Dr. W. A. Moore, professor at Birmingham-Southern College, boxing with his son, Bunny.
Another photograph taken at the same time was published in the Birmingham News on November 13, 1938, as part of the photo spread "Great Minds at Work": "The professors at Birmingham-Southern College really work at play, and they lay themselves open to some kidding in this layout of in...
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| Summary: | Another photograph taken at the same time was published in the Birmingham News on November 13, 1938, as part of the photo spread "Great Minds at Work": "The professors at Birmingham-Southern College really work at play, and they lay themselves open to some kidding in this layout of informal shots." The following caption accompanied the image of Dr. Moore: "Dr. W. A. Moore and son enjoy fisticuffs in their leisure, and in the case of this snap, Bunny socks his dad a light one on the jaw. Professors have to learn to 'take it.'" |
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