Tony Lucadello Collection : papers 1953-1990. c1990.

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Tony Lucadello Collection : papers 1953-1990. c1990.

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A collection of articles, scouting reports, photographs and correspondence from the personal collection of Tony Lucadello. This collection includes papers related to Lucadello's youth baseball instruction techniques, planning related to the video and manuscripts. Lucadello's scouting reports from the late 1970s and late 1980s, written by him or submitted to him by other scouts. There is material related to the 1987 draft, including signability reports and team reports. Newspaper articles about Lucadello, his teaching techniques, reviews of books, honors and awards. The 80 photographs have been separated to the photo archives.

3 boxes : (3.1 linear feet)

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