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Show STYLE One STYLE A Wide Stripes. — Two CW — Re-inforced D T Three 8’’ White Ankle. CW—Re-inforced worsted. 1” C—Heavy Worsted. 1’’ Calf C—Heavy Stripes. Cotton. Cotton. One Wide — Two 1” BALL HOSE—No. YC— BALL HOSE—No. YC— Stripes. CW3 — Youth Model Youth Model Re-inforced CW3—Made 150 LAFAYETTE STREET NEW YORK 13, N. Y. in 2 combinations Heavy- — Heavy- weight Cotton. Solid Colors. Navy body with Red and White stripes; Royal body with Red and White stripes. Navy and White; Royal and White; Hose available in: Kelly and White; Maroon and White; Royal and Gold. White; Available in all solid or color combinations. Hose. C and CW Scarlet and YC—yYouth MANUFACTURING — weight Cotton. Calf Stripes. Worsted. only: LY Retains Wilson Introduces American ‘ Remington Davis as President Player Line for Younger Boys as head of the company, C. K. Davis Beginning | EEPING pace mendous in the with United tre- New York City during March. Bow- growth man said during were enthusiastic over this equipment for youngsters, with its Wilson quality at moderate prices. the population States the last 12 years, the Wilson Sporting Goods Co., 2037 North Campbell, Chicago, has a new line of equipment—the American for the millions lower grades. of youngsters sports Player— in the The new American Player line is designed to stimulate interest in sports among boys and girls and, in doing so, a corresponding stimulus should be felt in retail sales, according to Fred J. Bowman, president of the Wilson the American Player line to the sporting goods trade at the American Toy Fair in delegates to the Fair Del., has April served 16. as Remington’s when E. football helmet and wide range of quality footballs with autographs Nemours & Co., purchased controlling interest. During World War II, of some Remington, under Davis’ direction, became the major producer of of the game’s greatest stars —Red Grange, Otto Graham and Frankie Albert. Also in the football field are well constructed shoulder pads. Hank Sauer, Enos Slaughter and McCullough baseball gloves and mitts; basketballs and goal sets; softball equipment and championship boxing the line. And gloves from there is also the a feature family badminton four top rackets, net, posts and blue cover design. In addition, a distinctive box and label will identify each item. Bedell Host at of his Berkley Fly 1933 military for the After small I. manager du arms Pont de ammunition government. World stituted a version and War II, Davis in- comprehensive reconmodernization program at all three Remington in recent years the plants, and company’s sporting arms development program has introduced a number of outstandingly improved and hunting rifles for shotguns purposes. At the annual meeting all officers and directors of the company were re-elected. The officers are Davis, president ager; M. R. Warden, and and assistant general man- vice-president general manager; W. U. Reisinger, vice-president director of finance; R. H. and Coleman, vice-president and _ director of sales; H. M. Stoessel, secretary and Theater Berkley W. Bedell entertained the employes Co., treasurer; J. M. assistant Evans, S. Hoffman and M. treasurers: D. Irving Larsen Cashell, F. G. Hess, N. FB. and S. A. Milliner, Jr., as- and their wives and 18 girl employes made the 200 mile trip to Des Moines to see a performance of “Top Banana,” starring Phil Silvers. Bedell paid the expenses for sistant secretaries. the high, made 1952 the most ‘profitable Spirit Lake, Iowa, at a theater party 270 Davis Since and Catalog. Inc., at the annual meeting in Wilmington, general rules book. To merchandise the new line, Wilson has published an American Player catalog with a red, white Player’ re-elected president and genmanager of Remington Arms, and standpoint, of “‘American year president set which includes two shuttlecocks, Cover was eral twenty-first Among items in the American Player line are a collegiate-looking Clyde company. introduced that his on April trip, the 18. A play group and an of 20 men overnight stay at the Hotel Kirkwood. The company’s annual report revealed a net income for 1952 of $6,011,033. $5,449,459 year THE SPORTING This, compared with in 1951, the previous in Remington’s long GOODS for MAY, DEALER history. 1953 |
