Mud wrestling and tug-of-war at Los Angeles Junior College in 1936

Mud wrestling and tug-of-war at Los Angeles Junior College in 1936

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The transcript discusses the phenomenon of mud wrestling contests among college students, highlighting its unclear origins but noting its prevalence across campuses before the 1929 crash. These contests, indulged in by college men and women, became a notable part of film history, with every campus, regardless of size, participating when weather allowed.

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What was the nature of the contests mentioned in the text?

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Who were the participants in these contests?

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What does the text imply about the popularity of these contests?

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What historical event is referenced in relation to the contests?

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What was the significance of the contests on college campuses?

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