Inventory of the Colby E. "Babe" Slater Collection D-394
1873-1882 | University of California students at Berkeley played informal disorganized "football" games against each other and local high school teams. |
1882 | Rugby enthusiasts from the San Francisco Bay Area converted the University of California to the game of rugby. |
1883-1885 | The University of California continued to play Bay Area rugby clubs, improved greatly, and was soon defeating most teams. |
1886 | The University of California's first head football coach, O. S. Howard, brought the game of American gridiron football from the East Coast to the Berkeley campus. American football immediately became popular in California. |
1889 | July 9. Brother, J. Herbert Slater was born to Louise and John Slater. |
1891 | Feb. 7. Sister, Marguerite Slater was born to Louise and John Slater. |
1894 | Jan. 23. Brother, Norman B. Slater was born in San Francisco to Louise and John Slater. |
1896 | April 30. Colby E. "Babe" Slater was born in Berkeley to Louise and John Slater. |
The first modern Olympic Games were held in Athens, Greece. | |
1900 | Rugby was on the program for the second Olympic Games in Paris. Great Britain, France, and Germany sent rugby teams. The French won the gold medal. |
1906 | The University Farm, a branch of the University of California's College of Agriculture, was established in Davis, California. |
Due to the brutal nature of American football, its burgeoning professionalism, and fighting between University of California and Stanford University fans, as well as President Theodore Roosevelt's censure of the game, high schools, colleges, and universities in California dropped American football in favor of rugby. | |
Circa 1906-1914 | Bay Area fans became more and more interested in rugby. As many as 26,000 flocked to big games between the University of California and Stanford University. |
1908 | Jan. 8. Father, John Slater died. |
1909 | January. Formal instruction began at the University Farm School in Davis. The University Farm offered a three-year course in the principles and practices of agriculture. |
Virginia Cave (later Mrs. Colby E. "Babe" Slater) was born in Clarksburg, California. | |
1910-1914 | The earliest University Farm School teams played rugby but called it football. |
1911, 1912 | Babe Slater led the Berkeley High School rugby team to Bay County League championships, the Northern California title, and the State title. Brother, Norman B. Slater played half back on the team. |
1914 | January. Three female students (the first at the University Farm School) arrived from Berkeley to spend a few months on the Farm. One of them was Babe Slater's sister, Marguerite Slater. |
June 28. Sarajevo. In an act that led to the First World War, Gavrilo Princip assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to the throne of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. | |
July-August. Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia, Russia, and Belgium. Germany declared war on Russia, and after Germany demanded from Belgium free passage for German troops, Germany declared war on France. Great Britain declared war on Germany after Germany invaded neutral Belgium. | |
August-September. British forces crossed to France in an attempt to halt the German advance. French and British troops pushed the Germans back at the first battle of the Marne. Then the French marched north to beat the Germans in a race to control vital ports in the British Channel. The enemies established stable battle positions, creating the "Western Front," a solid line of opposing trenches that stretched from the Channel to near Nancy, France. | |
1914-1917 | Babe Slater left Berkeley High School to attend the University Farm School at Davis. He starred in rugby, football, basketball, and baseball. He served as Basketball Team Captain, Junior Class President, House Manager for the Calpha Fraternity, Thanksgiving Day Special Chairman, Picnic Day Parade Chairman, and Picnic Day General Chairman. |
1915 | February. Germany proclaimed a war zone around the British Isles. |
May 7. Lusitania, a British luxury passenger liner traveling from the United States was sunk off the coast of Ireland by a German submarine. Almost 1,200 civilians were killed, including 128 Americans. | |
Autumn. California's high schools, colleges, and universities started playing American football again. Rugby's popularity began to die out in America. | |
Autumn. The University Farm School stopped playing rugby in favor of American football. Slater was one of only eighteen men from a student body of 296 who reported for the University Farm's first American football team. | |
1916 | February-December. The Germans launched an offensive against the French at Verdun. Losses on both sides were heavy--about a million men. No strategic advantages were gained by either side. |
April. The United States threatened to sever diplomatic ties unless Germany changed its method of submarine warfare. | |
July-November. The British conducted an offensive along the Somme River at the Western Front, but suffered their heaviest losses without making substantial gains. | |
1917 | January. Germany announced that their submarines would sink all ships belligerent or neutral. The United States broke off relations with Germany. |
March 18. German submarines sank three American ships. | |
April 6. The United States declared war on Germany. | |
May. The United States House and Senate passed a selective service bill in order to recruit a large army and spread the obligation to serve among all qualified men age twenty-one to thirty. | |
May 18. After completing a prescribed three-year course in agriculture, Slater graduated from the University Farm School. | |
Early June. Over nine million American men including Slater registered for the draft. | |
July-November. Enduring extremely rainy and muddy conditions, British forces conducted an offensive against German lines near Ypres, Belgium. There were heavy casualties. Finally, Canadian troops captured the village of Passchendaele. | |
Sept. 23. Slater joined the United States Army. He served with the Medical Corps in France during the First World War. | |
October-November. The Eastern Front had collapsed along with the Russian Army. After the October Revolution, the Bolsheviks took power in Russia and began to negotiate with Germany for peace. This allowed Germany to concentrate on the Western Front. | |
Nov. 1. Slater was promoted to Corporal. | |
1918 | Spring. German forces launched a major offensive on the Western Front. Allied lines manned by war-weary French and British troops crumbled. |
Circa May. A crowd assembled in Woodland, California at the Southern Pacific depot to see off the Yolo County "Liberty Boys." Slater led the group of forty-two boys, who entrained for Camp Lewis, American Lake, Washington to begin intensive training for war. | |
May-June. Germans pushed the French back to the Marne River, close to Paris. American troops stopped the Germans at Chateau Thierry. | |
June 27. American soldiers, including Slater, left Camp Lewis by train. Along the route to New York, townspeople cheered the troops and gave them candy and cigarettes. | |
July 3-11. Slater was based at a camp in New York, and he visited New York City before being sent to war. | |
July 12. Slater's company sailed from New York on the S.S. Olympic. The enlisted men endured poor conditions aboard the ship. | |
July 19-20. Slater's company arrived at Southampton, England. | |
July 21-25. Slater's company was at a rest camp in Cherbourg, France. | |
July-August. Germans struck at a sector of the Marne between Rheims and Soissons. Americans helped to turn the attack and participated in the French counteroffensive that cleared out the sector. | |
July 26-Aug. 24. Slater's company was based at St. Nazaire, France. General Pershing inspected the camp. | |
Aug. 28-Sept. 6. Slater's company was based at Nogent, France. | |
September-October. Meuse-Argonne offensive. The Allies pushed through German lines. Costly, but crucial American victories near St. Mihiel, Verdun, and Sedan as well as French and British successes routed the Germans and all but defeated their army. The Germans were driven out of France, and the Allies advanced into Belgium. | |
Sept. 26-Oct. 4. Slater's company moved through Avocourt, Very, and Epionville, evacuating wounded soldiers to hospitals. They spent six terrible days under heavy shellfire and attack from enemy airplanes before they could leave Epionville. | |
Oct. 13-17. Slater's company was at Revigny, France. | |
Oct. 19-25. Slater's company was at Boesinghe and Ypres, Belgium. Slater noted that Ypres was "shot up pretty badly." | |
Oct. 25. Slater's company spent the day hiking from Ypres to Roulers. Slater noted that they passed by, "nothing but devastated country--worse than the imagination could ever stretch it--for miles and miles all that could be seen was torn-up ground that resembled a choppy sea with great tanglements of barbed wire and railroad tracks." | |
Oct. 25-30. Slater's company was at Roulers, Belgium. | |
Oct. 30-Nov. 5. Slater's company hiked from Roulers to the Waregem area and to the front lines. They tended to the wounded and set up dressing stations. The Germans were shelling and bombing Belgium from the air. | |
Nov. 3. Slater and Jim Gregory volunteered to go to Oudenaarde to find out the status of the dressing station, which was in the City Hall. The Germans were shelling, and their airplanes were firing on troops. The bridge across the Schelde River to the German line was only about 300 yards from the City Hall. | |
Nov. 5-9. Slater's company was at Roosebeke, Belgium. | |
Nov. 9. The Kaiser abdicated. | |
Nov. 11. In the Forest of Compiegne, an armistice between the Allied forces and Germany was signed and fighting stopped. | |
Nov. 10-26. Slater's company was in Oudenaarde, where they put up a dressing station, but no patients came because hostilities had ceased. There was considerable celebration in the city over the declaration of an armistice. | |
Nov. 26-Dec. 7. Slater's company was at Izegem, Belgium. | |
December. Slater's company was based at Proven, Belgium. They took day trips around the country and often were the first to pass through devastated areas. When a group of them went to no-man's-land to gather wood, they saw: bodies of men and horses, trenches, graves, barbed wire, shells, machinery, downed airplanes, and churned up ground. They took souvenirs off of a German airplane. | |
Dec. 19. Slater received a Christmas box. | |
Dec. 24-25. Slater and other soldiers took the early train to Brussels. They got a room, had a good meal, and celebrated Christmas. Crowds cheered the Americans. | |
1919 | Jan. 4-March 23. Slater's company was based at Ceton, France. When they left, the whole population of Ceton came to see them off. |
Jan. 27. General Pershing reviewed American troops including Slater's company at Belleme, France. | |
March 24-April 7. Slater's company was near St. Nazaire at Camp Guthrie, an embarkation camp. The men underwent physical exams before sailing for America. | |
April 8-20. American soldiers including Slater were at sea on the U.S.S. Virginian. The immaculate ship was newly refitted to transport troops. | |
April 20-May 2. American soldiers including Slater returned to the United States. They docked at New York, got off a ferry at Long Island Terminal, and boarded trains for Camp Upton. Crowds cheered them wherever they went. | |
April 22-23. Slater was on leave in New York City. | |
May 2-9. Slater and other soldiers departed Camp Upton by train. After crossing the United States, they arrived in Oakland, California early in the morning, took a boat to San Francisco, were in a parade down Market Street to City Hall, and then took streetcars to the Presidio. | |
May 23. Slater's military service ended. | |
June 28. The Allied Powers and Germany signed the Treaty of Versailles and officially ended the "war to end all wars." | |
Returning veterans organized Yolo Post No. 77, American Legion, in Woodland, California. | |
Circa 1919-1926 | Slater settled in Woodland. Slater and Robert (Bob) Lockhart managed a 9,000 acre section of the Conaway Ranch, where they raised sheep, hogs, and feed. |
1920s | Slater played and coached for the football and basketball teams of the Woodland, Yolo Post No. 77, American Legion. |
1920 | Due to the popularity of American football, rugby had almost disappeared from the United States except for California. The Olympic Games Committee granted Californians permission to form the United States Olympic Rugby Team for the upcoming Olympic Games in Antwerp, Belgium. |
Slater was one of the first players chosen for the U.S. Olympic Rugby Team. The team was mainly made up of students from California universities as well as recently graduated club players. Dan Carroll, an Australian gold medalist of the 1908 games and naturalized U.S. citizen, was both player and coach for the team. | |
April-September. The Seventh Olympic Games were held in Antwerp, Belgium. The U.S. and France entered the rugby competition. As European champions, the French believed themselves to be far superior to the inexperienced U.S. team and only reluctantly consented to play the Americans. | |
June 30. The U.S. Olympic Rugby Team sailed from New York on an overcrowded Army transport ship, the Sherman, arriving in Antwerp, Belgium thirteen days later. | |
July-September. In Antwerp, the U.S. Olympic Rugby Team was housed in a converted school. Meals were served at their quarters, and buses transported the athletes to and from practice and competition. | |
Sept. 5. The rugby match between France and the U.S. was played at Antwerp Stadium. Unexpectedly, the United States beat France 8-0. The U.S. Olympic Rugby Team won the gold medal. Slater became the first University of California, Davis alumnus to win an Olympic gold medal. | |
Sept. 19-Oct. 10. The loss to the U.S. Olympic Rugby Team stunned the French government. They asked the American team to tour France and play French all-star teams. The Americans won three out of the four matches they played. | |
1923 | September. The U. S. Olympic Committee agreed to send a rugby team to the 1924 Olympic Games in Paris despite the fact that rugby had not been played competitively in the United States for almost a decade. The Committee did not provide travel funds, so players had to use their own money to get to Paris. |
1924 | Babe Slater was chosen as Captain of the United States Olympic Rugby Team. |
Brother, Norman Slater was chosen as a member of the U.S. Olympic Rugby Team. He was thirty, married, had two children, and worked in San Francisco. | |
Linn Farish of Woodland, California had played on the Stanford Rugby Team and was also chosen as a member of the U.S. Olympic Rugby Team. | |
March. The Woodland Democratorganized "The Babe Slater Friendship Fund" as a testimonial of friendship and token of the community's appreciation of the modest all-around sportsman. The Friendship Fund allowed a maximum donation of fifty cents. Slater was so popular that 510 people (including 130 grammar school boys) contributed to the fund, which was used to buy Slater a gold watch and chain, an elk's tooth charm, and a gold card and receipt case. | |
Circa March. Woodland's Yolo Post No. 77, American Legion presented Slater with a suitcase engraved with his initials and a receipt, which acknowledged that his dues were paid in full for one year. | |
Circa April 2. The U.S. Olympic Rugby Team climbed aboard the Overland Limited.They were accompanied by Charles Austin as coach and Sam Goodman, President of the Pacific Athletic Association, as manager. The twenty-three member team included seven members who were veterans of the 1920 Olympic Games. | |
April 7. The U.S. Olympic Rugby Team sailed from New York on the America. | |
Circa April 20. The U.S. Olympic Rugby Team landed at Plymouth, England. The team played three exhibition games in London against British rugby clubs in order to "get in shape" before the Paris Olympic Games. | |
April. In England, the U.S. Olympic Rugby Team was joined by Allen C. Valentine. Valentine, a Rhodes Scholar and All-American, was the only member of the team who was not from California. | |
Circa April 27. The British Olympic Association gave a dinner for the U.S. Olympic Rugby Team at the Piccadilly Hotel in London. | |
Circa April 28. The U.S. Olympic Rugby Team arrived in Paris. The team was made up of superb athletes including California football and basketball All-Americans. Many had never played rugby, but Coach Austin relied on his team's size, speed, stamina, and raw athletic ability to compensate for its technical deficiencies. | |
Circa April-May. The U.S. Olympic Rugby Team was the target of French hostility. After immigration officials mistakenly refused the team entry into France and the American players forced their way off ship and onto dry land, the French press labeled the team, "street fighters and saloon brawlers." When American rugby team members ventured outside their Paris hotel, they were insulted and even spat upon by the French. | |
Circa May. Cash and other possessions were stolen from the U.S. Olympic Team's dressing room while they were at practice. | |
May. Three teams entered the Olympic rugby competition in Paris: France, the United States, and Romania. | |
May 4. France won their rugby match against Romania, 61-3. | |
May 11. The U.S. Olympic Rugby Team defeated Romania 37-0. The French crowd booed every American score, but both the American and French press noted the lack of violence and skilled nature of American play, along with the Americans' size and fitness. | |
May 18. The U.S. Olympic Rugby Team won the gold medal by defeating France 17-3 at Colombes Stadium, which was filled with 50,000 spectators. The French rugby team was expected to easily beat the inexperienced American team. During the game, the French were devastated by American football-style tackling. The hits were within the rules of the game. The humiliating defeat of the French team angered their fans, who rioted in the stands and assaulted American supporters. The French fans threw bottles and rocks at the U.S. Olympic Rugby Team and tried to break through the tall wire fence that surrounded the playing field. Tens of thousand of hostile onlookers jeered the U.S. Olympic Rugby Team during the medal ceremony, the raising of the American flag, and the playing of the "Star Spangled Banner". After the ceremony, the U.S. Olympic Rugby Team was rescued from the rioting crowd by dozens of gendarmes. Due in part to the bad behavior of the French crowd and the lack of international participation in Olympic rugby matches, rugby was not included in future Olympic games. The French government later apologized for the behavior of the French fans, and soon after, the French press began to portray the U.S. Olympic Rugby Team as heroes. | |
May 18. A banquet was given by the French Rugby Federation at Palais D'Orsay in honor of the Olympic Rugby Games. The U.S. Olympic Rugby Team attended this official banquet. The Prince of Wales was also a guest. | |
May 19. American Friends of the U.S. Olympic Rugby Team, including Senator James D. Phelan, gave a banquet in honor of the team's Olympic victory. The banquet was held at the Inter-Allied Club of Paris. Many prominent Californians attended. Senator Phelan presented the team with medals and a statue that symbolized victory. | |
May 21. Coach Austin and eight players left Paris for Cherbourg on the first leg of their journey home. They sailed for New York on the steamship, George Washington.The rest of the U.S. Olympic Rugby Team went their separate ways. | |
Circa June 4. After traveling to Belgium and Switzerland, the Slater brothers, departed from Cherbourg and sailed for New York on the S.S. Leviathan. | |
Circa June 15. The Slater brothers returned to the San Francisco Bay Area. | |
Circa June. Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Bob) Lockhart held an open house in honor of Babe Slater upon his return to Woodland, California from the Paris Olympic Games. | |
Circa June. Slater resumed farming in Woodland. | |
1924-1925 | Dec. 25-Jan. 1. Rugby matches were held at Brockton Point, Vancouver, British Columbia. The California All-Stars (mainly made up of U.S. Olympic Rugby Team members, and including Babe Slater) beat the University of British Columbia 9-0, the "Reps" beat California 3-0, and California beat the Mainland All-Stars 15-0 in the final and deciding contest of the three game series. |
1927 | Dec. 4. Woodland's American Legion football team won the California State Championship. Woodland beat Merced 6-0 to win the Championship game, which was held at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco. Slater both played for and coached the Woodland team. |
Circa 1927 | Slater moved to Clarksburg, California. At Gus Olson's urging, he bought 100 acres of rich farming land located in the Holland Land Company subdivision at Clarksburg. |
Circa 1927-1955 | On his Clarksburg farm, Slater raised crops including: alfalfa, asparagus, barley, beet and carrot seed, dry beans, peas, safflower, sugar beets, tomatoes, and wheat. |
1928 | October. Norman Slater moved to Clarksburg in order to farm with his brother. Norman had been a mechanic for the Associated Oil Company in San Francisco. |
Circa 1930s-1960s | Slater was active in University of California, Davis groups including the Cal Aggie Alumni Association, Friends of the Davis Campus, the UC Davis Alumni Agricultural Advisory Committee, the UC Davis Alumni Scholarship Foundation, and Sword in Sandals. |
1930-1931 | May 5. The Clarksburg Community Church Council approved the building of scout cabins in Clarksburg. A committee was formed with Slater as Chairman of Construction, and the community worked together to build the cabins. |
1932 | Slater married Virginia Cave at the Clarksburg Community Church. |
1932-1933 | Slater was one of a group of Clarksburg farmers who leased a cannery in order to can and sell their asparagus crops. |
1933 | Daughter, Marilyn was born. She was the Slaters' only child. |
Circa 1946 | A committee of Clarksburg residents (including Babe and Norman Slater) with the help of the Yolo County Extension Service initiated the establishment of a fire district for Clarksburg. |
1947 | April 19. Babe Slater, Robert G. Sproul, Claude P. Hutchison, Judge Peter J. Shields, Robert (Bob) Lockhart, J. E. Coke, G. H. Hecke, and Stanley Freeborn were among the honored guests at Picnic Day on the UC Davis campus. |
Norman Slater was elected fire chief and served until retirement in 1962. Babe Slater served as a commissioner of the Clarksburg Fire Department. | |
Circa 1948 | Mother, Louise, died. |
1951 | April 14. Slater and California Governor Earl Warren were among the honored guests at Picnic Day on the University of California, Davis campus. |
Circa January. Slater was elected President of the Yolo County Farm Bureau. Over the years, he and Mrs. Slater went on many Farm Bureau trips including travel to Australia, Belgium, Germany, Japan, and Mexico. | |
1952 | January. Slater was reelected as Yolo County Farm Bureau President, and the Bureau held its 37th annual meeting in Woodland. More than 600 persons attended the business meeting and accompanying bean feed, awards presentations, and entertainment. |
December. Thirty-five Yolo County Farm Bureau members including Mr. and Mrs. Babe Slater boarded a special train at Davis, California, joining 175 northern Californians and 255 southern Californians on their way to a ten-day American Farm Bureau Federation convention in Seattle, Washington. The group also toured Victoria, British Columbia. | |
1955 | Circa May. Daughter, Marilyn graduated from the University of California, Davis. She had been a yell leader (1955), a member of the Alpha Omega sorority (1955), a member of the Cal Club (1954, 1955), Director of Reception for Picnic Day (1954), Junior Class Secretary (1954), a member of the Rally Committee (1953, 1955), Picnic Day Secretary (1953), and a homecoming princess (1952, 1953, 1955). |
August. Daughter, Marilyn married Richard McCapes in Sacramento. | |
Slater retired from farming. | |
Circa 1955 | After retirement, Mr. and Mrs. Babe Slater bought a vacation home at Dillon Beach near Bodega Bay, California. |
1956 | April 21. Slater judged the Picnic Day Parade at the University of California, Davis. |
1956, 1957 | Active in the Cal Aggie Alumni Association, Slater arranged reunions for the classes of 1916 and 1917 to be held on the University of California, Davis campus during Picnic Day. The classes of 1914 and 1915 were also invited. |
1957, 1958 | April. Mr. and Mrs. Slater were among the honored guests at Picnic day on the University of California, Davis campus. |
1961 | April. Slater, Robert (Bob) Lockhart, and other "old-timers" rode in the University of California, Davis Picnic Day Parade. They would attend a reunion of the Class of 1916. |
1965 | Jan. 30. Colby E. Babe Slater died. |
The Calpha agricultural fraternity established the Colby E. "Babe" Slater Memorial Athletic Award at the University of California, Davis. This annual award went each spring to the Davis student selected as Athlete of the Year. Associated with the award was the "Babe" Slater Perpetual Athletic Trophy. | |
Circa 1970 | Brother, Norman Slater, a longtime Clarksburg resident, moved to Sacramento. |
1973 | June 14. Babe Slater was posthumously inducted into the Woodland Athletic Hall of Fame. His wife, Virginia, accepted the award at the first annual awards dinner in Woodland. |
1980 | Oct. 10. Babe Slater was posthumously inducted into the newly formed Cal Aggies Athletic Hall of Fame at the University of California, Davis. His wife, Virginia, accepted the award at the first annual induction banquet. Chancellor James H. Meyer presented each hall-of-famer with a plaque commemorating his induction. |
1991 | Nov. 15. Mrs. Slater (Virginia Cave Slater) died. |
2003 | December. Marilyn Slater McCapes and Richard H. McCapes donated the Colby E. "Babe" Slater Collection to Special Collections at the General Library of the University of California, Davis. |
2004 | February. Marilyn Slater McCapes and Richard H. McCapes presented Intercollegiate Athletics at the University of California, Davis with Babe Slater's two Olympic gold medals. |
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Diaries Series 1 1919-1922
World War I Diary D394.1.1 June 1918-May 1919
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World War I Diary Transcript D394.1.3 June 1918-May 1919
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Conaway Ranch, Woodland (Calif.) Diary D394.1.2 1922
Correspondence Series 2 1920-1973
Bower, E. to Dagg, E. D394.2.1 April 2, 1924
? to Slater, Colby E. Babe D394.2.2 May 19, [1924]
Poston, A. J. to Scott, J. B. D394.2.20 June 11, 1924
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Slater, Colby E. Babe to Lockhart, Marilyn D394.2.3 May 4, 1948
Coke, Sterling D. to [Voorhies, Edwin C.] D394.2.4 April 2, 1956
Duffy, W. J., Jr., to Slater, Colby E. Babe D394.2.5 April 11, 1956
Spafford, F. E. to Slater, Colby E. Babe and Blossom, Bob D394.2.6 Jan. 17, 1957
Ed? to Slater, Colby E. Babe D394.2.7 March 2, 1957
Slater, Colby E. Babe and Blossom, Bob to Cal-Aggie Alumni, Class of 1917 D394.2.8 March 13, 1957
Wood, Leonard C. to Slater, Colby E. Babe D394.2.9 March 19, 1957
Duffy, W. J., Jr., to Slater, Colby E. Babe D394.2.10 March 23, 1957
Ho, Dean to Slater, Colby E. Babe D394.2.11 March 29, 1957
Seares, Fritz to Slater, Colby E. Babe D394.2.12 April 3, 1957
Bath, George H. to Slater, Colby E. Babe D394.2.13 April 8, 1957
? to Slater, Colby E. Babe D394.2.14 April 9, 1957
Ed? to Slater, Colby E. Babe D394.2.15 April 21, 1957
Class of 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, roster, compiled D394.2.16 circa 1957
Class of 1917, roster, compiled D394.2.17 circa 1957
Aggie Alumni, Sacramento, Yolo, and Solano Counties, roster, compiled D394.2.18 circa 1957
Klenhard, Dick to Slater, Virginia D394.2.19 June 6, 1973
Sproul, Robert to Slater, Colby. E. D394.2.22 undated
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Publications Series 3 1912-2004
Clippings, Picnic Day activities will soon commence D394.3.1.1 February 9, 1917
Clippings, Entire student body of University Farm will prepare campus for great influx of Picnic Day visitors D394.3.1.2 February 9, 1917
Clippings, Date of Picnic Day is officially decided D394.3.1.3 February 16, 1917
Clippings, Committee Plans Picnic Day Activities D394.3.1.4 March 2, 1917
Clipping, Students may choose committee to serve D394.3.1.5 February 16, 1917
Clipping, Plans under way for picnic day at University Farm D394.3.1.6 undated
Clippings, Picnic Day chairmen planning for great day D394.3.1.7 February 23, 1917
Clippings, "Babe Slater" appointed Picnic Day chairman D394.3.1.8 February 2, 1917
Clipping, Colby Slater, star athlete at the University Farm at Davis, will be general chairman of the annual Picnic Day at Davis this spring D394.3.1.9 February 9, 1917
Clipping, C.E. (Babe) Slater was general chairman for the highly successful Picnic Day held at the University Farm at Davis D394.3.1.10 May 8, 1917
Clippings, Undefeated football team of the University Farm D394.3.1.11 undated
University Farm Agricola: Ninth Annual Farmer's Day, April 28, 1917 D394.3.1.12 April 13, 1917
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University Farm Agricola D394.3.1.13 May 4, 1917
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University Farm Agricola D394.3.1.14 April 27, 1917
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University Farm Agricola, Agricultural Section, Ninth Annual Picnic Day edition D394.3.1.15 undated
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The Calpha Bear: Agricultural Fraternity of Calpha D394.3.1.16 1939
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Calpha Bear: Agricultural Fraternity of Calpha D394.3.1.17 1941
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Calpha Bear: Agricultural Fraternity of Calpha D394.3.1.18 1942
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Calpha Bear: Agricultural Fraternity of Calpha D394.3.1.19 1948
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Calpha Bear: Agricultural Fraternity of Calpha D394.3.1.20 1950
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Clipping, Open letter to alumni: "Hay!" Picnic Day! D394.3.1.21 undated
Clipping, Knight nixes invite, PD will survive D394.3.1.22 March 21, 1957
UCD Dimension (Fall) D394.3.1.23 1967
Clipping, Cal-Aggie alumni section D394.3.1.24 1965
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Clipping, Aggie old-timers enjoy the harmony of old favorites at a reunion dinner in Davis D394.3.1.25 1965
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Clipping, Davis Enterprise (memorial award: Herb Barker (left), president of the Cal Aggie Alumni Association, is shown presenting the (Babe) Slater perpetual athletic trophy D394.3.1.26 Monday, October 25, 1965
Clipping, UCD students prepare welcome for first alumni homecoming arrivals D394.3.1.27 1965
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Clipping, Davis prepares to welcome alumni for weekend homecoming festival D394.3.1.28 undated
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Homecoming 1965 D394.3.1.29 October 23, 1965
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Clippings, Colby E. "Babe" Slater Memorial Athletic Award D394.3.1.30 1965
Flyer, ASUCD presents Homecoming, 1965 D394.3.1.31 1965
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Clipping, Babe Slater trophy given to Aggies D394.3.1.32 October 23, 1965
Clipping, UCD students prepare for homecoming events D394.3.1.33 October 23, 1965
Flyer, The Buzzsaw (Rotary Club of West Sacramento): Chips from the Buzzsaw D394.3.1.34 November 16, 1965
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Clipping, Aggies stomp Chico State D394.3.1.35 October 1967
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Clipping, Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf, center, coach of the University of California football team, is shown with four Yolo men who made sports history for the Golden Bears D394.3.1.36 undated
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Clipping, Kin of Colby Slater bids for UCD stardom D394.3.1.37 October 25, 1974
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Clipping, Top Aggie athletes D394.3.1.38 June 10, 1978
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Clipping, Award winners Helen Nazar, Laura O'Heir, and Bo Eason [Slater Perpetual Trophy] were congratulated by Chancellor James H. Meyer D394.3.1.39 1984
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Two message slips from John L. Hardie, Alumni Affairs. One addressed to Mrs. Slater and one addressed to Mrs. McCapes D394.3.1.45 October 26, 1965
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Clippings, 'Babe' Slater, the first Aggie great D394.3.1.40 November 1972
Instant replay: football program of the University of California, Davis: Boardwalk Bowl edition D394.3.1.41 December, 1972
Instant replay: football program of the University of California, Davis D394.3.1.42 November 11, 1972
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Instant Replay: Football Program of the University of California, Davis D394.3.1.43 December 1972
Clipping, 10 inducted into Ag Hall of Fame D394.3.1.44 October 11, 1980
Book, "UC Davis Aggie Pride" featuring Babe Slater 2009
Clipping, Here is Yolo County's second increment of liberty boys D394.3.2.1 September 24, 1917
Clipping, What are we fighting for? Why are we still fighting? D394.3.2.2 October 4, 1918, October 8, 1918, October 12, 1918
Clipping, C.E. (Babe) Slater, ... , was chosen by the Yolo draft board to be captain for the next 43 men to be sent to the Army from the county D394.3.2.3 September 21, 1917
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Ons land in woord en beeld D394.3.3.1 29 Augustus 1920
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Le Miroir des sports D394.3.3.2 2 Septembre 1920
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Sporting: Journal sportif illustré D394.3.3.3 21 Septembre 1920
Le miroir des sports D394.3.3.4 30 Septembre 1920
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Le miroir des sports D394.3.3.5 14 Octobre 1920
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Sporting: Journal sportive illustré D394.3.3.6 12 Octobre 1920
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Le Sportif D394.3.3.7 9 Octobre 1920
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Clippings, French rugby fans are keyed up for contest with Americans to-day D394.3.3.8 1920
Clipping, Amerique contre sud-est de la France D394.3.3.9 1920
Clipping, American rugby team shows up well in practice; Winners: American rugby team which will meet French on Sunday at Colombes D394.3.3.10 October 8, 1920
Clipping, Les Californiens vont-ils continuer à vaincre? D394.3.3.11 1920
Clipping, Un team redoutable et redouté: l'equipe Americaine de Californie D394.3.3.12 1920
Clipping, Californiens contre selection du Sud-Ouest: en lever de rideau Sectionnistes contre Hendayais D394.3.3.13 1920
Clipping, Un match international de rugby: après une ardente bataille, les Californiens ont battu l'equipe du Sud-Ouest par 6 points a 3 D394.3.3.14 1920
Clipping, Un beau debut de la saison de rugby les Californiens vont se heurter a une Selection du Sud-Est D394.3.3.15 1920
Clipping, Match international la Californie bat le Sud-Ouest par 6 points (2 essais) a 3 points (1 essai) D394.3.3.16 4 Octobre 1920
Clipping, Les Americains battent les Toulousains par 11 points a 3 D394.3.3.17 1920
Clipping, International rugby: French team beats the U.S. by 14 points to 5 D394.3.3.18 1920
Clipping, Rugby too brutal for soldiers, say French officers D394.3.3.19 1920
Clipping, Les rugbymen Americains vaincront-ils l'equipe de France? D394.3.3.20 1920
Clipping, Americans hopeful of beating France D394.3.3.21 1920
Clipping, How many of these D394.3.3.22 February 23, 1949
Clipping, Tense moment in the international rugby match between Pan-American and Pan-French olympic teams D394.3.3.23 October 31, 1920
Clipping, Sporting: Rugby D394.3.3.24 1920
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L'Athelete: journal hebdomadaire de tous les sports D394.3.3.25 2 Octobre 1920
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Le Progress: journal republicain quotidien D394.3.3.26 20 Septembre 1920
Le Midi sportif D394.3.3.27 24 Septembre 1920
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Report of the American Olympic Committee: Seventh Olympic Games, Antwerp, Belgium, 1920 D394.3.3.28 1921
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Photocopies, Winners in a foreign game: rugby football D394.3.3.29 1921
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Photocopies, Gold medal won by United States Olympic games rugby team in Antwerp (Rugby USA, v.1 no.1) D394.3.3.30 May 1966
Clipping, "Friendship Fund," D394.3.4.1 March 11, 1924.
Clipping, What becomes of old athletes?--an answer D394.3.4.2 June 3, 1951
Clipping, Hyland fling D394.3.4.3 March 29, 1950
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Clipping, Pocketbooks, pantry shelves face controls D394.3.4.4 October 18, 1950
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Clippings, Again annex Olympic games rugby title D394.3.4.5 1924
Clipping, 50 years ago--1924 D394.3.4.6 April 16, 1974
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Clipping, Rugby's still the game of '24 Olympic winner D394.3.4.7 undated
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Clipping, Old memories rehashed as past Olympians fete Brutus Hamilton D394.3.4.8 April 11, 1952
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Clippings, The Administration: for an old rugby player D394.3.4.9 October 16, 1950
Clipping, Sports: Woodland Daily Democrat D394.3.4.10 March 10, 1924
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Clipping, Hyland fling D394.3.4.11 February 4, 1951
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Clipping, Great rugby upset in 1924 Olympics D394.3.4.12 undated
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Clipping, A war tragedy D394.3.4.13 undated
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Clipping, Sport writers hail Linn Farish: DeGroot played with U.S. champs D394.3.4.14 undated
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Clipping, Valentine for Rochester D394.3.4.15 undated
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Clippings, Wallabies score 37-0 rugby win D394.3.4.16 undated
Clipping, Hyland fling D394.3.4.17 April 24, 1953
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Clipping, Farish great hero of war D394.3.4.18 undated
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Clipping, Good old rugby D394.3.4.19 December 12, 1959
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Clipping, Linn Farish, Slaters rugby stars in 1924 D394.3.4.20 undated
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Clipping, How many do you know? D394.3.4.21 undated
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Clipping, 25 years ago D394.3.4.22 undated
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Clipping, 50 years ago--1924 D394.3.4.23 April 10, 1974
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Clipping, 50 years ago--1924 D394.3.4.24 May 20, 1974
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Clipping, 50 years ago--1926 D394.3.4.25 January 2, 1976
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Clipping, Top 100 (Sacramento Bee sports section) D394.3.4.26 November 23, 2001
Clipping, Many were star athletes in two sports (Sacramento Bee sports section) D394.3.4.27 November 23, 2001
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Clipping, Banker who kept most precious gold at home D394.3.4.28 August 12, 2004
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Clipping, Innocents abroad D394.3.4.29 undated
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Clipping, Teammates in the international Olympic games of 23 years ago met on the recent statewide tour of the Flying Farmers, Inc. of California D394.3.4.30 undated
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Clipping, Farish rated with legendary figures D394.3.4.31 undated
Hyland fling D394.3.4.32 April 20, 1953
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Hyland fling D394.3.4.33 April 28, 1953
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Hyland fling D394.3.4.34 March 7, 1948
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Hyland fling D394.3.4.35 March 13, 1948
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Clippings, Stanford greats in Woodland: De Groot, Cleveland honor Linn Farish D394.3.4.36 January 4, 1945
Clipping, Immortal 'Babe' in Hall of Fame D394.3.4.37 June 12, 1973
Clipping, Aussies vie today in rugby battle D394.3.4.38 March 14, 1948
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Clipping, San Francisco: nine o'clock news: the late Lieutenant Colonel Linn Farish, whose death was in an airplane accident September 10 was recently announced D394.3.4.39 undated
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Clipping, Skyscraper passes may prove undoing for McColl D394.3.4.40 undated
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Clipping, 50 years ago--1924 D394.3.4.41 March 26, 1974
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Clippings, Sports: our team (the Daily Democrat) D394.3.4.42 October 25, 1965
Clipping, Sportscripts D394.3.4.43 undated
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Clippings, Olympic rugby champions beat varsity on Christmas Day D394.3.4.44 undated
Clippings, Olympic rugby champions given 3-0 beating by Vancouver Rep fifteen D394.3.4.45 December 29, 1924
Clipping, Record crowd sees California win final D394.3.4.46 undated
Clipping, Olympic rugbyists triumph over U.B.C. in fast exhibition D394.3.4.47 1924
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Clipping, Mainland all stars defeated: American rugbyists excel in backfield play in 15 to 0 win D394.3.4.48 undated
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Clipping, Room for advance in rugby D394.3.4.49 undated
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Clipping, Star attraction: Morris Kirksey, famous 100 and 220 yard dash man of California who is one of the aces of the visiting Olympic Rugby Club of California D394.3.4.50 undated
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Clipping, 50 years ago--1924 D394.3.4.51 May 28, 1974
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Clipping, This Is Your Chance To Honor A True Sportsman, Babe Slater D394.3.4.52 March 6, [1924]
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Wiesbaden Official Guide: Information Respecting Baths and Treatment. Wiesbaden (Germany): Municipal Enquiry Office D394.3.5.1 1913
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Berner Oberland. Zurich: Wehrli A. G. D394.3.5.2 undated
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Handy Guide to Brussels and its Environs. Brussels D394.3.5.3 undated
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Nouvelle Carte de France. Paris: A. Taride D394.3.5.4 undated
Relief Panorama of the Rhine. Cologne (Germany): Hoursch & Bechstedt D394.3.5.5 undated
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Souvenir from Brussels: 24 Photos with Explanations in French and in English D394.3.5.6 undated
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Clippings, American Legion, Woodland (Calif.), football team D394.3.6.1 1923, 1927
Clipping, Woodland wins Legion game D394.3.6.1.1 undated
Clipping, Legion grid football game at Kezar today: Woodland and Chico will start battle at 2 o'clock this afternoon D394.3.6.1.2 December 4, 1927
Clipping, Woodland's grid title protested by Arbuckle D394.3.6.1.3 undated
Clipping, Legion gridders battle tomorrow: Merced favored slightly over Woodland in championship argument at Kezar Stadium D394.3.6.1.4 undated
Clippings, 5,000 fans watch 6-0 grid battle: Merced Yellowjackets lose out in ex-service men's state championship contest D394.3.6.1.5 undated
Clipping, Woodland American Legion team in titular tilt today D394.3.6.1.6 undated
Clipping, Trains, stage to take fans to big game; Babe Slater: when the Vets have their back to the wall, the stands call for 'Babe' D394.3.6.1.7 undated
Clipping, Woodland Legion cops state gridiron title: Yolo County grid team vanquishes Merced opponents D394.3.6.1.8 December 5, 1927
Clipping, Woodland Legion beats Merced 6-0 D394.3.6.1.9 undated
Clipping, Sports: Slater will start against Merced; Spillman, flashy half-back, lost to Veterans D394.3.6.1.10 undated
Clipping, Sports: Vets' all-around play proves too much for Yellowjackets' stars D394.3.6.1.11 undated
Clipping, Sports: Woodland conquers Merced, 6 to 0, in championship battle; Babe downs set world's record; Slater leave's before banquet D394.3.6.1.12 undated
Clipping, Woodland Daily Democrat D394.3.6.1.13 November 30, 1923
Clipping, 50 years ago ... 1927 D394.3.6.1.14 December 13, 1977
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Clipping, 50 years ago ... 1927 D394.3.6.1.15 December 17, 1977
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Clipping, 50 years ago ... 1927: Babe Slater's last quarter touchdown run of two yards gave the Woodland American Legion team a 6-2 victory over Willows D394.3.6.1.16 undated
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Clipping, 50 years ago ... 1927: Woodland's American Legion football team trounced Grass Valley 30-0 before 100 fans at Beamer Park D394.3.6.1.17 undated
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Clipping, Untitled D394.3.6.1.18 undated
Clipping, Woodland legion eleven wins D394.3.6.1.19 undated
Envelope, Merced-Woodland write-ups D394.3.6.1.20 undated
Conway Ranch, Woodland (Calif.) D394.3.6.2
Clipping, Football stars are successful ranchers D394.3.6.2.1 undated
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Clipping, County can't afford to lose these 2 men D394.3.6.2.2 1924
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Clipping, Long bridge built to save marooned sheep D394.3.6.2.3 December 14, 1922
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Clipping, Long, temporary bridge saves flock of sheep D394.3.6.2.4 December 15, 1922
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Clipping, Rush to save band of 2300 marooned sheep D394.3.6.2.5 December 13, 1922
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Clipping, 9468 Infected D394.3.6.2.6 undated
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Clippings, Clarksburg (Calif.) D394.3.6.3 [1924]
Clipping, Slater buys 100 acres Clarksburg D394.3.6.3.1 undated
Clipping, Demotion foolishness D394.3.6.3.2 undated
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Clipping, Delta bill approved by Clarksburg farm group D394.3.6.3.3 February 15, 1929
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Clipping, 50 years ago--1927: Clarksburg high school will start operation for the first time next month D394.3.6.3.4 August 26, 1977
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Clipping, 25 years ago--1950: C.E. (Babe) Slater, Clarksburg farmer, was elected president of the county rural fire protection association D394.3.6.3.5 undated
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Clipping, 10 years ago--1965: Services were held for Colby E. (Babe) Slater, 68, Clarksburg farmer and one of Yolo County's all-time outstanding athletes D394.3.6.3.6 undated
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Clipping, Slater: In Clarksburg, January 30, 1965, Colby E. Slater, husband of Mrs. Virginia C. Slater of Clarksburg ... D394.3.6.3.7 1965
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Clipping, Babe Slater dies of heart attack D394.3.6.3.8 1965
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Clipping, Colby Slater funeral is set for tomorrow D394.3.6.3.9 1965
Clipping, Probate notice no. 16551: Notice of the time and place for hearing the petition to probate the last will and testament of Colby E. Slater D394.3.6.3.10 1965
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Clipping, Slater estate petition filed D394.3.6.3.11 1965
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Clipping, Yoloan's estate distributed: Judge James C. McDermott granted a final distribution of the Colby E. (Babe) Slater estate in probate court Thursday D394.3.6.3.12 November 1966
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Clipping, $23,593 Estate listed: the late Colby E. Slater, who died in Yolo County on January 30, 1965, left a partial estate valued at $23,593.67, an inventory and appraisement in the estate, filed yesterday, shows D394.3.6.3.13 1966
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Yolo County Rural Fire Protection Association D394.3.6.4
Clipping, New officers, Four of the newly elected officers of the Rural Fire Protection association of Yolo County ... are shown D394.3.6.4.1 undated
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Clipping, Visiting editors: nine foreign newspaper editors were guests of the annual demonstration and inspection of the Yolo County Fire Protection Association Saturday D394.3.6.4.2 undated
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Clipping, 10 years ago--1950 D394.3.6.4.3 undated
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[Handwritten note] D394.3.6.4.4 1950
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Clippings, Yolo County Farm Bureau (Calif.) D394.3.6.5 1952
Clipping, C.E. Slater again heads Farm Bureau D394.3.6.5.1 January 14, 1952
Clipping, C.E. Slater heads Farm Bureau; Mrs. Lester Holmes reelected; 530 attend Farm Bureau bean feed D394.3.6.5.2 January 15, 1951
Clipping, Highlights of the big F.B. fete: annual 'bean feed' is again a gala event D394.3.6.5.3 January 14, 1952
Clipping, To the winner: C.E. (Babe) Slater, left, Yolo County Farm Bureau president D394.3.6.5.4 1952
Clipping, Yolo delegation of 35 are attending national meet of Farm Bureau Federation: begins Sunday in Seattle D394.3.6.5.5 undated
Clipping, Yolo farmers retain chief; Honor 4H boy D394.3.6.5.6 1952
Clipping, Yolo farmers retain chief, cite boy for 4H Club work D394.3.6.5.7 1952
Clipping, Getting ready for the 1958 March of Dimes in the East Yolo area are C.C. (Babe) Slater (left), community chairman for the Clarksburg area D394.3.6.5.8 1958
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Clipping, 25 years ago--1951: C.E. (Babe) Slater of Clarksburg was elected president of Yolo County Farm Bureau D394.3.6.5.9 January 22, 1976
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Clipping, 25 years ago--1952: C.E. Slater (Babe) Slater of Clarksburg was reelected president of Yolo County Farm Bureau D394.3.6.5.10 January 21, 1977
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Clipping, 50 years ago--1954: Ten Yolo County Farm Bureau members will sail from New York April 2 D394.3.6.5.11 March 23, 2004
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Clipping, C.E. Slater, new Yolo County Farm Bureau president D394.3.6.5.12 [1951?]
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Clippings, Woodland (Calif.) Athletic Hall of Fame D394.3.6.6 1973
Clipping, First Woodland Hall of Fame banquet June 14: 'Babe' Slater--'prince of good fellows' D394.3.6.6.1 May 18, 1973
Clipping, First Woodland Hall of Famers inducted: Steward, Putnam selected athletes-of-the-year D394.3.6.6.2 June 15, 1973
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Clipping, Hall of Famers finds permanent home D394.3.6.6.3 January 28, 1976
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Clipping, Woodland High football coach for 27 seasons: Palmer Muhl--'Sundown' meant success D394.3.6.6.4 June 5, 1973
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Clipping, Gloria Jacobs Norton, 13 world records: she would make Annie Oakley hunt a hole D394.3.6.6.5 May 24, 1973
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Clipping, Immortal 'Babe' in Hall of Fame D394.3.6.6.6 June 12, 1973
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Clipping, Sports: 1927 Legionnaires, state grid champs; Unbeaten Vets beat Merced 6-0 in Kezar stadium for crown: D394.3.6.6.7 June 12, 1973
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Clipping, Sports: 'Buck' Baily, builder of champions; fundamentalist coached Wolves' A-B-C-D teams D394.3.6.6.8 June 6, 1973
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Clipping, Linn Farish, at best in '24 Olympic finals: scores two tries against French, WWII medal winner D394.3.6.6.9 May 29, 1973
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Clipping, Yerman surprises in trials, wins gold D394.3.6.6.10 May 22, 1973
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Clipping, Berkeley's superior heft carries team to victory D394.3.7.1 undated
Clipping, Flattering rugby win for Scots D394.3.7.2 undated
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Clipping, Scots beat France at Inverleith D394.3.7.3 January 26, 1925
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Clipping, America wins from British rugby stars: fast plays feature American--British rugby game for charity D394.3.7.4 undated
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Clipping, Daily sketch: France trounced by Scotland D394.3.7.5 January 26, 1925
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Clipping, Poet's birthplace D394.3.7.6 undated
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Clipping, "We know how to lose"--the Prince: New Zealand footballers always welcome D394.3.7.7 undated
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Clipping, Great send-off: All Blacks mobbed by London crowds D394.3.7.8 undated
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Clipping, Prince's souvenir: autographed cards sent to the All Blacks D394.3.7.9 undated
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Clipping, Probably there has never been in the history of this country so notable a gathering of sporting and athletic folk as those who at the Piccadilly yesterday attended the "farewell lunch given by the sportsmen of the Motherland to the All Blacks D394.3.7.10 undated
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Clipping, Varsity takes third game from Titans D394.3.7.11 1914
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Clipping, France fails at Inverleith: Scotland claims big victory with unsatisfactory display D394.3.7.12 January 26, 1925
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Central California farm review (Modesto, Calif.) D394.3.7.13 June 2, 1949
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Elmhurst-Brookfield journal D394.3.7.14 November 10, 1949
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Neighborhood journal D394.3.7.15 September 14, 1950
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Ephemera Series 4 1917-1980
Flyer, Picnic Day D394.4.1.1 April 28, 1917
Program, Picnic Day D394.4.1.2 April 28, 1917
Letterhead, Picnic Day D394.4.1.3 1917
Program, Cal Aggies Athletic Hall of Fame D394.4.1.5 Oct. 10, 1980
Letter from James H. Meyer announcing the 1980 University of California, Davis, Athletic Hall of Fame inductees D394.4.1.6 September 16, 1980
Suggested wording of Colby E. "Babe" Slater's University of California, Davis, Athletic Hall of Fame plaque D394.4.1.7 undated
Certificate, appointment to rank of corporal, United States Army D394.4.2.2 November 1, 1917
Certificate, Armed Forces service D394.4.2.3 November 11, 1919
Cards D394.4.3.1 1920
Certificate, United States Olympic Rugby Team D394.4.3.2 1920
Souvenir de la VII Olympiade, Anvers D394.4.3.4 1920
Equipe Nationale Des Etats Unis D'Amerique, Champions des Olumpiades d'Anvers [postcard] D394.4.3.5 1920
Print, United States Olympic Rugby Team D394.4.3.6 1920
Vll Olympiade (Anvers, Belgique), Programme General D394.4.3.8 July-September 1920
Grand Match de Rugby, Stade Toulousain contre American-Team [program] D394.4.3.9 26 Septembre 1920
Flyer, United States Olympic Rugby Team on tour of British Columbia D394.4.4.4 Jan. 1, [1925]
Receipt; membership dues for Woodland (Calif.); Lodge No. 1299; B.P.O. Elks D394.4.6.2 March 31, 1930
Program, Woodland (Calif.) Athletic Hall of Fame D394.4.6.3 June 14, 1974
Certificate of Colby E. "Babe" Slater's status as Senior Alumnus of the California Alumni Association D394.4.6.4 undated
Memorial Card from Colby E. "Babe" Slater's funeral D394.4.6.7 1965
Memorial card containing Colby E. "Babe" Slater's Berkeley Daily Gazette obituary D394.4.6.8 1965
Photographic Prints Subseries 5.1 1906-1961
Berkeley (Calif.) High School Rugby Team D394.5.1.1 1911-1912
Oakland versus Berkeley D394.5.1.1.1 October 28, 1911
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Berkeley High School Rugby Team D394.5.1.1.2 circa 1911
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Berkeley High School "Ruggers" Team Photograph D394.5.1.1.3 1912
Berkeley High School Rugby Team D394.5.1.1.4 circa 1911
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University of California, Davis D394.5.1.2 1915-1961
Picnic Day "Booster Trip" D394.5.1.2.1 1915
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Picnic Day "Welcome Arch" D394.5.1.2.2 circa 1916
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Picnic Day: Children at Play D394.5.1.2.3 circa 1916
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Picnic Day: Children Playing on Swings D394.5.1.2.4 circa 1916
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Picnic Day: Crowd Watching Parade D394.5.1.2.5 circa 1916
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Picnic Day: "Davis Band" D394.5.1.2.6 1916
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Picnic Day: Float, Modern Farm Buildings D394.5.1.2.7 circa 1916
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Picnic Day: Float with Chickens D394.5.1.2.8 circa 1916
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Picnic Day: "More Comedy" D394.5.1.2.9 1916
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Picnic Day: Horseless Carriage D394.5.1.2.10 circa 1916
Picnic Day: "One of the Student Floats" D394.5.1.2.11 1916
Picnic Day: Wagon with Livestock D394.5.1.2.12 circa 1916
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Picnic Day: Wagon with Livestock D394.5.1.2.13 circa 1916
Picnic Day: Tractor and Float D394.5.1.2.14 circa 1916
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Picnic Day: Tractor and Float, Side View D394.5.1.2.15 circa 1916
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Picnic Day: "Floats on Exhibition" D394.5.1.2.16 circa 1916
Picnic Day: Refreshment Stand D394.5.1.2.17 circa 1916
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Picnic Day: "Lunch" D394.5.1.2.18 1916
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Picnic Day: "A Little Parking Space" D394.5.1.2.19 1916
[Picnic Day?]: Crowd on Bleachers D394.5.1.2.20 circa 1916
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Picnic Day: Grand Champion Steer of 1916 International D394.5.1.2.21 1916
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Baseball Game D394.5.1.2.22 circa 1916
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Animal Husbandry Building D394.5.1.2.23 circa 1916
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Calpha Fraternity House D394.5.1.2.24 circa 1916
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Colby E. "Babe" Slater D394.5.1.2.25 circa 1916
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Colby E. "Babe" Slater D394.5.1.2.26 circa 1917
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Cal Aggie Alumni Association D394.5.1.2.27 1957
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College of Agriculture Exhibit, Junior Livestock Show D394.5.1.2.28 March 1961
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Alumni on Picnic Day D394.5.1.2.29 April 1961
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(Babe) Slater Perpetual Athletic Trophy D394.5.1.2.30 23 October 1965
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World War I D394.5.1.3 circa 1918
Four Soldiers and a Boy D394.5.1.3.1 circa 1918
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Four Soldiers and a Woman D394.5.1.3.2 circa 1918
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Four Soldiers, Seated D394.5.1.3.3 circa 1918
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Four Soldiers Wearing Gas Masks D394.5.1.3.4 circa 1918
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Four Soldiers With Shaved Heads D394.5.1.3.5 circa 1918
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Six Soldiers D394.5.1.3.6 circa 1918
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Colby E. "Babe" Slater and Other Soldiers by Building D394.5.1.3.7 circa 1918
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Colby E. "Babe" Slater in Snow D394.5.1.3.8 circa 1918
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Soldier and Man (Not in Uniform) D394.5.1.3.9 circa 1918
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Soldier by Stable D394.5.1.3.10 circa 1918
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Soldier Standing in Snow D394.5.1.3.11 circa 1918
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Soldier with Bed Roll D394.5.1.3.12 circa 1918
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Soldiers at Camp D394.5.1.3.13 circa 1918
Soldiers at Camp D394.5.1.3.14 circa 1918
Five Soldiers at Camp D394.5.1.3.15 circa 1918
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View of Camp D394.5.1.3.16 circa 1918
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Two Soldiers at Camp D394.5.1.3.17 circa 1918
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Soldiers at Railyard D394.5.1.3.18 circa 1918
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Soldiers at Railyard: View of Train D394.5.1.3.19 circa 1918
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Soldier by Building D394.5.1.3.20 circa 1918
Seven Soldiers by Building D394.5.1.3.21 circa 1918
Soldier by Building D394.5.1.3.22 circa 1918
Soldier by Building D394.5.1.3.23 circa 1918
Soldiers in Barracks D394.5.1.3.24 circa 1918
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Soldiers on Horseback D394.5.1.3.25 circa 1918
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Three Soldiers and a Woman D394.5.1.3.26 circa 1918
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Two Soldiers Bathing in Sea D394.5.1.3.27 circa 1918
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Seventh Olympic Games, Antwerp, Belgium D394.5.1.4 1920
Rugby Match: United States versus Unidentified Team D394.5.1.4.1 1920
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United States Olympic Rugby Team Group Portrait D394.5.1.4.2 1920
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United States Olympic Rugby Team Official (?) Group Portrait D394.5.1.4.3 1920
United States Olympic Rugby Team on Tour of France: United States versus Sud-Ouest at Bordeaux D394.5.1.4.4 October 1920
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United States Olympic Rugby Team on Tour of France: United States versus Sud-Ouest at Bordeaux. Players in scrum D394.5.1.4.5 October 1920
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United States Olympic Rugby Team on Tour of France: United States versus Sud-Ouest at Bordeaux. Players in scrum D394.5.1.4.6 October 1920
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United States Olympic Rugby Team on Tour of France: United States versus Sud-Ouest at Bordeaux. Players during tackle D394.5.1.4.7 October 1920
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United States Olympic Rugby Team on Tour of France: United States versus Sud-Ouest at Bordeaux. Players after tackle D394.5.1.4.8 October 1920
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United States Olympic Rugby Team on Tour of France: United States versus Sud-Ouest at Bordeaux. Players on field during match D394.5.1.4.9 October 1920
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United States Olympic Rugby Team on Tour of France: United States versus Sud-Ouest at Bordeaux. Players in scrum D394.5.1.4.10 October 1920
Photograph of rugby team including Slater (possibly 1920 Olympic Team) D394.5.1.4.11 1920?
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Eighth Olympic Games, Paris D394.5.1.5 1924-1925
Colby E. "Babe" Slater in Practice Sweater D394.5.1.5.1 March 1924
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Colby E. Slater's Passport D394.5.1.5.2 March 27, 1924
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United States Olympic Rugby team member Colby E. "Babe" Slater aboard ship D394.5.1.5.4 1924
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United States Olympic Rugby Team aboard ship D394.5.1.5.5 1924
United States Olympic Rugby Team aboard ship D394.5.1.5.6 1924
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United States Olympic Rugby Team member changes into uniform on deck of ship D394.5.1.5.7 1924
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Four members of United States Olympic Rugby Team on deck of ship D394.5.1.5.8 1924
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Three members of the United States Olympic Rugby Team on deck of ship d394.5.1.5.9 1924
United States Olympic Rugby Team members John Cunningham and William "Lefty" Rogers on deck of ship D394.5.1.5.10 1924
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Two United States Olympic Rugby Team members? D394.5.1.5.11 1924
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United States Olympic Rugby Team member Rudolph "Rudy" Scholz standing in front of Patzenhofer Bier-Hallen D394.5.1.5.12 circa 1924
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United States Olympic Rugby Team member Al Valentine D394.5.1.5.13 1924
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United States Olympic Rugby Team members Al Williams, Colby "Babe" Slater, Linn Farish, [undentified] D394.5.1.5.14 1924
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Rugby match (or practice?) D394.5.1.5.15 1924
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United States Olympic Rugby Team with Mme Luella Melius D394.5.1.5.16 1924
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Postcard of California Olympic Rugby Team in British Columbia D394.5.1.5.17 1925
California Olympic Rugby Team at Brockton Point, Vancouver, British Columbia D394.5.1.5.18 1925
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Postcard of The Lions and Burrard Inlet, Vancouver, British Columbia D394.5.1.5.19 undated
Colby E. "Babe" Slater, Al Williams, and Rene Lasserre D394.5.1.5.20 1924
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Family and Friends D394.5.1.6 1906-1961
Marguerite Slater Messenger D394.5.1.6.1 circa 1918
Colby E. "Babe" Slater D394.5.1.6.37 circa 1913
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Slater family at house on Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley, California D394.5.1.6.2 circa 1906
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Five boys D394.5.1.6.3 1910
Colby E. "Babe" Slater with friends d394.5.1.6.4 circa 1918
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Colby E. "Babe" Slater, mother Louise, and brother Norman d394.5.1.6.5 circa 1924
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Colby E. "Babe" Slater camping with the Lawlor family on the North Coast D394.5.1.6.6 prior to 1932
Colby E. "Babe" Slater sitting on log on a North Coast beach smoking a pipe D394.5.1.6.7 prior to 1932
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Colby E. "Babe" Slater sitting on log with unidentified girl on a North Coast Beach D394.5.1.6.8 prior to 1932
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Colby E. "Babe" Slater with baby daughter, Marilyn D394.5.1.6.9 circa 1934
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Virginia C. Slater (and others) sitting at a banquet table at the Palace Hotel, San Francisco, California D394.5.1.6.10 March 22, 1947
Program from the University of California Alumni Association's Seventy-ninth Annual Charter Banquet, Palm Court Palace Hotel, Saturday March 22, 1947 D394.5.1.6.11 1947
Colby E. "Babe" Slater D394.5.1.6.12 January 1952
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Colby E. "Babe" Slater D394.5.1.6.13 January 1952
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Virginia C. Slater D394.5.1.6.14 1952
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Colby E. "Babe" Slater and Virginia C. Slater passport photo D394.5.1.6.15 1954
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Colby E. "Babe" Slater D394.5.1.6.16 February 10, 1959
Colby E. "Babe" Slater and Virginia C. Slater D394.5.1.6.17 circa 1960
Colby E. Slater D394.5.1.6.19 circa 1960
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Colby E. "Babe" Slater and Norman Slater, Jr. (Babe's nephew) D394.5.1.6.20 March 1961
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Colby E. "Babe" Slater on his Clarksburg, California farm D394.5.1.6.21 March 1961
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Colby E. "Babe" Slater on his Clarksburg, California farm D394.5.1.6.22 March 1961
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Norman Slater, Jr. (Babe's nephew) D394.5.1.6.23 March 1961
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Carolyn Jensen (Babe's granddaughter) kneeling next to Slater's plaque on the Rugby Pathway of Fame, Rugby, Warwickshire, United Kingdom D394.5.1.6.24 September 25, 2004
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Carolyn Jensen (Babe's granddaughter) kneeling next to Slater's plaque on the Rugby Pathway of Fame, Rugby, Warwickshire, United Kingdom D394.5.1.6.25 September 25, 2004
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Slater's plaque on the Rugby Pathway of Fame, Rugby, Warwickshire, United Kingdom D394.5.1.6.26 September 25, 2004
Lodge at Twain Harte, California? D394.5.1.6.27 undated
People playing in the snow D394.5.1.6.28 undated
People playing in the snow D394.5.1.6.29 undated
Colby E. "Babe" Slater playing golf D394.5.1.6.30 undated
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Unidentified man playing golf [Bob Lockhart?] D394.5.1.6.31 undated
Colby E. "Babe" Slater by Government Liquor Control Board, British Columbia D394.5.1.6.32 undated
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Colby E. "Babe" Slater with Clarksburg friends in front of Gus Olson's home D394.5.1.6.33 undated
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Colby E. "Babe" Slater with Clarksburg friends in front of Gus Olson's home D394.5.1.6.34 undated
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Colby E. "Babe" Slater with Ermal Lawlor, Betty Olson, and friends d394.5.1.6.35 undated
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Colby E. "Babe" Slater with Jesse Cave and Jesse's wife Virginia Barbour Cave? D394.5.1.6.36 undated
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Family Albums and Scrapbooks (reproductions) D394.5.1.6.37
Unidentified D394.5.1.7 1924, undated
Bridge with people and automobile D394.5.1.7.1 undated
Shipyard, Europe? D394.5.1.7.2 undated
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Buildings, Europe? D394.5.1.7.3 undated
Unidentified building on river, Europe? D394.5.1.7.4 undated
Unidentified factory? on river, Europe? D394.5.1.7.5 undated
Lefèvre-Utile bakery, Nantes, France? D394.5.1.7.6 undated
Unidentified tower and homes, France? D394.5.1.7.7 undated
Equestrian statue of King Louis XIV, Versailles, France D394.5.1.7.8 undated
Unidentified buildings with scaffolding, Europe? D394.5.1.7.9 undated
Unidentified building with scaffolding and dwellings on a square, Europe? D394.5.1.7.10 undated
Cologne Cathedral D394.5.1.7.11 undated
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Cologne Cathedral D394.5.1.7.12 undated
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Cattle resting on side of a road in front of a split rail fence D394.5.1.7.13 undated
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Man standing in barn doorway D394.5.1.7.14 undated
Man posing with steer? D394.5.1.7.15 undated
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Cow standing in pasture D394.5.1.7.16 undated
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Man posing with bull D394.5.1.7.17 undated
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Man posing with steer? D394.5.1.7.18 undated
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Man posing with heifer? D394.5.1.7.19 undated
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Two men posing with a bull D394.5.1.7.20 undated
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Farm buildings D394.5.1.7.21 undated
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Latona Fountain, Versailles, France D394.5.1.7.22 1924
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Horse posed in front of a barn D394.5.1.7.23 undated
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Unidentified image of dirt road in front of a field with mountain in background D394.5.1.7.24 undated
Unidentified image of shoreline? D394.5.1.7.25 undated
Bird's-eye image of unidentified town D394.5.1.7.26 undated
Unidentified glacier? D394.5.1.7.27 undated
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Unidentified glacier? D394.5.1.7.28 undated
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Rugby match D394.5.1.7.29 undated
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Rugby match D394.5.1.7.30 undated
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Football game D394.5.1.7.31 undated
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Unidentified sailing ship D394.5.1.7.32 undated
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Unidentified ocean liner D394.5.1.7.33 undated
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Negatives Subseries 5.2 1924, undated
Colby E. "Babe" Slater, his mother Lousie, and his brother Norman D394.5.2.1 circa 1924
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Bridge with people and automobile D394.5.2.2 undated
Bridge with people and automobile D394.5.2.3 undated
Equestrian statue of Louis XIV, Versailles France and unidentified factory? on river, Europe? D394.5.2.4 undated
Unidentified buildings with scaffolding and unidentified building with scaffolding and dwellings on a square, Europe? D394.5.2.5 undated
Cattle herd D394.5.2.6 undated
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Man posing with steer? D394.5.2.7 undated
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Man posing with heifer? D394.5.2.8 undated
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Man standing in barn doorway D394.5.2.9 undated
Man posing with bull D394.5.2.10 undated
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Cow standing in pasture D394.5.2.11 undated
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Man posing with two cows D394.5.2.12 undated
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Farm buildings D394.5.2.13 undated
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Latona Fountain, Versailles and Rugby match, Paris, France D394.5.2.14 undated
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Two men standing on the east steps of the United States Capitol D394.5.2.15 undated
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Two men standing on the east steps of the United States Capitol D394.5.2.16 undated
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Two men posing in front of the west side of United States Capitol D394.5.2.17 undated
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Person wearing glasses D394.5.2.18 undated
Person wearing glasses D394.5.2.19 undated
Man with two women D394.5.2.20 undated
Man and two women D394.5.2.21 undated
Women on front porch D394.5.2.22 undated
Person on front porch of house D394.5.2.23 undated
Group of people standing by California Farm Bureau D394.5.2.24 undated
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Group of people by railroad cars D394.5.2.25 undated
Large group of people gathered in front of building D394.5.2.26 undated
Man exercising D394.5.2.27 undated
Soldiers on deck of ship D394.5.2.7.28 1918
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Big tent D394.5.2.29 undated
Three women standing next to an automobile D394.5.2.30 undated
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Little boy and girl D394.5.2.31 undated
Person holding photo D394.5.2.32 undated
Baby D394.5.2.33 undated
Man and baby D394.5.2.34 undated
Grinning man D394.5.2.35 undated
Women standing near tree D394.5.2.36 undated
Woman holding a pig D394.5.2.37 undated
Two women on stairs D394.5.2.39 undated
Woman in coat D394.5.2.40 undated
Woman reclining outdoors D394.5.2.41 undated
Woman walking D394.5.2.42 undated
Scrapbook Series 6 1924
Reproductions of scrapbook pages and newspaper clippings D394.6.1
Newspaper clippings D394.6.2 1924
Clipping, Woodland Daily Democrat. Slater friendship fund big success D394.6.2.1 March 13, 1924
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Clipping, Yolo well represented D394.6.2.2 [1924]
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Clipping, [Woodland Daily Democrat]. Community catches spirit of testimonial for Babe Slater D394.6.2.3 [1924]
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Clipping, [Woodland Daily Democrat]. 130 "kids" give coppers for their idol D394.6.2.4 [1924]
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Clipping, An appreciation of Slater, by Leander Turney D394.6.2.5 [1924]
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Clipping, Woodland Daily Democrat. Overcome by friendship testimonial, Babe Slater gets, watch, chain, charms D394.6.2.6 March 14, 1924
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Clipping, Chronicle sport editor praises movement in behalf of Babe Slater D394.6.2.7 [1924]
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Clipping, [Woodland Daily Democrat]. Sacramentoans pay respects to sportsman D394.6.2.8 March 8, 1924
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Clipping, Sacramento Union. Put and take, by Win J. Cutter D394.6.2.9 March 8, 1924
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Clipping, [San Francisco Chronicle?]. Giving Babe Slater the credit due D394.6.2.10 [1924]
Clipping, Woodland raises a purse for star footballer D394.6.2.11 [1924]
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Clipping, [Woodland Daily Democrat]. These kids pull hard for Slater D394.6.2.12 March 8, 1924
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Clipping, Fans make register jingle for Slater D394.6.2.13 [1924]
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Clipping, "Babe's" brother selected to make trip to Olympiad D394.6.2.14 [1924]
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Clipping, Monday your last day to subscribe to Slater Fund D394.6.2.15 March 8, 1924
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Clipping, Slater first on list chosen for Olympiad D394.6.2.16 [1924]
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Clipping, Slater star of game, cinches Paris trip D394.6.2.17 [1924]
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Clipping, Woodland Daily Democrat. Sacramento sports editor catches Slater germ; lauds him as "real sportsman, real man" to aid fund D394.6.2.18 March 8, 1924
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Clipping, St. Thomas Times-Journal, Canada. U.S. Olympic rugbyists enjoy brief stop here D394.6.2.19 April 6, 1924
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Clipping, [St. Thomas Times-Journal, Canada.] U.S. Olympic rugbyists send greeting to city D394.6.2.20 [April 1924]
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Clipping, Captain Slater writes D394.6.2.21 [1924]
Clipping, San Francisco Examiner. U.S. Rugby team on way to Olympic Games, by Harry M. Hayward D394.6.2.22 [1924]
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Clipping, Slater, Farrish off to Olympiad D394.6.2.23 [1924]
Clipping, Rugby football: Blackheath v. the Americans D394.6.2.24 [1924]
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Clipping, The Evening Times, London. U.S. rugby XV's first real "try-out": Olympic Games aspirants of little experience D394.6.2.25 [1924]
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Clipping, U.S. rugby team impresses French D394.6.2.26 [1924]
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Clipping, Olympic rugby team at Plymouth D394.6.2.27 [1924]
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Clipping, British premier ruggers win from Slater's Yanks; practice event 13 to 9 D394.6.2.28 [1924]
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Clipping, American loss: Harlequins win last game of tour, by Dark Blue D394.6.2.29 [1924]
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Clipping, Daily Mirror. Fright for Blackheath: America's fine Olympic rugby team only just fail at Teddington D394.6.2.30 [1924]
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Clipping, The Evening News. Curious American ruggers D394.6.2.31 [1924]
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Clipping, Americans win: Captain Babe Slaters team beats Britishers D394.6.2.32 [1924]
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Clipping, Sam Goodman wins fight for rugby picture rights D394.6.2.33 May 9, [1924]
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Clipping, Will head American ruggers against Rumania D394.6.2.34 [1924]
Clipping, Rugby football: The American players at Twickenham D394.6.2.35 [1924]
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Clipping, Britons again defeat Slater's American eleven D394.6.2.36 [1924]
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Clipping, Les deux capitaines des équipes du match de rugby France-Angleterre D394.6.2.37 [1924]
Clipping, Yesterday's rugby: American XV. beaten by 'Quins, by D.R. Gent D394.6.2.38 [1924]
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Clipping, American rugby players. Impressions at Devonport D394.6.2.39 [1924]
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Clipping, C. Slater, Capitaine de l'équipe américaine de rugby D394.6.2.40 [1924]
Clipping, [N]ews and Mercury. Plenty of pluck D394.6.2.41 April 22, [1924]
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Clipping, Mid-week pictorial. American Olympic rugby team which sailed recently for France to participate in the international athletic struggle at Paris. Several of them were members of the Olympic team of 1920 D394.6.2.42 April 17, 1924
Clipping, Les États-Unis gagnent la première victoire olympique D394.6.2.43 [1924]
Clipping, American rugby team will play Rumania today D394.6.2.44 [1924]
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Clipping, [Woodland Daily Democrat?]. Yanks' triumph causes joy here D394.6.2.45 [1924]
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Clipping, Le tournoi olympique de rugby: États-Unis contre Roumanie aujourd'hui à Colombes D394.6.2.46 [1924]
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Clipping, La mascotte des rugbymen américains D394.6.2.47 [1924]
Clipping, American rugby team D394.6.2.48 [1924]
Clipping, États-Unis contre France D394.6.2.49 [1924]
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Clipping, Les États-Unis battent la Roumanie D394.6.2.50 [1924]
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Clipping, Pour France-Amérique D394.6.2.51 [1924]
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Clipping, Roumanie-Amérique D394.6.2.52 [1924]
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Clipping, Une visite au quartier général yankee D394.6.2.53 [1924]
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Clipping, Les joueurs Américains D394.6.2.54 [1924]
Clipping, Avec le tournoi de Rugby le rideau se lève sur les Jeux Olympiques: Le match France-Roumanie D394.6.2.55 [1924]
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Clipping, C'est le pavillon étoilé qui a inauguré le mât olympique D394.6.2.56 [1924]
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Clipping, Notes sur les joueurs. États-Unis D394.6.2.57 [1924]
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Clipping, Le tournoi olympique: le match États-Unis-France D394.6.2.58 [1924]
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Clipping, Le tournoi olympique: le match États-Unis-France D394.6.2.59 [1924]
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Clipping, Le tournoi olympique: le match États-Unis-France D394.6.2.60 [1924]
Clipping, Le tournoi olympique: le match États-Unis-France D394.6.2.61 [1924]
Clipping, La victoire olympique des États-Unis sur la France D394.6.2.62 [1924]
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Clipping, Demain, à 16 heures, au Stade de Colombes: France-États-Unis? D394.6.2.64 [1924]
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Clipping, L'Amérique gagne le Tournoi Olympique contre la France D394.6.2.65 [1924]
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Clipping, Demain la France se heurtera à l'Amérique: Le Coq vaincra-t-il la bannière étoilée? D394.6.2.66 [1924]
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Clipping, American Olympic rugby players win first match abroad D394.6.2.67 [1924]
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Clipping, Battle starts in stands as players score D394.6.2.68 [1924]
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Clipping, London Times. Rugby football: Americans' victory at Olympic Games D394.6.2.69 May 19, 1924
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Clipping, [New York Herald]. Rugby game reflections D394.6.2.70 [1924]
Clipping, Crowd unfair at clean game, say officials D394.6.2.71 [1924]
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Clipping, Boos rain on Americans in spite of clean game D394.6.2.72 [1924]
Clipping, [Team photograph] D394.6.2.73 [1924]
Clipping, Chicago Tribune. Beats American at rugby game D394.6.2.74 May 19, 1924
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Clipping, American Olympic rugby team wins brilliant victory in Paris D394.6.2.75 [1924]
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Clipping, Getting into shape for victory D394.6.2.76 [1924]
Clipping, U.S. defeats rugby team to 17 to 3: Brilliant attack wins decisive victory for Americans, by Leo Brady D394.6.2.77 [1924]
Clipping, French, beaten at Rugby, beat up Americans: Players deplore acts of their own fans D394.6.2.78 [1924]
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Clipping, New Tork Times. U.S. Team is hissed by French when it wins Olympic title D394.6.2.79 1924
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Clipping, French praise U.S. rugby team D394.6.2.80 [1924]
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Clipping, American rugby players and flag hissed by Paris D394.6.2.81 [1924]
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Clipping, Herald Tribune. U.S. aroused by incident at Colombes D394.6.2.82 May 20, 1924
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Clipping, American rugby players are robbed; Paris paper criticizes their methods D394.6.2.83 [1924]
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Clipping, American Olympic victors hissed by French D394.6.2.84 [1924]
Clipping, [Woodland Daily Democrat]. Slater bringing home gold victory statue. Writes his own version of American history D394.6.2.85 May 22, 1924
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Clipping, [Woodland Daily Democrat]. "Babe" Slater returns to Woodland; is greeted by old football mates D394.6.2.86 [1924]
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Clipping, Berkeley rugby hero writes of Olympic victory D394.6.2.87 [1924]
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Clipping, San Francisco Chronicle. French sporting experts disgusted. Not fair to blame nation D394.6.2.88 May 20, 1924
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Clipping, Bobbed hair is style in France; Slater D394.6.2.89 [1924]
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Clipping, Slater, Farish go cabareting with Price of Wales. Not real spirit of France, wires Olympic chairman D394.6.2.90 May 20, 1924
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Clipping, Paris sportsmen praise Americans D394.6.2.91 [1924]
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Clipping, [Woodland Daily Democrat?]. Superiority against tempremental French D394.6.2.92 [1924]
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Clipping, U.S. rugby team is banqueted D394.6.2.93 [1924]
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Clipping, [Woodland Daily Democrat?]. Slater speaks at big victory banquet; sails for America Wednesday. French consul regrets riot of football crowd D394.6.2.94 May 20, 1924
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Clipping, At Bay meeting D394.6.2.95 [1924]
Clipping, Woodland Daily Democrat. Football and basketball attracted considerable attention from "Daddy" D394.6.2.96 1926
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Clipping, Berkeley man mentioned by French star D394.6.2.97 [1924]
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Clipping, Notes from Paris by Frederick W. Clampett D394.6.2.98 [1924]
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Clipping, Through France with the American rugby team, by "Dud" de Groot D394.6.2.99 [1924]
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Clipping, [Woodland Daily Democrat]. American flag flying over Fr[ance] D394.6.2.100 May 1924
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Clipping, [Various headlines] D394.6.2.101 May 1924
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Clipping, San Francisco Chronicle. French riot as U. S. team wins D394.6.2.103 May 19, 1924
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Clipping, Les athlètes Américains battent facilement les rugbymen Roumains D394.6.2.104 [1924]
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Clipping, Les débuts des Américains D394.6.2.105 [1924]
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Clipping, Les débuts victorieux des Américains D394.6.2.106 [1924]
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Clipping, Le match de rugby France-Amérique D394.6.2.107 19 mai 1924
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Clipping, Le match Amérique-Roumanie D394.6.2.108 [1924]
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Clipping, Slater friends given half-day more to join in friendship fund D394.6.2.109 [1924]
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Clipping, Woodland Daily Democrat. Slater elected captain of All-American rugby team; Legion pays honor D394.6.2.110 April 3, 1924
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Clipping, Fans make register jingle for Babe Slater D394.6.2.111 [1924]
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Clipping, [San Francisco Chronicle]. [Babe Slater] will head American ruggers against Rumania D394.6.2.112 May 10, 1924
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Scrapook page with seven clippings attached D394.6.2.114 [1924]
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Scrapbook page with four clippings attached D394.6.2.115 [1924]
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Rugby Match Program D394.6.3.1 April 23, 1924
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Rugby Match Program D394.6.3.2 April 26, 1924
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Olympic Games Rugby Program May 1924
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Photographs D394.6.4 1924
United States Olympic Rugby Team D394.6.4.1 1924
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United States Olympic Rugby Team at Dock D394.6.4.2 1924
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France versus United States at Colombes: The Two Captains and the Referee D394.6.4.3 May 18, 1924
France versus United States at Colombes: United States Team Photograph D394.6.4.4 May 18, 1924
France versus United States at Colombes: Players Running on Field D394.6.4.5 May 18, 1924
France versus United States at Colombes: Players Jumping for Ball D394.6.4.6 May 18, 1924
France versus United States at Colombes: Players Lined up on Field D394.6.4.7 May 18, 1924
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France versus United States at Colombes: Players Lined up on Field D394.6.4.8 May 18, 1924
France versus United States at Colombes: Players Running on Field D394.6.4.9 May 18, 1924
France versus United States at Colombes: Players Jumping for Ball D394.6.4.10 May 18, 1924
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France versus United States at Colombes: Players Running on Field D394.6.4.11 May 18, 1924
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France versus United States at Colombes: Players Mid-Pass D394.6.4.12 May 18, 1924
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France versus United States at Colombes: Players Mid-Pass D394.6.4.13 May 18, 1924
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France versus United States at Colombes: Long-Distance View of Players Running on Field D394.6.4.14 May 18, 1924
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France versus United States at Colombes: Players During Pass D394.6.4.15 May 18, 1924
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France versus United States at Colombes: Players in Scrum D394.6.4.16 May 18, 1924
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France versus United States at Colombes: Players During Pass D394.6.4.17 May 18, 1924
France versus United States at Colombes: Players After Pass D394.6.4.18 May 18, 1924
France versus United States at Colombes: Player Running with Ball D394.6.4.19 May 18, 1924
France versus United States at Colombes: Players Rushing for Ball D394.6.4.20 May 18, 1924
France versus United States at Colombes: Players Jumping for Ball D394.6.4.21 May 18, 1924
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France versus United States at Colombes: Players in Scrum D394.6.4.22 May 18, 1924
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France versus United States at Colombes: Players Running on Field D394.6.4.23 May 18, 1924
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France versus United States at Colombes: Players Jumping for Ball D394.6.4.24 May 18, 1924
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France versus United States at Colombes: Player Running with Ball D394.6.4.25 May 18, 1924
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France versus United States at Colombes: Players on Field D394.6.4.26 May 18, 1924
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France versus United States at Colombes: Players After Tackle D394.6.4.27 May 18, 1924
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France versus United States at Colombes: Players Running as a Group D394.6.4.28 May 18, 1924
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France versus United States at Colombes: Players in Scrum D394.6.4.29 May 18, 1924
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France versus United States at Colombes: Players in Scrum D394.6.4.30 May 18, 1924
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U.S. Olympic Rugby Team in [London?] D394.6.4.31 1924
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Scrapbook covers D394.6.5 1924
Correspondence D394.6.6 1924
Letter from Colby E. "Babe" Slater to his Mother D394.6.6.1 May 6, 1924
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Letter from Norman Slater to sister Marguerite D394.6.6.2 May 12 1924
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Letter from Colby E. "Babe" Slater to his brother-in-law A.P. Messenger D394.6.6.3 May 26, 1924
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Letter from Colby E. "Babe" Slater to his sister Marguerite D394.6.6.4 June 22, 1924
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Chain and charms D394.7.1 1912-1928
Medal, "VII Olympiad, Anvers" D394.7.2 1920
Medal, Pacific Association Championship, American Legion Basketball Team D394.7.3 1922
Elk's tooth charm, Woodland (Calif.) Lodge no.1299 D394.7.4 [1924]
Card/receipt case D394.7.5 [1924]
Medal, "Olympic Games, Paris , Colby E. Slater, Captain" D394.7.6 1924
Medal with ribbon, "Officiel, C. O. F., VIII Olympiade, Paris" D394.7.7 1924
Medal, "Concurrent, C. O. F., VIII Olympiade, Paris" D394.7.8 1924
Medal, "VIII Olympiade, Paris" D394.7.9 1924
Medal with ribbon, "On behalf of the City of New York to the victorious American athletes on their return from the Olympic Games" D394.7.10 1924
Medal, "Aeros Sport" D394.7.11 undated
Charm, Cal Aggie Alumni Association, University of California, Davis D394.7.12 undated
Name tag, Yolo County Farm Bureau D394.7.13 circa 1952
Pennant with Olympic Rings D394.7.14 circa 1924
Frame D394.7.15 undated
Metal plates from German aircraft D394.7.16 circa 1918
Ribbon, "California" D394.7.17 undated
Watch D394.7.19 undated
Gift trophy to "C.E. Slater" for efficient leadership as 1917 General Chair of Picnic Day D394.7.20 1917
U.S. Rugby Hall of Fame ring presented to C.E. Slater in 2013, Houston, TX D394.7.21 2013
Framed Olympic Diploma D394.7.22 1920
Framed Olympic Diploma D394.7.23 1924
Berkeley High School Hall of Fame framed plaque for "Colby 'Babe' Slater" D394.7.25 undated
Medal Case and Mailing Box D394.7.26 1931?
California Alumni Association Card D394.7.28 6 November 1950
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Addenda Series 9 2017
City of Berkeley Ordinance #464 N.S. Landmark Application: Captain John Slater House, 1335 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94709 D394.9.1 January 26, 2017
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