they were their own. George's relationship with the press was more complicated. He was generally friendly with reporters, but he could also be combative and defensive. He had a volatile temper and was known to lash out at reporters who wrote critical articles. Yet he also cultivated relationships with sportswriters, and many of them became loyal supporters who helped burnish his legend. The press was essential to his fame, and he understood the importance of maintaining good relationships with journalists.
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