by Seth Davis
Byron, George Gordon, Lord
cable television
California, University of. See University of California
California State University, Fresno
California State University, Long Beach
NCAA investigation of
California State University, Northridge
Call (newspaper)
Caress, Charlie
Carmichael, Charles
Carr, Austin
Carr, Chet
Carson, Vince
Carty, Jay
center-jump
Centerton, Indiana
Cervantes, Miguel de
Chamberlain, Wilt
Chaney, Don
Chapin, Dwight
Chapman University
Charlie Rose (TV show)
Cheaney, Calbert
Chicago, University of
Chicago Bears
Chicago Cubs
Chicago Daily Tribune
Chortkoff, Mitch
Christian Science Monitor
Christopher, Clarence “Big Chris”
Churchill, Winston
Ciesar, Ed
Cincinnati, University of
Cincinnati Reds
Citadel, The
Citizen Klansmen (Moore)
Citrus Junior College
City College of New York (CCNY)
civil rights movement
Clark, Brent
Clay, Dwight
Coach’s World, A (Keith)
Coldren, Bruce
Coleman, Cecil
Collins, Doug
Colorado State University
Columbia Pictures
Combes, Harry
Compton Community College
Conley, Gene
Conner, Jimmy Dan
Connersville, Indiana, High School
Cooke, Jack Kent
Courier and Journal
Cousy, Bob
Crawfordsville, Indiana, early basketball and
Crawfordsville Journal
Creek, Herbert
Crisler, Fritz
Cronin, Ned
Crum, Denny
Cunningham, Gary
as UCLA coach
Curtis, Glenn “Old Fox”
ladder of success and
recommends Wooden as ISTC coach
Curtis, Tommy
Daily Bruin
Dalis, Pete
Dallmar, Howie
Dalton, Bob
Dantley, Adrian
Dardin, Oliver
Darrow, Chuck
Davis, Dick
Davis, Olin W.
Daye, Darren
Dayton, Kentucky, High School
Wooden’s losing season at
Dayton, University of
Dayton Pilot (yearbook)
Dean, Everett
Dee, Johnny
Deford, Frank
DeJardin, Don
Dellinger, Joe
Dellins, Marc
Dempsey, Jack
Denlinger, Ken
Denver, University of
Denver Nuggets
DePaul University
DePauw University
Depression
Detroit Falcons
Detroit Pistons
Dickens, Charles
Dickey, Glenn
Dimich, Dan
Dohn, Mary
Dolson, Frank
Donaldson, Pete
Donohue, Jack
Dose, Tom
Douglas, Lloyd
Downing, Steve
Drake, Ducky
Drake University
Dreith, Ben
Driesell, Charles “Lefty”
Drollinger, Ralph
Duke University
Dunbar, Bob
Dunphy, Marv
Duquesne University
Eblen, Bill
Ecker, Danny
Ecker, John
Edwards, Harry
Ehlers, Eddie
Einhorn, Eddie
El Camino College
“Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard” (Gray)
Elliott, Edward
Ellis, LaPhonso
Elmore, Len
Enberg, Dick
Erickson, Doug
Erickson, Keith
ESPN (cable network)
Eubank, George
Evans, Jerry
Fahrubel, Howard
Farmer, Larry
Gilbert and
as UCLA coach, 1981
fast break or fire wagon style
FBI
Fehring, William “Dutch”
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Ferry, Bob
FIBA World Championship (2006)
Field, Bob
Fields, Kenny
Fink, Pinkie
Fischer, Bob
flat hook shot
Florence, Mal
Florida State University
Flower, Ken
Fonda, Jane
Fordham University
Foster, Lou
Foudy, Charlie
Fouke, Harry
Franklin, Gary
Franklin, USS
Frankovich, Mike
full-court press
Furillo, Bud
“Game of the Century” (Houston-UCLA, 1968)
Game Plan for Life, A (Wooden)
Gandhi, Mahatma
Gassensmith, John
Georgetown University
Geyer, Jack
Giant Steps (Abdul-Jabbar and Knobler)
GI Bill of Rights
Gilbert, Michael
Gilbert, Rose
Gilbert, Sam
indictment of
Los Angeles Times exposé of
NCAA investigations and
Gildea, William
Gill, Slats
Gillespie, Dizzy
Gilmore, Artis
Givens, Jack
Glenn, John
Godfather, The (Puzo)
Golden State Warriors
Gooch, Freddy
Goodrich, Gail, Jr.
Goodrich, Gail, Sr.
Goodrich, Jean
Goorjian, Greg
Goshen High School (Indiana)
Goss, Freddie
Gottlieb, Eddie
Gould, Todd
Gower, Larry
Graham, Gordon
Gray, Leonard
Gray, Thomas
Green, Johnny
Green, Sihugo
Greenberg, Alan
Greenwood, David
Grevey, Kevin
Grey, Zane
Guerrero, Dan
Gulick, Luther
Halas, George
Halbrook, Swede
Haldeman, H. R.
Hall, Dan
Hall, Joe B.
Hall, John
Hamilton, Roy
Hamlet (Shakespeare)
Hamline University
Harlem Globetrotters
Harlem Renaissance “Rens”
Harmeson, Glen
Harmon, Tom
Harrick, Jim
as UCLA coach
Harshman, Marv
Harter, Dick
Havlicek, John
Hayes, Elvin
Hazzard, Walt
as UCLA coach 1984–88
HBO documentary
Healy, Jim
Heathcote, Jud
Hefner, Jim
Heitz, Kenny
Helms Athletic Foundation
Henderson, Tom
Henshel, Harry
Henson, Lou
Herrerias, Rene
Hesburgh, Theodore
Hessler, Fred
Hewitt, Bill
Hibler, Mike
Hickey, Nat
Hickman, Peck
Hickman, Pete
Hicks, Bill
Hill, Andy
Hill, Jess
Hinds, Mabel
Hinkle, Tony
Hirsc
h, Jack
Hobbs, Bob
Hobbs, Douglas
Hoffman, Vaughn
Hofheinz, Roy
Hogue, Paul
Hollyfield, Larry
Holy Cross, College of the
Hope, Bob
Hopkins, Farrell
Hornung, Paul
Houbregs, Bob
Houston, University of
Houston Astrodome
Houston Holiday Classic (1962)
Houston Rockets
Howard, Terry
Howell, Parson
Howland, Ben
Hruby, Dan
Hulman, Tony
Hunt, Bill
Hunt, Lee
Iba, Henry
Idaho State University
Illinois, University of
Imhoff, Darrall
Indiana
early development of basketball in
first statewide basketball tournament of 1911
segregation and
Indiana High School Athletic Association (IHSAA)
Indianapolis News
Indianapolis Star
Indiana state basketball tournament
1911
1926
1927
Indiana State Teachers College (ISTC)
1946–47 season
1947–48 season
NAIB of 1948 and racial barrier
Walker, as black player, not brought on New York trip, 1947
Wooden hired as coach at
Wooden leaves, for UCLA
Indiana University
Internal Revenue Service
Iowa, University of
Iowa State University
Irish, Ned
Islam
Jackson, Ed
Jackson, Phil
Jacksonville University
Jacobs, Stan
Jamison, Steve
Jares, Joe
Jenkins, Clarence
Joeckel, Ralph
Johns, Wilbur
Johnson, Hollis
Johnson, John I.
Johnson, Marques
Sport player of the year award
Johnson, Michael
Johnson, Rafer
Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year award
as UCLA student body president
Johnston, Bill
John Wooden Pyramid of Success, The (Johnson)
Jones, Dwight
Jones, J. C.
Jones, LeRoi
Jones, Ralph
Jones, Warnell
Jucker, Ed
Kansas, University of
Kansas City Star
Kansas State University
Kautsky, Don
Kautsky, Frank
Kautsky Athletic Club “Kautskys”
Keith, Larry
Kellar, Harry
Kelley, Bob
Kelley, Vic
Kenon, Larry “Dr. K”
Kent State University
Kentucky, University of
point-shaving scandal
Keogan, Goerge
Kilmer, Bill
King, Billie Jean
King, Bob
King, George
Kirksville Teachers College
Kitchen Fresh Chippers
Kizer, Noble
Klueh, Duane
Knight, Bob
Kolb, John
Kondos Field, Valorie
Korean War
Kosloff, Irving
Koufax, Sandy
Kraft, Jack
Krikorian, Doug
KTLA-TV
Kuchen, Dick
Ku Klux Klan
Kurland, Bob
Lacey, Edgar
Lacey, Edgar, Sr.
Lambert, Ward “Piggy”
Basketball Hall of Fame and
coaching style of
influence of, on Wooden
philosophy of
players’ feet and
Pyramid of Success and
record of, at Purdue
Wooden plays basketball at Purdue under
Wooden’s financial hardships and
writes Practical Basketball
Lapchick, Joe
Larson, Bruce
La Salle, University
Lavin, Steve
Lawson, Ron
Leahy, Frank
Leatherstocking tales (Cooper)
Lee, Bruce
Lee, Greg
Lee, James
Leiser, Bill
Lemons, Abe
Levinson, Al
Lewis, Guy
Libby, Bill
Life magazine
Lightner, Al
Lilly, Pete
Lincoln, Abraham
Lippert, Chris
Littwin, Mike
Livingston, Ron
Lombardi, Vince
Long Beach Press-Telegram
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth
Long Island Newsday
Long Island University
Los Angeles Athletic Club (LAAC)
Los Angeles Basketball Classic
1961
1962
1963
1964
1966
1967
Los Angeles Blades
Los Angeles City Council
Los Angeles Coliseum Commission
Los Angeles Daily News
Los Angeles Dodgers
Los Angeles Examiner
Los Angeles Herald Examiner
Los Angeles Lakers
Los Angeles Mirror
Los Angeles Pierce College
Los Angeles Sports Arena
Los Angeles Stars
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Valley College
Loughery, Kevin
Louisiana State University
Louisville, University of
Loyola Marymount University (California)
Loyola University (Chicago)
Lucas, Jerry
Lucas, John
Ludlow, Cassius
Lufkin, Dan
Luke, Sherrill
Lyle, Clyde
Lynn, Mike
Macbeth (Shakespeare)
MacLean, Don
Mafia
Major League Baseball, integration of
Malcolm X
Manhattan College
Marcucci, Bob
marijuana
Marion High School
Marquette University
Martin, Ray
Martinsville, Indiana
high school gymnasium of 1924
Martinsville Daily Reporter
Martinsville Democrat
Martinsville First Bank and Trust
Martinsville High School
gymnasium dedication game of 1924
state championships of 1926
state championships of 1927
state championships of 1928
Wooden’s Dayton High team plays
Maryland, University of
McCarter, Andre
McClintock, Bill
McCormick, Frank
McCracken, Branch
McDonald, Don
McGuire, Dick
McIntosh, Doug
McIntyre, Rod
McKay, Nicolas
McMillan, Dave
McMillen, Tom
Meanwell, Walter
Medalist Industries
Medley, Tony
Memphis Grizzlies
Memphis State University
Menefee, Bill
Meyer, Ray
Meyers, Dave “Spider”
Michaels, Al
Michigan, University of
Michigan State University
Midwest Basketball Conference
Mikan, George
Miller, Denny
Miller, Kent
Miller, Martha
Miller, Norman
Miller, Ralph
Mills Brothers
Milwaukee Bucks
Milwaukee Cl
assic
Minnesota, University of
Missouri Valley Conference
Mitchell, Darryl
Monday Night Football
Monmouth University
Montana, University of
Montana State University
Moore, Johnny
Moore, Leonard J.
Morgan, Cynthia
Morgan, J. D.
death of
Gilbert and
NCAA and
relationship with Wooden and
retirement of
TV industry and
Morgan, Joe
Mount, Rick
“Mr. Meant To” (poem)
Muhammad, Elijah
Mulligan, Bill
Mullins, Jeff
Muncie Central High School
Muncie Press
Muncie Star
Murphy, Bob
Murphy, Charles “Stretch”
Murray, Jim
My Personal Best (Wooden)
Na, Lucy
Na, Paul
Naismith, James
Naismith Award
Nance, Ted
Nash, Gordon
Nater, Swen
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
National Association of Basketball Coaches convention
National Association of Intercollegiate Basketball (NAIB, later National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics)
ban on black players
tournament of 1947
tournament of 1948
National Basketball Association (NBA)
All-Star game, first black man in
draft
Gilbert and contracts for
National Basketball Committee of the United States and Canada
National Basketball League (NBL)
National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)
center jump eliminated by
center line added by
Committee on Infractions
freshman eligibility for varsity and
Gilbert and
“home rule”
limit on scholarships
locker room rule
Long Beach investigation and
recruitment of Walton and
rules committee
“Sanity Code”
TV contracts and
UCLA investigation of 1981–82
UCLA investigation of 1987
NCAA tennis championships
NCAA tournaments
1947
1948
1949
1950
1952
1953
1955
1956
1957
1959
1960
1961
1962
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1980
1981
1983
1984
1995
expanded
Final Four
popularity of
radio rights
records and titles
TV rights
time-outs and
Wooden studies why teams come up short
NCAA West Regional
1952
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1972
1973
1975
1977
1978
1979
National Football League (NFL)
