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NTE2cg799.xml Guide to the John Dennis McCallum Papers circa 1920-1988 McCallum (John Dennis) Papers Finding aid prepared by Cheryl Gunselman Washington State University Libraries Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections © 2014 Finding aid encoded by Doug Lambeth. 2014 Finding aid written in English. English. Finding aid based on DACS 2nd Edition ( Describing Archives: A Content Standard). Washington State University Libraries, Manuscripts, Archives and Special Collections Cage 799 McCallum, John D. (John Dennis), 1924-1988 John D. McCallum Papers circa 1920-1988 26 Linear feet of shelf space 42 Boxes Professional papers of author John Dennis McCallum, along with a small amount of personal material. Collection materials are in English

Author John Dennis McCallum (1924-1988) grew up in Tacoma, Washington. His parents were Mildred Tiedeman McCallum and George McCallum, and he was one of five siblings. He graduated from Washington State University in 1947 with a bachelor's degree in English and journalism, after interrupting his education to serve in the U.S. Army during World War II with the 670th Tank Destroyer Battalion. He was a student-athlete who became a prolific author, a radio and television broadcaster, and a popular and successful lecturer.

McCallum played briefly in professional baseball with the Portland Beavers in the Pacific Coast League, and then began his professional writing career. First, he worked as a staff journalist for several Pacific Northwest newspapers, then moved to New York, beginning his work there with a daily sports column for a small tabloid newspaper. Within a few years, he had a nationally syndicated column for the Newspaper Enterprise Association. He published his first book in 1954, eventually producing nearly 40 in total, mostly popular biographies and sports reference books. His books include sole-authored works as well as many collaborations, and some projects where he operated behind the scenes as a ghostwriter. In addition to these activities, he engaged in a variety of editorial work, and served as public relations director for the National Football Hall of Fame.

In 1961, he married dancer and television actress Marjie Millar, whom he met while working on her biography. They divorced in 1963. The biography, with the working title "Talk About a Girl," never published, is now lost.

McCallum received recognition for his important contributions to Washington State athletics, and was named to the Tacoma-Pierce County Sports Hall of Fame (1969) and the Washington State Sports Hall of Fame (1993). Among his other honors are the Washington State University Alumni Achievement Award (1975) and a distinguished service award from Pacific Lutheran University (1972). His best-known book, a biography of Ty Cobb titled "The Tiger Wore Spikes," was named the best sports book of 1956 by the New York Times.

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This collection consists of professional papers of author John Dennis McCallum, along with a small amount of personal material. It includes correspondence, manuscripts of books and articles by McCallum and others, galley proofs, McCallum publications (articles and pamphlets), unpublished manuscripts, collected research material, publicity and promotion for McCallum's books and lectures, reviews of his work, and photographs.

The papers include documents associated with 24 of his published books, many of his newspaper and magazine articles, some of his other professional endeavors including public speaking and broadcasting, and small amount of personal material related to his family and his wife, Marjie Millar. The full spectrum of his writing is evident, from early newspaper columns through his many books, and projects unfinished at the time of his death. The collection contains extensive evidence of McCallum's work, offering insight into his writing process and, especially, his collaborations, as well as the business aspects of making a living as a professional writer. His sports reference books (football, basketball, boxing) and popular biographies are well represented. McCallum carefully documented his professional accomplishments, and much of this documentation is included in the "personal brochure" portion of the collection (Series 1).

Series 1. "Personal brochure," circa 1930s-1986. This is McCallum's dossier of promotion and publicity material, minor McCallum publications (pamphlets and clippings of articles), reviews of his work, honors, program and event information, and correspondence, including fan mail.

Series 2. Correspondence, 1936-1987. Personal and professional correspondence. Most of the correspondence is incoming, related to McCallum's books and other professional projects. Several of the subjects of McCallum's biographical books are among the correspondents, notably Ty Cobb, members of the Kelly family of Philadelphia, members of the Eisenhower family, and forensic pathologist Charles Larson. Authors James Warner Bellah and Vic Hurley, creative collaborators of McCallum, are represented, as well as many well-known American sports figures, and business associates including McCallum's literary agent, Barthold Fles, and various publishers. There is also a smaller amount of personal correspondence with family members and friends.

Series 3. Book files, 1942-1986. This series constitutes the bulk of the collection, and includes materials related to McCallum's published books, both sole-authored works and collaborations: manuscripts (many are incomplete, and in some cases not in order), correspondence, collected research materials, photographs, and a small amount of promotion material and reviews. This series is divided into 24 subseries, each corresponding to an individual title:

Subseries 3.1: "Big Eight Football," circa 1978.

Subseries 3.2: "Big Ten Football since 1895," circa 1975-1976.

Subseries 3.3: "College Football, USA" (collaboration with Charles Pearson), 1954-1973. Includes manuscripts, correspondence, and research material related to an earlier version of the project, which covered both college and professional football.

Subseries 3.4: "Getting Into Pro Football," 1947-1977. The contents of this series cover a long period of development for this project, much of which was never published. Most notably, there is material from an early collaboration with Washington State College athletic trainer Wilbur "Doc" Bohm on a general handbook of sports for boys emphasizing fitness and training. As background research for this project, Bohm conducted a survey of prominent athletes, trainers, and coaches in 1954, and their responses are included in this subseries.

Subseries 3.5: "The Gladiators: A Chronicle of PLU Sports," circa 1972.

Subseries 3.6: "Ivy League Football," 1976-1982.

Subseries 3.7: "PAC-10 Football: The Rose Bowl Conference," 1970-1982.

Subseries 3.8: "Southeastern Conference Football," circa 1979-1980.

Subseries 3.9: "This Was Football," circa 1953-1959.

Subseries 3.10: "College Basketball, USA," circa 1970s.

Subseries 3.11: "Encyclopedia of World Boxing Champions," circa 1930s-1970s.

Subseries 3.12: "World Heavyweight Boxing Championship," circa 1973-1978.

Subseries 3.13: "Beginner's Book of Fishing," circa 1957.

Subseries 3.14: "Crime Doctor" (collaboration with Charles Larson), circa 1940s-1970s.

Subseries 3.15: "Dave Beck" (collaboration with Dave Beck), circa 1959-1986.

Subseries 3.16: "Dumb Dan," 1953-1955.

Subseries 3.17: "Everest Diary" (collaboration with Lute Jerstad), 1963-1972.

Subseries 3.18: "Going Their Way," circa 1968-1969.

Subseries 3.19: "Scooper" (collaboration with Scoop Conlon), circa 1950s-1960.

Subseries 3.20: "Six Roads from Abilene," circa 1960s.

Subseries 3.21: "The Story of Dan Lyons" (collaboration with Dan Lyons), circa 1972-1973.

Subseries 3.22: "That Kelly Family," circa 1942-1970s.

Subseries 3.23: "The Tiger Wore Spikes," circa 1955-1956.

Subseries 3.24: "Ty Cobb," circa 1965-1975. This subseries contains several versions of the book manuscript, but most are incomplete, and some are intermixed.

Series 4. Other McCallum publications, 1950-1986. The publications in this series include newspaper columns, magazine articles, pamphlets, encyclopedia contributions, and album liner notes. The series contains manuscripts, clippings, tear sheets, full issues of periodicals, and pamphlets.

Series 5. Unpublished manuscripts by McCallum, and some unidentified manuscripts, circa 1960s-1980s. This series contains materials related to several unpublished projects.

Series 6. Unpublished manuscripts (McCallum collaborations and works by other authors), circa 1940s-1986. This series contains materials related to several unpublished projects, including "Crime Doctor II," a sequel to "Crime Doctor," McCallum's published collaboration with Dr. Charles Larson; a biography of Hugh McDonald in collaboration with James Warner Bellah; and a biography of Bellah with the working title "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon."

Series 7. Speeches, broadcast projects, personal and miscellaneous material, and memorabilia, circa 1920-1982.

Series 8. Media: audio recordings and film, circa 1950s-1980s. This series is divided into three subseries:

Subseries 8.1. Audiocassettes. McCallum produced or collected these recordings in the course of conducting research for various books. Transcripts and other related documents are located in other series in the collection.

Subseries 8.2: Washington State University media.

Subseries 8.3: Other media produced or collected for McCallum projects (professional and personal, non-WSU).

The collection is arranged in eight series. This arrangement was created during processing, in the absence of an existing organizational scheme. Much of the material was received as loose papers, intermixed and unlabeled. Many of the book-length manuscripts in the collection are incomplete. They were reconstructed from sections and pages that had been scattered, and, sometimes, intermixed with other unrelated material. Series 1 is arranged as it was received, in McCallum's original order. Series 2 is arranged alphabetically.

This collection is open and available for research use.

[Item Description]

John Dennis McCallum Papers, circa 1920-1988 (Cage 799)

Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections, Washington State University Libraries, Pullman, WA.

John McCallum's family donated this collection to the Washington State University Libraries in 1989 and 1990 (MS.1989.75, MS.1990.09).

Cheryl Gunselman processed this collection in 2013-2014.

In 2022, in response to evolving standards regarding the language used to describe individuals and communities with disabilities, Gayle O’Hara added a Historical Note to this finding aid.

John Dennis McCallum Manuscripts, 1956-1960 (Cage 64)

David Stidolph Papers, 1941-1997 (Cage 798) includes extensive correspondence with McCallum, covering a wide range of personal and professional topics.

This collection is indexed under the following headings in the online catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or places should search the catalog using these headings.

McCallum, John D. (John Dennis), 1924-1988 -- Archives Sportswriters -- United States -- Archives Authors, American -- 20th century -- Manuscripts Sports and Recreation Literature circa 1930s-1986 Series 1: Personal brochure 1 1 "Johnny McCallum" scrapbook. Includes news clippings of articles by and about McCallum, pamphlets by McCallum, and dust jackets and promotional items for several of his books. 1 2-14 Personal brochure material 2 15-16 "Personal brochure material" (continued) 2 17 "Personal brochure material" (awards, honors, memorabilia) 2 18 circa 1940s-1980s "Personal brochure material" (photographs: portraits of McCallum) 2 19 1940s and 1960 "Personal brochure material" (photographs: Washington State College) 2 20 circa 1950s-1980s "Personal brochure material" (photographs: professional activities) 2 21 circa 1930s-1980s "Personal brochure material" (photographs: personal) 2 22 circa 1930s-1960s "Personal brochure material" (photographs: miscellaneous collected items, some unidentified) 1936-1987 Series 2: Correspondence 2 23-24 Address book 2 25 1957-1958 "Personal letters: important (letters from editors, publishers, etc.)." Incoming and outgoing correspondence and clippings.

Correspondents: Jim Cerniglia, James A. Farley, Charles Ferguson, Alice [Gregory?], L.H. Gregory, Brewster Jennings, John B. Kelly, Harding Lemay, Jerry D. Lewis, Robert Loomis, Maco Magazine Corporation, Ken McCormick, Elliott Metcalf, Jack Mohr, NASCAR, C.H. Pearson, Prentice-Hall, Milton Rubin, Jacob Ruppert Brewing Co., Lloyd Silver, Socony Mobil Oil Co., Lee Wulff

3 26 1943-1956, undated Mixed correspondence (mainly letters of recommendation) 3 27 1956-1982, undated Fan and reader mail 3 28 1951-1980 Unidentified correspondents 3 29 1970-1973 ABC 3 30 undated ABC Sports 3 31 1984-1986 Dominick Abel Literary Agency 3 32 1982 Arizona State University 3 33 1975 John Arriola 3 34 1986 Arroe Edelstein and Gross (film rights for JDM's Ty Cobb books) 3 35 1975 Herb Ashlock 3 36 1976 Ron Bayton 3 37 1959-1976, undated James Warner Bellah 3 38 1973-1981 John Bellah 3 39 1982 Matthew Bender Co. 3 40 1956 Berkeley Daily Chronicle 3 41 1970 Earl H. Blaik 3 42 1955-1970 Wilbur "Doc" Bohm 3 43 1954 Vic Bottari 3 44 undated Bobo Brayton 3 45 1974 Don "Bill" Brennan 3 46 1974 Emil Bruneau 3 47 1963 Burien Library Guild 3 48 1975 Henry Burkhardt 3 49 1977 Tracy Callis 3 50 1962-1963 George Carlson 3 51 1973 Dot Carscallen 3 52 1974-1986 Paul Castner 3 53 1959 Cavalier Magazine 3 54 1973-1976 Chilton Book Co. 3 55 1963 Richard Christensen 3 56 1978 Frank P. Cleveland 3 57 1955 Ty Cobb correspondence and photographs 3 58 undated Jamey Conard 3 59 1959, undated Scoop Conlon

(also see Conlon correspondence file in Series 3, "That Kelly Family")

3 60 1973-1978 Gene "Corky" and Lee Corcoran 3 61 1977 Cornell University 3 62 1958 Craftsman Press 3 63 1976 Dartmouth College 3 64 1957 Day's Tailor-d Clothing 3 65 1977 Jack DeGange 3 66 1978 Russ Dille

(includes "All Time Seattle Baseball Player register, 1890-1975")

3 67 1974-1975 Lillis Dolan 3 68 1962-1963 Doubleday and Co. 3 69 1963 E.P. Dutton and Co. 3 70 1960 Dwight Eisenhower 3 71 1962-1965 Eisenhower Foundation 3 72 1974 Shirley Jean England 3 73 1972 Jim Ennis 3 74 1984 Everett Public Library 3 75 1958-1959 James A. Farley 3 76 1953 Happy Felton 3 77 1982 First Interstate Bank 3 78 1973-1982 undated Barthold Fles (agent) 4 79 1970 Follett Publishing Co. 4 80 undated Bud Forrester 4 81 1977-1982 Franklin Watts, Inc. 4 82 1973-1974 Joe Galli 4 83 1973-1974 Dorothy Goodman 4 84 1936-1973 undated Harry and Ivy Grayson 4 85 1974 Abe Greene 4 86 1956 undated Alice and L.H. Gregory 4 87 1972-1974 Bill Gulick 4 88 1981-1987 Lee Hale 4 89 1973 Mike Hamilton 4 90 1975 Joseph Hauser 4 91 1961 Jim Hawkins 4 92 1954-1978 Peavey Heffelfinger 4 93 circa 1975 Peavey Heffelfinger

(removed from binder: "Minneapolis Dunkers Volume V")

4 94 1977-1979 Mel Hein 4 95 1979-1985 Bill Heinz 4 96 1973 Maynard Hicks 4 97 1976 George Hildebrand 4 98 1954 Bill Hollenback 4 99 1954-1969 O.E. "Babe" Hollingbery 4 100 1958-1962 Robert Hunter 4 101 1958 Clay Huntington 4 102 1962-1972 undated Vic Hurley 4 103 1977 Indiana University 4 104 1963 John Jarstad Productions 4 105 1964-1972 undated Lute Jerstad 4 106 1957 George Kelly 4 107 circa 1955-1956 Grace Kelly

(holograph poem, signed, undated; holograph note, signed, undated)

4 108 1954-1956 undated John B Kelly Jr "Kell" 4 109 1955-1960 John B. Kelly Sr.

(also see "Personal letters: important" and That Kelly Family-Correspondence file)

4 110 1960 KIRO TV 4 111 1976 Roger W. Kittinger 4 112 1956 Alfred A Knopf, Inc. 4 113 1955 Ernest Lanigan 4 114 1974-1984 Charles Philip Larson, M.D. (Senior and Junior) 4 115 1977 LaSalle College 4 116 1955-1957 Jerry D. Lewis 4 117 undated Charles Loftus 4 118 1970 Lothrop, Lee, and Shepard 4 119 1977-1981, undated Louisiana State University 4 120 1975 Francis "Pug" Lund 5 121 1972-1987, undated Dan Lyons

(also see Twin Circle Publishing)

5 122 1969 George E. MacKinnon 5 123 1974 Walter Magnolia 5 124 1973 Robert Mallon 5 125 1982 Arthur Mann 5 126 1973 Eunice Mannas 5 127 1972 Floyd Marcoe 5 128 1973 Jan Martin 5 129 1964-1987, undated Mccallum family 5 130 1960 William McCallum 5 131 1951 Mickey McConnell 5 132 1953 McGraw Hill 5 133 1957, undated C. E. McMurtry 5 134 1976 Lawrence McNamee 5 135 1974 Art Mendelsohn 5 136 1957 Miami Herald 5 137 1970-1972 Mooney Broadcasting Corporation 5 138 1974 Jim Murray 5 139 1954-1956 National Baseball Hall of Fame 5 140 1954-1981 National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame 5 141 1962-1964 National School Assemblies Agency 5 142 1962 Thomas Nelson and Sons Publishers 5 143 1972 Newspaper Enterprise Association 5 144 circa 1970s Gary Nicholson 5 145 1977 North Carolina State University 5 146 1956 Ernie Olson 5 147 1975-1976 Our Sunday Visitor 5 148 1949-1975 Pacific Lutheran University 5 149 1968-1975 Pearson Advertising Agency, and Charles Pearson 5 150 1970-1975 Byrnes Pearson 5 151 circa 1950s-1960s Pederson's Fryer Farms 5 152 1974-1976 Daniel Petronella 5 153 1975, undated Carol Polis 5 154 1957 Homer Post 5 155 1975 Praeger Publishers 5 156 1963 J. Lowell Pratt and Co. 5 157 1963 Puyallup Public Schools 5 158 1951 Grantland Rice 5 159 1973 Rotary Club of Lakewood 5 160 1975-1981 Irving Rudd 5 161 1973 Safeco 5 162 1977 St. John's University 5 163 1974 Ernie Schindler 5 164 1975 Frank Scott Associates 5 165 1979 Charles Scribner's Sons 5 166 1973 Bob Sears and Marshall Johnson 5 167 1979 Scott Shedden 5 168 1959 Simon and Schuster 5 169 1949 Billy Southworth 5 170 1957 Sport Magazine 5 171 undated Sport Illustrated 5 172 1972 John Starr 5 173 1976-1981 Stein and Day Publishers 5 174 1978 Stern, Thompson, Kennedy 5 175 1957-1985 Dave Stidolph 5 176 1970, 1985 Torchy Torrance 6 177 1953 Gene Tunney 6 178 1972-1975 Twin Circle Publishing Co.

(also see Lyons)

6 179 1951 United Cerebral Palsy 6 180 1974 United Press International 6 181 1978 Universal Services, Inc. 6 182 1977-1978 University of Kansas 6 183 1975 University of Minnesota 6 184 1958 Viking Press 6 185 1974 Washington State Athletic Commission 6 186 1955-1981 Washington State University 6 187 1973-1974 Julie Yvonne Webb 6 188 1975 Bob White 6 189 1974 Sylvia White 6 190 1951 Gort Wilbur 6 191 1954 Joe Williams 6 192 1963 Bill Wise 6 193 1970-1974 World Boxing Association 6 194 1978-1983 The Writing Works 6 195 1976 Yale University 1942-1986 Series 3: Book files circa 1978 Subseries 3.1: Big Eight Football 7 196-197 circa 1978 Big Eight Football: edited manuscript and captions 7 198-199 circa 1978 Big Eight Football: edited manuscript: (back matter) 7-8 200-202 circa 1978 Big Eight Football: photographs 8 203 circa 1978 Big Eight Football: photographs ("extra") 8 204 circa 1978 Big Eight Football: manuscript (partial) circa 1975-1976 Subseries 3.2: Big Ten Football since 1895 8 205-206 circa 1975-1976 Big Ten Football Since 1895: edited manuscript 8 207 circa 1975-1976 Big Ten Football Since 1895: manuscript (index) 8 208-210 circa 1975-1976 Big Ten Football Since 1895: photographs 8 211 circa 1975-1976 Big Ten Football Since 1895: dust jacket, reader report, notes 1954-1973 Subseries 3.3: College Football, USA (collaboration with Charles Pearson) 8 212 1969-1970 College Football, USA: planning documents and correspondence 8 213 1954-1972 College Football, USA: promotion and correspondence 9 214 1972-1973 College Football, USA: contracts and business correspondence 9 215-216 circa 1970 College Football, USA: edited manuscript (incomplete) 9 217-219 circa 1970 College Football, USA: manuscripts (mixed) 10 220-222 circa 1970 College Football, USA: notes, drafts, correspondence 10 223-224 circa 1970 College Football, USA: manuscripts (capsule profiles of members of the National Football Hall of Fame) 10 225 circa 1970 College Football, USA: manuscripts and notes (biographies) 10 226 circa 1970 College Football, USA: manuscripts (catch-phrases, memorable games, amazing upsets) 1947-1977 Subseries 3.4: Getting Into Pro Football 10 227 circa 1970s Getting Into Pro Football: proposals 10 228 1970s Getting Into Pro Football: correspondence 10 229 circa 1970s Getting Into Pro Football: manuscript 10 230 1977 Getting Into Pro Football: publisher comments on partial manuscript 10 231 circa 1970s Getting Into Pro Football: manuscripts (chapter drafts, incomplete, multiple versions) 10 232 circa 1960s-1970s Getting Into Pro Football: notes and partial drafts 10 233 circa 1960s Getting Into Pro Football: mixed, incomplete drafts and miscellaneous items from early version (working title: Handbook of Sports for Boys) 10 234 1960s Getting Into Pro Football: notes (McCallum and Wilbur Bohm) and outgoing correspondence and questionnaire 11 235 1947-1975 Getting Into Pro Football: Bohm publications, clippings about Bohm 11 236-240 1954 Getting Into Pro Football: Bohm survey correspondence. Athletes, coaches, and trainers were asked about training habits.

Respondents include: Ben Agajanian, Buck Bailey, Kay Bell, Ewell Blackwell, Al Brazle, Pete Castiglione, Cliff Chambers, Dick Cole, C. Conerly, Ike Deeter, Al Demao, Chuck Diering, Hec Edmundson, Jack Fadden, Jack Friel, Sid Gordon, Harry Gowdy, Tubby [Graves?], Win Green, Harvey Haddix, Mel Hein, Solly Hemus, Babe Holingbery, Freddie Hutchinson, Herb Johnson, Roy Johnson, Lou Karras, Bob Keely, George Kelly, Ralph Kiner, Ted Kluszewski, Charlie Kress, Hobie Landrith, Dutch Leonard, Danny Litwhiler, Ken MacAfee, Marty Marion, Willard Marshall, R.P. Masterson, Archie McKinnon, Lloyd Merriman, Stu Miller, Wayne Millner, Johnny Mize, Jack Mooberry, Laurie Niemi, Bob Officer, Phil Page, Johnny Pesky, Barney Poole, Bill Posedel, Joe Presko, Ken Raffensberger, Rip Repulski, Jim Ricca, Del Rice, John Riddle, Eddie Roush, Mike Ryba, Lou Rymkus, Hank Sauer, Bob Seymour, Clark Shaughnessy, Bob Simpson, Sibby Sisti, Enos Slaughter, Frank Smith, Gerald Staley, Virgil Stallcup, Jack Stroud, Hugh Taylor, Dick Todd, Earl Torgeson, Em Tunnell, Vandy Vander Meer, Mickey Vernon, Kerm Wall, A. Warren, Bill Werle, Leroy Wheat, Del Wilber, Ted Williams, Early Wynn, John Wyrostek. The file includes a partial list of correspondents and a small number of transcribed responses.

circa 1972 Subseries 3.5: The Gladiators 11 241 circa 1972 The Gladiators: proposed contract, "about the authors" copy, and dust jacket copy 11 242-243 circa 1972 The Gladiators: chapter drafts and mixed, incomplete manuscripts 11 244 circa 1972 The Gladiators: notes 1976-1982 Subseries 3.6: Ivy League Football 11 245 1976-1977 Ivy League Football: Chester LaRoche correspondence 11 246 1977 Ivy League Football: Chester LaRoche drafts 11 247 1977 Ivy League Football: introduction (manuscripts and cover letter) 11 248 undated Ivy League Football: Yale (manuscript) 12 249 1977 Ivy League Football: book production instructions, stylesheet, dust jacket 12 250-252 undated Ivy League Football: photographs 12 253 undated Ivy League Football: notes 1970-1982 Subseries 3.7: PAC-10 Football 12 254-256 circa 1978-1982 PAC-10 Football: manuscript (multiple versions, incomplete) 12 257 undated PAC-10 Football: partial drafts (Mel Hein feature, player biographies) 12 258 undated PAC-10 Football: drafts (partial and mixed) 12 259 undated PAC-10 Football: notes (mixed) 13 260 1982 PAC-10 Football: Bill Heinz correspondence and drafts 13 261 1970-1982 PAC-10 Football: miscellaneous correspondence, collected material, and dust jacket 13 262 1982 PAC-10 Football: promotion, table of contents (draft) 13 263 1980-1981 PAC-10 Football: Washington State University Hall of Fame (mainly copies of nominations) 13 264-267 undated PAC-10 Football: photographs (reproductions) 13 268-275 circa 1980s PAC-10 Football: photographs (reproductions) circa 1979-1980 Subseries 3.8: Southeastern Conference Football 13-14 276-282 circa 1980 SEC Football: edited manuscript 14 283 1979 and undated SEC Football: notes, correspondence, and chapter drafts 14 284-286 undated SEC Football: photographs circa 1953-1959 Subseries 3.9: This Was Football 15 287 circa 1953-1954 This Was Football: manuscript 15 288 undated This Was Football: notes 15 289 1954 This Was Football: correspondence 15 290 circa 1954-1959 This Was Football: promotion 15 291 circa 1954-1959 This Was Football: sales (orders, correspondence, sales data) circa 1970s Subseries 3.10: College Basketball, USA 15 292-296 circa 1977-1978 College Basketball, USA: manuscript 15 297 circa 1970s College Basketball, USA: notes and drafts; collected research material 15 298 1977 College Basketball, USA: research correspondence, outgoing 15 299 circa 1977-1978 College Basketball, USA: photo captions 15 300 undated College Basketball, USA: photographs circa 1930s-1970s Subseries 3.11: Encyclopedia of World Boxing Champions 16 301 undated Encyclopedia of World Boxing Champions: planning and production 16 302 1959 and undated Encyclopedia of World Boxing Champions: correspondence and promotion 16 303-307 1972 Encyclopedia of World Boxing Champions: manuscript 16 308 circa 1972 Encyclopedia of World Boxing Champions: manuscript (index) 16 309 circa 1972 Encyclopedia of World Boxing Champions: photo credits and documentation 16 310-311 undated Encyclopedia of World Boxing Champions: photographs 17 312-318 undated Encyclopedia of World Boxing Champions: manuscript (mixed typescripts) 17 319 undated Encyclopedia of World Boxing Champions: manuscript (mixed) 18 320 circa 1972 Encyclopedia of World Boxing Champions: notes (mixed) 18 321-322 circa 1930s-1970s Encyclopedia of World Boxing Champions: collected research material (mainly clippings) 18 323-324 circa 1960s-1970s Encyclopedia of World Boxing Champions: Muhammad Ali (collected research material, mainly clippings, and notes) circa 1973-1978 Subseries 3.12: World Heavyweight Boxing Championship 18 325 circa 1973-1978 World Heavyweight Boxing Championship: correspondence and photo captions 18 326 undated World Heavyweight Boxing Championship: manuscript fragments and notes circa 1957 Subseries 3.13: Beginner's Book of Fishing 18 327 circa 1957 Beginner's Book of Fishing: correspondence, proposal, promotional pamphlet circa 1940s-1970s Subseries 3.14: Crime Doctor (collaboration with Charles Larson) 18 328-329 circa 1978 Crime Doctor: corrected manuscript 19 330 circa 1978 Crime Doctor: page proofs (incomplete) 19 331 circa 1978 Crime Doctor: correspondence, synopsis, dust jacket 19 332 circa 1970s Crime Doctor: interview transcripts (incomplete), background material on Dr. Larson 19 333 circa 1970s Crime Doctor: notes (mixed) 19 334 1975 Crime Doctor: manuscript (draft of final chapter with cover letter) 19 335-336 circa 1970s Crime Doctor: manuscript (incomplete) 19 337-338 circa 1970s Crime Doctor: drafts (mixed, incomplete) 19 339 circa 1940s Crime Doctor: collected research material and notes on Jake Bird case 41 643 circa 1940s Jake Bird case: scrapbook pages 19 340 1956 Crime Doctor: research material (Argosy magazine article on Larson, and manuscript inserted in magazine) circa 1959-1986 Subseries 3.15: Dave Beck (collaboration with Dave Beck) 19 341 circa 1970s Dave Beck: outline, note to publishers, miscellaneous 19 342 1978 and 1986 Dave Beck: contracts 19 343 1979 Dave Beck: lawsuit 19 344 circa 1959-1977 Dave Beck: collected research material 20 345-346 1977 Dave Beck: interview transcripts (incomplete) 20 347 circa 1977 Dave Beck: interview transcripts (fragments, mixed) 20 348-349 circa 1978 Dave Beck: corrected manuscript 1953-1955 Subseries 3.16: Dumb Dan 20 350 1953-1955 Dumb Dan: correspondence and clippings map case 650 Dumb Dan: Mullins cover art 1963-1972 Subseries 3.17: Everest Diary (collaboration with Lute Jerstad) 20 351-352 circa 1965-1966 Everest Diary: manuscript (mixed, incomplete) 20 353 circa 1960s Everest Diary: notes, clippings, photographs 20 354 1963-1972 Everest Diary: correspondence 20 355 circa 1965-1966 Everest Diary: publicity and reviews circa 1968-1969 Subseries 3.18: Going Their Way 20-21 356-357 circa 1968-1969 Going Their Way: manuscript 21 358-360 circa 1968 Going Their Way: notes and drafts (mixed, incomplete) 21 361 undated Going Their Way: McCallum essay about Dan Morgan 21 362 undated Going Their Way: collected research material about Pudge Heffelfinger circa 1950s-1960 Subseries 3.19: Scooper (collaboration with Scoop Conlon) 21 363 circa 1950s-1960 Scooper: manuscript (partial), dust jacket, promotion circa 1960s Subseries 3.20: Six Roads from Abilene 21 364 circa 1960s Six Roads from Abilene: notes, interview transcripts, interview notes 21 365 circa 1965 Six Roads from Abilene: "Wake Up, America" by Edgar Eisenhower, as told to McCallum (typescript) 21 366 circa 1960s Six Roads from Abilene: miscellaneous (biographical information, photographs, promotion) circa 1972-1973 Subseries 3.21: The Story of Dan Lyons (collaboration with Dan Lyons) 21 367 1973 The Story of Dan Lyons: publicity and reviews 21 368 circa 1972-1973 The Story of Dan Lyons: correspondence and clippings circa 1942-1970s Subseries 3.22: That Kelly Family 21 369 circa 1950s That Kelly Family: notes and partial drafts (mixed) 21 370 1956 That Kelly Family: foreword by Scoop Conlon, with cover letter 21 371 circa 1956-1957 That Kelly Family: publicity, promotion, dust jacket 21 372 1957 That Kelly Family: United Features Spotlite Series promotional articles 21 373 circa 1950s-1970s That Kelly Family: clippings 21 374 1955 That Kelly Family: correspondence (publishers and miscellaneous) 21 375 1956 That Kelly Family: correspondence with Scoop Conlon 21 376 1942 That Kelly Family: collected material (last will and testament of John B. Kelly) 21 377 1952 That Kelly Family: related manuscript (script for an untitled three-act play, set in 1946) circa 1955-1956 Subseries 3.23: The Tiger Wore Spikes 22 378 1955 The Tiger Wore Spikes: correspondence and notes 22 379 circa 1956 The Tiger Wore Spikes: clippings and dust jacket (partial) 22 380 undated The Tiger Wore Spikes: photographs circa 1965-1975 Subseries 3.24: Ty Cobb 22 381 circa 1965-1975 Ty Cobb: project planning (correspondence, notes, collected material, miscellaneous) 22 382-384 undated Ty Cobb: manuscript 22 385-387 circa 1975 Ty Cobb: manuscript with editor's corrections 22 388-389 undated Ty Cobb: manuscripts of chapters (mixed, multiple versions) 23 390-391 undated Ty Cobb: manuscript (incomplete) 23 392-394 undated Ty Cobb: manuscript (incomplete) 23 395-396 undated Ty Cobb: manuscript (incomplete) 23 397 undated Ty Cobb: manuscript (draft) 23 398-399 undated Ty Cobb: drafts (possibly early) and notes (mixed) 24 400-401 undated Ty Cobb: manuscript fragments (mixed) 24 402 undated Ty Cobb: notes and drafts (incomplete, mixed) 24 403-404 undated Ty Cobb: notes (mixed) 24 405 undated Ty Cobb: photographs 1950-1986 Series 4. Other McCallum publications 24 406 1979 Magazine article: excerpt from Crime Doctor published in Lab World 24 407 circa 1964-1986 Washington Coach magazine: complete issues with McCallum contributions, and manuscripts 24 408 circa 1952-1963 Contributions to Inside Baseball, and other magazine articles about baseball 24 409 1959-1964 Channel Magazine issues with McCallum contributions 24 410 1965-1967 Channel Magazine issues with McCallum contributions 24 411 1968 Channel Magazine issues with McCallum contributions 25 412 1969 Channel Magazine issues with McCallum contributions 25 413 1970 Channel Magazine issues with McCallum contributions 25 414 circa 1960s Channel Magazine: manuscripts for "On Sports" columns 25 415 undated Sports Call and unidentified magazine contributions (clippings and reproductions) 25 416 undated Magazine articles (boxing) 25 417 1950 and undated Magazine articles (PIC, Major League Baseball, All Sports Digest) 25 418 circa 1950s Newspaper columns: Johnny McCallum on Sports, and other (clippings and tear sheets) 25 419 undated Sports Call columns: manuscripts (including contributions by guest authors) 25 420 undated "Sports Call column material": notes 25 421 undated "McCallum's Column" and "Notes and Quotes": manuscripts 25 422 undated Sports Bookshelf column: manuscripts 25 423 1958-1967 Football pamphlets (college and professional) 25 424 1955 and 1962 Baseball pamphlets (Prudential's Baseball for Boys and Pacific Coast League Facts) 25 425 1953-1954 Boxing Fans' Almanac (pamphlets) 25 426 1956-1957 Encyclopaedia Britannica contributions 25 427 circa 1970s "Corky Corcoran Plays Something" (liner notes by McCallum) 25 428 undated Unidentified manuscripts (baseball) circa 1960s-1980s Series 5: Unpublished manuscripts by McCallum, and unidentified manuscripts 25 429-430 circa 1980s The Blue Army and Its Mission to Russia (book about Fatima): manuscript drafts (mixed) 26 431 circa 1980s The Blue Army and Its Mission to Russia: notes, correspondence, and collected research material 26 432 circa 1968 Biography of Harry Grayson (working title: "Harry-Go-Round"): partial manuscript 26 433-434 circa 1960s "Harry-Go-Round": notes and drafts (many are fragmentary) 26 435 "Harry-Go-Round": miscellaneous 26 436-437 circa 1986 Baseball book (working title: "They Played the Game"): mixed manuscripts, primarily biographical essays 26 438 undated Official Guide to Alaska Hunting (edited by McCallum) 26 439 undated "Taming of the Timber Tigers": essay (typescript and notes) 26 440 undated "A Letter to Mama": manuscript (possibly for a teleplay based on Dan Morgan) 26 441-442 undated Miscellaneous or unidentified manuscripts (baseball), including transcripts of interviews conducted by McCallum 26 443 undated Miscellaneous or unidentified manuscripts (football and basketball) 26 444 undated Miscellaneous or unidentified manuscripts (boxing, track and field) 26 445 undated Untitled manuscript about William Langer (partial drafts) 26 446 undated Miscellaneous or unidentified manuscripts (fragments) 26 447 undated Miscellaneous notes 26 448-449 circa 1980s Football book (working title: "College Football, America"): correspondence, planning documents, outlines, drafts, notes (mixed) 26 450 circa 1980s "College Football, America": manuscript (data on major college football programs) 27 451 circa 1980s "College Football, America": interview transcripts circa 1940s-1986 Series 6: Unpublished manuscripts (McCallum collaborations and works by other authors) 27 452-458 circa 1983 Crime Doctor II (collaboration with Charles Larson; sequel to Crime Doctor): manuscript (incomplete) 27 459-460 circa 1983 Crime Doctor II: manuscripts (chapters and fragments) 27 461 circa 1983 Crime Doctor II: manuscripts (untitled chapters) 27 462 circa 1983 Crime Doctor II: manuscript (Author's Note) 27 463 1983 Crime Doctor II: correspondence and notes 27 464 undated Crime Doctor II: collected research material (Virginia Riffle case) 27 465 1942 Crime Doctor II: collected research material (Larson's Illingsworth case report, correspondence, etc.) 27 466 circa 1940s-1980s Crime Doctor II: collected research material (photographs). Includes Dachau and other sites in Germany, photographs of Larson, case photographs 27 467 circa 1970s Crime Doctor II: collected research material including Larson notes on John F. Kennedy assassination 27 468 1981 Crime Doctor II: collected research material 28 469-470 circa 1960s Crime Doctor II: collected research material (Larson's file on Boehme cases) 28 471 circa 1980 Crime Doctor II: collected research material (toxicology data) 28 472 undated Crime Doctor II: Larson interview transcript (incomplete) 28 473 undated Crime Doctor (collaboration with James Warner Bellah, possibly for television): manuscript 28 474 1972 Biography of James Warner Bellah (working title: "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon"): manuscript (Foreword by John Ford) 28 475 circa 1960s-1970s "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon": manuscript (versions of front matter) 28 476-480 circa 1960s-1970s "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon": manuscript 29 481 circa 1960s-1970s "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon": manuscripts (chapters, multiple versions) 29 482 circa 1960s-1970s "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon": manuscripts (incomplete chapter drafts, fragments) and notes 29 483 circa 1960s-1970s "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon": notes and drafts (Bellah) 29 484 1960 and undated "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon": correspondence with Bellah and Vic Hurley 29 485 undated "The New Americans" (collaboration with James Warner Bellah): draft proposal for book 29 486 1972 "Yeah, Kreinshanker!" (play; collaboration with James Warner Bellah): script 29 487 1972 "Yeah, Kreinshanker!": correspondence 29 488-489 1973 "McDonald: A Real Centurion" (working title; collaboration with Hugh McDonald and James Warner Bellah): manuscript (incomplete) 29-30 490-493 circa 1970s "McDonald: A Real Centurion": manuscript (corrected draft) 30 494 circa 1986 "The President is Dead" (working title; book about the assassination of John F. Kennedy, in collaboration with Hugh McDonald and James Warner Bellah): synopsis and manuscript pages 30 495 circa 1970s "Time Out for the Truth" (working title; collaboration with sports agent Frank Scott): manuscript (incomplete) 30 496 circa 1970s "Time Out for the Truth": mixed notes and drafts 30 497-498 circa 1975-1978 "Good-bye, America" (working title; autobiography by Dixy Lee Ray with Louis R. Guzzo, ghostwritten by McCallum): manuscript 30 499 circa 1975-1978 "Good-bye, America": working outline and biographical sketch 30 500 1978 "Good-bye, America": manuscript (partial draft) 30 501 1975-1976 "Good-bye, America": research materials (transcripts of Dixy Lee Ray interviews) 30 502 1977-1978 "Good-bye, America": research materials (transcript of David Jenkins interview with cover letter from Guzzo to McCallum) 30 503 1977 "Good-bye, America": research materials (transcript of Martin Reed interview) 30 504 1963-1964 "Good-bye, America": research materials (Te Vega correspondence, reports, miscellaneous items) 30 505 circa 1950s-1970s "Above the Fifty Yard Line" (working title; collaboration with George Trevor): mixed drafts, notes, correspondence, and collected research material 31 506-511 circa 1950s "Automobile Manuscript" (working title; also "Motor Manual"; collaboration with Charles Pearson): manuscript chapters, correspondence, notes 31 512 circa 1960s-1970s "Wrestling's Riding on a Starr" (collaboration with Stanley Weston): synopsis and notes 31-32 513-518 circa 1978-1981 Untitled book-length memoir by Lee Hale, about his work in Hollywood television variety shows: correspondence, manuscripts, drafts, and notes 32 519-520 circa 1980s "Sometimes I'm Dean Martin" by Lee Hale: manuscript 32 521 undated "The Secret of Vozrozdenya" by Hugh McDonald: manuscript 32 522 undated Untitled autobiography by Don Paul: manuscripts (fragments) 32 523 undated Red Alert" screenplay by unidentified author, based on Frank Harvey's "Volunteer Assignment 32 524 undated "No Time Left" by Arthur R. Marks (short story): manuscript 32 525 1956 Radio script by Shirley K. Sullivan, featuring McCallum's "The Tiger Wore Spikes" 32 526 1960 Untitled golf book by Harry Grayson: correspondence and manuscripts (drafts of two chapters) circa 1920-1982 Series 7: Speeches, broadcast projects, personal and miscellaneous material, and memorabilia 33 527 circa 1950s Mock-ups of two untitled books for boys (baseball and fishing) 33 528 undated "Northwest World of Sports with John McCallum" (outline for proposed television program) 33 529 circa 1970s "Sports Line" broadcast notes 33 530 undated Untitled speech by McCallum about writing as a career 33 531 circa 1984 Proposal for Rockne Memorial for Youth and Rockne Foundation for Youth 33 532 undated Transcript of interview with Phil Woolpert 33 533 circa 1980 John Bellah (notes and research material) 33 534 undated Miscellaneous, unidentified notes (mixed) 33 535 circa 1920-1960s Photographs of Ed "Moose" Krause 33 536 undated Unidentified photographs 33 537 1943-1946 George "Pat" McCallum (John McCallum's brother): letters to his family during World War II (typed transcripts), and unit history, 271st Infantry Regiment 33 538 1969 "The Last Summer" (script by George "Pat" McCallum) 33 539 circa 1982 George "Pat" McCallum essay about 1982 World Cup in Spain 33 540 circa 1961-1963 Marjie Millar: correspondence and photographs 33 541 circa 1960s Marjie Millar: clippings and promotional material. Includes articles about Millar-McCallum wedding, and their professional collaborations 33 542 1961 Marjie Millar: book contract for McCallum biography of Millar 33 543 1954 Marjie Millar: script for television episode, "Father for a Day" (Ray Bolger Show) 33 544 circa 1954-1955 Marjie Millar: script for television episode, "Professor Sniff" (Ray Bolger Show). Incomplete 33 545 circa 1954-1955 Marjie Millar: script for television episode, untitled (Ray Bolger Show) 33 546 circa 1955 Marjie Millar: script for television episode, "Girl on the Billboard" (Ray Bolger Show) 33 547 1955 Marjie Millar: script for television episode, "Ray's Ex-Partner" (Ray Bolger Show) 33 548 1955 Marjie Millar: script for television episode, "Angel in Disguise" (Ray Bolger Show) 33 549 19553 Marjie Millar: script for television episode, "The Efficiency Expert" (Ray Bolger Show) 33 550 1955 Marjie Millar: scripts for television episodes (Dragnet) 33 551 1952 Marjie Millar: script for television episode, "Cocoon" (Frank Wisbar Productions) 34 552 1956 Marjie Millar: script for television episode, "Long Live the King" (Bob Cummings Show) 34 553 undated Marjie Millar: "Strike a Match" (script for a play by Robert Smith) 42 644 circa 1940s-1960s McCallum scrapbook 41 642 circa 1960 McCallum scrapbook (press clippings, correspondence, etc., related to Scooper and Six Roads from Abilene) 34 554 circa 1950s Memorabilia: business, press, and membership cards; souvenir photograph from Jack Dempsey's Restaurant (circa 1950s); National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame Dinner program (1958) 41 639 undated Memorabilia: photograph of James Warner Bellah (mounted portrait, autographed) 41 640 circa 1950s Memorabilia: souvenir photograph from Dempsey's Restaurant, autographed by Jack Dempsey; photograph from Grantland Rice dinner at Toots Shor's restaurant, 1954 map case 650 1948 and circa 1975 Memorabilia: portraits of McCallum by Elsa Rose, circa 1975 (2 items); portrait of McCallum by Otto Koch, 1948 42 646-649 circa 1950s-1970s Memorabilia: ABC League champion patch, 1953-1954; plate from plaque, Tacoma-Pierce County Sports Hall of Fame, John McCallum, 1969; Tacoma Athletic Commission, Golden Gloves clip; Tacoma Athletic Commission, director patch 34 555 circa 1950s-1970s Miscellaneous collected ephemera (sports): pamphlets; directories and handbooks; "Songs of Sport" 41 641 undated Harry Grayson scrapbook circa 1950s-1980s Series 8: Media: audio recordings and film circa 1970s-1980s Subseries 8.1: Audiocassettes for McCallum projects 35 556 undated Dave Beck (19 items) 35 557 undated Dwight "Ike" Eisenhower (1 item) 35 558 undated Barry Goldwater campaign (1 item) 35 559 undated Baseball--Averill and Bayton (1 item) 35-36 560 undated Charles Larson (35 items) 36 561 undated Hugh McDonald (13 items) 36 562 undated Bellah (1 item) 36 563 undated Vic Hurley (3 items) 36 564 undated Dan Inveen (2 items) 36 565 undated Bill Gulick (1 item) 36 566 undated Don Pugnetti (1 item) 36 567 undated Pug Lund (1 item) 36 568 undated Peavey Heffelfinger (2 items) 36 569 undated Phil Woolpert (3 items) 36 570 undated Rod Commons, Denny Morrison, Bill Gulick (1 item) 36 571 undated Wes Stock (2 items) 37 572 undated Frosty Westering (3 items) 37 573 undated John Pregenzer (1 item) 37 574 undated Marv Richert (1 item) 37 575 undated John Thompson (1 item) 37 576 undated Jack Friel, Tom Tommervik (1 item) 37 577 undated Marv Harshman, Cliff Olson, M. Tommervik (2 items) 37 578 undated Gary Nicholson (3 items) 37 579 undated Steve Ridgeway (1 item) 37 580 undated Chuck Bond (1 item) 37 581 undated Mike Wilson (1 item) 37 582 undated Mike Wilson, John Owen (1 item) 37 583 undated Don James (3 items) 37 584 undated Jim Owens, Bob Newton (3 items) 37 585 undated Bob Newton, Ken Geddes, Terry Beeson (3 items) 37 586 undated Dee Andros, Steve Hatchell (2 items) 37 587 undated Jim Walden (1 item) 37 588 undated John Heinrich, Ron Cardwell, Brick Muller (3 items) 37 589 undated Don Paul (1 item) 37 590 undated Ivy League [?] (1 item) 37 591 undated Paul Dietzel (1 item) 37 592 undated George Mooney, Homer Post (2 items) 37 593 undated Earl Luebker (1 item) 37 594 undated Stan Naccarao, Dunphy-Robinson-Graziano (mixed contents) (1 item) 37 595 undated Red Barber (1 item) 37 596 undated Archie Moore (1 item) 37 597 undated Jim Rondeau, Dick Francisco, Davey Ward (1 item) 37 598 1972 "Sea-Tac 8-3-72" (unidentified) (2 items) 38 599 undated "We Remember Rockne" interviews, most conducted by Paul Castner (this sequence may include some unassociated recordings. Some labels illegible or missing.) Named individuals include: Jim Armstrong, Ed [?] Ashe, Chic Bader [?], Cy Caldwell, Dan Cannon, Pat Canny, Frank Carides, Paul Castner, Jim Cleary, Chuck Collins, Jim Crowley, Jerry Croyley [?], Jack Elder, Floyd Fitzsimmons, Jr. [?], Louis Follet [?], Bob Galvin, Larry Gernan [?], Bill Grady, Chet Grant, Tom Greene, Mike Hagerty, Dan Halpin, Paul Harrington, Ed Healy, Nordie Hoffman, Ev Jensen, Herb Jones, Jerry Jones, Cy Kasper, Paul Kennedy, Moose Krause, Joe LaFortune, Frank Leahy, Gene Leahy, Father Tom McAvoy, Don McKay, John McKay, John McSorley, Moon Mullins, Tim Murphy, Gene O'Brien, Pat O'Brien, Bucky O'Connor, Coleman O'Shaughnessy, Jerry Randall, Bob Regan, John Robinson, Chuck Rollins, Ed Rothmeyer, Murchy Schwartz, Cy Gaston Smith [?], Fred Steers [?], George Vergra [?], John Wallace, Adam Walsh, Fritz Wilson, Dan Young (41 items) 38 600 undated Unidentified (1 item) 38 601 undated Loose identification labels circa 1955-1967 Subseries 8.2: Washington State University media 39 602 circa 1963-1965 Interview of John McCallum, about his book, Everest Diary (16mm film; identifier: ms1989-75b09_JohnDMcCallumInterview-nd) 39 603 circa 1964-1967 Washington State University Football (features Bert Clark, Jim Owens, Laurie Niemi, Jim Shanley). (16mm film; identifier: ms1989-75b09_BertClarkInterview-nd) 39 604 undated Football games (Sports Album highlight footage. Includes non-WSU games): Harvard-Dartmouth, Army-Navy, Cal-UW, USC-WSU (16mm film; identifier: ms1989-75b09_Footballgames) 39 605 undated Gerry Lindgren (16mm film; identifier: ms1989-75b09_GerryLindgren) 39 606 undated Indoor track (16mm film; identifier: ms1989-75b09_indoortrack) 39 607 1955 Bobo Brayton interview (16mm film; identifier: ms1989-75b09_BoBoBraytonInterview08-19-1955) 39 608 1955 Wrestling (16mm film; identifier: ms1989-75b09_WSUwrestling1955) 39 609 1965 Dick Fry Reports, before conference track meet (Pullman, May 21-22), and baseball (reel-to-reel audio; identifier: ms1989-75b09_DickFryReports19650517) 39 610 1965 Dick Fry Reports, Buck Kipe (javelin) (reel-to-reel audio; identifier: ms1989-75b09_DickFryReports_BuckKipe) 39 611 1965 Dick Fry, for McCallum, before WA state high school track meet (reel-to-reel audio; identifier: ms1989-75b09_DickFryReports_FryforJohnMcCallum) 39 612 1965 May Dick Fry Reports, spring football, baseball (reel-to-reel audio; identifier: ms1989-75b09_DickFryReports_nd 39 613 1965 Dick Fry Reports, WSU-UCLA basketball recap, 1964-1965 season (reel-to-reel audio; identifier: ms1989-75b09_DickFryReports_nd2) 39 614 1965 Dick Fry, for McCallum, baseball and track (reel-to-reel audio; identifier: ms1989-75b09_DickFryReports_nd3) 39 615 1965 Dick Fry Reports, end of 1965 baseball season (reel-to-reel audio; identifier: ms1989-75b09_DickFryReports_nd4correct) 39 616 1965 Dick Fry Reports, wrestling (reel-to-reel audio; identifier: ms1989-75b09_DickFryReports_WSUWrestling1965) 39 617 undated "Johnny McCallum" (78 rpm audio discs, 2 items) circa 1950s-1960s Subseries 8.3: Other media produced or collected for McCallum projects (professional and personal, non-WSU) 40 618-626 circa 1950s "Sports Album" films and accompanying catalog, collected by McCallum (footage produced and released by Ziv Television Programs, Inc.).

Footage includes: Christy Mathewson, Walter Johnson, Babe Ruth, 1934 World Series, 1936 World Series, Dizzy Dean, Lefty Grove, Grover Cleveland Alexander, Cy Young, Mickey Cochran, George Sisler, Eddie Collins, Wagoner, Ty Cobb, Chris Speaker, Earl Averill, Carl Mays, Sam Rice, Judge Landis, Ted Lyons, Olympics (1920, 1932, 1936), water sports, "unusual racing" (16mm film)

40 627-629 circa 1960s Commercials: Broxodent, Sweeta, Mar-Go (16mm film) 40 630-632 1965 Wilson High School (Tacoma, WA) swim champions (16mm film; 3 reels) 40 633 undated Scott Morrison (Mutual News New York) interview of John McCallum (reel-to-reel audio; identifier: ms1989-75b09_GoingTheirWay) 40 634 undated John McCallum interview of his mother (reel-to-reel audio; identifier: ms1989-75b09_mother) and mountain climbing interviews (identifier: ms1989-75b09_moutainclimbing) 40 635 1973 "Assault on Everest" (reel-to-reel audio) 40 636-638 circa 1950s-1960s John McCallum interviews of Ed Eisenhower, with related recordings (reel-to-reel audio; 3 reels)