The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 51

THI NASHVIUI TINNISSIAN. Sese'sy Mwnlm. Aaril 44 3-C Shoo-In; Yanks Precarious 1 i i i 1 i i hi i i Majors Open fire Tuesday Cards Look Like Rookies Get Greatest Lt. Paul Brown Added to Great Lakes Horse Sense contains he ,10 top bog at- Harridge, Frick See Interesting, Exciting Races Wilson's Rambler; 1941' State Fair Sensation Top Attraction at Paschal Stables By Margaret Lindsley By BOB MEYER "GREAT LAKES. 111., April 13 li When youthful Paul Brown, wonder-boy football coach of Ohio State University, reports to Great Lakes Naval Training Station Sunday, he will round out what is per haps the greatest and most versatile athletic dynasty in history.

Addition of Brown to the Great Lakes coaching staff is much the same aa a Hollywood Movie studio signing another "big name" atar to a colossal production that already Brown, who was commissioned lieutenant (j. will serve as asw sistsnt football coach to Lt Too Chance to Make Good By JACK HAND NEW YORK, April league baseball waiting for. the bell, ready to atari on Tueiday a season that many crept hangers aid never would aUrt and confident of its ability to arn throuf to the usual World Series. Barring; any unexpected shutdown order from the Whits House, he gams figures to survive Its third wartime year by counter-balancing al Sal a ssl na ivoniinuea en nsn WILL HARRIDGE President, American League expected week-day slumps with big; Bight snd crowds. CHICAGO.

April 11-JI The very uncertainties wnlch face baseball as it opens its third wartime season could produce one of the most Interestinsr and excitinsr cam. I IsrV 'Air' I 1 f. V-1 paigns the sport has ever known. I think It will. By filling In draft-depleted ranks with minor leaguers, most of them with Double A experience, the national game will be able to present a product that is not dissimilar to the 1H3 version.

Recent selective service orders that postponed induction of men over 26 temporarily improved the situation of many established 1-A Urs. On the whole, however, the sea- son provide tto-Wggest oppoi- Junity far fookies since" Ablwr Pbu'bleday tossed out the first bail. Clustered around such familiar This year it is anyone's guess how the clubs will- Probable Mound Rivals -For Tuesday Openers NATIONAL LEAOVI lulu it New Trk: aim Jawrr 1T-i t. ftm Vtll. BrMalra ml FhllaSelahtat Bit law Watl n.

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rial (Diaar) Traat S-lit. finish. I would not attempt to predict where our American' Irairus teams wilt.at&nd when the season closes next Octo ber. The makeup of our teama on opening day likely will be chanced rpa A names as Bobby George Case, the Cooper and Bill Nicholson you'll find Grey Clarke Frey at second and Buck Tauaett Harridge Ed Busch, Gene Mauch, Luis Suarer and George Hausmann In the open ss. or Steve Meaner at tmra wun is ing pox scores, die Miller and Frank McCormick give good Infield.

Eric Tipton and In the National League the balance of power centers around the many times throughout the season, with some players joining the colon and others returning to the diamond after service in the armed forces. For this reason I believe that every club in our league has a chance at the pennant. There is western teams and the champion Bt. Louis Cardinals In particular. Gee Walker returning in outfield.

PITTSBURGH Pirates are thin all way around but have good first team. Addition of Babe Dahlgren goes far toward making up for losa of Elbie Fletcher. Lee Handley An open race is in prospect in the American League where New every indication of a cloae race, York, the 1943 pennant winner, making comeback as second baae- and the years have shown that Washington and Chicago rank as competition always has been the pre-season favorites. Wilson's Rambler, champion walking stallion of the 1941 State Fair, poses proudly at the Paschal Brothers' place nesr Milton in Cannon County. Two Futurities for American Saddlers are held In Tennessee and without trying to crystal gaze basis of baseball's appeal.

At this moment, no club aDoears snout who will come and who will go, here's the way tbe clubs stack up now: strong enough to establish a big lead, and I think the American League will have Us best pennant nominations for both closed last Monday. In each case there was an lncreaae over the 1943 total. oauie since iu, when Detroit won out on the second to the last dsv man. Elliott, Frank Gustine, Pete Coscarart, Vince DiMaggio, Tom O'Brien, John Barrett, Jim Russell and Frank Coleman still sround. Rjp Sewell tops pitching staff that includes promising newcomers in Elwin Roe, Nick Strincevich and Art Cuccurullo.

CHICAGO Outfield exceptionally strong with Nicholson, Lou Novi-koff, Ival Dominic Dal-lesandro plus Andy Pafko and Ed Saner. Phil Cavaretta only infield holdover but good replacements in Don Johnson, Bill Schuster- and of the season after a hot September fight with Cleveland and New York If was that season which saw the establishment of the league's all- time season attendance almnat National League ST. LOUIS Little change from the 1943 version which won pulled up by 18 games. Manager Billy South-worth still has Mort and Walker Cooper, Max Lanier, Harry Gum-bert, Stan Musial, Danny Litwhiler and all the infield except Lou Klein. Emil Verban from Columbus will play second to round out the best-looking club in either league.

A Standout. CINCINNATI Wilv Bill McKech- five and one-half million fana. This increase was more noticeable In the Futurity sponsored by the American Saddle Horse Breeders Futurity of Tennessee which is open to nominators anywhere. The Futurity sponsored by the Tennessee Horseman's Association is restricted to animals owned in this state and boasts only "a few more" than in 1943. Nominations for the 1944 American Saddle Horse Breeders Futurity of Tennessee, which will probably be held at Memphis as usual, are IT stallions, 114 mares, 36 yearlings, and 18 two-year-olds entered by 34 nominators in ten states.

Last yesr there were 19 stallions, 96 mares, 31 yearlings snd 18 two-year-olds from 29 nominators. The Futurity sponsored by the Tennessee Horseman's Association, competed for last year at Lebanon, has 17 nominators entering 12 stallions. 38 mares, 12 yearlings, and-- since the war beean. basehall has tried to meet each wartime problem aa it arose and hhti Tommy York. Catching hard hit and pitching only fair but Paul Will continue to do SO.

Laat aann Derringer and Henry Wyse avail able. our league had as Its truest mora man wiu.uuo servicemen, and thi. BROOKLYN Dodgers have in field problems with second and nie's pitching has been hard hit by eiBht two-year-olds, a "slight in number likely will be exceeded this coming season. Our boys in the AUCII, 4IUIIJF wnvo I ilUCtl and King Wilson in that order. the loss of Johnny Vander Meer Desert Gold had been an unde third unsettled.

Outfield topi with Augie Galan and Luis Olmo although Dixie Walker trying to be infielder. Whit Wyatt. Curt Davia, feated champion stallion In the and probably Joe Beggs and Elmer Riddle. Bucky Walters and Ray Starr still available with Tom Dela- armed mrcea. including some 215 American League players.

Jong have been baseball's strongest boosters. southwest and Hill's Wilson Allen, Hal Grepg, Rube Melton top fair erus, 21-game winner at Syracuse. Woody Williams replacing Lonnle Bring Your Container! Save! Sears "Cross Country" 100 Purt Penn-sylvinia Motor Oil Is Guaranteed ro Be Unsurpassed by Any Other Oil Regardless of Price! If YOUR PADIATOI? IS always a tough horse to beat, brought $7,000 last summer from a Texas buyer. Wilson's Rambler Is a red roan with a blaze, four white stockings, and almost white mane and tail. He is by Brantley's Roan Allen.

from Topsy by the deceased crease" over the 1943 figures. Nominators for the A. 8. H. B.

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Elliott, Cincinnati, Felton's Blue Belt Acres, Indianapolis, Iowa; Grass-landsFarm. Danville, Green Acres Farm, Portsmouth, Kalarama Farm, Springfield. By FORD C. FRICK President National League NEW YORK, April 15 UT Preseason baseball predictions, even In normal times, border somewhat on the nonsensical, In wartimes that LEAKING OS OVEPHEATING LOOK FOR THIS SIGN AT .605 DEMONBBEUN STREET, "'t-l, Lute Wilson's Allen and the register la doubly true ror no one can 1 mound staff. NEW YORK Strengthened In-flel with Phil Weintrauh at first and freshman prospects George Hausmann and Hugh Luhy at second and third.

Joe Medwlck, Johnny Rucker and Mel Ott in outfield, pitching very weak with Rookie Bill Voiselle and Cliff Melton best lookers. PHILADELPHIA Addition of Tony Lupien should help unsettled infield. Catching untried, outfield okay with Elvin Adams, Soaker Triplett, Ron Northey but Dick Barrett, AI Gerheauser only dependable hurlers. BOSTON Lacks punch all say what the fu gives J. W.

Walker. Manchester, as his breeder. At the time of his State Fair triumph he was the property of Paschal Brothers and ture of baaeball will be. The start Use Sears free-flowing "Cross Country" motor oil, snd sdd miles of service to your motor! Seals your motor in oil reduces! friction, won't sludge or break dowp! Change now to summer grades at Sears special sale price! Radiator his trainer-rider was Donald Pas Leatherwood Farm. Bluefleld, W.

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Wilson's Rambler was exhibited only a few times. He proved his superiority in the one outstanding sh-" The experts have noted, of couie, that the Paachal stallion combines the blood of the two lesding show horses sired among walking horses, which. In addition to his own Individual merit, should make him much sought after ss a sire. Wilson's Rambler Is owned hy Paschal Brothers but- the other 26 horses in the barn are the property of Sam Paschal. Four nice ones went to Salisbury, recently and there are on hand now choice stock by Wilson's Allen, Brantley's Roan Allen, Walking Dan Allen, Last Chance, and other popular sires.

In 1943 Sam Paschal sold 146 walking horses to more than 20 states. Wilson's Rambler is registered with the Stallion Enrollment Board 3.95 land: Haynes Haven, Spring Hill: Ctilwt Magnolia Farm, Memphis Mary are on the club rosters. But the gaps have b-en filled with replace Motor Tuno Savos Gas! Our economical battery at saving price! Made with 39 plates, wood separators! Fine for light cars. ments or 4- s. men who have been discharged from the military services, men over 38 years of ate and.

in a few instances, boys who have 43c off uiiip not yet reached draft agre. EiUlS The caliber of play will be lower Removes carbon deposits, treat sticky valves. man in normal times. But I think It still will be fairly high and the competition keen. To me baseball this year is not only for the home folks but for Chiefs Allen and his name appeara in the bulletin of stallions snd jacks licensed no.

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Luna, Sam K. Harwell. Turnley Rudolph, and Warloto Farm, all of Middle Tennessee. 'slaWalkkr I In one of the most beautiful parts of the hill country between Murfreesboro snd Woodbury is a stable where devotees of the Tennessee Walking Horse may find equines that look, even better to them than a hillside of flowering dogwood. We refer to the stable of Paschal Brothers (Sam C.

and Donald) at Milton which la 18 miles east of Murfreesboro and 12 miles north east of Woodbury just off Highway No. 7. The star attraction here is the champion ahow stallion and promising young sire. Wilson's Rambler, but the stable always iardi-fWpn-t-: Scratch finish. everything InAxdepfth identity of Hecla.

He is a Thoroughbred, not a Tennessee Walking Horse. 24-Month Htivy Duty "CROSS COUNTRY" the absentees, too. Not only are players gone but there are absentees from the stands and bleachers. Much more Important than our visible audience will be the thousands of men far from home, in camps and on the fighting fronts, in jungles-end th eae eager to find out" tire score, to know' who pitched, how the winning run was scored and all the details of play; details that bring them a touch of America as they knew it before war entered their lives. That's why the army and navy have arranged to broadcast big league games via short wave to every fighting front, every day.

Baseball can do many things in the war effort. Baseball can be valuable on the home front. But most important of all. it seems to me, will be that invisible audience across the world. That's an assignment that baseball cannot muff.

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A banana crop may be harvested nine to 14 months after planting. ola, created a sensation at the 141 State Fair by winning the championship class for walking stallions any age, defeating several noted champions. Among the beaten field were Desert Hill's Wilson Synthetic Rubber Passenger Car ir a. a-- 1. ALLSTATE TIRES Plenty of the Following Sizcti 6.00x16 4.40-4.50x21 4.75-8.00x19 7.00x16 7.00x15 5.25-8.50x18 5.25-5.50x17 6.25-6.50x16 Navy Men Played Football En Route to Bomb Tarawa RAN DIEGO, April 15 CP) Navy men aboard combat aircraft carriers became so used to raids on Japanese bases that they played football on the flight derk while approaching Tarawa and held a track meet just after they bombed the Mariana Islands.

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The Shadow has been the Mr. of Naahville wrestling for more than three years. Knox, amazed that the mask had not been lifted since he left here a year and a half ago, hopes to work the mathematical equation which will let fana know what Mr. equals. A standout semifinal also has been booked by Matchmaker Mickey.

It's a one-hour, two best out of three-fall match -pitting Jumping Jack LaRue against Rowdy Red Roberts. Both men No Other Sire, Living or Dead, Can Claim an Equal to This Record AT STUD Chief's Allen 370210: Sire. King O'Chiefs 360210: Dam, Mary Queen CVAIIen 360192. Show Record, 22 Blues as a two-Year-Old and was then retired. Chestnut Stallion 8 years old.

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