
The Donald Keith Montgomery collection documents the bodybuilding and weightlifting career of Montgomery, primarily from 1980 to 1983. Materials provide...
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The Donald Keith Montgomery collection documents the bodybuilding and weightlifting career of Montgomery, primarily from 1980 to 1983. Materials provide...
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The Littlefield collection documents the lives and careers of Coach Clyde Littlefield, an athlete, coach, and administrator at the University...
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Harry Lionel Johnson Jr. was a famous strongman and bodybuilder who was named Mr. America in 1959 and Masters Mr....
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Coulter was a vaudeville strongman, author, and collector. As his vaudeville days came to a close, he moved into supporting...
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Doctors Curtis Jackson (Shorty) and Mary Evelyn Buice Alderson were faculty in the Department of Kinesiology and Health Education of...
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Two-time Masters winner, Ben Crenshaw, a local Austinite, attended UT at the same time as Tom Kite. Like his rival...
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Chris Green and Laurence Chalip are former faculty members of UT’s Department of Kinesiology and Health Education. They have donated...
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Harold “Hal” Weiss was one of the greatest private collectors of strength and weightlifting materials in the post-World War II...
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Dr. Allan J. Ryan was a founding member of the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM), served as president of...
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For more than fifty years, the Raders published the influential Iron Man magazine from the town of Alliance, Nebraska. They also traveled...
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Beulah “Boo” Law (1922-2016) was a student and practitioner of natural hygiene from the early 1980s until her death in...
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Robert (Bob) Goldman began as an athlete, foremost as a wrestler who had dreams of making it to the Olympic...
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Writer, broadcaster and historian, Jim Apfelbaum is the first, and as yet only, three-time winner of the annual Southern Texas...
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From the time he was a young boy, Thomas Shrader loved sports, collegiate and professional. So much so that he...
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Robert “Bob” Kennedy (1938-2012) was a well-known contributor to the bodybuilding and fitness world as a publisher, author, artist, and...
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If you want to know how and when sports medicine became a specialty, you need only to read Jack Berryman’s...
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Bob Samuels (1911- 2000) was a pioneer powerlifting and Olympic-style weightlifting competitor and coach. Born in New York City to...
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There’s a complex, somewhat dramatic, story to how the Stark Center came to be the home of the extensive health...
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It is impossible to discuss University of Texas football with mentioning, at some point, legendary coach, Darrell K Royal. Although...
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Stanley Rothwell was a British physical culturist and educator best known as a writer, fitness model, bodybuilder, boxer, and wrestler....
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Tom Kite is a professional golfer with 19 wins on the PGA Tour, including the 1992 U.S. Open. Kite, along...
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Anna Hiss was an instructor of physical education at The University of Texas at Austin from 1918 until her retirement...
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James Dunaway, a sports journalist renowned for his coverage of track and field athletes and events, covered sporting events from...
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The Jody Conradt Collection documents the career, milestones, and major events in the life of Jody Conradt, the winningest coach...
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In 1974, as one of the first major universities to move toward compliance with Title IX legislation, the University of...
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The University of Texas Athletics Media Relations office serves as principal media liaison for all University of Texas intercollegiate athletics...
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Steve Wennerstrom is an expert on the history of women’s bodybuilding. He has served as the International Federation of Bodybuilders...
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Harvey Penick was an Austin institution, recognized by the golf world as a professional’s professional. Penick served as UT’s first...
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The Allison and Snyder Collection documents the coaching careers of University of Texas men’s tennis coaches Wilmer Allison and David...
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Mack Brown served as head coach of the University of Texas Longhorns Football Team from 1998 until 2013. During his...
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The William S. and Susan S. Bushman Golf Collection is the result of Bill Bushman’s lifelong love for the game...
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The Pamela (Pam) Ellen Ferguson Collection contains materials created and collected by the aforementioned Asian Bodywork Therapy (ABT) practitioner, instructor,...
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This collection documents John Hordines’ career as a physical educator, wrestling coach, and sportswriter. The collection includes materials from Hordines’...
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Edmund Hoffman was a Dallas businessman and philanthropist who loved the game of golf. So much so that he accumulated...
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Boff, a longtime physical culturist and founder of the Association of Oldetime Barbell and Strongmen, was friends with many people...
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A Wichita Falls, Texas native, William B. Ward was an avid sports fan and collector of sports memorabilia. Reflected in...
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Albert Davis was a theater and sports enthusiast and an avid collector of theater and sports-related memorabilia. At the time...
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Retired University of Missouri journalism professor and Bernarr Macfadden scholar, Taft collected an amazing array of research materials on Bernarr...
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Dr. Gehman worked as an editor for Bernarr Macfadden in the 1920s, wrote one of the earliest books warning of...
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Christopher Gian-Cursio was a naturopathic doctor, nutritionist, author, editor, and researcher. The collection reflects Gian-Cursio’s professional career as a practicing...
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Willoughby was a weightlifting historian, artist, and anthropometrist. He authored a number of books, including The Super Athletes; helped form the...
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Dr. Charles Yesalis has studied the role of anabolic-androgenic steroids (AAS) and other performance enhancing drugs (PED) in sports and...
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Abbye “Pudgy” Stockton played a central role in popularizing physical culture and exercise for women in the mid-Twentieth Century. She...
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Robert Collins Hoffman, who was 6′ 3″ by the age of thirteen, developed an early interest in athletics. He initially...
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Jowett was a strongman, promoter, author, and magazine editor whose career spanned the period 1910-1960. With David Willoughby and Ottley...
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Known as the “First Lady of Bodybuilding,” Doris Barrilleaux founded the Superior Physique Association (SPA), and had leadership positions with...
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Dr. Gary Wadler was an American internist with special expertise in the field of drug use in sports. Dr. Wadler served as a...
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