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The Bee from Danville, Virginia • 7

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SPORTS Seven The Bee Danville Va Tuesday May 21 1940 SPORTS Home Run Spree Marks Gamas In Majors SPORTS PA YO By EDDIE BKIETZ LAST NIGHT STANDINGS BI STATE LEAGUE of tie Leafs 4 4 Timm 24 16 8 Totals 20 0 18 PO about it 27 10 16 37 8 Totals 7 8 26 18 he ana Sam (called 2 Great New Gasolines! Esso jr regular 4U TWE MGff ENGLISH AUTHOR 010 STANDARD OIL COMPANY NEW JERSEY York Mid 25: three St Louis and Dan 4 ANCY TOMATOES 12 and 10 150 QUART Oe pint Z7 aPEWORMA PISTKXUY COMPANY INCORPOftATlO 52 NCTW2RMA PISTKXUY COMPANY INCORPOftATlO UUttVUXt KY 3 3 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 3 3 000 002 4 4 4 4 4 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 Bl State League last Today the standings both the upper and PRICES GOOD THRU THURSDAY MAY 23RD 4 4 3 1 3 0 1 0 0 1 1 2 2 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 7 0 6 0 1 3 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 clusters to get any notice were 20 round trip tickets in the major leagues yester the same number the day GOOD SIGHT In the lorida East Coat the other night the Palm Baseball's Scoreboard 34 Conductor 36 Beam support 40 Ascetic 41 Paradise 43 Wand 44 Wood plant 45 lower part McLoskey Also snakes it Off 17 Cognizance 18 Ocean 19 He wrote part of his book in jail at England 20 Courteous 21 Gloomy 23 Historical legend 25 bed 27 Restlessness 28 ather 29 Whirlwind 30 Bone PRINCE REACHES LONDON LONDON' May Prince Bernhard German bom consort' Crown Princess Juliana The Nether land's emigre heiress apparent arriv In Ix'ndnn lest night The prince had accompanied the royal famtly here on Its flight from Holland then re turned to hl troops In Zeeland prov ince end later gone to Parte TOP GRADE BEE STEAK Ken Ken Totals Batted fo: AWCEf 52 Of the thing 54 Laughter sound i lruE AB 3 4 for preaching AB 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 3 2 1 1 2 AMERICAN EAGUE Philadelphia 8 St Louis Cleveland 10 New York 2 Detroit 10 Boetcn 7 Chicago 5 Washington 4 90 PROO SOLUTION SArtiLA Okla After two weeka of deadlock Sapulpa has a mayor police Judge and city manager The city commission had been vot ing on the poate Then Mathte resigned and A Cargill was appointed place By 6 4 the commission named Otte Humes Warren' Brown police and 'red city manager 100 2 002 8 last riday hit two again AO 5 5 3 Pinky Higgins of Tigers Blasts Three to Lead Vic tory Over Red Sox Heath Gets Two as Tribe Beats Yanks 1 Estelle Page and Betty Jame son in Seats of Southern Event Ab 4 4 4 7 MI Buried beneath the Kentucky Derby and Preakness the defeat and comeback of wa the deathof one of truly great run ner Crusader which went to the races Ina period of fine 'horses and stood out among them Crusader passed away on the farm of Walter Hoffman at Ventura Calif where a belated effort was made to give him a real chance In the stud The foremost racing son of Man War Cru sider was the only thor oughbred ever to win the Suburban Handicap twice Although the historic fixture usually is taken' by an older horse Samuel Riddle's gleaming colt did the mile and a quarter tn 2:03 to capture It as 4 3 year old And repeated in 1927 In one of the most remarkable races ever run Crusader was the 3 year old cham pion In 1926 won 1203261 during a running career cut short when he was kicked and severely Injured at post for the blazing Suburban of hte 4 year old year Conceding Edith Cavell no less than 33 pounds Crusader forced the daugh ter of Man o' War to a track record which still stands 3:52 1 5 to beat him a head in the two and a quarter mile Pimlico Cup 2 1 2 1 2 1 3 3 i 0 0 1" 1: 2 sively A macfnr'c disciples 51 Harnessed' 53 To hear again 55 He was a or mender by trade 56 He was Down League 'Beach ort Lauderdale game was ailed on the stroke of midnight in i the Inning with the teams tied up at made ORT WORTH Tex May Two of women golf's most deliberate figures both of whom used slow poke games to win the national title moved into match play of the Wom en's Southern Golf Association tour nament today Slow motion perfection put Mrs Estelle Lawson Page of Chapel Hill and Miss Betty Jameson of Sen Antonio Tex in the seats Only a season ago Betty a likeable 20 ytar old huskle with power and flnessej won the national title She drew mixed praise and criticism lor her solid game but nerve wracking deliberation A sensitive lass she geared up her game And she has won only one title since That was her city title at San Antonio Two weeks ago she lost the Texas title she bad held four years run ning She confided she was going back to her old game of concentration and study on every shot Yesterday she went out In the qualifying round of the andcored a 76 one over par on River Crest's 38 course "Now got it" she beamed "I played the last two hole badly bogle on both but my game is back I It's there I know" Betty aside to watch Mrs Page finish her fine round of 36 38 74 which won medalist honors The woman 'who won thd national title in 1937' Betty' pointed 'out played the same cautious slow game Mrs Page who took up golf in 1932 "to after' finishing three year as a Phi Bet Kppa at University of North Carolina gave a great exhibi tion of concentration on a great round' 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 3 hitting after carving mark In 21 games Strangely? several stars have picked up off a year ago and Williams IGHTS other freshman ive Bout Card Looms Attrac tive Pizzino Seeks Re venge Ashby Opens or the scheduled opening of Luna Lake for the summer season set for riday the Danville Amateur Asso ciation has arranged an attractive five bout fight card to be presented on the opening night at 8:30 Joe Mason rugged 175 pounder from the Ridgeway camp and a member of the strong Martins ville club meets rank Pizzino 170 pounds Schoolfield in the feature at traction Mason slugged hte way to a decision over Pizzino in Martlnsvillfi last week but rank is one of the boys who belletes that lightning never strikes twice In the same place and believes he will be able to even things up with the Ridgeway battier riday night George Ashby 157 pound School field high school football star makes hte debut In the Lake arena this week 'meeting Lawrence Thacker Martins ville middleweight in the semi final Ashby made a fine start In the state Golden Glove tournament and has won out in each of hl three starts In South Boston and local fans are anxious to see him in action in local ring: Thacker Is rated tough lad and should provide plenty of competition for the high school lad Jack Week of Danville and Ray Wallington of Newtown a pair of scrapping 145 pounders are down for a three round battle In the third bout on the card Week turned in some corking hattie in the lake arena last Summer against Johny Wyatt and will find the rugged Newtown slugger a tough boy to hook up with Doug Winn Martinsville light weight tangles with Calvin Ball of Schoolfield in the second bout of the evening Both "boys will weigh In at 130 pounds Sparky Meredith classy Martinsville 125 pounder meet James Porter of Schoolfield in the opening bout A car built in 1919 could be expect ed to travel 37300 mile A 1940 model will operate more than 00000 miles: if tb owner wish to drive it that long 0 3 5 2 6 Chestnut Easily Defeated Some of The Mot ormidable ields Ever Lined Up Crusader followed in the hoof prints of his Illustrious sire in accounting for the 665000 Belmont Stakes He copped the Dwyer Jockey Club Gold Cup and the Maryland and Havre de Grace Handicaps decisively de feated some of the most formidable fields ever lined up Clarence Kummer who rode Man o' War said he never was aboard a better runner than Crusader which mlgh have outstripped Exterminator had he not met with misfortune in his brilliant Suburban Crusader cam down in front in good races there after bu nacle he Belmont up to 35 eased up In second Suburban famous racing mare Black Marta Macaw ran head and head for a mile that swept them to the first quarter in :23 the half in 45 4 5 and six furlong In sprinting speed Raiczyk If Keim Teague a Conn We Select Top Grade The Choice of the Best for Our Modern Meat Department 1 2 1 10 0 6 The Cardinal combination of Slaughter Medwick Mize and Pad gett may not be the nearest thing to a row since the Ruth Gehrfz Mensei trio the 1927 28 Yanks but it will dcr until a better one comes along antes In the 1939 epen make up the sixth largest field In tournament his tory Still the list isn't as big as last year or quite as big as officials ex pected and by far the greatest part of the field drawn from a few sec tions never again hit the pm attalrsd on a ratn soaked Park track when he gae pounds to other and won by eight lengths PURE LARD NEW YORK May Banks Mcadden great football basketball and track star has changed his mind and will play pro football with the Brooklyn Dodgers Con nie Mack had to cough up an $8000 bonus one of the largest ever paid a colleger to get Porter Vaughan Richmond? university's sensational southpaw on the line Charles Howard is charging $2500 for ths services of his famous stallion Sea biscuit Bill McKechnie was on of the main spellbinders at the Bos ton Club convention over theweek end ord Smlth has been selected as the first stop in Lou Nova's comeback campaign July 3 GUEST STAR Oakland Tribune: of Los Angeles the fRyThe Associated Press) NEW Scbby McIntyre" 140 Detroit stopped Jimmy antml New York (5) Altus Allen? 1813'Chi cago stepped Italo Cclonello' 19J New York (9) SALT I AKE Tiger Jack bx 182 Spokane Wash outpointed Delaney 187 Detroit (10) Harry Jef fra I Baltimore fcrrr bantamweight champion outpointed Joey Archibald 122 Providence I (15) Mli WAUKEE Tony (Cianctola) Martin 154 Milwaukee stopped" Toots Bernstein 159 Milwaukee (3) NEW Wicky Harkins Philadelphia outpointed Vince teno' 1 58 14 Hackensack Jr 18) COLUMBUS Jack (Buddy) Walker 193 4 Columbus stopped Lou Thomas 196 Indianapolis (4) 1 Jeffra Is Hailed As eather Champ Beats Archibald Leaksvllle Mundo 2b Johnson 3b Milner rf Payne cf Anderson lb PA I ITiTiA I SCQlTHOA PliTiRi i tSLlg ZJH'AMTONl icl7 i ugliwiA'sM rMa i iRMv TODAY'S Art Cohn "Relle Martell only licensed woman referee In the world madg her debut at Pasadena last week 1 Gross receipts of the show totaled Sil 7 Offhand I would say the gal larked A bunch of Brooklyn political bar ons were riding high wide and h'd some on Corydon the 42 1 shot that trimmed Bimeleeh and friends Satur The Cubs have been sending feelers for Shortstop Eddie Miller the Boston Bees won't listen salary as manager of the 2 (a) batted for Keim in 6th Reidsville Powell 3b Capps rf Gruzdis 2b Bertacclnl cf Pankovlch Smith ss Merusl If Kessler lb inger 4 000 001 batted in: Tyson Reynolds NATIONAL LEAGUE 'Chicago Passeau (2 3) Wyatt (3 2) fit Loui New York Warnek (1 4) vs Hubbell (2 2) Cincinnati at Moore (1 0) vs Posedel (2 2) Pittsburgh at Klinger (2:3) vs Beck (0 0) Martins ille Schuerholz 2b Busby cf Daughtry 3b Beams rf Tyson lb Reynolds ss Stuka Clary If Sundqulst NATIONAL LEAGUE By TOM SILER CHICAGO May hero last bench rider this the sad experience or chunky Charley Keller of the flound ering New York Yankees The "second Jinx that dulls the luster of many freshman is a very real thing to the 24 year old outfielder who became a' star mem ber of the Yankee oast last summer He finished the season with a bat ting average of 334 and blasted out three home runs In the World Series against Cincinnati clubbing the ball at 438 rate in the fall classic Now he's on the sidelines benched by Manager Joe McCarthy for weak an anemic 231 "aSIERICAN LEAGUE Boston" at Galehouse (2 0) vs Trout (0 0) New York at Cleveland Russo (0 0) vs' Mlinar (4 0) 'Washington at Chicago Hudlta (2 1) vs Knott (2 0) Philadelphia at St Pqtter (2 2) vs (2 1) STARS (By The Associated Pres) Al Smith Held Yankee to three hits pnly one during flrt eight Innings Cleveland smashed out J0 victory Cliff 'Melton and Harry Canning Glarits ormer shut out Cardinals on'sl'x hits and latter batted in five run with homer and triple Pinky Higgins Hit three home run to lead assault on Brown Merrill May Made three Kit' in four times at bat against Pi rates including two doubles Al Todd Batted in two' runa with homer and single to lead offen sive against Dodgers John Rigney White Shut out Senator on two hit for Seven in nings and got only extra base hit of game a double Al Lopez and Carveil Each hit home run with two on bse In routing Reds 13 4 BIBEE'S MID WEEK SPECIALS! 16 Oz Cans ORANGE JUICE 2 SZILTHTRN ASSOCIATION No games scheduled GAMES TODAY BT STAT LEAGUE Reidsville at Bassett Martinsville at Leaksvllle South Boston at Mount Airy DANVILLE at Mayodan te 15! By JUDSON BAILEY Home run hitting being what is to day a fellow just about has to collect them in There punched dev and before so you can see most of them get lost in the shuffle of other affairs J' But you can't overlook three in one game which the little stunt Pinky Higgins of the Detroit Tigers showed the Boston Red Sox in beat ing the American League leaders 10 7 The trio of homers came on con secutive times at bet 'and brought tn four other "runner for a total ofeven tallies a the veteran third baseman personally matched the scor ing efforts of the entire Boston team The victory was credited to School boy Rowe who went to the mound in the fifth after Jimmy oxx had hit his tenth home run of the season with the base loaded off Tommy Bridge That incidentally 1 one kind of a homer that isn't easily passed over even If the batter gets only one in a game Another "excep tion that proves the rule" is 'the fellow who hits only one home run a year Lefty Grove get his for 1940 in this game but later was knocked out Jeff Heath of the Cleveland In dians who hit two home run in one same yesterdays the tribe trimmed th New York Yankees for the second Straight time 10 2 The World Cham pions yielded to their old weakness against lefthanded pitching and were held to one hit for eight inning and barely escaped a ahutout by getting to Al Smith for two more in the ninth Another home run bombardment originated from an unsuspected quarter the Philadelphia Athletics as they stopped the St Louis Brown 8 4 rank Hayes put together two of the game's five homers In the course of helping Chubby Dean to hte fourth victory against one defeat The only game without home run was the Chicago White Sox' 5 4 triumph over the Washington Sen ator Thl wa the Sox'r first vic tory in Chi igo this season and they went after it early and strong with five run to the first three inning The Cincinnati Reds were crushed 13 4 by the Boston Bee lx of the run coming on homers by Al Lopez and Carrell Rowell ive Cincinnati pitchers gave up seven bases on oalls and the Bees made five runs in one inning and six in another The Brooklyn Dodger another chance to tke advantage of Cincin nati' plight by dropping a 4 de cision to the Chicago Cubs All the Dodger run were crowded Into the sixth inning when they btted Bill Lee oft the Mound but this failed to equalize the persistent 13 hit tattoo the Cubs beet against four Brooklyn hurler The Pittsburgh Pirate lost another heart breaker 8 7 to the Philadelphia Phillies The Pirates were heading 7 1 going into the ninth the only fun against Mace Brown 'being homer by Chuck Klein Then Brown de veloped a sore arm and three other Pittsburgh pitchers squandered the lead" Dirk Lanahan finally forced the winning run across with a Cliff Melton the New York seasoned southpaw shut out the St Louis Cardinals 6 0 ofi six hits but the most interesting phase of the game was New York's scoring Harry Dinning accounted for five of th runs VERTICAL 32 Within 1 Sweet preserve 2 Inception 3 Drenched with a nose 4 Naked 5To exist 6 Theater guide 46 Unbleached 7 Gapes color 8 Paid publicity 48 Tree 9 orthwith 50 To embroider imprisoned 11 Therefore 10 to curst forth BALTIMORE May They irre tailing HarryJeffra "the around Baltimore seam today The wiry black haired fighter from cut Pimlico way won second box ing crown last night by outpunching out maneuvering and outsmarting game little Joey Archibald of Provi dence In 15 rounds of give and take mauling The Maryland and New York boxing commissions recocnized It as a bout for the world's featherweight cham pionship although the National Box ing Association refused to sanction it Petey Scalzo of Pittsburgh is the champion During March 1940 76935 motor cars were produced compared with 60504 during March 1939 "LQN SHlH WN A tebnTiRQLiLtev are riding high ire neti(A fcilllams Red Sox outfielder who bat ted 327 a year ago while knocking in 145 and blasting 31 homers Is hitting a sizzling 347 although behind In home run pro duction Among the pitchers Cincinnati's Gene Thompson Is oft to a running start with five 1 victories and two losses Last year he won 13 and five and had an' earned run average of 2 55 'None of' the other sopho more hurlers Is In this class The Atley Donald who won 13 and lost 3 in 1939 has 'participated' In only two games being credited with no wins or losses Mort' Cooper St Louis youngster has yet to win a game while Ike Pearson of the Phils and John Kramer of the St Louis Browns have only a victory apiece Detroit's Barney McCorsky is an other gardener apparently unaffected by the Jinx He is batting 310 and fielding He hit 311' a year ago Mlke Tresh catcher for ths Chicago White Sox locks better than ever this season He only259 as a yearling but now is whack ing at a 325 clip which Ipoks good even allowing for shrinkage later on Two others giving no thought to the jinx are Merrill May Philly third caseman and Eddie Miller Bee's shortstop May "is hitting 333 and Miller 325 considerably above their1939 marks and delivering steadily In the field 'Second Year' Jinx Benches Keller But Others Scoff It Bulk of ield in Golf Play Drawn rom ew Areas NEW YORK May 21 Al though the national open golfcham plonship this year will be in a reasonably central Cleve land's Canterbury Golf there's a slightly unbalanced look to the field of 1136 hopefuls who are sched uled to compete tn the 25 sectional qualifying rounds next Monday' These players and the 31 who were granted exemption from the prellml Marts Leaks 0 PO 3 0 2 0 8 it 29' Bassett Reidsville Errors: Byers 2 Shore Kessler Runs batted In: Vollmer Bertacclnl 2 Smith 2 Kessler 4 Two base bits: Merusl 2 Capps Hodgson Pankov vich Home runs: Vollmer Kessler 2 Smith Double plays: Cashier Kensecke: Cashier Robertson Kensecke Timm Cashier and seeke: Robertson Cashier and secke Left on bases: Bassett 6 Reids ville Bases on 'balls: off Timm 1 Struck out: by Timm 2 inger 6 Wild pitch: Timm Umpires: Cllber and Tighe Time of game: 1:42 12 12 Between they 12 errors made more dough last DiMaggio $35000 is negotiating to come direc Dampened Schedule Defines Bi State League Standings'r Two Games Put our Teams In Each Division In Near Tie Bottom Downs Top og Also Plays i 'O 7 i The two games permitted by the weather in the night clearly defined the league race at this stage were divided with four teams in a near deadlock in lower division The cellar dwelling Reidsville club put the inger on the league lead ing Bassett team and Gene Kessler chopped down the margin to the tune of 8 2 Bassett's loss left the lead only one' game and brought the Luckies to within half a game of Danville Mount Airy and Mayodan Martinsville gained a virtual second place tie with the Leaksvllle op ponent under a screen of fog Zip Payne clouted a two run homer in the first of the seventh fog settled over the field and the game ended with the score going back to the sixth with Martinsville leading 4 0 Manager Arnold Anderson protested contending that longer than 30 minutes should have been alloted for the fog to clear Thus the virtually deadlocked foes were sandwiched between Bassett and the idle South Bos tonians today Except for the exploits of the lower bracket was idle last night Tonight the Danville Champions go" to Mayodan in an effort to break the near four tie in favor Ssso EXTRA Country 71 Sausage Lb 1 2v Sugar Cured 1 rrl2 Bacon Sliced Lb JL I 35 2 Shore in 9th Score Of Round Trippers Clouted Second Day In Row Injured Crusader Might Have Equalled World Record On Muddy Track Crusader picked them up the mile in 1:37 1 5 Chance Play was in the field butt Crusader was the only one which could follow such a killing pace and live to go on Although badly hurt and on a mud dy strip Cruad'er might easily hare cut a full second off his time: 2:02 2 5 even equaled the world record of 2 :00 fiat credited to Whisk Broom II Crusader failed to reproduce his kind a ahorteoming of more than one son of Man War Hte dam was Star ancy daughter of imported Stet Shoot five times America premelr sire Star 'daughters were supreme brood mare but hi sons failed to reproduce themselves as did also son of Star Shoot mares This was third season on the west coast Hte first California crop if now of yearling age It is to be hoped Crusader left on worthy of hte name but sadly enough the chance are against it Women Begin Match Play In Tourney cn two run homer and triple the bases loaded while Mel homer scorod the other LEAGUE LEADERS NATIONAL LEAGUE Danning New Lombardi Cincinnati 381 Run Mize St Louis tied with 20 Run Batted In Mize and Danning New York 25 Danning New Xork Mize fit Louis 87 Double Werber Cincinnati nlng New York and Padgett St Louis 8 Ross Boeton 6 Camllll Brooklyn 4 Home Mlee St Louis 12 ten tied with 4 Stolen rey Cincinnati 1 6 three tied with 3 Walter Cincinnati 6 0 Melton New York and Mulcahy Philadelphia 4 1 "1 AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting Averill Detroit 423 Hayes Philadelphia 413 Case Washington 28: Mose Philadelphia 27 Run Batted In oxx Boston 34 Walker Washington 26 Cramer Boston 42 inney oosion 41 Boudreau Cleveland Mack Cleveland 10 Lewis Washington Judnich St Loute 4 Home oxx Boston Trosky Cleveland 8 Stolen Base Case Washington 10 Walker Washington 5 Pitching Mlinar Cleveland 4 0 Dean Philadelphia 4 1 Rocking along about cn par with their rookie performances are Jim Tabor the Red5 Sox strong armed third baseman Glen Russell Cubs' first baseman who shines in the 0 Usciak ss' 0 Ransone 0 6 Totals Leaksvllle Martinsville Errors: Mundo Busby Daughtry Two base hits: Ml son Three base hits: Tyson Bsses'on balls: off Keim 2 off Sundquut 0 off Conn 1 Struck out: by Keim 2 by Sundqulst 6: by Conn 2 Hits: off Keim 6 In 5 off Conn 0 in 1: off Sundqulst 2 In 6 Left on bases: Mar tinsville 6 Leaksvllle 2 Winning pitcher: Keim Umpires: Lindstrom and Clemmer Time of game: 10 GOOD GRIE! a recent Cardinal PhUly game Ccach Bonus' Lcbert wa's riding one of the young St Louis pitchers Ray Blades complained to the umps and asked the riding be stopped "Think of the old Gas House Gang hollering about a little thing like that" sniffed Lobert Boxing Set orOpening Of Luna Lake Reids Bass 2 The box: Bassett Robertson 2b Wanny cf Vollmer rf Kensecke lb Hodgson if Cashier ss Byers 3h Shore clutch and Johnny Berarcuno smooth fielding infielder of the St Louis Browns Cavaliers Upset On Grid But Win 3 Other Crowns RICHMOND May (JT Tltles In three major 'sports changed hand during the 1939 40 college athletio season in tlie Old Dominion with the University Irglnla showing supremacy in about everything butirf foctball The highly regarded Cavaliers open 4 ed up last fall with the state football championship to defend and the "ex betting that they would re tain the crown 1 When the cards came up however Coach Allison (Poc ley) ly Ing Squadron at I trounced Vir gins to wtn the title in the state's mest spectacular contest of the sea son Virginia athletes salved the Iron wound by taking over the bas ketball throne occupied for two sea yens by Poaroke College's "ive Smart by ending five year over the baseball diamond and by winning the track champion 'ship by an overwhelming margin In addition the Cavaliers won the cross' country title and had the r'4 I strongest boxing tennis and goX' squads RESULTS BI STATE LEAGUE Reidsville 8: Bsett 2 Mart'nsvll'e 4: Leaksvllle 0 In seventh fog) MaTodari DANVILLE rain Mouht Airy South Boston rain: i 1 1 fl 'N4TI6NAL league Philadelphia 8: Pittsburgh 7 J3 Cincinnati 4 Chitago Brooklyn 4 New York 6 St Louis 0 BIBEE'S SUPER MARKET LOYD St OPPOSITE ARMORY day out but Bill Giants is several grand higher than the president and secretary treasurer ot the club draw down Jack Nor worth the old vaufievilllan who wrote "Take Me Out to the Ball is Ito be honored with a "Ncrworth at Ebbets field soon Galento's new managers say if he is causing a lot of grief they heard All right skip it Spiced Luncheon 1 Meat Lb 1 resh Pork Steak or Chops Lbl Snead year than Joe Jack Kearns back to the big town as tor of a new uptovm boxing will be included We get a laff out of Maj Biff Jones meaning about the Nebraska football situa tion He only had 100 guys out for spring practice and although he says he has no ends he used 21 in a single practice game The Yanks insist its Cleveland they hare to not Boston Answer to Previous Puzzle HORIZONTAL 15 Author of 10 Excites 12 Stir 13 To do wrongly 14 To chop 16 Driving command 17 Parts of type 19 To proffer I 20 Read1 22 Half an em I 23 Male offspring 24 Circle part 47 lightless bird 26Cranting that 49 Loves exces 28 Chum 29 Indian 31 Silkworm 33 Brittle 35 Spotted 37 Chewed! 38 Eye 39 Cereal grass 42 Spike of corn 44 To cook in fat 45 Opposed to weather VEiR 9AT HUE JAH miPi 1 1 1 A'r Mos DpElrn i HDA'LlSMRAg AjL PARJlD I I The 1 5 5 7 iD II M12' LJL I OH 55" I 54 5b I jbE 1 i4 I I i I I I 1 LLu te Pct! 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