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	George Lewis Rickard - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		However, due to Rickard disliking the sport of professional wrestling, he did not co-promote wrestling events with McMahon, and it was not until 1935 that McMahon's son, Vincent J. McMahon, would begin promoting his Capitol Wrestling Corporation events.
		Tex Rickard was awarded an NHL franchise in 1926 to compete with the now-long-forgotten New York Americans.
		Rickard managed to get future legendary Toronto Maple Leafs coach Conn Smythe to assemble the team (including coach Lester Patrick), and it turned out to be a winner.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tex_Rickard (460 words)

	Boxing's Greatest Upsets Book by Thomas Myler continued - Gene Tunney and Jack Dempsey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Rickard had said after the Jack Johnson-James J. Jeffries fight in 1910 that he would never again promote another title contest involving a fl fighter and a white one.
		Jack was presenting a difficult target for the challenger but Tunney decided to keep his cool.
		Jack still possessed a knockout punch and that was why Gene had done much of his roadwork in reverse -- running backwards for several miles to strengthen his legs and give him balance in the face of Dempsey's rushing tactics.
	www.genetunney.org /upsets2.html (2903 words)

	Jack Davis (cartoonist) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jack Davis (born December 2, 1924) is an American cartoonist and illustrator.
		In a curious event of synchronicity, when Mad moved to 1700 Broadway, the magazine's fifth-floor production department was next to a wall that had previously been the location, only three feet away, of an immense Davis cartoon for a bank advertisement that towered six stories over 53rd Street.
		For his work, he was a formally named finalist for inclusion in the Jack Kirby Hall of Fame in 1990, 1991, and 1992.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jack_Davis_(cartoonist) (490 words)

	My Lifetime In Sports Book by George A. Barton - Gene Tunney continued (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Jack was faster in his footwork and speed of hands and sharper in his timing than he had been in the previous encounter.
		Jack bored in continually, and although Gene's punches must have stung and hurt him, the Manassa Mauler was willing to absorb two or three blows in the hope he might get close enough to Tunney to cripple the champion with a combination of lefts and rights.
		Jack told Rickard he was a victim of double-vision for several weeks after the Chicago battle as a result of blows to his eyes.
	www.genetunney.org /lifetime2.html (5654 words)

	The Long Count - Chapter 4 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Rickard's important announcement, it appeared, was his plan to build in Manhattan, within the next year, a great outdoor stadium patterned after the Yale Bowl.
		Jack, on the stand only three or four minutes, charged that Doc had forged his, Dempsey's, name to a contract for one of his bouts and had admitted as much to him at a training camp in Saratoga Springs, New York.
		Rickard saw Dempsey a couple of times around this time, the idea being to prod Jack into resuming his career, but he had no great luck.
	www.genetunney.com /long4.html (3317 words)

	Indiana Printing & Publishing Co.
		Jack Rickard, 75, of Center Township, said his tour of duty from April 1951 to April 1952 was rather boring.
		Rickard served as a radio mechanic on the mainland and Pyang Yan do, an island off the west coast of Korea.
		Rickard and his wife, the former Martha Waltz of Canoe Ridge, were married in 1950.
	www.zwire.com /site/news.cfm?newsid=10192138&BRD=1078&PAG=461&dept_id=151025&rfi=6 (2367 words)

	IBHOF / Tex Rickard
		Rickard followed gold prospectors to Nevada, where he opened another hotel called the Northern, before boxing caught his fancy.
		Rickard had recently attended a boxing match in New York, so he was given the task of making the arrangements.
		Although that match was not one of Rickard's most successful promotions, it set the stage for another Dempsey fight held at Boyle's Thirty Acres near Jersey City on July 2, 1921.
	www.ibhof.com /rickard.htm (690 words)

	Handbook of Texas Online:
		Rickard, whose favorite pastime was gambling, moved to Alaska and established a number of gaming houses in the Klondike during the late 1890s.
		Rickard remained heavily involved in fight promotion for the remainder of his life, successfully combining his obvious willingness to take risks with an apparent talent for recognizing and developing the possibilities of a good boxing match to build a fortune.
		Rickard opened the new Madison Square Garden in December 1925 and acted as director of the facility until his death.
	www.tsha.utexas.edu /handbook/online/articles/view/RR/fri15.html (702 words)

	Folding, stitching & gluing impossible jobs, AMERICAN PRINTER, February 2005
		Rickard describes the bindery’s clients as either manufacturing printers—companies such as RR Donnelley, Quad/Graphics and Quebecor that churn out millions of publications—or job-shop printers of all sizes, which do a little bit of everything.
		Rickard Bindery operates four Müller Martini saddlestichers—the first was installed in the mid-eighties, the last in 2002.
		As a young man, Jack Rickard considered becoming a naval architect, but his father, Les, convinced him to become a binder rather than a boat builder.
	americanprinter.com /mag/rickard_bindery_0205 (1004 words)

	Wired 1.04: Home-grown BB$
		Jack Rickard scopes out the emerging billion-dollar cottage industry of BBSes.
		It is one example of how much, and how little, the world of electronic bulletin boards has progressed in the past fifteen years.
		Jack Rickard (jack.rickard@boardwatch.com) is editor/publisher of Boardwatch Magazine, the magazine of the home-grown BBS industry.
	www.wired.com /wired/archive/1.04/bbs.html (939 words)

	The Long Count - Chapter 5 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		At one time Jack's mother had been given an old book about John L. Sullivan by a magazine seller to whom she had given a glass of milk, and she said before Jack's birth that he would be a boy and would grow up to be a champion boxer like Sullivan.
		Rickard had had "the best people," whoever they were, at one of his promotions and he meant to have them again and again.
		Actually, Jack was not in the best of shape for the fight, a condition he rectified over the rest of the summer, and it was just as well he did.
	www.genetunney.com /long5.html (6031 words)

	Rickard Bindery Wins Four 'Best of Category' Industry Awards
		Rickard's plant boasts 80 folding machines, nearly two dozen gluing units and five stitchers that allow the company to handle high-volume jobs and complex projects simultaneously.
		Rickard actually salvaged this 1 million piece project for Assurant Health after another bindery was unable to run it through its machines.
		Rickard won a total of 6 AIPX Awards from the Printing Industries of Indiana and Illinois.
	www.prweb.com /releases/2006815/5/prweb379923.htm (792 words)

	The Long Count - Chapter 4
		Rickard read of the Dempsey lawsuit with a smile on his face.
		Both Dempsey and Tunney were introduced from the ring--and Jack was cheered in an uproar of several minutes, with feet-stamping and paper being showered form the second balcony, while for Gene there were mingled cheers and boos.
		Billy was with Rickard at the time, and he said almost petulantly that he had no knowledge of Tunney's conference with Fugazy.
	bally.fortunecity.com /mayo/239/tunney.book.long.count.chapter.4.txt.html (3189 words)

	Rickard Bindery Adds String Tying to Capabilities
		With more than 80 folding machines, Rickard Bindery is an industry-leading provider of folding services that range from miniature pharmaceutical folding to large-format folding for maps and other oversized products.
		About Rickard Bindery: Founded in 1900, Rickard Bindery is an industry leader in binding and finishing.
		In its 80,000-square-foot facility, Rickard provides string tying; saddle and loop stitching with up to 12 pockets; miniature, oversized, map, gate and specialty folding; rotary scoring; fulfillment; attaching; wafer sealing and seam, fugitive and remoistenable gluing.
	www.prweb.com /releases/2006820/5/prweb381094.htm (449 words)

	Rickard toy list
		Rickard was up in the Yukon Valley, working in gambling houses, two years before the Klondike gold rush started; there he prospected, made and lost several fortunes.
		His greatest fame, of course, came as the creator, with Jack Dempsey's collaboration, of the fabulous "million-dollar gate." But this was preceded by his first two record-breaking title fight promotions: Joe Gans and Battling Nelson in 1906, Jack Johnson and Jim Jeffries in 1910.
		Though no one seemed to know Rickard intimately, he had millions of admirers, ranging from ex-President Theodore Roosevelt to Itchfoot Swanson, the old Klondike prospector.
	www.fighttoys.com /Rickard.htm (374 words)

	Town Hall 8/12/04/C - SL History Wiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Salazar Jack: Or when you are leasing land and want to check that a renter hasn't gone over their prim limit.
		Salazar Jack: If a new sim was released that was zoned no casino/no club, then the people who would like to live in such a sim would have more confidence in locating there with less potential conflict for sim resources.
		Salazar Jack: The reason I mentioned additional city sims is that I've had a few people recently, new ones, who are looking for city sim land and there is hardly any available now.
	history.secondserver.net /index.php/Town_Hall_8/12/04/C (7526 words)

	Distilled Online Wisdom: Boardwatch Magazine
		One of Jack's early insights which has proven to be true is that bulletin board sysops (system operators) will eventually become Worldwide Web presence providers or Internet Service Providers for their subscribers.
		In it, Jack proposes that the Web is "destined to die in its current form." He goes on to say, "...after clicking through the thousands of sites available for a few weeks, almost everyone tires of the game and starts looking for a home.
		Jack suggests that the successes of the future will be sites that encourage community-building through interaction.
	gmarketing.com /articles/read/150/Distilled_Online_Wisdom:_Boardwatc... (743 words)

	Farewell To Sport (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The heavy was Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion of the world, the most feared and colorful character of the modern prize ring.
		There were disquiet, ambition, and courage in his soul, but he needed the war, Tex Rickard, Jack Dempsey, the million-dollar gates and the wildest spendingest era in the history of the country to help him.
		This gave rise to the circumstances that made Rickard sign Tunney as challenger, giving him his chance, and taking the match to Philadelphia, where it was fought in a pouring rain, a circumstance that certainly was no aid to Dempsey or his style.
	www.genetunney.org /farewell.html (1776 words)

	Businesses Used ISPCON to Do Business
		According to show founder Jack Rickard, the Internet industry used the ISPCON Fall 1998 show as a place to do business.
		In the booths and aisles of the McEnery Convention Center and in various after-hours parties in San Jose's restaurants, museums and art galleries, deals were being made.
		Rickard agreed, suspects that at least a few people's fortunes were made at the show.
	news.earthweb.com /xSP/print.php/44811 (381 words)

	Late Night Lanterns (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Jack's deep connections and insight launch us across boundaries of time and space into an exciting, enlivening adventure toward universal truths.
		Jack is a writer with a direct and provocative approach to subjects of epic proportion.
		His style is lean and his powerful images come out of a great amount of personal inquiry into periods of history that clearly fascinate him.
	www.windstormcreative.com /windstorm/73955.htm (162 words)

	Class Notes
		Jean has retired from teaching second grade, and is active in the Christian Women's Club and Bible Study Fellowship in Reading, Pa. She divides her residence between Gainesville, Fla., and Oregon, where she is with her daughter for four months each summer.
		Jack '51 and Mary Jane Brokaw Swanson were preparing to move to the Flat Rock area of Henderson, N.C., in early June.
		Jack and Joanna Randolph '56 Rott, who are avid golfers, arrived in Lewisburg a few days early to take advantage of Bucknell's challenging course and the weekend's spectacular weather.
	www.departments.bucknell.edu /communications/BucknellWorld/1996-9/cn59.html (3946 words)

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		I was amazed to see in the March 30 paper that Jack Rickard is still carrying out a vendetta against former pro golfer and TV announcer Ken Venturi.
		Rickard falls back on his old criticisms of Venturi as an announcer that he was hard to understand and had nothing interesting to say.
		Rickard concludes his little diatribe by suggesting that Venturi shut up and go away.
	www.tucsoncitizen.com /print/golf/040604c4_golfletters (238 words)

	CFP'91 - (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		To Jack's right is John McMullen, a consultant and journalist with McMullen and McMullen, a 13-year-old consulting firm and a journalist for NewsBytes.
		My question is for Jack [Rickard] and Dave Hughes, which is responding to the idea that bulletin-board operators should be reporting to law enforcement about what's going on on their systems.
		RICKARD: My position on that - I don't even know how to go into any detail - [is] I think the concept is ridiculous [and] that anyone that advocates BBS sysops [system operators] should act as deputy marshalls in Dodge City is preposterous.
	archive.cpsr.net /conferences/cfp91/liebermn.html (11576 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Jack Rickard and Phil Becker with frank talk on what works, what doesn't, and why - gleaned from their contacts with hundreds of successful BBS operators.
		This corporation was formed as a partnership venture by Jack Rickard, publisher of Boardwatch Magazine, and Philip L. Becker, President of eSoft, Inc., and author of the TBBS bulletin board software package.
		Rickard is also one of the founding partners of ONE, Inc., promoters of the Online Networking Exposition and BBS Convention (ONE BBSCON).
	timeline.textfiles.com /1993/08/25/1/FILES/onebbs.txt (15694 words)

	Welcome To Rickard Bindery. The Science of Bindery, A Century of Solutions. Chicago, Illinois.
		Rickard, “Binding, finishing and loose-leaf manufacturers are dealing with a rapidly evolving marketplace.
		Rickard’s opinion, the number one benefit of the BIA is networking.
		Rickard Bindery’s services include miniature, oversized, map, gate and specialty folding, 12-pocket saddle stitching, attaching, loop stitching, seam, fugitive and remoistenable gluing, rotary scoring, personalized product handling, fulfillment, wafer sealing and automatic shrink wrapping.
	www.rickardbindery.com /news (1026 words)

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		It is comical to see Rickard call it the "Largest gathering of ISPs ever held." I would think that they are disappointed with the turnout, but also believe that they will never admit they made a mistake.
		Jack Rickard called it the "Largest gathering of ISPs ever held." One traditional BBSCON mainstay was carried over to the ISPCON, but the fifth annual John C. Dvorak Telecommunications Excellence Awards were somewhat different than years past.
		Jack Rickard, editor of Boardwatch Magazine and President of ONE Inc., made some interesting remarks, while endorsing the AOP at the Welcoming Session for the last BBSCON.
	www.textfiles.com /bbs/PASCO/pbm411.mag (8434 words)

	Without a Trace Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		JACK: Either way, she sold the data to a fraud ring or she's part of one.
		JACK: I don't think you gave her that gun for protection.
		JACK: (from phone) Her husband said it was touch and go for a minute, but she
	www.fan-sites.org /withoutatrace/0323_transcript.php (4233 words)

	Welcome to the Tucson Citizen
		It's mind-boggling to think that Arnold Palmer will be teeing it up for the 50th time in the Masters this week.
		We had a brief visit and Palmer continued his schedule, which included a half hour of hitting balls on the range and visiting with the patrons, playing a four-hole exhibition and then a news conference.
		It had been several hours since we "met." When I asked Palmer the first question, he said, "Well, Jack" and answered.
	www.tucsoncitizen.com /sports/golf/040604c4_rickard (676 words)

	About Graphic Finishing Industries of Illinois
		About Us The Graphic Finishing Industries of Illinois was founded almost one hundred years ago, formed by a group of trade finisher owners and leaders desirous of finding a common ground to better serve their clients.
		The Employing Bookbinders Club was established around 1910 by Fay Rickard, the grandfather of Jack Rickard, Harold Volkert and the father and uncle of Frank Liedtke, Sr.
		A picture of the Club’s 1929 Annual Meeting, held at the old Stevens Hotel Ballroom, hangs on an office wall at Rickard Circular Folding, cherished along with many memories of the years gone by.
	www.graphicfinishingindustries.com /about.htm (370 words)

	CNN - Busy Signal' survey rates national ISPs - February 19, 1998
		The study was designed to calculate call completion rates and busy signals for the service providers, along with average modem connection speeds.
		But for K56flex ports the average was 30,849 bps compared to an average 45,192 bps for x2 ports.
		IBM Internet Connection Services was selected as best performing Dialup Provider based on a call completion rate of 95.55 percent and an average x2 connect speed of 45780 bps across 1,802 completed calls to different IBM ports across the country.
	www.cnn.com /TECH/computing/9802/19/boardwatch.survey (559 words)

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