Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-02-17 | Page 11 | First Giant Manager Continues Road Work at 87 Years 'Young'

First Giant Manager Continues Road Work at 87 Years Young By DAN PARKER New York Mirror Sports Writer The Garden now uses red ink on its boxing publicity notices which Is 15 poetic poetic po po- cUe justice or something While Herr Held HeId sports editor of ot the tile Staats Stoats was attending a benefit boxIng boxIng box box- Ing show which he staged for lor the poor German families of at the Ridgewood Grove club recently someone someone some some- one broke into his home and got away with over 1000 worth of his posses posses- Jim Mutrie first manager of ot the Giants is still spry at 87 and does docs his roadwork daily with Spike Sullivan on Staten Island Jim lik likes the Red Sox Sax for 1934 Back Home George l Notre Dame star is back from Hawaii where he went to recuperate from football Injuries Injuries Injuries In In- juries Marty Summers former East Side middleweight now operates a billiard parlor on Stanton street in inthe inthe the East Side and has learned nil all the angles he didn't master In the prize ring Mush Mushy Callahan former junior welter welter wel wel- ter champ is now a property man for Warner Brothers in Hollywood Jack Lewis the man who floored Primo Prima Camera Carnera in Salt Lake City while acting ns as his sparring partner has passed the physical exams for the San Francisco police force Swede RIsberg of Black Sox Sax fame Is out of ol work in Frisco ArLasky Art Ar Lasky out of Minneapolis is currently the biggest card on the coast excepting except except- ing tag Baer and Young Corbett Johnny Keyes is running a joint on Hollywood boulevard Pennock Still SUll Good Glad to see that grand guy Herb Pennock land with a club that has n a chance to win the pennant and get Herb some more worlds world's series dough One of ol the greatest handers left of ol all time and certainly the most graceful Herb still has more good pitching leUin left leU leftIn leftIn In his bean than most youngsters have in their whip Cullen Cain late of ot the National league service bureau is nv editor of the St St. Louis County Leader a weekly published at Clayton Mo The president and ansi publisher of or the paper is his liis son Forrest C Cain in former baseball baseball baseball base base- ball writer for the Evening Post By Bya a strange coincidence there isn't i iline a alisle allne lisle line of ol baseball news in the copy of the sheet I perused The least Connecticut can ears do for Lou Kid Kaplan former fe featherweight champIs to appoint him an inspector inspect r for the state slate athletic commission He could use the job just now and I 1 know my old pal Joe Lawlor the state commissioner ioner would be glad to have havethe havethe havethe the Kid on his staff No less than fighters are arc working out daily at Bill Gores Gore's gym at Miami Beach