Rocky Mountain Faculty Athletic Conference archives 1909-1962

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Rocky Mountain Faculty Athletic Conference archives 1909-1962

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Records of the Secretary (later commissioner) of the following athletic conferences: Colorado Faculty Athletic Conference (1909-1910), Rocky Mountain Faculty Athletic Conference (1910-1937), and the Mountain States Faculty Athletic Conference (1937-1962). Includes correspondence, player eligibility lists, minutes of the meetings of the conference council, conference rules, schedules of events, reports of the commissioner (an office created in 1947), and NCAA meeting reports. Contains a virtually comprehensive body of material on intercollegiate athletics in the mountain west, including the following institutions: Utah State University (1914-1962), University of Utah (1910-1962), Colorado State University (1909-1962), University of Colorado (1909-1947), University of Denver (1910-1962), Montana State University (1917-1962), Brigham Young University (1918-1962), University of Wyoming (1921-1962), Colorado School of Mines (1909-1937), Western State College (1909-1937).

23 boxes and 1 volume; 9.2 linear ft.

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Utah State University. Merrill-Cazier Library. Special Collections and ArchivesUniversity Archives

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Utah State University. Merrill-Cazier Library. Special Collections and ArchivesUniversity Archives

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