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Another addition, the "T" formation, impressed Wood as "complicated, but very effective." His coach in 1931, Eddie Casey '19, employed the more orthodox and less razzle-dazzle single and double wings to collect wins over Texas, Holy Cross, and five other opponents against only one defeat, a 3 to 0 Yale upset...
...baseball fans, lazily sunning themselves in St. Petersburg, Fla. last week, it was just another exhibition game. To New York Yankee Manager Casey Stengel, artfully juggling 16 players into the lineup, it was another chance to solve his three most pressing problems: 1) a man to replace retired Centerfielder Joe DiMaggio; 2) an infielder to fill the gap when Second Baseman Gerry Coleman goes back to Marine flying duty; 3) another starting pitcher to rotate with his three proven performers, Vic Raschi (21-10), Ed Lopat (21-9), and Allie Reynolds...
...from seeming apologetic about the tanker deal with the Chinese, Olga said simply: "I was very fortunate, because in the tanker business it is usually good to have a buyer. Tankers you always have." She had discovered that United Tanker Corp. wanted ships, that former Massachusetts Congressman Joe Casey & Co. had three ships and that he was having trouble financing them. Olga brought both sides together. Had she investigated the people with whom she was dealing...
...Republicans in Washington, hardly delighted at his taking the Truman appointment, were doing their best to make him trouble. Almost as soon as he got to Washington, Newbold was linked with the Chinese tanker deal. His law firm had got $100,000 in fees for advising onetime Congressman Joseph Casey of Massachusetts and the group which originally bought the surplus tankers from the Government. Furthermore, Newbold himself headed the China International Foundation, a philanthropic organization which held the stock of United Tanker Corp. (see above), which, in turn, delivered oil to Communist China up to the start of the Korean...
...Dick Nixon, the committee last year exposed Bill Boyle and the American Lithofold Corp. This year, fortified with a $100,000 budget and eight investigators, it will tackle the sale of tankers by the Maritime Commission in 1947 to the American Overseas Tanker Corp., then headed by Joseph E. Casey, onetime Congressman from Clinton, Mass. It will also delve further into the activities of ex-War Assets Administrator Jess Larson...