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Newspaper Article
SportsDay
1996
Overview
Even if Jesper Parnevik wins the Greater Milwaukee Open, SportsDay predicts it will not spark any kind of fad in which cap wearers everywhere flip up the bills of their caps and boldly stride the promenade. [SportsDay] observes that Parnevik's style is not new at all. Two examples. Huntz Hall, who played one of the Bowery Boys in those popular \"second features\" in the 1940s and '50s, wore his cap that way. But Hall was a comedian, aiming to look goofy. So was Max Patkin, baseball's clown prince, who turned the bill to the side. Time has been unkind to the flipped-up bill on the cap. It's a fashion that never caught on, dorky then and dorky today.
Publisher
Journal Sentinel Inc
Subject
