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Vincent X. Flaherty was an American sports columnist and screenwriter. He was born in Washington DC. He was the youngest of five children born to Michael (abt.1870-1957) and Mary Rosella Dobbyn Flaherty (abt. 1872-1944).
- December 27, 1907
- September 6, 1977
Vincent X. Flaherty. Sports columnist, screenwriter. He wrote the screen play for the film Jim Thorpe-All American and was one of the screenwriters for PT-109.
Feb 2, 2019 · In search of information on the Los Angeles Rams for a Super Bowl preview, I hit upon the name Vincent X. Flaherty, one that may be familiar to southern Californians who also remember Pearl...
“It is my sincere belief that the Dodgers belong in Brooklyn,” O’Malley wrote to Los Angeles Examiner columnist and California baseball booster Vincent X. Flaherty in 1955.
Mar 15, 2014 · Son of legendary LA sportswriter Vincent X. Flaherty sells off collectibles to run for Congress. LA Congressional candidate Vincent Flaherty is selling collectible letters like the one above to fund his campaign. His father has been credited with helping bring the Dodgers to Los Angeles.
Vincent X Flaherty. A nattily dressed night person, Flaherty worked for the Washington Times-Herald before going to the West Coast as a columnist for the Los Angeles Examiner. In the 1940s he was an early advocate of bringing a ML team to Los Angeles.
Vincent X. Flaherty is known as an Adaptation and Story. Some of their work includes PT 109 and Jim Thorpe – All-American.
