University of Michigan Wrestling Team, 1936

1936 Ice Hockey Team

University of Michigan Men's Tennis Team, 1936

Back Row: coach John Johnstone: ,John Rodriguez, Theodore Thorwald, captain Howard Kahn

Front Row: Jesse Flick, Neil Levenson, Horace Sherwood, D. Jarvis Dean

1936 University of Michigan Baseball Team

Top Row: student mngr James Kidston, Merle Kremer, John Gee, Matt Patanelli, John Jablonski, Donald Brewer

Front Row: Victor Heyliger, Morris Miller, George Rudness, coach Ray Fisher, captain Berger Larson, Steve Uricek, Carl Ferner, Herman Fishman, George Lerner

University of Michigan Men's Basketball Team, 1936

Back Row: asst. coach Bennie Oosterbaan, Arthur Evans, Herman Fishman, Matthew Patanelli, John Jablonski, trainer Ray Roberts

Front Row: George Rudness, Earl Townsend, head coach Franklin Cappon, captain Chelso Tamagno, mngr. John Cawley, John Townsend, John Gee

1936 UM Track Team

Top Row: Charles Hibbard, William Staehle, Frederick Martin, John Townsend, Charles Miller, Harold Robinson

3rd Row: Morris Morgan, Paul Pinkerton, Sam Stoller, Frederick Stiles, Howard Davidson, Walter Stone, Edmond Devine, Stanley Birleson

2nd Row: asst. coach Ken Doherty, Clayton Brelsford, Raymond Fink, Joseph Fisher, Nelson Droulard, Leonard Dworsky, Ben Starr, Robert Pekelsma

Front Row: Moreau Hunt, Edward A. Stone, Michael Savage, Frank Aikens, coach Charles Hoyt, Robert Osgood, E. Widmer Etchells, Harvey Patton

University of Michigan Football Team, 1936

Solomon Sobsey, Harold Floersch, Donald Siegel, Edward Greenwald, Cedric Sweet, John Brennan, Matt Patanelli, Seymour Rosenthall, Melvin Kramer, Fred Jahnke, John Jordan, Norman Nickerson, Arthur Valpey, Earle Luby, George Shakarian, Elmer Gedeon, Dan Smick, Chris Everhardus, Donald Paquette

Middle Row: Edward Stanton, Alex Loiko, John Smithers, Fred Olds, Joseph Rinaldi, George Maurer, George Marzonie, Robert Cooper, Forrest Jordan, Frederick Ziem, Ernest Pederson, James Lincoln, William Barclay, Douglas Farmer, C. Stark Ritchie, Clarence VandeWater, Martin Mark, Ralph Heikkinen

Front Row: Robert Campbell, Frank Bissell, Ferris Jennings, Charles Gray, Norm Purucker, Jerome Belsky, Chester Stabovitz, Kenneth Frost, Robert Curren, R. Wallace Hook, Joseph Barassa, Lilburn Ochs, Louis Levine, Blair Philips, Jesse Garber, Robert Piotrowski, James Barnett

In the United States Circuit Court of Appeals in and for the Fifth Circuit, no. 8171 : Agwilines, Inc., petitioner vs. National Labor Relations Board and J. Warren Madden ... and John M. Carmody and Edwin S. Smith, respondents, review of decision of National Labor Relations Board : petition for review.

Cover title.

Proceedings of the general court martial convened for the trial of Commodore James Barron, Captain Charles Gordon, Mr. William Hook, and Captain John Hall, of the United States' ship Chesapeake, in the month of January, 1808 /

Mode of access: Internet.

John Bachman, the pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church, Charleston.

Life and letters, ed. by C.L. Bachman.

Supplement to the 25th, 35th, 45th, 55th, 65th, 75th annual report of the registrar-general of births, deaths and marriages in England ... 1862, 1872, 1882, 1892, 1902, 1912, [Mortality in England and Wales during the period of ten years 1851-60, 1861-60, 1871-80, 1881-90]

Compilers: William Farr, 1862, 1872.--William Ogle, 1882.--John Tatham, 1892.

Code pleading, practice and remedies in courts of record in civil cases in the western states, with forms. Ten-year supplement to Bancroft's Code pleading and Bancroft's Code practice and remedies, 1926-1936 ...

Compiled by J. O. Tucker, O. L. Huff, M. L. Kittredge and E. H. Stetson of the publisher's editorial staff. cf. Pref.

Women’s football. Notes for a social history of women’s sport in Spain, 1900-1936

In the context of demands by the European feminist movement at the beginning of the 20th century, in Spain women’s sport flagged up aspirations to what were considered to be male practices. The first experiences of women in football stand out because of their use of the media to appear as a symbol of social transformation to modernity in the 20th century. It was not in vain that women’s football highlighted the demands of the feminist movements, although it did come up against male disapproval from an opposing group. The research sets out from a bibliographical and media review of specialist press and sports news of the time. Other current studies have also been considered in order to place it in a social and historical focus on sport. This has enabled us to highlight that football in Spain was established as an unequivocal space for (re) producing male hegemony where women were relegated to the representation of a symbolic ritual in a scenario of accessory and condescension.