supervisor of Officials
General, 1972-1976, 1982-1991 (3 folders)
Football, 1986-1991
Correspondence
Deal, Al - MIAA Commissioner
Board of Governors, 1971-1986
General, 1971-1977, 1979-1980, 1982-1984, 1987-1988 (9 folders)
General, 1920-1924, 1926-1927, 1929, 1933-1943, 1945-1959, 1977-1982, 1986-1990 (12 folders) (includes 1922 Charles Comiskey letter)
Alma Investigation, 1999-2000
Box 4
ADMINISTRATION (cont.)
Correspondence (cont.)
E-mails, Kovalchik, Sheila Wallace, 1998-2001 (6 folders)
Kovalchik, Sheila Wallace
1999-2002 (6 folders)
Tri-State University, 2001
MIAA College Presidents, 1968-1986 (2 folders)
NCAA, 2000
Stowe, Allen B. - MIAA Secretary, 1946-1948
Cross Country Jamborees Expense Increase Request, n. d.
Eligibility
Reports
Adrian, 1937-2001 (11 folders)
Box 5
ADMINISTRATION (cont.)
Eligibility (cont.)
Reports (cont.)
Albion, 1929-2001 (12 folders)
Alma, 1930-2001 (11 folders)
Calvin, 1953-2001 (11 folders)
Defiance, 1997-2000 (3 folders)
Hillsdale, 1920-1957
Hope, 1930-2001 (11 folders)
Kalamazoo, 1921-2001 (11 folders)
Box 6
ADMINISTRATION (cont.)
Eligibility (cont.)
Reports (cont.)
Michigan State Normal College (Eastern Michigan University), 1921
Non-MIAA Institutions, 1947-1954
Olivet, 1930-2001 (11 folders)
Saint Mary’s, 1997-2001 (4 folders)
Unidentified Colleges, n. d., 1937-1938
Eligibility Study
Statistics, 1948-1952 (2 folders) (RESTRICTED, Box 15)
Study, 1952 (RESTRICTED, Box 15)
Rules of Eligibility, 1951
Ephemera (blank certificates and passes), n. d., 1945
Event Management Policy, 2000
Faculty Athletics Representatives, 1999-2001
Financial Aid
Ad Hoc Committee, 1987-1988
Brochure, NCAA Guide, 1999-2000
Correspondence, 1989-1991
Reports
1980-1998 (8 folders)
Albion, 1997-1999
Alma, 1997-1999
Calvin, 1997-1999
Defiance, 1997-1999
Hope, 1997-1999
Olivet, 1997-1999
Saint Mary’s, 1997-1999
Officers - minutes, 1974-1991
Financial Information
Attorneys, 1985-1987
Centennial Book Fund, 1997-1998
Insurance, n. d.
Income Taxes, 1975-1995 (5 folders)
Box 7
ADMINISTRATION (cont.)
Insurance, n. d.
League Expansion Investigation, 1999
First Hundred Years of Hillsdale College, The by Vivian Lyon Moore, c.1944
“Founding Dates of Intercollegiate Conferences,” by Tom Renner, 1981
Historic Hillsdale College: Pioneer in Higher Education, 1844-1900 by
Arlan K. Gilbert, 1991
Logo, 1988-1997, 1997-, 1997 (Oversize)
MIAA Coaches - Minutes
Association, 1923, 1933-1936, 1938, 1941-1942, 1947-1951, 1953-1958
Basketball Coaches, 1982-1983
Field Hockey Coaches, 1982
Golf Coaches, 1982
Soccer Coaches, 1982-1983
Women’s Basketball, 1983
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), 1958
National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)
Bylaw Amendment - 1980 Convention, 1979-1980
Constitution and By-laws, 1958-1960, 1975 (includes proposed amendments)
Division III Conference Survey Results, 2000
A Guide for the College-Bound Student-Athlete, 1975-1982
“Comparison of Selected NCAA and AIAW Regulations,” 1981
Correspondence, 1956-1959, 1962-1965, 1972-1990 (6 folders)
Grants, 2001-2002
Insurance, 1958, 1964
National Collegiate Athletic Association News, 8/15/73 (reorganization, federal legislation, drug testing)
NCAA Directory and NCAA Publications Catalog, 1976
Newspaper Clippings, Wallace-Kovalchik, Sheila, 1999
Poll of Sentiment about Joining NCAA, 1956
Post-Graduate Scholarship Program, 1964, 1971
Reports
College Division Reports, 1958-1960
College-Professional Relations, 1958, 1960
“The Educational Philosophy of Sanctioning,” 1965
Membership Reports, 1955-1960
“Report of the NCAA Council,” 1965
Report of the Special Committee on NCAA Governance, Organization and Services, 1979-1980 (women’s participation)
“Report of Special NCAA Committee on Recruiting and Financial Aids,” 1960
Technology Grant Proposal, 2001-2002
Television Committee Report, 1957
Title IX Reports, 1974-1979 (women’s participation)
Operations Manual, 1982, 1997-1998, 1998-1999, 2000-2001, 2001-2002 (5
folders)
Box 8
ADMINISTRATION (cont.)
Out of Season Coaching, Ad Hoc Committee, 1983-1984
Participation Reports
Adrian, 1941-1942, 1947-1971, 1975, 1984-1985 (3 folders)
Albion, 1931, 1933-1938, 1940, 1942, 1947-1962, 1964-1968, 1971-1982, 1984-1985 (4 folders)
Alma, 1932-1942, 1947-1958, 1961-1964, 1966, 1984-1985 (2 folders)
Calvin, 1953-1969, 1972-1982, 1984-1985 (3 folders)
Hillsdale, 1934-1938, 1941-1942, 1947-1958
Hope, 1933-1942, 1949-1968, 1971, 1974-1982, 1984-1985 (4 folders)
Kalamazoo, 1933-1941, 1947-1971, 1974-1978, 1984-1985 (4 folders)
Olivet, 1933-1940, 1952-1957, 1966, 1984-1985
Pioneers in Women’s Athletics: A History of Women in the MIAA by Thomas A. Myers, 1987
Photograph, Bid Proposal Committee, 1999
Post-Season Activities, 1974-1977
Presidents Association
Memoranda, 1972-1978, 1986
Minutes, 1922, 1949, 1960-1961, 1967, 1970-1972, 1972-1978,
1979-1981, 1985 (3 folders)
President’s Council, 1999-2001
Protests, 1971-1987
Proposition 48 (RESTRICTED, Box 15)
Publicity
Expenses, 1972-1977
Press Clippings, n. d., 1975, 1977-1978, 1990
Press Days, 1973-1979
Press Releases, 1978-1979
Publicity Brochure, n. d. (includes brief history)
Renner, Thomas L. - MIAA Publicist - Correspondence, 1973-1980, 1987
Reports
Basketball, 2000
Swimming Meet, 2000
Volleyball, 2000
Retirement of Albert Deal
Correspondence/Programs, 1991
Newspaper Clippings, 1983, 1991
Photographs, 1987, n. d. (12 images)
Schedules, 1940-41, 1946-1965, 2001-2002 (3 folders)
Senior Scholar-Athletes, 2005-present
Box 9
ADMINISTRATION (cont.)
Sports Information Committee, 1999-2000
Student Athlete Advisory Committee, Minutes, 1999-2000
Student Athletic Trainer Symposium, 1992
Student Representatives Committee, Minutes, 1993
Task Force on Basketball Officiating, Minutes, 2000
Treasurer
Budgets, 1975-1977
Record Book, 1960-1977
Reports, 1921-1979 (scattered)
Speare, Edward P. - Correspondence, 1975-1976
Tsunami Relief, 2005
Wallace-Kovalchik, Biographical Information, 1991-2002 (1 image)
Website, 1997-2001
Women’s Basketball - Three Point Field Goal Experiment, 1986-1987
Women’s Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (WMIAA)
Constitution, 1972
Integrated Competition for Men and Women, 1973
COMPETITION
All Sports
Academic Honor Roll Press Releases, 1991-present
All Sports Standings, 1991-present
All Sports Trophy, 1967
“40 Years of MIAA Notes 1939-1979: Copies of the notes of George Mather, Sports Editor The Albion Evening Recorder,” 1992 (2 folders)
Calvin College
Tuuk, David B. Maroon and Gold Will Bind Our Hearts, 1998
Tuuk, David B. Golden Years: Calvin’s First Half-Century in the MIAA, 1953-2003, 2005
Diamond Jubilee 1888-1963, 1963
Fact Finders, 1966-2006 (14 folders)
Field Day, 1937, 1988, 1994
Fiftieth Anniversary Tribute to 1939-1940 MIAA Champions, 1989
MIAA’s All-Time National Champions list, 1994
“MIAA Facts and Figures: An Update of the MIAA Centennial Publication, Celebrating a Century of the Student-Athlete,” through 2004-2005 Academic Year
Statistics, n. d., 1895-1940, 1948-1968, 1971-1980 (4 folders)
(includes Willkie for President Club of Holland stationery)
Box 10
COMPETITION (cont.)
All Sports (cont.)
MIAA Handbook, 1939
MIAA Members
Additions, 1996
Defiance College, 1997
St. Mary’s College, 1997
Tri-State University, 2001-2003
MIAA Miscellaneous Certificates, n. d.
Press Releases (includes only those for multiple sports), 1991-1994
Team Grade Point Average Award Winners, 1999-present
Baseball
Baseball Reports, 1991-present (2 folders)
Baseball and Softball Reports, 2002-present
Statistics, 1920-1921, 1952-1956, 1997
Basketball
Albion College Basketball Handbook 1897-98 Season through 1950-51 Season, 1951
Box Score, 1993-1996 (record 61 points for Steve Honderd for Calvin)
Calvin College
Program, 1997
National Champions Program, 2000
National Champions videotape, 2000 (“A Dream Comes True”)
Scrapbook and Media Guide, 1999-2000
Hope College
Book, 100 Years of Hope Basketball, 2004
News clippings, 1997
Photographs
Basketball (Men’s), 1976, 1993
Press Kits
Adrian, 1951, 1954
Albion, 1955 (includes swimming)
MIAA, 1949
Programs, 1981, 1992, 1996
Publicity
1996 NCAA Division III Champions (3 folders)
Reports
Men’s Basketball, 1980-present (4 folders)
Schedules, 1921, 1941, 1947, 1977
Statistics 1939-1958, 1950-1958, 1997
Tie Procedure, 1978
Tournament, Income Report, 2001
Box 11
COMPETITION (cont.)
Commissioners Cup, 2004-2006
Cross Country
Calvin College
Championship Program, 2003
Publicity
MIAA Championship Programs, 1950 (includes football),
1972-1973, 1975-1978, 1980, 1983-1985, 1986-1988 (3 folders)
NCAA Division III Championship Programs, 1980, 1987,
1998-1999
Reports
Men’s, 1991-present
Men’s and Women’s, 1991-1998
Statistics, 1947-1957
Fall and Winter Sports Directories, 1963-1964
Field Hockey
General, n. d., 1985
Reports, 1990
Football
“A Century of Hillsdale College Football 1891-1991,” 1991
“A Century of Tradition: Hillsdale College Football, 100 Years of Excellence,” 1991
“A Tradition of Excellence: A Centennial Salute to the Champions: 100 Years of Alma College Football, 1894-1994,” 1994
Albion
1994 NCAA Division III Champions
Programs, 1994
Publicity, 1994
Statistics, 1994
Videotapes, 1994 (3 copies)
Morley Fraser (1922-2004)
"Celebration of a Life," program, 2004
Life with Morley: A Commemorative Album for Coach
Morley Fraser, 2002
Alma College
Alma Football Yearbook, 2002 (100th Year)
Kalamazoo College
Football Team, 1919 (MIAA Champions, 1919)
MIAA Football: The Illustrated Gridiron History of the MIAA by Todd and Gerald Harburn, 1986
MIAA Press kits, 1949-1951 (includes Cross Country)
Commemorative Programs (100th Year), 1997
“MIAA: 100th Year, Football, 1997”
“100 Years of Triumph: Hillsdale Football 1891-1991,” from Hillsdale Magazine (v.66, n.2) pp.23-30
News Clippings, 1917, 1997, 1999 (2 folders)
Photographs
Football, 1892, 1900, n. d.
Reports, 1990-present (3 folders)
Schedules (Hope College), 1941, 1958, 1959
Statistics, 1936, 1941, 1949-1958
Wisconsin Lutheran, 2005
Golf
Division III Men’s Golf Championship Program, 2000
Reports, 1991-present
Statistics, 1948, 1951, 1953-1956, 1958
Soccer
Reports
Men’s, 1990-present
Spring Sports
Changes, 1972
Schedule, 1991
Season Results and Entries, n. d., 1948, 1949, 1957, 1997
Swimming
1984
Programs from NCAA Division III Swimming & Diving Championships, March 10-12, 2005 and March 17-19, 2005
Reports, 1991-present
Statistics, 1997
Tennis
George Acker’s Retirement, 1993
Newspaper Clippings, Hope Ends Kalamazoo Streak, 2003
Reports, 1998-present
Reports (Men’s), 1991-present
Statistics, 1931-1958, 1997
Box 12
COMPETITION (cont.)
Track and Field
Correspondence, 1942
Press Kit - Adrian, 1951
Photograph
Cedric Dempsey, Sheila Wallace-Kovalchik, June Dempsey, Melvin Vulgamore, 2001 (1 item)
Programs, 1921, 1934-1942, 1947, 1949-1952, 1954-1955, 1971-1991
(5 folders)
Reports (Combined), 1991-present
Reports (Men’s), 1991-present
Statistics, 1897, 1920, 1923-1939, 1947, 1949, 1954-1956, 1958, 1997
Volleyball
Reports, 1991-present (2 folders)
Women’s Athletics-History
Albion College, c.1967
Women’s Basketball
NCAA Division III Final Four Program, 1990 (Hope), 1992 (Alma)
Reports, 1990-present (4 folders)
Statistics, 1997
Women’s Cross Country
Reports, 1991-present
Women’s Golf
Reports, 1991-present
Season Results, 1997
Women’s Soccer
Reports, 1990-present
Women’s Softball
Albion College
Program for Dedication of Softball Field for Cedric Dempsey, 2000
Reports, 1991-2004
Statistics, 1997
Women’s Swimming and Diving
Report, 1991-present
Women’s Tennis - MIAA Championship Programs, 1984
Reports, 1991-present
Women’s Track and Field
Reports, 1991-present
Winter Sports Press Day, 1991
Wrestling
Correspondence, 1972-1973, 1978, 1980, 1982
Press Releases, 1991
Programs, 1972, 1979
Schedules, 1981-1982, 1983
Statistics, 1973-1974
Box 13
CENTENNIAL
Alma-Maters and Music, 1987
Banquet, 1987
General, 1987
Invitations, 1987
Programs, 1987
Videocassettes, 11/10/1987 (2 items)
Book, Celebrating a Century of the Student Athlete
Centennial Publications Committee - Minutes, 1985-1987
Correspondence, 1985-1987
Issues, 1987
MIAA Milestones, 1987
Photographs (page; subject; school; sport; date)
Cover; MIAA Collage; 1987 (color transparency)
46; Downs Hall; Adrian; n. d.
52, 89; Stanley Kresge Gymnasium; Albion; n. d.
58; Dunning Memorial Chapel; Alma; n. d.
63; Calvin College Sign; n. d.
67; Dimnent Memorial Chapel; Hope; n. d.
72; Kalamazoo College; Kalamazoo; n. d.
79; Burrage Library; Olivet; n. d.
84; Frank Knox; Alma; Football; ca.1941
84; Football Team; Albion; 1894
85; Baseball Team; MSU; 1890 (©MSU)
85; Track - 100 yd dash; Alma vs. Saginaw Valley; 1897
85; Football Game; Alma vs. MSU; 1896
86; Ralph Young; Kalamazoo; Coach; n. d.
86; Davis Field Baseball Game; Alma; n. d.
86; Football Team; Olivet; 1901
86; Claire Wight (nee Payne); Kalamazoo; Tennis; n. d.
87; Track - 440 yd dash - MIAA Field Day - includes Frank “Fleety” McComb; Alma; 1908
87; Jesse Harper; Alma; Coach; n. d.
87; Basketball Team; Alma; 1911
87; Carnegie Gymnasium; Hope; n. d.
87; Football Team; MSU; 1905 (©MSU)
88; Arthur Carty; Alma; n. d.
88; Tennis Team; Kalamazoo; 1922
88; Lee Bartlett; Albion; Track; 1928
88; Harold “Hap” Funk; Adrian; Basketball, Baseball, n. d.
89; Tennis Team; Adrian; 1925
89; Royal Campbell; Alma; Coach; n. d.
89; Chester Barnard; Kalamazoo; Coach; n. d.
89; Henry Geisler; Adrian; Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track; n. d.
89; John “Jack” L. Schouten; Hope; Coach; 1923 (clipping)
89; Win Schuler; Albion; Football; ca.1929
90; Allen B. Stowe; Kalamazoo; Tennis Coach; n. d.
90; Marion “Buck” Shane; Kalamazoo; Tennis; ca.1940
90; Josephine “Jo” Dunn; Albion; Founder of WMIAA; n. d.
90; Football Game - Louis Japinga; Hope; ca.1933
91; Henry “Hank” Brown; Kalamazoo; Golf; n. d.
91; Football Team; Alma; 1935
91; Milton “Bud” Hinga; Hope; Football and Basketball Coach;
n. d.
91; Walt Ptak; Albion; Football - All American; 1940 (includes negative)
91; Bob Devaney; Alma; Football; ca.1937
91; Ordell McElhaney; Albion; Football; ca.1939
92; Dale Sprankle; Albion, Adrian; Football Coach; n. d.
92; Walter Sprandel; Albion, Olivet; Football Coach; n. d.
92; John Porter; Albion; Basketball; ca.1952
93; Swimming Team; Kalamazoo; ca.1946
93; Basketball Team; Hope; ca.1943
93; Elkin Isaac; Albion; Basketball, Cross Country, Track, Coach; n. d.
94; Barney Steen and Don Vroon; Calvin; Basketball, Coach; ca. 1956 (©Calvin)
94; Fritz Shurmur; Albion; Football, Baseball; ca.1953
94; Morley Fraser; Albion; Football and Basketball Coach; n. d.
95; John Kleinheksel; Hope; Track; ca.1958
95; Henry Hughes; Adrian; Basketball; n. d.
95; Rosemary “Posy” Luther; Kalamazoo; Tennis; ca.1959
95; Jim Northrup; Alma; Football; n. d.
95; Basketball Team; Hope; 1959
96; Tennis Team; Hope; 1962 (includes negative)
96; John Hoekje; MIAA Commissioner, 1969
97; Football Team; Kalamazoo; 1962 (includes coach Rolla Anderson, Ray Comeau, and Jim Harkema)
97; A. L. “Tish” Loveless; Kalamazoo; Archery, Field Hockey, and Tennis Coach; n. d.
97; Floyd Brady; Hope; Basketball; 1968
97; John Persons; Kalamazoo; Baseball; n. d.
97; All Sports Trophy; Hope; 1964 (Commissioner Win Schuler and Coach Gordon Brewer)
98; Don Knoechel; Kalamazoo; Swimming - All American; ca.1980
98; Charlotte “Char” Duff; Albion; Field Hockey Coach; 1981
98; Albert L. Deal and Degay Ernst; MIAA Commissioners; n. d.
99; Jamie Van Arsdalen; Adrian; Basketball; ca.1980
99; Tennis Team; Kalamazoo; National Champions - Coach George Acker; 1976
100; Frank Joranko; Albion; Football and Baseball Coach; n. d.
100; Marjorie Snyder; Kalamazoo; Tennis, Field Hockey; n. d.
100; Mike Maciasz; Olivet; Basketball; n. d.
101; Stuart Scholl; Hope; Cross Country, Track; ca.1976
101; Tomazine Polizzi; Albion; Field Hockey; n. d.
101; Basketball Game; Calvin vs. Hope; n. d.
101; Tracy Garner; Albion; Track; ca.1983
102; Merry Lu Jordan; Kalamazoo; Archery; n. d.
102; Rob Appell; Hope; Track; ca.1986
103; Dan and Mike Pantaleo; Olivet; Wrestling All Americans; 1982, 1984
104; Alex Palladino and Jim Burda; Kalamazoo; Tennis - National Champions; n. d.
104; Nancy Walsh; Adrian; Basketball Coach; n. d.
105; Swimming Team; Hope; Coach John Patnott, Shelly Russell, and Rob Peel; 1987
105; Track Meet; Alma; Includes Jill Charron; n. d.
105; David Tuuk; Calvin; Coach, n. d.
106; Lynn Achterberg; Kalamazoo; Diving; n. d.
106; Timon Corwin; Kalamazoo; Tennis; n. d.
106; Sue Leiby; Albion; Swimming - National Champion; ca.1984
107; Karla Wolters; Calvin, Hope; Coach; n. d.
107; George Acker; Kalamazoo; Coach, n. d.
107; Gary Morrison; Olivet; Coach; n. d.
107; Bob Kent; Kalamazoo; Coach; n. d.
107; Bill Klenk; Alma; Coach; 1987
107; Bill Vanderbilt; Hope; Coach; n. d.
107; Ray Smith; Hope; Coach; n. d.
Not in Book; Cedrick Dempsey; Albion; Baseball, Basketball; n. d. (includes negative); Ron Schipper, n. d, 1984
Centennial Field Day - Calvin College, 1987-1988
Clippings, 1987-1988
Logo, 1987
“MIAA Athletic History” by Robert Wagner, n. d.
Press Kit, 1987
Senate Concurrent Resolution, 1987
Box 14
OBJECTS
Albion Football T-Shirt (1994 NCAA Division III)
MIAA Basketball Tournament, 1999
MIAA Centennial Mini-Football, 1997
MIAA Commemorative (100th Year) Football T-Shirt, 1997
MIAA Commemorative (100th Year) Football Patch, 1997 (2)
MIAA Award
MIAA Medals
Box 15 (RESTRICTED)
Eligibility Study
Statistics, 1948-1952 (2 folders) (RESTRICTED)
Study, 1952 (RESTRICTED)
League Expansion
Defiance College and Saint Mary’s College, 1999 (RESTRICTED)
Proposition 48 (RESTRICTED)
OVERSIZED (Hope Non-Photographic Media Drawer)
Basketball Posters (1996 NCAA Division III)
Resolutions
100th Anniversary
Association of Independent Colleges and Universities of Michigan (AICUM), 1987
Michigan Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 391, 1987 Honoring Albert Deal
AICUM, 1991
Michigan House Concurrent Resolution No. 170, 1991
Sue Little Memorial Plaque
Newspapers-display copy, 1998
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