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Tuesday, October Sf Aft, (V Work Agreement Sought by Prothro LitLlo Rock May Sever Relations With Sox, Join Phillies 'irtA. The Phillies KuiMK to their best bnse- tnlent inn) start climbing out of thi! Niitiiniiil Kciii'tie cclliir. Jiimes Thompson I'roilno, (he new innntiKvr, decliired Mombiy iifter conference with Gerald Nugent, club presidnt, No longer will the chin develop slurs fnr sole to (he highest bidder. snid. mldini; tliiit condition wiis one upon which he succeeded Jimmy Wilson.

II is first appointment the naming of linns Lolx'rl lo coiilinue us coach. The new intiniiiled that the Phillies prohithly wonld have work- with his former chih, I.illle Rock, in the Southern Association. He also said the I'liils probably would switch their spring training from Biloxi. In Florida. L1TTI HOCK.

Ark -Officials of the Little Hock Baseball Company COtlldjnot he rcarhed Monday niyht for SthtCmcnl Hnwever. indications are tittle Rock will sever its connoc- j.lohS pith the Boston Red Sox and Prolhro. I Tho Little Rock dull had a nRreement with the Boston Americans during 1937 and IMS. Red Sox fnrni litimls played leading part in winning Little Hock's- first pennant in 17 years' in 111117. Little Rock received only secondary iissi.st.inrr the past sea.son.

It wa.s no secret that the Red Sox sent their No. 1 rookies to Minneapolis with which club they also last s'eason. lndirjilions were thai llie Little Hock club would fewer players from the Boston club in the future as the Red Kox recent I ruirchnsrd the franchise of the I.oui.sville club in the American Associiition If the Travelers (lissovi 1 their affiliation with the llcil Six virtually a new (earn will he si year as the majority of the IMS Traveler" belonged to the Red Sox. Teachers to Hold Three Drills En Route to Coast CONWAY. State Champions for 19.16 and HKI7 plan to work out in three different places between here and the Pacific coast oil their trip west lo engage the Fresno Bulldog Fre.sno Slate college.

The Arkansas Teachers will stop first in Fort Worth Wednesday morning for a four hour work out. The following day they will limber up and run a few signals at F.I Paso and Friday night work under the lights of the Fresno stadium j.s scheduled. The team will enter its Came in the peak of condition will most likely Rive the fans even more for their money than in the tilt last Christmas clay that finally ended 27 to lifi against the powerful Arkansas team from Conway. Knlibini' the Cradle I.IVRMORK. Calif--Ancil Hoffman, Max manager, lias signed nine- moulhs-old Max, to a contract which has been registered with the California Elate Athletic Commission.

Water Olnlie Starts Tire RICHMOND, hid. Firemen blamed the sun for a fire in a local gift shop window. They said a water-filled globe focused the sun rays on a window drape and sinned it burning. Of the defects which cause potatoes to be below No. 1 grade, bruising is by far the moM serious.

FOR WARD PASSING Grimes Is Released as Dodger Manager Leo Dui'ocher May Succeed Him; Horasby to Baltimore NKW Brooklyn Dodgers formally announced toclny lltey liad released Burleigh Grimes as the club's manager and then set out to the 1939 leader from a field that included Leo Durocher. Jimmy Wilson, (Chuck) Dressen. Frank Krisch and Wude Killefer. Grimes' release was no surprise. Larry MacPhail, vice president and general manager, soured on the old spil- haller after the team last.

Western trip, a disastrous affair. Grimes was told September 1 he wa.s through. Uuroclior Held Kavnrcd According lo rumor Durocher, Dodgers sliorb-iop, las the inside track. He came to the club last winter in deal with the Cardinals'. If Leo is not chosen hut renvjins with the club it is hard Fri.sch, immager of the St.

Louis Cards until this summer, as GrimcV successor. Fri.sch anil Du- cocher were not on speaking terms whuti the liilter wns li-adfd lasl win- tur. How to See Football No. 3-PUNT FORMATIONS By JERRY BRONFIEU) NAK Service Spoils Kdllor A good punt formation is a valuable adjunct to an offense It seldom if ever is employed us the basic formation but comes in fo a lot of use. To increase the degree of deception, the setup usually will use a balanced Ihie to make it appear as though the man in kicking position really is going to punt.

The ends are split wide, enabling them to go down on a punt or get nwny fast for a pass. In the modofied punt used a little more than the regular punt kicker, or No. 3 back, lakes a spot about seven yeards lo the rear oflhc center. The No. 2 and No.

4 backs lake their normal blocking positions, but the No. 1 back is stationed a yard back of and lolhe righl of his right tackle. This is a highly deceptive setup. Three backs arc in position to receive the vail from center. Tho No.

3, or No. 4 back then continues wide around end while the guards and the No. 1 back pull out to block. In the regular punt formation the tailback is usually about 10 yards behind the line of scrimmage, and instead cf the No. 1 back taking a spot outside his tackle he comes up close, just in front fthe No.

2 back. This forms the ideeal blocking set-up if the kick iscalled. It is almost as effective offensively as the modofied punt One of the big threats of the punt formation is the opporunity for a lateral pass. It can be engineered by the No. 4 or No.

2 back lateraling to the tailback as they sweep an end. tailback, is far enough to the to punl or pass and may run. This opens the wny for fake kick plays in which the ailback allows the ends to rush in and then circles them He may hand the'ball' to the No. 4 back coming around behind him. The NEXT: The 7-1-2-1 Defense.

HERE'S THE "MAKING TOBACCO WITH THE (but no harshness) UVON KAYF.TTF.V1LLE the 1 Arkansas forward-passing tradition is this quintet of who can throw the hall high, who understudied Koliltins mid Duijjhl Slonu last year, and promises to eclipse their performances before he ends his college career. Neil Martin, Kay Etikln, Ralph Atwood and (Jlctyd l.yon are juniors and have another season of compeUlon after this year. The lone sophomore among the passers ix Joe Scalet, (he Itnlfliark from Hartford, who can pass, punt and carry the hall with the best of them. All five of Ihesc bo.vs arr expected to see action next Saurday when the tangle with (he Texas I.cmgliorns in a Southwest Conference game at Little Rock. Iloriishy (o Orioles Hornsby.

the man who held idmo.st every "most" towns are going lo want to see. The largest crowd of the season is expected. Officials for the game are Alvin Bell (Vamlerbilu, referee. "Red" Whitthornc (Henderson), umpire. W.

K. Buchanan, Ouachita), headlines- man, Carl Dalrymple (Henderson), field judge. ni "highest" title in major league base- hall signed on as manager of the Baltimore Orioles of the International League Monday night. John Ogden, general manager, in announcing the deal said there had been several weeks of dickering. Og- dcn declined to reveal the terms but it was reported Hornsby, at one time one of (he highest paid players, would receive But even ten thousand is a "most" for Hornsby in the minor league.

Travis Jackson of Jersey City has hitherto I.ion considered top money man with ii reported $9000. 0 Ipprt? MSorts Anrlinrcd ANN ARBOR-Henry Hatch, Michigan equipment man, was forced to order a special pair of shoes for End John Nicholson, who wears a 14 triple the largest in Wolverine history. Wnltlioilr Retires LOS ANGELES Bobby Walthour has given up bike racing to take a job in a movie; studio at Culver City. His oldest son had a part in "Boys Town." Quite a Trick SYRACUSE, N. Hooper, 200-pound star guard for Syracuse, is nimble he can turn complete body flips in full football uniform.

He is Wolves Work for Nashville Battle an accomplished gymnast. Took No Chances ANN Evashovski. sophomore quarterback, had hi.s signals taped onto his pants when he played as a tackle in his first high syhpol game in Detroit I'art of Brother Ad ANN ARBOR. Harmon of Gary, Michigan's star sophomore halfback, comes from an athletic family. He is the fourth of four brothers to star in college.

Lou played a guard position on Purdue's 1937 championship basketball team; Gene is captain and guard of Tulane's cage team for Ihe coming season, and Harold, the oldest, wa.s an outstanding sprinter on Purdue's track team in 11I23. Isbfll Piissed Up GREEN BAY, Isbell of Purdue, currently the National Football League's outstanding recruit, wa.s passed up in the draft six other teams. Annual Football Game to Be Played Thursday at Prescott PRESCOTT. Ark. The Nashville Scrappers, coached by Bo Sherman former Henderson mentor, will cal with their aerial circus to oppose the Curly Wolves on Thursday night.

They possess one of the best passers, in the slate with Rossan, halfbacki doing the heaving and a rabbit-back Jennings, doing the receiving. boast of victories over Murfreesboro Canultn and Gurdon. while El Dorado managed to defeat them in a close con lest by the score of 26-20. The Wolves arc free from injury and with the return lo school of F. C.

Stuart, halfback, it is expected to improve- the offense of the Wolves a great deal. Much time will be spent this week in ironing out the offense and building a pass defense to stop the Scrappers. This is the homecoming game for 1-rescott High School, and the meeting between the two teams is an annual affair an dalways hard fought it is therefore; going to he an event which the fans of Prescott and surrounding Duties Prevent Ryan, -former All-American who now scouts for North western, would like his job "on Saturdays a whole lot better' if it wcrn't for the fact that it keeps him from watching his son. Jack. play lor the Wildcats.

Ryan saw his son, Northwestern's star left halfback, play one game last year, and doesn't expect to see him any more tlum that this season. Mississippi fanners cured 2,073,929 rounds of pork in 45 cold storage plants during Ihe 1937,38 season. ENJOy 'EM AS CAN BE AND EXTRA TASTY, TOO, 'WITH PRINCE THAT'S SOME 'MAKIN'S 1 TOBACCO fine roll-your-own cigarettes in every 2-oz. tin of Prince Albert 5 PRINCE ALBERT -'SMOKE What About Child? WINNING PLAYS OF 1938 BM Government COTTON LOANS Quick Service Immediate raymcnl Dring your Samples to AIK. TOM mm A Licensee! ClassDr.

Hope, A.rk. ANEW SERVICE "ECONOMY BUNDLE" Pound Includes Everything FI.ATYVOKK, Ktv. Washed and Ironed Phone 148 COOK'S White Star LAUNDRY CLEANERS GAINS PJ.ENTV IN it-12 Mo HALF SPINS, CXUVER, Jtijt TrVf IDAHO By ART KKENZ NBA Service Spurts Writer Operating from a single wing with a balanced line, Washington found a strong side spinner its most effective play a.s the Huskies gained a 12-12 lie with Idaho. The bull comes to Jorfi.ston in Miller, the Washington wmgbaek the tailback position who half spins helps hi and fakes to Crxiver rutting behind left guai him, and to the left. Newton, the blocking back, checks Ihe defending right tackle while the Washington end slips oil through to take out the tle- densive left halfback.

tackle tackle Johns! guard check the defending i while the Washington! right id end block the opposing cl end respectively, through the hole lor Somewhere in Europe a baby is starting life in a gas mask. Round about is a jittery continent, rife with suspicion, hate and intrigue. In an atmosphere tense with war scares, all political, social and economic life is in the throes of change What is going to happen to this little child? Scores of American-trained foreign correspondents, stationed in every country in Europe, are providing the answer to this and a thousand other questions for readers of this newspaper. These men represent the far-flung staff of The Associated Press, ever ready to report minute-by-minute developments from the frontiers of the uneasy world. They are on the firing line as insurgents and government forces clash in revolution-torn Spain.

Hour by hour they rush fresh developments from the troubled areas of Central: Europe. From Moscow's Red Square to the palaces of die- tators, from peasants' huts to diplomats' desks, their daily assignment is to report fact, not fiction. yardage before being ilnwned by the deep secondary. Read The News Of Europe And The World In Hope Star.