Slips Costly in Sport History and Wagering Losses
A look at famous sports errors and miscalculations that cost millions in bets and attendance. From Conn and Corbett to Snodgrass, Pollard, and Casey Owen, errors topple records, menaces, and gate receipts across boxing, baseball, horse racing, and boxing purses.
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Billy Conn
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Conn
Jim Corgett
Bill Brady
Doe Louis
Mike Jacobs
Army Relief Fund
Fred Snodgrass
New York Giants
Boston
Christy Mathewson
Giants
Fred
Johnny Pollard
Seabiscuit
Rosemont
Whirlaway
Hugh Casey
Mickey Owen
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Owen
Wartime hog cholera threat endangers farms and pork supply
During war the loss of valuable hog herds hurts owners and wastes public resources. Hog cholera, a preventable, virus-borne disease, threatens 20 to 30 million dollars annually if herds are not immunized. Symptoms include poor appetite, leg weakness, hiding, scours, or sudden death. veterinarians must inspect promptly as neglect leads to catastrophic losses.
Hog cholera linked to swift pig deaths and vaccination urge
The article describes hog cholera as a major swine killer with varying symptoms that mimic other diseases. It warns of rapid deaths, urges vaccination as sound insurance, and advises owners to work with veterinarians on sanitation and preventive immunization to minimize losses during high pork prices.
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