Dodgers blamed for poor teamwork in baseball bosses critique
A critical column blasts major league front offices from Brooklyn to Cleveland, arguing too many managers and business leaders hinder teamwork. The piece cites White Sox Michigan, Giants, and Yankees as examples while calling for unified, intelligent planning to keep World Series games at premier venues.
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Clarke Griffith
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Marty McManus
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Joe Cronin
Billy Evans
Walter Johnson
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Ed Barrow
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Ohio
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Mel Walker
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Gene Sarazen
Lee Grissom
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Milton Berle
Mushy Callahan
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Braddock
Hank Greenberg
Jimmy Foxx
Nap Lajoie
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Ace Parker
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Atlanta
Harvard
Bill McWilliams
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Los Angeles
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Tex
Sammy Snead
Frank Walsh
Olin Dutra
St. Paul
Walsh
Parnell
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Johnny Goodman
Frank Strafaci
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Johnny Farrell
Jimmy Hines
Jimmy
Earle Meadows
John P. Nicholson
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Sch obb ballooning third term talk in Anta Monica
The article mocks post reelection ballooning by political boosters and notes later opinions on public figures and sports figures. It references Irvin S Cobb Larry Snyder and various athletes, plus a satire on generals and prairie schooners.
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Conestoga
South Bend
Murphy
Studebaker
False imprisonment case lands pardon for Denver man
Ernest Mattice, 33, a candy salesman from Denver, freed after six months of two life sentences for kidnapping and assault of Margaret Cykosz, 22. Gov. Teller Ammons pardons him after Frank Neill 26 and Arthur Parker 21 confessed to assault and denied kidnapping.
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Margaret Cykosz
Teller Ammons
Colorado
Frank Neill
Arthur Parker
Screen Star's Tiny Son Plans Athletic Career
Norman Scott Barnes, two and a half, son of Joan Blondell, shows a sweatshirt emblazoned with his future alma mater as he grows, hinting at an early path toward sports and celebrity.
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Norman Scott Barnes
Joan Blondell
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