1934

t LADIES AWD GENTLEMEN,’

ANNOUNCING.

THEILS AND SAULS IN SPORIS”

JOCKO MAXWELL

“x 28,000 people watched this pigeon eat lunchl

It was the baseball battle of a century. In Griffith
Stadium, the Giants were battling for the world-=-
championship. But there in the path of the players
sat a determined pigeon, calmly digging for worms,
undisturbed by Joe Cronints and Blondy Ryants black
looks and the amused attention of thousands! And

for three days, amidst baseball's mighty furore, that
famous pigeon kept its placet

 

xx “Johnny Tell-All Sports Talker," of Stations WLTH,
New York, and WWRL, Long Island, introduces this cap-
tious first-person story of Ford Frickts in his amazing
book, "THRILLS AND SPILLS IN SPORTS."

wx "Johmny Tell-All Sports Talker," is really Jocko
Maxwell, whose electric interviews with the great of

the sports world, have been followed by millions of radio
listeners, all over the country.

wx In "THRILLS AND SPILLS IN SPORTS," he gathers to-
gether the pith of hundreds of interviews. Hank Green=
berg, Ben Johnson, George Selkirk, Cliff Montgomery,
Sid Luckman, and hundreds of other celebrities of the
sports world personally tell you their most thrilling
and their funniest experiences. Sportsdom's most ex-=
citing and intimate bookt order it nowt