Box 11 [4M-F-6C]
Contains 94 Results:
Interview by Ed Keating. 1970 CD (Gift from Ed and Phyllis Keating), 1970-05-23
The Players and Coaches Collection forms a portion of the Cradle of Coaches Archive and includes football play books, correspondence, news articles, memorabilia, media guides, etc. Also included are basketball trading cards featuring past Miami players Wally Szczerbiak, Ron Harper, Randy Ayers, and Ira Newble.
“Former Virginia head football coach George Blackburn dies,” unknown author, Virginiasports.com. (1 page, copy), 2006-05-16
The Players and Coaches Collection forms a portion of the Cradle of Coaches Archive and includes football play books, correspondence, news articles, memorabilia, media guides, etc. Also included are basketball trading cards featuring past Miami players Wally Szczerbiak, Ron Harper, Randy Ayers, and Ira Newble.
“George Edward Blackburn, unknown author, Columbus Dispatch. (1 page, copy), May 2006
The Players and Coaches Collection forms a portion of the Cradle of Coaches Archive and includes football play books, correspondence, news articles, memorabilia, media guides, etc. Also included are basketball trading cards featuring past Miami players Wally Szczerbiak, Ron Harper, Randy Ayers, and Ira Newble.
“George Blackburn,” by Nils. M. Solsvik Jr. Find a Grave. (1 page, copy), Unknown
The Players and Coaches Collection forms a portion of the Cradle of Coaches Archive and includes football play books, correspondence, news articles, memorabilia, media guides, etc. Also included are basketball trading cards featuring past Miami players Wally Szczerbiak, Ron Harper, Randy Ayers, and Ira Newble.
Earl “Red” Blaik in football uniform, 1915. (photograph, 1 page), 1915
The Players and Coaches Collection forms a portion of the Cradle of Coaches Archive and includes football play books, correspondence, news articles, memorabilia, media guides, etc. Also included are basketball trading cards featuring past Miami players Wally Szczerbiak, Ron Harper, Randy Ayers, and Ira Newble.
Miami University basketball team, 1917. (photograph, 1 page), 1917
The Players and Coaches Collection forms a portion of the Cradle of Coaches Archive and includes football play books, correspondence, news articles, memorabilia, media guides, etc. Also included are basketball trading cards featuring past Miami players Wally Szczerbiak, Ron Harper, Randy Ayers, and Ira Newble.
“The toughest coaching job: Red Blaik tackles the Army,” by Dave Camerer, Saturday Evening Post. (5 pages, photocopy), 1941-10-11
The Players and Coaches Collection forms a portion of the Cradle of Coaches Archive and includes football play books, correspondence, news articles, memorabilia, media guides, etc. Also included are basketball trading cards featuring past Miami players Wally Szczerbiak, Ron Harper, Randy Ayers, and Ira Newble.
“Different game,” unknown author, Time. (2 pages, copy), 1950-10-30
The Players and Coaches Collection forms a portion of the Cradle of Coaches Archive and includes football play books, correspondence, news articles, memorabilia, media guides, etc. Also included are basketball trading cards featuring past Miami players Wally Szczerbiak, Ron Harper, Randy Ayers, and Ira Newble.
Photograph of Earl Blaik with team and staff following Army’s win over Navy in 1955 with email. B&W, copy. Electronic image available. (4 pages), 1955
The Players and Coaches Collection forms a portion of the Cradle of Coaches Archive and includes football play books, correspondence, news articles, memorabilia, media guides, etc. Also included are basketball trading cards featuring past Miami players Wally Szczerbiak, Ron Harper, Randy Ayers, and Ira Newble.
“Football’s greatest father-and-son act,” by Stanley Woodward, Saturday Evening Post. (4 pages, copy), 1959-10-07
The Players and Coaches Collection forms a portion of the Cradle of Coaches Archive and includes football play books, correspondence, news articles, memorabilia, media guides, etc. Also included are basketball trading cards featuring past Miami players Wally Szczerbiak, Ron Harper, Randy Ayers, and Ira Newble.