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Overview This collection contains photographs and baseball cards of Hall of Famer Frank Robinson. In 1956, Robinson played for the Ogden Reds championship team. He went on to play for Cincinnati, Baltimore, Cleveland, and California. He is currently the manager of the Montreal Expos.

Scope and Contents Baseball cards from various players on various American Baseball teams. These

famous athletes once played on an Ogden, Utah, minor league team. Players include Bill

Buckner, Ron Cey, Mike Davis, Steve Garvey, Mike Morgan, Frank Robinson, and Bill Russell

Scope and Contents Article from the Utah Historical Quarterly, Fall 2004, “The Era of Tommy

Lasorda: The Ogden Dodgers, 1966-1968” by Cliff Hight (photocopy) and a paper, “We’re Born

Again, There’s New Grass on the Field: The Ogden Dodgers, 1966-1968,” May 19, 2003 by

Cliff Hight. Donated by Cliff Hight, 2005.

Overview This collection contains items collected from the Ogden Raptors Baseball team. See also Photograph collection 41 for yearly baseball cards from 1998-2002.

Overview Baseball cards of team members of Ogden Raptors Baseball Team for 1994 and 1996. Includes two uncut panes of cards in oversized photograph collection #41.

Overview This collection contains copies of the Ogden Reds Team Photographs from 1939, 1948-1955. Almost all of the players are identified, with 1939 and 1948 showing the players real signatures. Included is the 1953 championship team featuring a young Frank Robinson. The first 10 photographs were given by Stephanie and Darrell Westcott.

Overview Baseball cards and posters of players who, at some time, played for an Ogden, Utah baseball league. Items are filed alphabetically by surname of individuals. Donated by John Sillito, 1999.

Overview Joe McCune, Nick Williams and Reed Baily "Partial History of Early Days of Baseball"

A. Russell Croft "Bernard DeVoto"

Overview Correspondence, memorabilia, newspaper articles, photographs, and rosters pertaining to Ogden, Utah's professional baseball team, The Ogden Reds. Donated by Reed Swenson.