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Boxing's groans were even louder. Editor Nat Fleischer of Ring Magazine said: "In 1949, receipts from fights around the country dropped 50%-or $4,000,000. Attractive matches do well at the box office, but television is hurting the small clubs which can't get leading fighters...
FRESHMAN SWIMMING--Major Numerals 1952--Winthrop A. Baylies, Robert L. Fleischer, Hugh B. Hartwell, Thomas J. Johnson, 3d, Douglas M. Kinney Kerry R. Lyne, Guy M. McKhann, Lowell Sachnoff, Myron B. Siner, Robert M. Stroud, Manager Prentiss A. Myrick...
...Freestyle won by Fleischer (h); second, Coe (H); third, Lunt (BU): time--26:2. 100-yd. Breaststroke won by Siener (H); second, Brown (H); third, Fearn (BU): time--1:13. 200-yd Freestyle won by Ackerman (H); second, MacKahnn (H); third, Sheehy (BU): time--2:18.1. 100-yd. Backstroke won by Baublin (H); second, Hartwell (H); third, Thorton (BU): time...
...with its sister periodicals) $5,000,000 a year. But few U.S. newsmen, accustomed to the hustle of city rooms, would feel at home in the Zeitung. Every staffer above the rank of cub has his own office, where he dictates stories and headlines to his secretary. Editor Jack Fleischer, able predecessor of Ken Foss, tried to introduce U.S. methods to the Zeitung but didn't get far. The editor won the right to read the copy (it used to go direct from secretaries to composing room), but the paper still has no copy desk or rewrite...
...paper's status. Recently a U.S. Army officer informed the Zeitung that he was sending a man around to take away the telephone switchboard. It was orders, he said; German papers had to give up their Army communication equipment. "But we're not a German newspaper," Editor Fleischer protested. "Oh, yeah?" scoffed the officer. "With that name...