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TOM PERRY SPECIAL Tuesday, January 08, 2008 COLLECTIONS 1956 Roman Plates Exhibit This new Special Collections acquisition features an extraordinary set of Roman military plates from AD 109 and is on display in the Harold B. Lee Library. Visit Special Collections the Roman Plates site for more details. preserves and makes available rare unique Book Arts library materials in original The Book Arts website has links to numerous resources that will assist you in your and digital forms. The study of the history of the book, print culture, and book arts. library holds 350,000 rare books and print matter, INDI Project over one million The Integrated Digital Special Collections (INDI) system is an open source, photographs and 10,000 INDI database driven application designed to automate and manage archival workflow manuscript and archival for large institutions and consortia. Visit the INDI web site. collections. The library also offers numerous exhibits, lectures, tours and conferences related to its holdings. We are located in room 1130 of the Harold B. Lee Library at BYU in Provo, UT. Please view the hours we are open. © 2007 L. Tom Perry Special Collections http://sc.lib.byu.edu/ 1/8/2008 2, Provo City, Utah, Jan. 2, 1902 Mr. George B. Dorr, Boston, Mass. Dear Mr. Dorr, You will be surprised to receive this letter at such a late date. I have begun three letters to you, but they were never fin- ished- due to negligence or interruption. My father wrote that he had had a short visit with you. I am glad that you have met, but sorry that you could not be together lon- gar. Did you find time to talk with him about his experiences in the Test during pioneer days? He siad also that he had called upon Prof. Davis. By-the-way, I received a short: letter from the Prof. the other day. He said that no was to give a lecture in Boston on the results of our Arizona excursion, and that the lecture was to be illustrated with lantern views of the country. He said that you would perhaes be there. It must have been interesting to listen to his lecture and see the views reproduced in that fashion. The great gorge with its beautiful shadows and stupendous col- unns appears often before me and it is always pleasant to recall such scenes as the sun-set we witnessed while riding together into Kanab after the Buskskin trip. The scenes I remember oftenest are the first views of the canyon from the Greenland points: The many colored strata and the blue evening shadows filling slowly that immense abyss below, and deepening gradually into dark purple. Also the marvelous display of colors in the east during sun-set and sun-rise. How do these seenes compare with those of the Ganadian Rockies? I suppose the Canadian spenery is not so savage or brilliant as that of the Canyon. Mr. Dorr, our experience together this summer has been a great 2 help to me in my work. I am more earnest in my efforts and have high- er ideals in life; for which I am indebted to you, and for which I am very grateful. Since you were here I have succeeded in attending xxxxx school by teaching physical culture as a means of paying for the school ing. I have been kept busy nearly all the time. Besides the regular course of study I write up the academy colum in the Deseret News, and take charge of the local department of the college paper. I find, how- ever that to be thus extremely active is to be more contented and hap- pier. This sementer of school has been better for me than has any pre- ceeding one. I have studied harder and accomplished more in less time. But I have also, at times, felt more discouraged and in turn more hope- ful than ever before. The whole school term has been one of - ups " and If downs. You of course would like to hear about Roy. He is here in Provo keeping books for a large firm. He is not yet married. Roy is a strange person For two years we had been close friends, but for some inconceivable reason he is now anything but sociable. Something must have happened on the trip this summer but I cannot ferrit out what it was. I wish I could, and could straightenimat ters because I like him. Tell, Mr. Dorr, if you have any time to write to me I shall be glad to hear from you. Frite me a long letter telling me all about your Canadian trip, etc. I lost your address and did not regain it till a few weeks ago when I chanced to ask Roy if he knew it. Hopping to receive a letter from you, I remain, Very gratefully yours, Engene Li Roberts Roy Woodley was the son of President Woolley of the Kanab State nd acted as driver of the supply wagon and cook upon my trip. GBD Verizon Yahoo! Mail eppster2@verizon.net Page 1 of 2 Verizon Yahool Mail Verizon Central Yahoo! Search: WebtSearch Welcome, eppster2@verizon Mail Home All-New Mail Tutorials Help [Sign Out, Member Center MAIL Classic Mail Contacts Calendar Notepad Mail For Mobile - Options Check Mail Compose Search Mail Search the Web Folders [Add Edit] Previous I Next I Back to Messages Inbox (35) Delete Reply Forward Spam Move. Draft This message is not flagged. [ Flag Message - Mark as Unread Printable View Sent Date: Wed, 26 Dec 2007 09:08:32 -0700 Bulk [Empty] From: "Russ Taylor" Add to Address Book Add Mobile Alert Trash [Empty] Subject: RE: www Form Submission My Folders [Hide] To: "eppster2@verizon.net" Eliz messages (1) Member Information Dr. Epp, Ron Archives (26) There is considerable information about Roberts in our files. We have numerous newspaper articles (including obituaries), a lengthy graduate Search Shortcuts paper, and a thesis from the University of Utah (1952) on him. Perhaps the most useful, however, is an eleven-page biography, a copy of which I My Photos could send you if you're interested. I'd be happy to send copies of My Attachments portions of the more extensive works if you'd like, as well. Let me know what you're interested in and where I can mail the material. Russ Taylor Supervisor of Reference Services Perry Special Collections Original Message From: wwwrun@lib.byu.edu [mailto:wwwrun@lib.byu.edu] Sent: Saturday, December 22, 2007 2:31 PM To: specialcollections@byu.edu Subject: www Form Submission Below is the result of your feedback form. It was submitted by ( ) on Saturday, December 22, 2007 at 14:30:30 type: E-mail a Librarian Question Class standing: Other Name: Ronald H. Epp, Ph.D. E-mail: eppster2@verizon.net Type of Comment: Research Question Comments: I am the recently retired Southern New Hampshire University Librarian and am writing a biography of George Bucknam Dorr, founder of Acadia National Park. The Park archives contain a letter (Jan. 2, 1903) from Eugene L. Roberts celebrating their exploration of Utah in 1902 as members of a team led by Harvard geologist William Davis. You might wish to have a copy of this letter but my purpose in writing is to ask whether you can direct me to additional biographical information about Eugene L. Roberts other than the images relating to his coaching career http://us.f842.mail.yahoo.com/ym/ShowLetter?MsgId=86_3171105_133606_2048_981_... 12/26/2007 Verizon Yahoo! Mail eppster2@verizon.net Page 1 of 5 Verizon Yahoo! Mail Verizon Central Yahoo! Search: Web Search YAHOO! Welcome, eppster2@verizon Mail Home All-New Mail Tutorials Help verizon [Sign Out, Member Center MAIL Classic Mail Contacts Calendar Notepad Mail For Mobile - Options Check Mail Compose Search Mail Search the Web Folders [Add Edit] Previous Next I Back to Messages Inbox (3) Delete Reply Forward Spam Move Draft This message is not flagged. [ Flag Message - Mark as Unread ] Printable View Sent Date: Wed, 02 Jan 2008 14:59:21 - -0700 Bulk [Empty] "Gordon Daines" Add to Address Book Trash [Empty] From: Add Mobile Alert My Folders [Hide] Subject: RE: Eugene L. Roberts Collection Eliz messages (1) To: "ELIZABETH and RONALD EPP" Member Information Mr. Epp, Ron Archives (26) I apologize that it has taken me SO long to respond to your request for Search Shortcuts information. I have been out of the office for the Christmas break. I My Photos have attached information from the BYU catalog describing the My Attachments information we have on Eugene L. Roberts. The first item is a thesis that could be requested via inter-library loan. The other four items are things held in Special Collections and would need to be used here in Provo (the University of Utah thesis might be available from them via inter-library loan). Let me know if I can get you any additional information and I will be happy to try to find it. Gordon Daines File: 0.4 Univ. 1) Eugene Lusk Roberts : an architect of physical education in the American West : 1910-1950 Romine, Jonathan N. 1/0/08. Personal Romine, Jonathan N. pen Author: I'LL Title: Eugene Lusk Roberts : an architect of physical education in the American West : 1910-1950 1/4/08. by Jonathan N. Romine. Publication 1984. info: Physical xii, 579 leaves : ill., ports. ; 29 cm. description: Dissertation Thesis (Ed.D.)-- Brigham Young University. note: Dept. of Physical Education. http://us.f842.mail.yahoo.com/ym/ShowLetter?MsgId=5975_5181285_123382_2256_8036 1/2/2008 Verizon Yahoo! Mail - eppster2@verizon.net Page 2 of 5 Bibliography note: Bibliography: leaves 385-400. Local note: BYU stacks copy is bound in two volumes. Personal Roberts, Eugene L., 1880-1953. subject: Subject term: Physical education and training--United States. 2) Papers, 1912-1972 Roberts, Eugene L., 1880-1953. Personal Author: Roberts, Eugene L., 1880-1953. Title: Papers, 1912-1972. Elec Version Note: click here to view finding aid (description (HTTP); of collection contents). URL: http://ead.lib.byu.edu:8080/Ead/ead_viewdoc.jsp? eadid=UA562.xml. Physical description: 3 boxes (1.5 linear ft.). Summary: Includes correspondence, reports, a thesis and practicum manuscripts about Roberts, and research materials for "History of BYU Physical Education, Sports, and Athletics, 1875-1901." Also includes printed programs, newsclippings, songs and poetry concerning the Timpanogos hike. Historical BYU professor of Physical Education. note: Index/Finding aid: Register available. Publications: History of BYU physical education, sports and athletics, 1875-1901 / E.L. Roberts. Corporate subject: Brigham Young University--Sports. Corporate Brigham Young University--Songs and music. subject: Conference Timpanogos Hike. subject: 3) Letters and a diary excerpt, 1890-1947 Roberts, Eugene L., 1880-1953. Personal Author: Roberts, Eugene L., 1880-1953. Title: Letters and a diary excerpt, 1890-1947. Physical description: 5 items (8 pages). Summary: Typewritten copies of letters and an excerpt from http://us.f842.mail.yahoo.com/ym/ShowLetter?MsgId=5975_5181285_123382_2256_8036... 1/2/2008 Verizon Yahoo! Mail - eppster2@verizon.net Page 3 of 5 a diary. The letters relate to Roberts' attempt to gather material to write a biography of Benjamin Cluff (1858-1948), president of Brigham Young Academy in Provo, Utah. The items include an excerpt of Cluff's diary in 1904 and letters written about him in 1890. Historical Instructor of physical education at Brigham note: Young University. Personal Cluff, Benjamin, 1858-1948. subject: Corporate Brigham Young Academy--Presidents--History-- subject: Sources. Subject Educators--Utah--Provo--History--Sources, term: Genre or Letters. Form: Genre or Diaries. Form: 4) Biography of Eugene L. Roberts Muir, Leo J. (Leo Joseph), 1880-1967. Personal Author: Muir, Leo J. (Leo Joseph), 1880-1967. Title: Biography of Eugene L. Roberts, by Leo J. Muir, editor and publisher of A century of Mormon activities in California. Physical description: 8 p. General Note: Typescript. Personal Roberts, Eugene L., 1880-1953. subject: 5) The life and educational contributions of Eugene Lusk Roberts Gregory, Marva Hodson. Personal Author: Gregory, Marva Hodson. Title: The life and educational contributions of Eugene Lusk Roberts Publication info: Salt Lake City] : University of Utah, 1952. Physical description: 185 p. : plates. Dissertation Thesis (M.S.) University of Utah. Dept. of note: Health, Physical Ed. and Recreation. http://us.f842.mail.yahoo.com/ym/ShowLetter?MsgId=5975_5181285_123382_2256_8036... 1/2/2008 Verizon Yahoo! Mail - eppster2@verizon.net Page 4 of 5 Personal subject: Roberts, Eugene Lusk, 1880-1953. Corporate subject: Brigham Young University. Subject term: Mormon Church--Missions--Germany. Subject term: Athletics--Utah. From: ELIZABETH and RONALD EPP [mailto:eppster2@verizon.net] Sent: Saturday, December 22, 2007 3:02 PM To: Gordon Daines Subject: Eugene L. Roberts Collection Dear Mr. Daines: I am the recently retired University Librarian at Southern New Hampshire University and would appreciate your assistance with a line of research. BYU coach Eugene L. Roberts wrote a letter January 2, 1903 to George Bucknam Dorr (1853-1944) expressing his appreciation for Dorr's wise counsel when they traveled together as members of a geological expedition to the Southwest led by Dorr's Harvard colleague, William Davis. In this two page typescript letter, Roberts describes in some detail "our Arizona excursion," asks for information on Dorr's Canadian trip, and claims that he is "indebted" to Dorr--for becoming "more earnest in my efforts and have higher ideals in life." He discusses as well his studies and teaching of physical culture. George Bucknam Dorr at this time was beginning to assemble properties on Mount Desert Island in Maine. Within the next decade his conservation leadership would result in the establishment of the Sieur de Monts National Monument which would later become Acadia National Park where he was its first Superintendent. I would appreciate your assistance in identifying biographical information on Eugene L. Roberts, including details about his career at BYU--frankly, any data that would better enable me to understand their relationship. Would you have any information in hand regarding his parents and/or children. I ask because Roberts mentions that "my father wrote that he had a short visit with you[Dorr]." I recently found the Roberts letter in the unprocessed historical administrative manuscripts at the Sawtelle Research Center at Acadia National Park--I can send you a copy if you wish. I know of no response from Mr. Dorr With best wishes for the New Year, http://us.f842.mail.yahoo.com/ym/ShowLetter?MsgId=5975_5181285_123382_2256_8036... 1/2/2008 [Extract from "An Autobiography by Eugene L. Roberts] 425 I take an extended trip with Harvard University explorers. Two years after the Academy expedition, I had the good fortune to be invited to join a party of Harvard University students of geology for a seven-week trip to the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River in Northern Arizona. These students were led by Dr. William Morris Davis, a world authority on Geology. Accompanying the scientists merely as observers and students of "scenery" were Guss Cobb and George B. Dorr of Boston. I was the guest of Mr. Dorr, a world traveler. My expenses were all paid. My good fortune was the unexpected outcome from a few conversations Mr. Dorr and I had with each other at the Roberts Hotel while the Bostonian waited for Dr. Davis to complete a series of lectures he was giving at the Brigham Young University Summer School. To me, the seven-week trip was a short course in nature appreciation, scenic grandeur, geological wonders, desert biology, and incidentally, New England culture. Much of the time, I rode with Mr. Dorr while the geology students and Dr. Davis studied geological phenomena - especially the Hurricane Fault. Mr. Dorr called my attention to the beauty of the desert landscape, the purple hazes, the brilliant sunsets, the savage grandeur of barren mountains sculptured into grotesque shapes. He led me to observe the fierce struggle going on between desert plants and desert animals fighting for life sustaining moisture. He told me the story of evolution - not a good story for a Mormon to hear. Imagine the reaction of my Mormon parents when I relayed the great drama to them. I shall always be grateful to the Bostonian Bachelor, George B. Dorr, for guiding me into a new world. I have tried to repay him as will be shown later in story. my [Not found] I re-enter Brigham Young Academy. After returning from the Central and South American Exploring Expedi- tion, I enrolled once more at the Academy. The Mormon Church had abandoned football and had refused to allow its educational institutions to include the sport in their athletic programs. This was done in the Fall of 1900. I took the initiative in organizing an "out-law" eleven which we called the "Provo Team" even though the players were nearly all Academy students, and the uniforms belonged to the school. Campus Photographs : Item Viewer Page 1 of 1 Digital Collections Home Browse Advanced Search Preferences My Favontes BYU CAMPUS PHOTOGRAPHS Add To Favorites Reference Url Back To Results : Previous Next QQ 15.5% [Gymnastics class, 1910] Brigham Young University Lee Library University Archives: UAP2 Call Number UAP 2 Folder 082 Photographer Unknown Title [Gymnastics class, 1910] Description The men of this gymnastics class of about 1910, taught by Eugene L. Roberts (back row, center), wore knee breeches of toreador style (some made of velvet), oxfords, and long stockings held in place by garters. Edition Electronic reproduction Publisher Original Brigham Young University Date Original 1910 Date of Photographic ca. 1970-1975 Print Publisher Digital Brigham Young University Date Digital 2005-01 Physical Description Gelatin Silver; 24.2 X 18.9 cm. (9 1/2 x 7 7/16 in.) Medium Gelatin Silver Dimensions 24.2 X 18.9 cm. (9 01/2X77/16 in.) Holding.Institution Brigham Young University (Owning Institution) Subject Gymnastics Roberts, Eugene L., 1880-1953--Photographs Personal Names Roberts, Eugene L., 1880-1953--Photographs Topics Gymnastics Geographic Place Names Provo (Utah) Subject Category Brigham Young University--History Brigham Young University--Students Brigham Young University--Athletics Genre Photographs Group portraits Historic Time Frame Brimhall Era 1904-1921 Citation Brigham Young University 1000 views of 100 years, 82 top left Relation (Collection) BYU Photographs 1000 Views for 100 Years Provenance The Brigham Young University Archives at the L. Tom Perry Special Collections in the Harold B. Lee Library at Brigham Young University. 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Roberts organized many other hikes in addition to the Timpanogos hike, including the "autumn leaf hike," winter hikes, and summer hikes, such as this one along the Provo River in 1912. The ladies wore bloomers, big straw hats, and high button shoes, while some of the gentlemen dressed up in suits and ties and sailor straw hats. Edition Electronic reproduction Publisher Original Brigham Young University Date Original 1912 Date of Photographic ca. 1970-1975 Print Publisher Digital Brigham Young University Date Digital 2005-01 Physical Description Gelatin Silver; 24.1 X 15.3 cm. (9 91/2x6in.) Medium Gelatin Silver Dimensions 24.1 x 15.3 cm. (9 1/2 X 6 in.) Holding.Institution Brigham Young University (Owning Institution) Subject Hiking--Utah Topics Hiking--Utah Geographic Place Names Provo River (Utah) Subject Category Brigham Young University-History Brigham Young University--Students Genre Photographs Group portraits Historic Time Frame Brimhall Era 1904-1921 Citation Brigham Young University 1000 views of 100 years, 78 top right Relation (Collection) BYU Photographs 1000 Views for 100 Years Provenance The Brigham Young University Archives at the L. Tom Perry Special Collections in the Harold B. Lee Library at Brigham Young University. 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Roberts (center) two high jumpers of world fame, Alma Richards, left, gold medal winner in the 1912 in Parowan, Utah, cleared the bar at 6 ft. 4 in. at the 1912 Olympics in Stockholm and received the gold medal from King Gustavus V. The versatile athlete then won the shot put at the French Games at Rheims, the high jump and shot put in the French Sports Clubs Games at Paris, the Penn Relays high jump (1913), the high jump and broad jump at the International Collegiate games in Chicago (1913), the decathlon at the National AAU Championships at Chicago (1913), and scores of other honors. He was commissioned a lieutenant in World War I, and in the American Expeditioanry Forces Championships in Paris in 1919, he won the high jump and the standing broad jump; he won second in the triple jump and third in the broad jump. He studied at Cornell at at the University of Southern California and was admitted to the bar, but he taught high school for thirty-one years. He was elected to the Helms Hall of Fame and was named Utah athlete of the century, 1850-1950. He died in 1963 at Long Beach. Larson, born in 1892 in St. George, Utah, won the Utah Collegiate State Meet and the Far West Meet in San Diego in 1916; and in 1917 he jumped 6 ft. 6 in. at BYU, unofficially. He broke the world collegiate record at the Penn Relays in Philadelphia at 6 ft 5 3/8 in. The victory called for a parade in Provo, a celebration, and a dinner sponsored by the Commercial Club at the Roberts Hotel. In 1918, Larson won the high jump in the U.S. Championships in Madison Square Garden, New York. He won the bigh jump, the running broad jump, the low hurdles, the high hurdles, and the pole vault and placed second in the 100-yard dash in Texas. That year he entered the U.S. Army Air Corps and was commissioned first lieutenant and made the athletic instructor of Squadron 39. In 1919, he took first place in the high jump (6 ft. 4 in.) in the Inter-Allied Games in Pershing Stadium, Paris, the same year Richards was winning medals in the U.S. Expeditionary Force Championships. Also at BYU that year he won first place in eight events at a collegiate meet. In 1920 Larson jumped 6 ft. 8 in., setting a new world record, which he broke in 1924 with a leap of 6 ft. 1/2 in. (The world record in 1974 was 7 ft. 6 1/4 in.) Larson taught high school for many years and was a prominent AAU and Olympic official. He died in Salt Lake City in 1952 and was named to the Utah Hall of Fame on November 20, 1974. Edition Electronic reproduction Publisher Original Brigham Young University Date Original ca. 1910 Date of Photographic ca. 1970-1975 Print Publisher Digital Brigham Young University Date Digital 2005-01 Physical Description Gelatin Silver; 16.4 x 23.9 cm. Medium Gelatin Silver Dimensions 16.4 X 23.9 cm. (6 1/2 X 9 7/16 in.) Holding.Institution Brigham Young University (Owning Institution) Subject Roberts, Eugene L., 1880-1953--Photographs Richards, Alma, 1890-1963--Photographs Larson, Clinton, 1892-1952--Photographs Personal Names Roberts, Eugene L., 11880-1953--Photographs Richards, Alma, 1890-1963--Photographs Larson, Clinton, 1892-1952--Photographs Subject Category Brigham Young University--History Brigham Young University--Students Brigham Young University--Athletics Genre Photographs Group portraits Historic Time Frame Brimhall Era 1904-1921 Citation Brigham Young University : 1000 views of 100 years, 80 top left http://contentdm.lib.byu.edu/cdm4/item_viewer.php?CISOROOT=/BYUPhotos&CISOP. 12/22/2007 Campus rnotographs : nem y viewer Page I of I Digital Collections Home Browse Advanced Search Preferences : My Favontes BYU CAMPUS PHOTOGRAPHS Add To Favorites Reference Url Back To Results Previous Next [15.3% [Eugene L. Roberts and baseball team, 1915] Brigham Young University Lee Library University Archives: UAP Call Number UAP 2 Folder 079 Photographer Brigham Young University. News Bureau Title [Eugene L. Roberts and baseball team, 1915] Description Coach Eugene L. Roberts (second from left, top) posed with his 1915 baseball team at the old grandstand, about where the Joseph Smith Memorial Building is now located. Edition Electronic reproduction Publisher Original Brigham Young University Date Original 1915 Date of Photographic ca. 1970-1975 Print Publisher Digital Brigham Young University Date Digital 2005-01 Physical Description Gelatin Silver; 24.5 X 19.2 cm. (9 11/16 6x79/16in.) Medium Gelatin Silver Dimensions 24.5 X 19.2 cm. (9 11/16 x 7 9/16 in.) Holding.Institution Brigham Young University (Owning Institution) Subject Brigham Young University--Baseball Baseball Teams Grandstands Roberts, Eugene L., 188o-1953--Photographs Joseph Smith Memorial Building (Salt Lake City, Utah) Personal Names Roberts, Eugene L., 880-1953--Photographs Topics Baseball Teams Grandstands Brigham Young University--Baseball Geographic Place Names Provo (Utah) Subject Category Brigham Young University--History Brigham Young University--Athletics Genre Photographs Group portraits Historic Time Frame Brimhall Era 1904-1921 Citation Brigham Young University 1000 views of 100 years, 79 bottom Relation (Collection) BYU Photographs 1000 Views for 100 Years Provenance The Brigham Young University Archives at the L. Tom Perry Special Collections in the Harold B. Lee Library at Brigham Young University. 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