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ir performances on the field. He encountered resistance. At first a slit was cut into the fence, for fans to pass papers to the pl ayers to sign. Only after two years did the fences come down. But Valentine had made his point. A year after he returned, the Marines won the championship, with t he young players he promoted leading the way. Vale ntine’s popularity soared. A beer, Bobeer, would b e named after him, as well as a street in Chiba, V alentine Way. But by 2009 the adventure was over as the front of fice said it could no longer afford his high salar y. The fans organized large in-game protests and c ollected thousands of signatures on a petition. Th eir pleas went unanswered. At the airport the day he left, hundreds of fans a ssembled to see him off, waving flags with his lik eness on them and singing the "Bobby" song they wr ote for him. As his plane taxied down the runway, they ran out on a roof after it, waving their flag s and shouting his name as a tearful Valentine wat ched from the plane. This time, nothing was lost in translation. ~~~~~~~~~~ <strong>NYT</strong>-<strong>1201</strong> Judy Lewis, Secret Daughter of Hollywood, Dies at 7 6 ... By PAUL VITELLO Ms. Lewis, the daughter of an unwed Loretta Young and Clark Gable, was 31 before she confronted her mother and learned the truth of her upbringing. ===== notyet Her mother was Loretta Young. Her father was Clark Gable. Yet Judy Lewis spent her first 19 months in hideaw
ays and orphanages, and the rest of her early life untangling a web of lies spun by a young mother h ungry for stardom but unwilling to end her unwed p regnancy. Loretta Young’s deception was contrived to protect her budding movie career and the box-office power of the matinee idol Gable, who was married to som eone else when they conceived their child in snowe d-in Washington State. They were on location, shoo ting the 1935 film "The Call of the Wild," fiction al lovers in front of the camera and actual lovers outside its range. Ms. Lewis, a former actress who died on Friday at the age of 76, was 31 before she discerned the sco pe of the falsehoods that cast her, a daughter of Hollywood royalty, into what she later described a s a Cinderella-like childhood. Confronted by Ms. L ewis, Young finally made a tearful confession in 1 966 at her sprawling home in Palm Springs, Calif. Young was 22 and unmarried when she and Gable, 34 and married to Maria Langham, had their brief affa ir. She spent most of her pregnancy in Europe to a void Hollywood gossip. Ms. Lewis was born on Nov. 6, 1935, in a rented house in Venice, Calif. Soon she was turned over to a series of caretakers, inc luding St. Elizabeth’s Infants Hospital in San Fra ncisco, so that Young could return to stardom. When Ms. Lewis was 19 months old, her mother broug ht her back home and announced through the gossip columnist Louella Parsons that she had adopted the child. Ms. Lewis grew up in Los Angeles, cushioned in the luxury of her mother’s movie-star lifestyle even as she endured what she later described as an outs ider’s isolation within her family and the teasing of children at school.
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