Greatest football players of all time by man to man pick
GOANTLAND RICE and contemporaries debate a man to man all-time football greats list. They name Jim Thorpe, Bronko Nagurski, Sammy Baugh, Red Grange, Mel Hein, Wilbur Henry, Ernie Nevers, George Gipp, Cal Hubbard, Doc Huson, and Don Hutson among others. The piece notes length of service and versatility, with praise for Thorpe, Grange, Hutson, and Hein, and discusses why some stars were excluded or included.
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Steve Owen
Giants
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Louisiana
Jim Thorpe
Carlisle Indians
Canton Bulldogs
Pudge Heffelfinger
Fale
Bronko Nagurski
Minnesota
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TCV
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Red Grange
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Mel Hein
Washington State
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Wilbur
Fats) Henry
Ernie Nevers
Stanford
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Chicago
George Gipp
Notre Dame
Bil Mewitt
Michigan
Cal Hubbard
Centenary
Geneva
Hurrysip Yost
Willie Heston
Stagg
Walter Eckersall
Yale
Frank Hankey
Tom Shevlin
Hein
Don Hutson
Grange
Battles
Bo McMillin
Hubbard
Frank Toomas
Gipp
Thomas
Wilbur Henry
Thorpe
Gwen
Henry
Television newspaper demo by General Electric stuns editors
A GE demonstration in cooperation with the Albany Times Union shows a television newspaper concept where pages stream through the air, ads appear in real time, and even reporters reenact murders. The piece notes readers may judge papers by radio reception and personalities, not paper sales. It ends with a tribute to Butch O’Hare, praising his bravery and leadership.
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Albany Times Union
Sinatra
Early American Hobbyhorse Head Pattern From Ruth Wyeth Spears
A vintage hobbyhorse head sculpture is described as a simple hand saw cut from scrap wood. A toddler bike offers a modern learning aid. Mrs Spears provides an actual size pattern No 257 with stencil designs, color guide, and instructions, pattern 15 cents postpaid.
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Automatic oxygen masks for airmen simplify life in flight
Automatic oxygen masks now under development for United States military airmen operate without wearer regulation. At altitudes up to 38,000 feet the device automatically supplies the correct air oxygen mix, with flow controlled by valves driven by atmospheric pressure.
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United States
Collier’s
Five-Footed Dog Owned by John Smith in St Louis
A dog described as having five feet two extra legs is owned by John Smith of St Louis Missouri. The animal is said to run and play with ease despite its unusual anatomy.
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John Smith
St. Louis
America
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