Football Sets New Crowd Records
By John D. Gleeth Chicago June 5 1936 report notes growing college game attendance, open vs passing plays, and evolving coaching. It discusses amateur status, profits and pay rules, rising basketball interest, modest gains in college baseball, and Olympic impact on track wrestling and swimming.
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John DL. Gleeth
National Collegiate
Chicago
Atteads
Secase A Ptafl
Haye
Mijor College
United States
América
Illinois Mat Title Will Be at Stake
Illinois athletic commission will recognize the winner of tonight’s 0 Minute time limit bout as world wrestling champion between Everett Marshall and Jim Memiken. Three referees will decide the victor if no fall occurs. Points will determine aggressiveness, skill, and sportsmanship, with Marshall weighing in around 218 and McMillen 225.
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Chicago
Jan
Uunois Ethletic Commission
Everett
Marshall
Jima Memiken
Wil
Ami McMillen
Open House and Historical Tales At TRFLAND Castle
Yesterday's Explanation mentions Open House near Dublin where a 400 year tradition persists about Grace O Malley once visiting and locking doors during mealtime. It recounts a ransom tale tied to Howth Castle and a strict medieval diet rule. The piece also notes an old Ottoman practice about deafmutes in state service and a reader letter request to Mr Ripley.
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Trfland
Gassle
Dublin
Reland
Aneallimes
Grace O'Malley
Howth Castle
Myer First To Sign With Senators In 1937
Washington shortstop and captain Charles Buddy Myer signed his 1937 contract with owner Clark Griffith becoming the first Senator to sign for next season. Details indicate he remained at most of last year’s salary despite expectations of a cut.
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Myer
Washington
Charles
Buddy") Myer
Senators
Clark Griffith
Iiness
Moss
McMurry Cagers Top Texas Conference in Height
McMurry College basketball likely features the tallest Texas conference roster this season. Star guard Robert King at six feet plus joins forwards Roy Miers and Max Arantius at 6 4, center Beans McCasians near 6 4, with rookies and injured players affecting early lineup.
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Abilene
Jen
Texas
McMurry College
Rrmm Medley
Indians
Robert King
Roy e'Shorly" Miers
Max Ar
TaNis Ad Hobby Antuaty
Uch
McCasians
Ie Foxes
Denton
Anthony
Sing” Garter
McMurry
Schultz
Rising Star
Iteady
Phoenix after Sammy Baugh eyeing high school coach job
Phoenix High officials invited Sam Baugh to discuss coaching the football team for next fall. Terms not offered yet. Baugh will travel to Phoenix after meetings with Y U board in February. he plans to consult with Coach Meyer before making a definite decision.
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Port Worti
Sam Baugh
TC. Uy
Phoenix
Ariz
Melals
Baugh
Poverble
Sam
Dutuh Meyer
Antil
Dan
B. Ww. Montgomery
Phoenix High School
T. c
Bronlegowery
San Francisco
Horton Smith Chooses 1987 Ryder Cup Team Plans
CHICAGO Jan. 5 Horton Smith top Chicago professional works a paint system to award points for the 1987 Ryder Cup team selection. Winners of the national Open and PGA Championship earn 100 points. other finishers gain proportionate values. Smith aims to save das. plan approved by PGA.
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Chicago
Horton Smith
England
Horton
Postite
Professional Golfers’ Association
Smith
Ae PL G. A
Big Shots Win In Net Event In Coral Gables
In the Miami Biltmore tennis tournament second round Frankie Parkey, ranked No 2 nationally, defeats New Britain, Conn player Jack Birkham as Charla Harris meets George Pera of Miami and seedings hold in early rounds. Several top seeds are delayed by travel issues and a Miami crash injures Martin Bushy, with Arthur Wendrix also delayed.
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Coral Gables
Pla
Jan
Charla Harris
Halin Beach
Yoling George Pera
Miami
Wayne Saith
Toy Angeles
Duo Mert
James Wateri
Hoth
Neluyest Artivers
Donnla Budze
Los Angeles
Billy Grant
Atlanta
quird_ Dodge
Arky Palmer
Miami Beach
Grant
Azamsh
William Sheley
Martin Bushy
New Orleans
Arthur Wendrix
Lake Inna
Kenneth Boyle
Tallahasine
YMCA Sports Tho Franks Lead In Opening Bankee Ball
Frank Anterren led the winners with 14 points in a 44 to 22 second half burst as Triangles es dominated. Taylor and Serrick added points for the opponents, while referees and timers are noted amid a cluttered box of names and stray lines from the page.
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A. T Frank
Sese Anderson
Alb
Frank Anterren
DF Doyers Taylor
Stargteles Key
DeCaskell ¢Serrick
Tate
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Paget
Guelderr
Frank—Hige Eens
Youns
Perez
Klien
Nem» Verrera
Spacekeener
Dean Smith
Timer
Roy Reyes Lerner
Veter
Alamo Jewelers Clinches Narrow Win in Late Foul
In a tight Commercial Basket Ball league night, Alamo Jewelers edged the International Clubmen 45 to 35 after a dramatic finish. Cecil Slater sank a crucial foul shot with under a minute remaining to seal the victory as Squatty Rows and Andy Orriotli sparked a 35-35 tied stretch. The Brewers and Clubmen balanced offense with Dutch Dietzel, Rip Devilbiss and Witcoy combining for major scoring, while Sadlers anchored in goal and tallied 46 in the second half of another tilt.
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Meathaly Hampions
Alamo Jewelers
Liscanine
Brackenridge
Brewers
Blager
Jewelers
Sadlers
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Salas
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Urotherman
Sunday Schools Basketball Night Caps Local League Action
Tonight in the American League seniors First Evangelical faces Mexican Christian Institute while Alamo Heights Lutheran meets Prospect, Baptist Temple clashes with Government Methodist. Officials include Rei Bocgus and Marville as scores and rosters list many local clubs and players from the Texas League games yesterday.
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Mexican Christian Institute
Alamo
Heights Lutheran
Prospect
Awethodist
Baptist Temple
Government Huy Methodist
Rei Bocgus
Marville
Texas League
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Heacon Hill
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Témpte
McFadden
Southerlin
Ward
Moss
Ollisinis
Rey Miler
Oorer
Jones
Mangrum Wins Miami Open In Golf Playoff
Ray Mangrum defeated Tony Manero in an 18 hole playoff at the Miami open. The two finished regulation at 297 after three days of play, with first prize $500 and second $400.
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Miami
Ray Man Brum
Tony Mane
Lo Manere
Fisherman's Son DiMaggio Pledges Fuller Swing This Year
Joe DiMaggio, a San Francisco fisherman's son and 1932 Yankees rookie, vows not to swing at bad pitches. He plans to wait for hittable pitches, citing past eagerness and lessons from Mel Harder. His release fee remains undisclosed as he trains in the Bay Area and fattens up on his mother's spaghetti.
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San Francisco
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Franco
Eorth Beach
Teach
Mince Ple Fox Mel Harder
Cleveland
Joe
Ram Gol
Jacob Ruppert
Tricky Miss Wins Chaotic First Race at Meadow Track
Tricky Miss took command early and drew clear, beating Star Broon and Brewin as the field stretched. Apprentice allowance claimed. exact payouts show Tricky Miss earned $9.80 for win with place $5.00 and show $4.80. coauthor betting notes list Aurora G. Mace and others among totals.
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Ford Ycor-Ouis
Rom Gale
Weying
I.st
Chicara-Fiew Ava
N. Tiller
Weep Stos Sty bin
Tricky Miss
G. Tiler
Gay Sa
B. Neal
Reynolda Bue
T. Adams
Barrett
Pintson
Barhara Carom
Chappel
R- Solison
Harlow
King
Iss
Sbralicht
Aurora G. Mace
Star Aynom
Attons
Anvnla
Meyer
Taat
Phen Skat
Starbroon
Tee
Sprinting mare wins chaotic final furlong race
In the second race a horse named Spring's Here led early but shuffled back before finishing strong to win easily amid a chaotic stretch. The winner earned a show and place payouts with notable competitors like Versace the trainer W M Bloan noted as key.
Miss Premier Wins Third Race at 6 Furlongs
In a tight field Miss Premier moved up along the rail after three eighths and drew clear in the stretch to win the six furlong claimer purse. My Blonde checked in strong for second with Any Chance making a late run to take show money. Parva Ella, Parva Ella led early but faded to fourth.
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Missien
Memes
Velie Do Wisner
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Wept St
Tuckey
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Neal
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Odal Green
Y. Eadie
FE Cagle
Estes
Skob Thorntoy
Revnolda Brog
Ord Farm
Fy Scurines Jokena
D. Campbell
Ge L. Bake
Ludley Nu
Turner
Uta Jennings
Callahan Rapprenticesmowener
Fifth Race at Olmos Track Results and Purses
The fifth race at Olmos over six furlongs offered a $2600 purse for Lycaulils. Won by a leading horse with strong ride, while Fragerly and other contenders placed. Early post at 2:03, payoffs included pot sums for winner, place, and show. The sixth and seventh races featured one mile and seventy-yard formats with purses of $700 and $800, detailing finishing order, payouts, and jockeys.
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Jon
Naylor
Arthur—Shandon
Esuuleigh
J. Gillagee
Jake—Fishburn
Amelodie
Amelodie Awmeylin
H. Simpson
St Thornton
Mennie McGree
Virginia J
Staginia J
Pringh Arthur
Woodlawn
Drearolis
Polilian Lady Goodhart
Francolas
Bale
Thréequariern
E. Russell
Dendy Haslam
Forsee
Thody Haldan
Reverberate Wins Narrowly in Sloppy Race Report
In the eighth race a 11-16 mile training event Reverberate surged from the inside to dominate in the stretch, outsprinting Waswanappi who led early. Donnie W. made a bold bid on the inside but could not reel in the winner as the field tired.
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Aaverberate
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Colleges Seek Star High Talent in All-State Feed
Dallas report notes several Texas high school players named to the Associated Press all-state team draw college interest. Amarillo Sandies, Hillsboro's E J Keeton, Kerrville standouts Roy Polbrook and Henry Hauser, and others are weighing offers from Texas, USC, SMU, Rice, and more. Coaches and institutions including Texas coach search chatter impact where stars will enroll.
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Dallas
Jan
Texas
Halk Chesry
University' of Texas
Bobby Cleefan
Mike Sweeney
Erwin Hicketts
Don Williams
E. J. Keeton
Hillsboro
Stern
Splans
Roy Polbrook
Henry Hauser
Kerrville
Ab Wallack
Goar
Wile State
Princeton Unniversity
University of Southern California
lPulane
Rice
Rive
Prexy Anderson
Abllenr
Amos Melton
Fort Worth
Fred Shook
Marion Fueh
North Side
Coast Hires Al Schacht For Coast Comedy Season
Al Schacht, famed clown associate of Nick Altrock, is hired by Pacific Coast clubs for the 1437 season. He will work one week in each city, drawing laughs in a traveling comedy act. Schacht previously backed Joe Cronin with the Boston Red Sox and has long been a staple of major league exhibition humor.
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San Francisco
TNS
al Schacht
Pacific Coast
Teague
Schacht
Esch
Nick Altrock
Washington Clay
Joe Crolim
Boston Hed Sox
Dust Inny Mahs
Pacific Coast League
Walter Maile
Canal
Texas and North Texas Teachers clash for early season bid
A shattered text reports SMU facing North Texas Teachers in Dallas as coach Jimmy St Glatt hails progress after a rough start. Texas meets Texas Christian and Southern Methodist in a three day practice rundown before a key two game swing.
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Jad
Hnex
Srclory
Southern Methodist University
North Texas
Jimmy St. Glatt
University of Texas Loushams
University of Atexico
Mustangs
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Oklahoma
University of Southern California
D. Norton
Lions
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J. P- Son
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