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Silver Slipper with Bob Taylor and Joe Copper

from SDASM Archives

  • Vitamin-P said:
    The Silver Slipper was Gen. Casey Vincent's personal B-25. This picture, taken in Luliang, China in late January 1945 shows Robert Taylor, left, and Joe Cooper, right (not Copper!). [info from 1995 Annual Pictorial Magazine of the 14th Air Force Association, p.42]

[Joe Jackson, Cleveland AL (baseball)] (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

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  • jordanhaas said:
    wow. Shoeless Joe before being traded to the future Black Sox.
  • Scarce Fruit said:
    Is shoeless Joe Jackson still denied recognition in the baseball hall of fame? Can't an argument be made that even though he didn't willingly come forth to expose his team mates for their throwing that infamous game, yet Joe was nevertheless on the field that day playing his heart out -- probably in more ways than one --, and so lovers of the game may graciously give Joe a break?
  • Valerie Reneé said:
    Yeah, he's still banned, even though a grand jury acquitted all the players accused in the scandal. It's sad, especially considering that to this day he still holds multiple records in major league ball.
  • monkeymanob said:
    Can the Baseball Hall of Fame make those on MLB's ineligible list eligible for election since the Hall is separate from the league?
  • Racklever said:
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoeless_Joe_Jackson

Joe Edwards (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

  • Pixel Wrangler said:
    "Joe Edwards" was the alias for the welterweight German boxer Paul Maschke, who was a contender in the 'mixed rules' (boxing/wrestling) events that were taking place in parts of Europe.

    On February 1, 1907, Paul Maschke ('Joe Edwards') (Boxing) defeated the Frenchman, Edmond Vary (Jiu Jitsu) in Berlin. There was a rematch on August 11, 1907, between Maschke and Vary (Jiu Jitsu), also in Berlin. One source states that Vary lost again, another, a newspaper article from August 18, 1907, calls it a draw. [1] [2] [3]

    On May 17, 1908, in Copenhagen. Paul Maschke ('Joe Edwards') lost in a match with welterweight Johannes Jørgensen, (1867-1913), who used the alias "Jim Smith", [4]

    Joe's wife, Rose "Edwards" was also a boxer. Two photographs of her are featured on Flickr.

    "Jim Smith's" (LOC) photograph can be seen here:
    Jim Smith (LOC)

     
    There are two other (LOC) photographs of "Joe Edwards" here:

    Joe Edwards (LOC)             Boxing class in Joe Edward's School, Berlin (LOC)
    "Joe Edwards"          by LOC      "Boxing class in Joe Edward's School, Berlin" by LOC