Big Ten Opens With 600 Gridders In Seasonal Test
The 1936 Big Ten football season begins with 600 athletes reporting across schools. Minnesota and Ohio State loom as co favorites despite graduation losses. Wisconsin launches under Harry Stuhldreher with 48 in the first drill while other programs announce 60 plus candidates.
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Chicago
U.P
Minnesota
Ohio State
Middle West
Harry Stuhldreher
Notre Dame
Four Horsemen
Villanova
Wisconsin
Walter E. Meanwell
Clarence W. Spears
Badger
Stuhldreher
Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Bernie Bierman
Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Francis Schmidt
Ossie Solen
Iowa
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Bo McMillin
Indiana
Noble Kizer
Purdue
Clark Shaughnessy
Major English Radio Industry Work Force Report
About fifty thousand people are employed in the radio industry in England according to a recent report. The figure reflects workers across stations and associated services, indicating the sector’s growing size and economic footprint.
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England
Yanks Cinch A.L. Flag at Record Date
The Yankees clinched the American League pennant after beating the Cleveland Indians in the first game of a Wednesday doubleheader, with Lou Gehrig guiding a prolific lineup and Monte Pearson tipping the scales with pivotal pitching. White Sox move to second, Senators rise to third. Phillies, Reds, Cubs, and Giants also saw key results across the leagues.
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Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Baseball World
Bronx Bombers
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Larry French
Cubs
Philadelphia Athletics
Lou Gehrig
Lou
Tony Lazzeri
Yankee
Jake Ruppert
Gehrig
Bill Dickey
Joe Dimaggio
Jake Powell
Red Rolfe
George Selkirk
Monte Pearson
McCarthy
Lefty Gomez
Pearson
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
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New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Cards
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Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
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Reds
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Engineers Cite Bridge Span Drop Under Heat Load
Engineers say that under extremely high temperature and full load the span of the George Washington Bridge in New York sags eight feet below normal.
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George Washington Bridge
New York
Newcomer Faces Champion Rival in National Tennis Play
Forest Hills outlines a day of quarterfinals with Helen Jacobs vs Gussie Raegener and Mangin v Parker in the men’s bracket. Don Budge meets John Mac Diarmid, and Dorothy May Sutton Bundy challenges Helen Pedersen as Kay Stammers awaits the Jacobs-Raegener winner. Fred Perry and Bryan Grant advance to Friday’s semi finals.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
RPA Real
Helen Jacobs
Frankie Parker
Gregory Mangin
Miss Jacobs
Gussie Raegener
San Francisco
Mangin
Parker
Mangin-Parker
Don Budge
Oakland
Calif
John Mac Diarmid
Forth Worth
Dorothy May Sutton Bundy
Santa Monica
Helen Pedersen
Stamford
Alice Marble
Jacobs-Raegener
Kay Stammers
England
Ee Fred Perry
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
Pin Loop Planned for City Bowling League Opener
Plans are under way for the opening of the city bowling league at the N Court St alley on Sept. 28. Duckpin artists interested in joining are asked to report at the alleys before that date.
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N. Court St
Lewis Harvey World Title Fight Sparks British Fury Over No-Foul Rule
Henry McLemore notes British boxing writers blast the no-foul rule ahead of John Henry Lewis defending his light heavyweight cruiserweight world titles against Len Harvey in Wembley. Critics fear U S guidelines and low blows could jeopardize the bout, with Harvey favored by locals and Glasgow-born promoters.
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Henry McLemore
London
John Henry Lewis
Len Harvey
United States
British Board of Boxing Control
Lewis
Kings
London Bridge
Crown Jewels
Britain
England
Jonn Henry Lewis
Harvey
Len
Jimmy Johnston
Madison Square Garden
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