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The quick turnaround, ICE officials said, minimized the chances that rubbernecks would post a video on Facebook, where, inevitably, it would be described as a checkpoint or a random traffic stop.
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Tommy talks Dodgers (Vin Scully deserves a statue in front of Dodgers Stadium) Tommy talks Kobe Bryant ("He's a great guy") Tommy totally rubbernecks a hot chick in a tight dress who walks by (can't blame him)!
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The Zips name comes from "zippers", rubber overshoes made by the BF Goodrich Company of Akron that were popular in the 1920s and 1930s. In 1925, a campus- wide contest had been conducted to choose a nickname for the university's athletic teams. Suggestions submitted by students, faculty, and alumni included Golden Blue Devils, Tip Toppers, Rubbernecks, Hillbillies, Kangaroos, and Cheveliers. The winner, freshman Margaret Hamlin, received a prize of $10 for "Zippers".
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The team began play in 1905 as Akron Buckeyes and were members of the Ohio–Pennsylvania League when the league was formed. In 1906 to the Akron Rubbernecks, an reflection of the city's top industry. Since 1880, Akron was the home of Goodyear, BFGoodrich, and Firestone, making Akron the "Rubber Capital" of the world. The manager of the Akron team during their first three seasons was Walter East, who would later become the basketball coach at the University of Akron men's basketball team.
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After a year off, the team was once again named the Akron Rubbernecks, in 1915, as Akron joined the short-lived Buckeye League. The team was reestablished one final time in 1920 as the Akron Buckeyes and was Akron's entry into the double-A International League. The Buckeyes posted an 88–63 record, but finished 21 games behind the Baltimore Orioles for 4th place overall. The Buckeyes team featured Jim Thorpe, who was considered the Greatest Athlete of the Twentieth Century.
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The article added that Hogan "was presented with a ring and each player was given a pair of gold cuff link inscribed 'O. & P. Champs 1906'". On October 6, 1906, Sporting Life summarized the league's most recent season, reporting that the Ohio Works team had "held the lead continually after the first months of the season and at one time threatened a walkover". The following month, in November 1906, Hogan responded to rumors that Walter East, manager of the Akron Rubbernecks, had agreed to "lay down" to the Youngstown club, enabling them to win the pennant.
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