Box 01
     Container 
  
Contains 26 Results:
General correspondence between commissioner, league presidents, and corporations, 1935-1968
     File  — Box: 01, Folder: 01
  
Scope and Contents
              From the Collection:
             This collection details the history of the early onset of broadcasting games via television. The resistance by some and the potential of this new market by others.  Includes the legal aspects, territorial rights, advertisement restrictions, the 	distribution of shares, and how this compares to radio broadcasting. Included are executed agreements, National League team petitions on World Series shares 	distribution preferences. Correspondence relating to “Monday Night 	Baseball”, “Game of the...
          
      
          Dates: 
        1935-1968
      
      
   Correspondence re: radio broadcasts, 1932-1933
     File  — Box: 01, Folder: 02
  
Scope and Contents
              From the Collection:
             This collection details the history of the early onset of broadcasting games via television. The resistance by some and the potential of this new market by others.  Includes the legal aspects, territorial rights, advertisement restrictions, the 	distribution of shares, and how this compares to radio broadcasting. Included are executed agreements, National League team petitions on World Series shares 	distribution preferences. Correspondence relating to “Monday Night 	Baseball”, “Game of the...
          
      
          Dates: 
        1932-1933
      
      
   Radio broadcasting privileges, AL cities, 1933-1935
     File  — Box: 01, Folder: 03
  
Scope and Contents
              From the Collection:
             This collection details the history of the early onset of broadcasting games via television. The resistance by some and the potential of this new market by others.  Includes the legal aspects, territorial rights, advertisement restrictions, the 	distribution of shares, and how this compares to radio broadcasting. Included are executed agreements, National League team petitions on World Series shares 	distribution preferences. Correspondence relating to “Monday Night 	Baseball”, “Game of the...
          
      
          Dates: 
        1933-1935
      
      
   Correspondence, bulletins, radio broadcasts, 1935-1936
     File  — Box: 01, Folder: 04
  
Scope and Contents
              From the Collection:
             This collection details the history of the early onset of broadcasting games via television. The resistance by some and the potential of this new market by others.  Includes the legal aspects, territorial rights, advertisement restrictions, the 	distribution of shares, and how this compares to radio broadcasting. Included are executed agreements, National League team petitions on World Series shares 	distribution preferences. Correspondence relating to “Monday Night 	Baseball”, “Game of the...
          
      
          Dates: 
        1935-1936
      
      
   Radio broadcasting privileges, AL cities, 1936
     File  — Box: 01, Folder: 05
  
Scope and Contents
              From the Collection:
             This collection details the history of the early onset of broadcasting games via television. The resistance by some and the potential of this new market by others.  Includes the legal aspects, territorial rights, advertisement restrictions, the 	distribution of shares, and how this compares to radio broadcasting. Included are executed agreements, National League team petitions on World Series shares 	distribution preferences. Correspondence relating to “Monday Night 	Baseball”, “Game of the...
          
      
          Dates: 
        1936
      
      
   Correspondence, General Mills, Inc., 1936 April-May
     File  — Box: 01, Folder: 06
  
Scope and Contents
              From the Collection:
             This collection details the history of the early onset of broadcasting games via television. The resistance by some and the potential of this new market by others.  Includes the legal aspects, territorial rights, advertisement restrictions, the 	distribution of shares, and how this compares to radio broadcasting. Included are executed agreements, National League team petitions on World Series shares 	distribution preferences. Correspondence relating to “Monday Night 	Baseball”, “Game of the...
          
      
          Dates: 
        1936 April-May
      
      
   AL teams to AL president re: sell broadcasting rights outside of home territory, 1937 February
     File  — Box: 01, Folder: 07
  
Scope and Contents
              From the Collection:
             This collection details the history of the early onset of broadcasting games via television. The resistance by some and the potential of this new market by others.  Includes the legal aspects, territorial rights, advertisement restrictions, the 	distribution of shares, and how this compares to radio broadcasting. Included are executed agreements, National League team petitions on World Series shares 	distribution preferences. Correspondence relating to “Monday Night 	Baseball”, “Game of the...
          
      
          Dates: 
        1937 February
      
      
   NL Radio Broadcasting Bulletin, 1942
     File  — Box: 01, Folder: 08
  
Scope and Contents
              From the Collection:
             This collection details the history of the early onset of broadcasting games via television. The resistance by some and the potential of this new market by others.  Includes the legal aspects, territorial rights, advertisement restrictions, the 	distribution of shares, and how this compares to radio broadcasting. Included are executed agreements, National League team petitions on World Series shares 	distribution preferences. Correspondence relating to “Monday Night 	Baseball”, “Game of the...
          
      
          Dates: 
        1942
      
      
   Correspondence re: Bill Stern's broadcast (of March 27), 1943 April
     File  — Box: 01, Folder: 09
  
Scope and Contents
              From the Collection:
             This collection details the history of the early onset of broadcasting games via television. The resistance by some and the potential of this new market by others.  Includes the legal aspects, territorial rights, advertisement restrictions, the 	distribution of shares, and how this compares to radio broadcasting. Included are executed agreements, National League team petitions on World Series shares 	distribution preferences. Correspondence relating to “Monday Night 	Baseball”, “Game of the...
          
      
          Dates: 
        1943 April
      
      
   Televised games - clubs, stations, sponsors; play-by-play announcers, 1947
     File  — Box: 01, Folder: 10
  
Scope and Contents
              From the Collection:
             This collection details the history of the early onset of broadcasting games via television. The resistance by some and the potential of this new market by others.  Includes the legal aspects, territorial rights, advertisement restrictions, the 	distribution of shares, and how this compares to radio broadcasting. Included are executed agreements, National League team petitions on World Series shares 	distribution preferences. Correspondence relating to “Monday Night 	Baseball”, “Game of the...
          
      
          Dates: 
        1947
      
      
   