Word: jacked
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...bent on breaking this one-track monopoly was the Hollywood Turf Club, a syndicate originally formed in 1935 but more recently reorganized and capitalized at $2,250,000. Headed by politically powerful Jack Warner, sporty production chief of the $177,000,000 Warner Bros. Corporation, and a board of directors of impeccable backgrounds, the reorganized Hollywood Turf Club convinced the Racing Board of its financial and moral soundness, got permission to build a race track in Los Angeles County. But the Board shyly held up its allocation of racing dates. At long last, last week, the Racing Board granted...
...Inglewood, 15 minutes from Hollywood, the new racing plant was already well under way. Since, in the Hollywood credo, no production has any excuse for being undertaken unless it can be bigger & better than the last, Jack Warner and his associates had planned accordingly. Santa Anita cost $1,000,000. Inglewood will cost $2,000,000. Santa Anita can seat 20,000. Inglewood will seat 25,000. Santa Anita snuggles at the foot of the picturesque Sierra Madre Mountains. There Inglewood was momentarily stumped. Inglewood is close to the sea but not close enough to afford its paying guests...
Others who are ready for a chance against the Crimson are forward Jack Stewart, center, Bob Jordan, and guard Eddie Green...
...Dunstan Thompson '40 was elected President of the Monthly for the coming year at a meeting held Wednesday. At the same time the other officers elected were W. Brooks Clift, Jr. '40, Business Manager; Walter S. Gifford, Jr. '39, Managing Editor; Wells Lewis '39, Literary Editor; Jack L. Long '39, Secretary; Edmund J. Doering, 2nd.'40, Advertising Manager; and Mandell L. Berman '40, Circulation Manager...
...fast relay team of Sanville, Williams, Smith, and George Jack, is potentially powerful over 400 yards, as is the young medley relay