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Old 07-12-2010, 08:10 AM
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Default T206: A question of pronunciation...

Though I always just refer to them as "Sweet Cap" backs, what is the real way to pronounce "Caporal?"

CAP-or-al

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Ka-POUR-al

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Old 07-12-2010, 09:18 AM
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i seem to recall Mr. Sloate saying that it was pronounced "cap-rel", with emphasis on the first syllabel. but thats just going on memory, which usually isn't very good for me
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Old 07-12-2010, 10:34 AM
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It was my assumption that the first syllable is stressed, but it's only an educated guess.
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I thought, and was pretty sure, it was Sweet CAP o ral.
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Old 07-12-2010, 11:53 AM
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Sweet ka-pour-al, with a light emphasis in the middle.

I also say "goo-dey" not "gow-dey"
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I believe the answer is included in the streetball scene towards the beginning of The Pride of the Yankees. One of the kids mentions having some "Sweet CAP-oral" cards.

Oh, and as for Goudey, everything I've seen and heard indicates it's pronounced "GOW-dee", as in Curt Gowdy.

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I also say "goo-dey" not "gow-dey"
The family members of the people who ran it also referred to it as "gow-dey," which is why I no longer call it "goo-dey" like I did for 20+ years.
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I believe the answer is included in the streetball scene towards the beginning of The Pride of the Yankees. One of the kids mentions having some "Sweet CAP-oral" cards.

Oh, and as for Goudey, everything I've seen and heard indicates it's pronounced "GOW-dee", as in Curt Gowdy.

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That's pretty good evidence. Does anybody know how you are supposed to pronouce High Chaparral?
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i seem to recall Mr. Sloate saying that it was pronounced "cap-rel", with emphasis on the first syllabel. but thats just going on memory, which usually isn't very good for me
I knew a guy who smoked these his whole life and that is how he said it too.

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Pied-mont or Peed-mont?
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Peed-mont.

Uhz-it, Ooze-it, or Use-it?
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Use-it.

As in "we have great tobacco, please use it."
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Fah-TEE-ma or FAT-uh-ma?
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That's a tough one Bob. In church I think you would say FAT-uh-ma, but for the baseball card I would go with Fa-TEE-mah.
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Poller Bear or Poelahr Bear?
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Poller Bear or Poelahr Bear?
At the newstand I'd say, Poluh beah. On an ice flow, Oh Sh!t!
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