Yankee Stadium Awe Echoes Through 1920s Memories
The piece recalls the vast scale of Yankee Stadium and other New York landmarks through a veteran observer, contrasting faded memories with recent reality. It reflects on how the Stadium’s size and the city’s glamour shaped imagination, with only gradual, vivid acceptance over time.
Kramer Cruises In National Pro Tennis Championship
Jack Kramer of Los Angeles, the world’s top player outside the event, advanced to the second round at Forest Hills by defeating unseeded Mickey Gorn Thornton? Gornton of Fort Lauderdale 6-2 6-1 6-2. Other seeds survived though Welby Van Horn and Bob Harmon faced tougher tests against Al Doyle and Joey Fishback respectively.
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Jack Kramer
Los Angeles
Bobby Riggs
Altadena
Calif
Kramer
Mickey Gornton
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
West Side
Welby van Horn
Germantown
Bob Harman
van Horn
Riggs
al Doyle
Wood Haven
Harmon
Joey Fishback
New York City
Imagination Shapes Yanks Anniversary Memories at Yankee Stadium
The author reflects on past visions of legendary venues and compares real sites to imagined ones from the Babe Ruth era. Polo Grounds, Madison Square Garden, Kansas City auditorium, Forest Hills, Fresh Meadow, and Winged Foot are evaluated, with Yankee Stadium memories described as altered by imagination yet still happy.
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Polo Grounds
Giants
Forest Hills
Tilden and Wills
Borotta
Madison Square Garden
Winged Foot
Gene Sarazen
Bob Jones
Walter Hagen
Babe Ruth
John McGraw
Bill Terry
Frankie Frisch
Municipal Auditorium
Kansas City
Midwest
Former Pitt End Named End Coach for Steelers
Harvey Rooker a 36 year old former Pitt end was named end coach for the Pittsburgh Steelers. He previously served as athletic director at Davis and Elkins College in 1941 and returned there in 1946 after a period away.
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Harvey Rooker
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Davis and Elkins College
Skipper Lacy Near The Top In Appalachian League Averages
The Howe News bureau reports Blue Gray players leading in several batting categories through June 5. Bob Pottenger hits .411, George Lacy rises to .357, while Jack Cooney falls to .290. Nora Postelese leads in five hitting departments with a .427 average and 54 RBIs. Pulaski dominates team batting at .319 and leads in several pitching and fielding stats.
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Howe
Bob
Postolese
Pulaski
George Lacy
Blue Gray
Jack Cooney
John Karpinsky
Nora Postelese
Postelese
Bruno
Povereme
Elizabethton
Norma
Pottenger
Jerry Reetche
Bristol
Back
Reetche
Orleman
Coates
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George Lurber
New River
Lacy
Welch
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Maurer
Johnson City
May
McKenley Fails World Record Bid at Benefit Meet
New York June 12 Herb McKenley former University of Illinois star from Jamaica failed to break the world mark in the 400 meters at a benefit meet. He won the event this evening but flunked his first test as a track promoter.
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Sprinster
Herb McKenley
University of Illinois
Jamaica
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