Not Under Oath: Recollections and ReflectionsMemoirs of a successful author, sports columnist, radio commentator and naturalist. |
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Personally I never experienced anything worse than a good shaking up now and then when a bomb or a shell landed too close for comfort . These were easily turned into laughing matters but it wasn't all beer and skittles for some of the ...
Personally I never experienced anything worse than a good shaking up now and then when a bomb or a shell landed too close for comfort . These were easily turned into laughing matters but it wasn't all beer and skittles for some of the ...
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To those who took their sports seriously this sort of trifling came close to blasphemy , but I persisted in it and compounded the felony by introducing the ballade , the sonnet and other rhyme schemes here and there in my lighthearted ...
To those who took their sports seriously this sort of trifling came close to blasphemy , but I persisted in it and compounded the felony by introducing the ballade , the sonnet and other rhyme schemes here and there in my lighthearted ...
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Just what good cause we were helping when our show joined many others in a united program at Radio City I do not recall but I remember F.P.A.'s final fling at the close of our show . To add to the fun , Kip Fadiman came over to the ...
Just what good cause we were helping when our show joined many others in a united program at Radio City I do not recall but I remember F.P.A.'s final fling at the close of our show . To add to the fun , Kip Fadiman came over to the ...
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Contents
MYSELF WHEN YOUNG I | 1 |
THE NEWSPAPER GAME | 17 |
HOBNOBBING WITH CHAMPIONS | 31 |
Copyright | |
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| Title | Not Under Oath: Recollections and Reflections |
| Author | John Kieran |
| Publisher | Houghton Mifflin, 1964 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 7 Feb 2008 |
| Length | 282 pages |
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