and Assistants Have Great Record at Alabama: Coach's Easy Ways Keep His Record Hidden (Wallace Wade), December 11, 1926 Menke Charges Varsity Football Commercialized: Quotes W. Va. Wesleyan As Good Example; Says Larger Schools Must Pay More Than $500 for Stars (corruption in college football), January 7, 1927 'Cold' Football Players Easily Injured - Menke: I.N.S. Sports Editor Tells Of Own Observation of Cripplings, December 11, 1931 Lower Prices Real Cure For Football 'Evil': Menke Says High Prices Have Been Responsible For Present Conditions, December 20, 1931 Horse racing In the World of Sport (call for reform in horse racing), March 13, 1915 Short Stories of the Track (Tod Sloan (jockey)), May 21, 1925 Moral of This Race Tip Is Plain to All (corruption in horse racing), October 17, 1925 Visit To Tijuana Sees Many Celebrities At Race Track, January 5, 1926 Whitney Horses Gallop Into Big Fortune Class (Harry Payne Whitney), November 8, 1926 Breeder of Fine Derby Winners Returns to Racing: John Madden Famous for Sharp Trades; Bred Flying Ebony and Zev Among Other Turf Stars (John E. Madden), November 24, 1926 Other With Menke At the Waldorf Gazing At The Big Smokes, December 12, 1913 Most Athletes Are Married Men: Formerly, The Reverse Was True, But Cupid Has Now Changed Things, March 5, 1914 Menke Sees Something Good in Yale After All -- Listen, April 24, 1916 Wealth of Croesus Plunged on Battle Between 'Scorpions': Pair of Tarantula Can Whip a Vinagaroon, Say Wager-Mad Sports Fiends and Battle Ground is Selected for Battle of Death -- Game is Run Secretly (new Texas "sport" matching tarantulas against vinegaroons), November 29, 1921 Standardization of Bowling Urged By 'Grand Old Man of Alleys': Alley Game Deals Old Pop Wallop, Says Expert (Joe Thum), February 7, 1922 Flying Falls Rule Sized Up As Catastrophe for Curley's Clique: Flying Falls Knock Pre-Arranged Bouts 'Gang Aglae' -- Claim (Jack Curley/pro wrestling), February 17, 1922 New York Sports Fans More Gullible Than Any, February 1, 1923 American Doctors Say Weak Hearts Killed Golfers Past Fifty, October 2, 1923 Suzanne Tennis Marvel Of All Time, Says Menke (Suzanne Lenglen), October 27, 1926 Joie Ray's Display of Courage Draws Tribute From Feature Writer: Frank G. Menke Has High Praise for Great Performance of Ray in Recent Boston Marathon -- Joie Came Out of Oblivion to Stage Fine Comeback (Joie Ray), May 18, 1928 References 1885 births