Around Body (Dempsey vs. Tunney), September 22, 1927 Was Kelly Game? Fought Better Man He Wouldn't Quit Pounded to Death (Andy Kelly), December 11, 1927 Joe Jeannette One Battler McVey Couldn't Keep Down: Sam Knocked Him Down 36 Times In Bout; Wore Himself Out by Punching Fore and Resigned in 49th (Sam McVey/Joe Jeannette), February 2, 1928 Menke Figures Tom Will Win, (Gene Tunney vs. Tom Heeney), July 24, 1928 Dempsey Brought Success; Garden Claimed Credit(Sharkey-Stribling fight), April 4, 1929 Dempsey To Quit Promoting Fights: Will Forget All About It Unless Business Conditions Improve, May 15, 1930 Schmeling and Sharkey Start Getting Bold: They Expect Nothing Short of Murder When They Meet June 21, June 8, 1932 Max Baer Beats Fish Vender In 20-Round Tilt (Max Baer/King Levinsky), July 5, 1932 Farley Not to Resign As Head of Fight Board (James Farley), December 23, 1932 American Football Sport Dope (Michalis Dorizas), November 5, 1914 Sport Dope (1914 College Football All-America Team), November 25, 1914 Sport Dope (1914 Michigan Wolverines football team), December 2, 1914 Mightiest Ground Gainers on Gridiron Depend Upon Strength of Line - Meinke: Greatest Halfback Dub On Grid Machine With Comparatively Weak Line (role of linemen), November 17, 1921 Stars Reap Golden Harvest For Few Minutes of Play: 'Bo' McMillan, Star of Centre College Team Offered $1,000 Per Game -- Jim Thorpe, the Great Indian Averages $1,000 For Each Engagement (birth of professional football), December 8, 1921 Veteran Football Officials Sidetracked for 'Fledglings' -- Critics Say: Holier-Than Thou Grid Nabobs Come In For Raking Over, January 23, 1922 Forward Pass Is Sad Failure in Offense, Says Meinke (Forward pass), November 13, 1922 Menke Comes to the Front, Praises Line That 'Helps' Backs (line for Notre Dame's Four Horsemen), December 25, 1924 Publicity Made Grange Great, Says Frank Menke: Illinois Star Good Only in Open Field Running and Is Not As Great As Tryon and Oberlander (Red Grange), December 11, 1925 College Football Steeped In Hypocrisy, Menke Cries, January 7, 1926 Heston Greatest Grid Star of All Time -- Yost (Willie Heston), November 2, 1926 Great Among the Greats, Says Menke of Rockne: Taught Army 'U' Value of Forward Pass; Combination With Dorais Brought Fame to Notre Dame (Knute Rockne), November 9, 1926 Menke Says Huddle System Should Be Barred: Asserts Game Needs Radical Improvement; Would Cut Number of Subs Used in Each Period, December 2, 1926 Wade