The Kingston Spy from Kingston, Wisconsin • Page 5

THE KINGSTON SPY. KINGSTON. WIS. 'PHF. glamour and fame of Ruth career began in 1914 when hu it (xii ted to the Boston Red Sox The Babe Ruth that almost every- knows stepped out beneath the great white spotlight at that 30-year atfo dati t- know the story of i Babt between the ages of 1" nd ht i i kid it i St i i 1 1 i 1 1 ro rt Babe Ruth I ii 1 1 i i In run Br i Gil A ho kn the 1 i tl i I ir i iv i I is 'he ISP I ill ec 11 at Mt pi an ut 1 1 i Gil rt Id rnf i I lust i in nit fii I iM i tl 16 irs old a 1' s'r i i 'I i but in no 1.1 i i I i i I first SAW the Babe he is a I a catcher llr i Ins i rutt on the Iclt nd I imajed at the i 1'ic tlcftni he erupted in IDS IK; asii his I ic mitt in 1 throw ins; In second i his left hand It w.is c.i to see Hut the Babe was no catcher-- but it was just as easy to see that he was a natural hall- ul had the i i snirit The Babe just thought he had to win Kven as a young kid he could never understand defeat "I watched him from that time on In one of the first important games I ever saw Ruth play he hit three home runs He was a fine i i when he was only 12 There I ustd to be or four teams play in? at St Mary and everyone want I i to sec tin young Babe sw ing a bat The Earlier Yeart The time trnr- Brother Gilbert said when the Babe was rt idy to his i i Sn I rctonuiu ndcd him to i friend I i i Dunn Baltimore lamous manager In the arly training si ason Jack used the ihe short viheie he did all right Hut Dunn krew that a li ft nidi just didn belong so he moved Ruth into tin pitching spot In his first real professional test he shut out tne 1914 Athletu A i i a It ague pi tmant winners, 6 to 0 "He was then IS years old, weighing around Ift 1 pounds Later he heat the 1914 Boston Braves 2 to 1 and as you rrmember the whmneit the Athlrtics four straight 1 he two pennant winneis thit set son got just one run off thr in jh innings And lit- was tlu just a Kltl I UailL I i fair hut he hail everything clsr in IUUIUK a i ool head and a s'uut lie irt I'lus hnc speed and uinlrol 1 in is i tlu i it i i tin i i I rti il a il hi i ei lit ii ki i in iirst in' i of I tu i.

no tu tin i mi 1 i i s'uit- i in tlu 1 1 nd Ui i i I i i i i I i fi ii 1 i i nd in i i 1 isk in i it is t. i di 1 1 In i iv 1 1 Hi II i 1 i i 1 I i i I st ut I i 11 i Mi i n. i Mil mil nt I in i it it tin tl it I in i 1 i I i i 1 I i I i i i 11 i i 1 i 1 ill in 1 i 1 111 I I i I i i un MI 1 '11 1 1 i i 1 1 II It i I i trv di i i i MI I i i i uiis i in 1 14 1 i (. i i i i i 1 i 1 1 1 i is 1 i I ddie Piat i i i Joi i li I thu 1 I i 1, i ft in li in i in the i nu i IK rb nn Hi 1 1 one i pi.iti I i I 1 knou I i I mil i is i ii i i i Co i ti Id im i 1 i Mi ui Id I uld i I remember one ganir at St Marv's when the Babe uns iinh 11 old There was another ball Mine gomK on at another spot in thf same tieU 1 Kuth came to bat the other fellows stopped their tJtmt belli look out somrine said or tlut i Kill sonic hml Kiilh hit a line tnplr tint just tlmr In ids II i i 1 Mr II 1 Is I I 1 I 1 1 's By VIRGINIA VALE illttutd bi WMUn Ifiwiwptr UnJao, A A A of Frank I Sinatra's Wednesday night a i is something to see. Outside the CBS theater the bobby sock brigade waits, even when he's in California they wait, otherwise they'll lose their places line Inside, the Voice, besptctaclfd chewing gum, has a swell time cli Aning with Jerry hpTi rr hearses his songs binatra settles down to business working like the conscientious professional that he is Seeing him then, you get a ni slant on this likable young man who has shot to i the top in the entertainment field so rapidly He ought to stay there--if the ardent admirers who he in wait for him don kill him first, one girl almost choked him a while ago' Adolpl Menjou, debonair as ever, has been dashing about Ni York, i just back from bond selling in Canada Meeting i he talks about that trip and goes on to not the HKO picture hi just Hybrid Corn Yield.

95 Busheb to Acre By Planting Thicker, 104 Bushels Resulted ADOLFHE MENJOO I finished with Sinatra, but the fact that he's going to the South Pacific in November Like other visiting stars, he was booked knee deep for radio appearances there a shortage of names in New York Forester, the famous author who wrote Captain Horatio Hornblower and "The Ship," will write the story in which Grtta Garbo will return to the screen Producer Lester Cowan engaged him to do a story about fighting sailors, men and women, in the Norwegian merchant marine Miss Garbo who hasn't liked other ideas submitted to her, must be in favor of this one Don't hrlipvr that toc is as uackv in real life as she sounds in the title role of the air's Ulondie bhe was an established i Broadway musical comedy star i when she was brought to Hollywood I for dramatic and singing roles; be- tore that, she'd studied journalism I at Columbia university She turns out a children story occasionally. Hybrid corn's ability to product more bushels per acre than open- pollinated varieties was compared to the "superiority of a well bred dairy row over a scrub animal by Prof Beard, extension agronomist of the agricultural extension service of Ohio State university In hybrid com, vie a better bred strain of plants capable of converting raw materials such as nitrogen, phosphorus potash, water, carbon dioxide and other elements into corn at more efficient rates than the old scrub open pollinated On the same land and with the same 'feed provided good hybrids will yield 10 to 12 bushels more corn per acre than opi pollinated varu ties Moreover the hybrid plants are sturdier and show less tendency to lodge In the case of both hybrid corn and pedigreed dairy stock the matter of ample fied and a well bal anctd ration are essential if maximum production is to be achieved With hybrid corn, this means providing the soil with sufficient plant foods in the proper balance via the fertilizer bag Four Plants Per Hill. Professor Beard emphasized that in addition to the use of more fertilizer, farmers could profitably adopt the practice of planting hybrid corn thicker to obtain greater yields "At the Ohio agricultural experiment station," he said, "good corn hybrids yielded 95 bushels to the acre as a two-year average, and open- pollinated corn 80 bushels, when both were thinned to three plants per hill With four plants per hill, however, the hybrids yielded 104 3 bushels per acre and the open-pollinated varieties 84 1 The difference in favor of hybrids increased from 15 bushels to 20 2 bushels per acre for the extra plant per hill This principle was borne out last summer in a southern Ohio location with later maturing hybrids where stanas of three plants per hill produced average yields of 92 8 bushels per acre and stands averaging plants per hill gave yields of 101 9 bushels per acre "Unless heavier fertilization and thicker planting go along with good corn hybrids, ustrs of hybrid sted of hybrids Mm MmlMg In a Night Club: Island! of celebi surrounded by Joy-polloi. The off-key clatter of plates and ho-hum of convemtton I bruising the Browsing from table to Ubte. colyumists searching for paragraphs Casting pearls before Swine, ha ha girs curdled with age cruising in like battleships that have just been luunuied Bores anchored at a waiting for the check to be up Nioblmg on a siae- I dut of hope, flops sitting alone tw ddlmg their thoughts Pretty ils wrapped in tight gowns that put cry curve in italics Drunks i ed to the bar making private public I In secluded corners, lovers jug- I ghrv happiness at the tip of their 1 heaits Biggies draped across chairs acting as if they were thrones Mov ie stars making entrances like a parade of one--walking over ji i i carpot of stares Me nbers of the lifted purky set i i nt; eirh other with snubdued expn.

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