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GARDNER, (?) (Track
&Field USC 1931)
1. Reprinted article by
Braven Dyer of the Los Angeles Times entitled: "Two World
Records that Generate Thrills" concerning a USC vs. Stanford
track race on May 17, 1931 includes the accomplished results of competitors:
Aebersold, Dick Barber, Berry, Brugman, Earl Callahan, Kenneth
Churchill, Crawford, Hector Dyer, Ben Eastman, Vic Fitzmaurice,
Gardner, Bill Graber, Al Hables, Bob Hall, Cliff Halstead,
Bill McGeagh, Milton Mauer, Ted Meredith, Spud
Mossman, Nesbit, Ernie Payne, Ches Unruh, Frank Wykoff,
and Vic Williams. Also mentioned were: Coach Dean Cromwell,
Charles William Paddock and Coach Dink Templeton.
(added
9-22-04)
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GENERAL DOUGLAS MAC ARTHUR:
See Mac Arthur, Douglas
(General / Chairman, Olympic Committee 1928).
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GEORGE,
Nate
(Sprinter -
Whittier College - 1928):
1. Newspaper: George is mentioned in
L.A. Times 7-7-28
2.
Newspaper
articles -- AAU Occidental College Track Meet 5-10-30
page - George 3rd.
3. Nate George placed 3rd in the 100 meter race at the
1928 Olympic Semi-finals held in Los Angeles.
4. Nate George is mentioned in a
Newspaper article entitled:
"The Two
Happiest Men In the World" - Wykoff dethroned King of the
Cinder path, Charlie Paddock, at the 1928 Olympic Semi-Final Trials held
in Los Angeles. Wykoff beat Paddock to the finish line by THREE
YARDS in the 100 meter race. Also a
Newspaper Photo of
Nate
George who came in a split-hair third behind Paddock.
(added 8-24-03)
5. "Dark Horse Winner In Weird
Contest." Sprinters should never look back -- or else they
may lose the race -- as what happened to Frank Wykoff (the national
100-yard champion), on May 5, 1929; allowing an unexpected 1st place
victory to Nate George
and 2nd place to
Milton Mauer. Charley Borah (the national 220
champion) had cramps, and Wykoff looked back in concern for his
friendly foe, and Nate George followed the rules of contest, and
rushed to the finish line..
(added 11-09-03)
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GESTRING, Margie
(California - Springboard):
1. Newspaper Photo:
Margie Gestring
-
Springboard diving - 1936.
2. Margie Gestring's newspaper photo is featured in:
"Blazing Desire = Golden Moments." -- Olympic Gold 1936
(added 1-10-04)
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GIST, Virgil
(University of Chicago -- 800M)
1. The "Headlines -- Olympic Finals 1928" .
Star Athletes featured (images) were Arthur W. Sager, Frank
Wykoff, Roland Locke, Folwell Scull, Hank Russell,
Jackson Scholz, Claude Bracey, Chet Bowman, Bob
McAllister, Jimmy Quinn, Virgil Gist, Ray Watson,
John F. Sittig, Russell Chapman, and Edward Hamm.
(added 2-02-05)
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GLICKMAN, Martin
(Track - Brooklyn, N.Y.)
1. 100 Meter Final - 1936 Olympic Tryouts Two newspaper photographs splitting
full page images of Jesse Owens, Ralph Metcalfe,
Frank Wykoff, Sam Stoller, and Marty Glickman in
placement
(added 2-17-04)
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GODFREY, George
(celebrity)
1.
Warner Bros
Awards Banquet 1931 (added 4-19-04)
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GRABER, William
(Pole Vaulting):
1. Reprinted article
by Braven Dyer of the Los Angeles Times entitled: "Two World
Records that Generate Thrills" concerning a USC vs.
Stanford track race on May 17, 1931 includes the accomplished
results of competitors: Aebersold, Dick Barber, Berry,
Brugman, Earl Callahan, Kenneth Churchill, Crawford, Hector
Dyer, Ben Eastman, Vic Fitzmaurice, Gardner, Bill
Graber, Al Hables, Les Hables, Bob Hall, Cliff Halstead,
Bill McGeagh, Milton Mauer, Ted Meredith, Spud
Mossman, Nesbit, Ernie Payne, Ches Unruh, Frank
Wykoff, and Vic Williams. Also mentioned were: Coach Dean
Cromwell, Charles William Paddock and Coach Dink Templeton.
(added 9-22-04)
2. Bill Graber is
depicted in a Mullin Predicts
1936 Olympic Winners Cartoon
3. Bill Graber is mentioned by Columnist Claude Newman's - For What It's Worth --
1936 Olympic
Expectations (added 2-13-04)
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GRAHAM, Frederick (Glendale (CA) News-Press Sports Editor
-- Column: "Muscle Bound")
1. Sports Columnist Editor, Frederick
Graham fund raises for Wykoff - winners expected to pay their own way to
the Finals in New York
Western Regional
Olympic Tryouts 1936
(added 2-19-04)
2. Frederick Graham reported early
and final Olympic try-out results for both
Frank Wykoff and published an apology to Olympic Champion
Diver,
Dorothy Poynton
Hill for his prediction that she would not make the American
1936 Olympic team.
(added 2-18-04)
3. Frederick Graham's Column
--
Olympic Financial Woes - 1936
(added 2-13-04)
4. Frederick Graham
published a letter
that Frank Wykoff wrote and mailed en-route to Berlin.
5. Frederick Graham is revered by Frank
Wykoff in a newspaper article entitled
"Glendale Greets Olympic Athletes."
(added 2-12-04)
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GRUMBLES, (?)
(Sprinter - Los Angeles B Team - 1929)
1. Frank Wykoff, Leo Lermond, Ken Doherty, Albers, Haynes,
Mauer, Paddock, Roll, Proudlock,
Grumbles
and Welsh are featured in a live event photo by E. O. Eisenhand of the Denver Post
staff during the 1929 A. A. U. National Championship Track meet held in Denver,
Colorado July 3-5. (added 11-30-04)
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GUYER,
Maurice
(Sprinter - CA):
1.
7-4-29 - AAU
Meet - Denver, Colorado.
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