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801 Sports resumed for 1945
Alumnus 29:2, p.7
4/1/1945 Football and basketball will resume; track may resume in spring; military status of coaches still in doubt; photo.
802 Intercollegiate sports to be resumed at Teachers College this coming fall
College Eye 36:23, p.1
3/9/1945 Discusses the post-war reinstatement of activities.
803 Basketball intramurals stepped up
College Eye 35:11, p.1
11/19/1943 Hopes that intramurals may partially replace intercollegiate athletics.
804 Fit to fight on home front is slogan; sports program makes students physically fit
College Eye 35:1, p.8
9/9/1943 There will be no intercollegiate athletics, but Miss Wild outlines many opportunities for women to keep fit.
805 North Central League disbands; transportation, lack of men reasons given
College Eye 34:25, p.1
4/9/1943 Schools are free to set up their own contests, if they choose to do so.
806 Spring sports sharply curtailed at Teachers College
Alumnus 27:2, p.8
4/1/1943 Baseball, tennis, and golf will not be held as competitive sports this spring; track will run shortened schedule; due to transportation difficulties and increased use of campus facilities by military services.
807 Tutor squads lose athletes
College Eye 34:22, p.4
3/19/1943 More men from TC athletic teams are called to serve in the military.
808 To honor band, sports May 26
College Eye 33:33, p.1
5/22/1942 Program for annual banquet.
809 Sports pamphlet is published
College Eye 33:30, p.4
5/1/1942 Pamphlet provides pictures of the various sports teams as well as advice on receiving a degree in physical education.
810 Frosh rule lifted for the duration
College Eye 33:27, p.4
4/10/1942 Freshmen will be allowed to play intercollegiate sports for the duration of the war.
811 Schedule of publications of athletic bulletins
College Eye 33:27, p.2
4/10/1942 A look at the work of the Publications Bureau; 200,000 issues now in print.
812 Panthers have best year ever
Alumnus 25:3, p.16
7/1/1941 Win four of five conference championships; overall team record was 84-37; season wrap-ups in track, golf, tennis, and baseball; roster of letter-winners; photo.
813 Teachers College; the home of the champions
College Eye 32:35, p.4
6/13/1941 Summary of the 1940-1941 athletic season at TC.
814 Coaches stage annual play what I want for Christmas
College Eye 32:14, p.4
12/20/1940 Coaches of TC athletics write their wish lists to Santa via letters.
815 Hyde Park; something lacking
Bottom--Mary Ellen (Class of 1941)
College Eye 32:8, p.2
11/1/1940 Feels cultural events are just as important as athletic events.
816 I like to see a man gaining at every stride
Alumnus 24:4, p.19
10/1/1940 Professor Mendenhall praises President Latham's support of athletic teams in general, but especially for supporting conference membership, sectional contests, player awards.
817 You were a big leaguer!
Alumnus 24:4, p.31
10/1/1940 Tribute from local sports writer to President Latham; photo.
818 Panther sports touch new high!
Burrell--Harry G. (Student--1941-1942; Bureau of Publications Staff)
Alumnus 24:3, p.12
7/1/1940 Best all-around year in ISTC athletics; reports on football, cross country, baseball, basketball, wrestling, track, and golf; photo.
819 1939-1940 intercollegiate record percentage is .672
College Eye 31:35, p.1
6/14/1940 Men won the highest percentage of competitions ever seen at ISTC.
820 Dr. Latham pays tribute to athletes
College Eye 31:34, p.4
6/7/1940 Lauds efforts of athletes this year; list of award winners.
821 Movies assist
College Eye 31:2, p.4
9/22/1939 For the first time all athletic events will be filmed.
822 Subsidy discussed
College Eye 30:38, p.4
7/7/1939 People officially and unofficially connected with collegiate athletics have recently had much to say for and against the subsidization of college athletes.
823 Athletes are honored at banquet
College Eye 30:34, p.6
6/5/1939 List of those honored.
824 'Most valuable' men athletes to be honored
College Eye 30:33, p.1
5/19/1939
825 Over the Fence
College Eye 30:33, p.4
5/19/1939 Believes women have no place in competitive sports.
826 Women don't know the jargon--do the men readers?
Schive--Maxine A. (Class of 1939)
College Eye 30:29, p.4
4/21/1939 Multiple choice test was taken on how well women know sports vocabulary; no one ranked lower than seven correct.
827 Sports banquet to be held May 24
College Eye 30:27, p.4
4/7/1939 Will distribute athletic awards.
828 Looking back
College Eye 30:25, p.4
3/24/1939 Freshmen athletes are not making good grades.
829 Director of Panther athletics
College Eye 30:24, p.4
3/17/1939 Coach Mendenhall shown as he is ready to write; photo.
830 Athletic board announces changes
College Eye 30:8, p.8
10/28/1938 Will hold single athletics and band banquet; letters and awards will be made then.
831 The men behind the scenes
College Eye 30:3, p.6
9/23/1938 This year's sports coaches; photo.
832 Ticket office becomes garage
College Eye 29:36, p.1
6/17/1938 Had been on campus for many years; stood south of Women's Gymnasium.
833 Achievement award won this year by Kadesch
College Eye 29:34, p.6
6/1/1938 Student athletes honored at the annual recognition assembly; list of those honored.
834 Athletes honored Monday
College Eye 29:33, p.1
5/20/1938 Will receive several awards; Professor Hart will speak.
835 A day in the life of a football hero
Burrell--Harry G. (Student--1941-1942; Bureau of Publications Staff)
Alumnus 21:4, p.16
10/1/1937 A look at the things that an athlete does in a typical day; photo.
836 Athletes! Learn the award rules
College Eye 29:2, p.5
9/17/1937 Criteria for winning an athletic letter.
837 Panther coaching staff increased to seven
College Eye 28:42, p.4
7/23/1937 Oliver Nordly is latest addition.
838 Panther staff boasts more than 160 years experience
College Eye 28:42, p.4
7/23/1937 The ISTC athletics staff; photo.
839 Tolan, Moore, Curtis honored at athletics recognition assembly
College Eye 28:35, p.4
6/2/1937 John Tolan, Ivan Moore, and Robert Curtis received special honors for their athletic achievement at the annual athletic recognition day ceremonies.
840 Tolan, Moore, Curtis honored at athletics recognition assembly
College Eye 28:34, p.4
5/28/1937 John Tolan, Ivan Moore, and Robert Curtis received special honors in athletic achievement at the annual athletic recognition day.
841 College hails athletes at fifth assembly
College Eye 28:33, p.1
5/21/1937 Sixty-five athletes will receive awards.
842 Special assembly will honor sports stars on May 26
College Eye 28:32, p.1
5/14/1937 Will be honored at sports recognition assembly.
843 Folks, meet Blackie--the "man behind the towels" in Teachers College sports activity
College Eye 28:26, p.4
4/2/1937 Profile of Men's Gymnasium custodian R. V. Black; offers views of college athletics.
844 Called Shots
College Eye 28:14, p.4
12/17/1936 A look back at the 1936 fall athletics season.
845 "O let the spirit of state teachers" support our team
College Eye 28:12, p.1
12/4/1936 Has ideas for showing school spirit, especially as it relates to athletics; would like speaker system installed in gymnasium.
846 Proposals for future of Teachers College are presented at conferences
Wescott--Gwendolyn N. (Class of 1937)
College Eye 28:6, p.1
10/16/1936 Wide-ranging survey recommends new buildings, higher pay for faculty, curricular revision, sound extracurricular activities, administrative reorganization, and other things.
847 Men's Gymnasium
Alumnus 20:4, p.10
10/1/1936 History of West Gym; photo.
848 The College Eye platform for a better Teachers College
College Eye 28:2, p.2
9/18/1936 Brief platform of suggested improvements; includes united students, support for athletic activities, workable class attendance policy, and participation in extracurricular activities.
849 "Dried" rats and athletes alike are harmed by drugs
College Eye 27:53, p.4
8/14/1936 H. E. Rath's research shows that athletes are more susceptible to the effects of drugs and alcohol.
850 Senior gridders receive jackets
College Eye 27:38, p.4
4/10/1936 Now senior athletes will be offered their choice of the traditional "I" sweater or a coaching jacket colored in purple, black, and gold.

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