12 Sports Aces, May 1943 — page 27: what you’re looking at

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Larry Hanlon had been a track champion before he was a salesman. But in order to win that world mile record, Larry had te pay a high vrice for those... . : Mules for Sale By Richard Brister in a neat pile before him—spikes, adhesive, earplugs, a towel] for a muffler. He was pulling white wool socks on his feet when a shadow fell on him. He fooked up and recognized Jim Kee- iz WAS almost time. Everything lay nan, the syndicated sports writer, in the doorway. Keenan’s quick eyes had found the earplugs already. “Looks like you might be going swimming, Larry.” “Yeah,” Larry said. Gomichbooks