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SPORTS ARTIST CARICATURES
DEPICTING FRANK WYKOFF & OTHER ATHLETES
Section 6: Miscellaneous Cartoons 1928
Leo Cotton - "Wykoff Wins!"
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"WYKOFF WINS"
Cartoonist Leo Cotton
Los Angeles Examiner
Leo Cotton cleverly created a solution to the fact that Wykoff was
winning all the races -- A Rubber stamp stating "Wykoff Wins"(1928)
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Glendale Press - "Well, Frank Did It!"
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"Well Frank Did It" Glendale Press
cartoonist
unknown
City of Glendale, demonstrated in a cartoon how proud they
were of their Frank Wykoff, who placed 1st in both the
100M and 200M races
at the 1928 Olympic Trials. |
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Legs Like Wykoff's
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LEGS LIKE WYKOFF'S
Cartoonist unknown
"Director Bud Murray is looking for gals with legs like Wykoff's."
Girl: "I wonder if he means we'll have to do a lot of running."
(1928) |
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May An Obstacle Tickle?
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MAY AN
OBSTACLE TICKLE?
Cartoonist Unknown
"Over in Amsterdam they profess to think that our Wykoff, the
youthful sprinter of Glendale, was so named in order to advertise for the
Smith Brothers (cough drop) or the cigarette that sells by the
carload." (1928) |
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