The Paducah Sun-Democrat from Paducah, Kentucky • 13

THE PADUCAH SUN-DEMOCRAT MARCH 16, 11 939 PAGE THIRTEEN KITTY LEAGUE 1939 PLAYING SCHEDULE DOWN SPORTS By Sam Livingston AVENUE 4 ih HOPKINS VILLE and here are some popular new Lady Fashion Spring Styles OWENSBORO JUNIOR THOMPSON MAKING GOOD A RANK outsider when spring training opened, Paducah's 1936 star. Junior Thompson, now is given a great chance to stick with the Cincinnati Reds this season. The Cincinnati Enquirer scribe had this to say about Junior after he and Lloyd Moore had turned in a no-hitter against Brooklyn last Sunday: "Thompson, who was with Columbia, Redleg farm in the South Atlantic League last season, and who hails from Decatur, Hi, home town of Chuck Dressen, coach of the Dodgers, was even more of a punle ta the highly-touted sluggers of the Dodgers than Moore. "During his three rounds on the firing line, the husky, tobacco-rtiewine riehthander. rated one of the fastest pitchers on the Redleg BOWLING GREEN vpll5! only WS5 AT AT AT BOWLING AT AT AT AT AT HOPKINSVILLE OWENSBORO GREEN JACKSON FULTON UNION CITY MAYFIELD PADUCAH May 4-5 30A-S0N May 8-9 May 20-21 May 12-13 May 14-15 May 31 May 24-25 DC An July 9 Jun 6-6-7 June 16-17 June 10-11 June 12-13 June 1, 28-29 June 21-22-23 Aug.

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25-26 Aug. 10-11-12 Aug. 1-2 Aug. 21-22 Aug. 14-20, Sp.4-N JACKSON SALLE FULTON roster, set four of the Dodgers down on strikes, and allowed only two balls to be hit out of the infield off his wide assortment of hooks and fast balls." Bill McKechnie.

manager of the Reds, who usually is reticent to praise a rookie, said Thompson has a splendid chance to stick with the Reds. Following his splendid showing against Brooklyn, McKechine said: "He has the poise, plus the ability, of a real major league star already." And yesterday Thompson was one-third of a Red mound trio that gave the Yankees only five hits in a 12-inning, 2 to 1 duel won by the I Redlegs. Open toe and heel, Continental Dress Heel, Black Patent, Nat urai Water Snake and Japcaica UNION CITY Tan. Widths AAA to B. Sizes Vi to 8 MAYFIELD ir SHEBA PADUCAH ALL STAR GAME JULY 12 FIRST REGIONAL PAYS OFF A report received from Coach Roy Stewart of Murray College, manager of the First Regional tournament there last week, shows affair was a financial success.

Total receipts were 786.30. Each team was allowed 15 cents a mile traveling expenses, running the total traveling expenses for the tournament to $117.30. The officials were paid $36 each 170. It cost $40 to shorten the playing floor from 90 to 80 feet, $31.51 was expended for trophies, $1155 for a basketball and $4.11 for roll tickets. Murray College made no charge for lights, water, towels, rent, janitorial service, ticket-sellers and gate-keepers, leaving $511.43 to be divided among the eight participating schools $6353 each.

Each school had to pay for itown meals and hotel rooms, but the rates were to low that even the schools which stayed, through the tournament came out ahead. The largest crowd attended not the finals but the first round session Friday night. The paid attendance at the Friday night session was 816 and at Saturday's final 754. However, the gate receipts were $248.00 Friday and $293.75 Saturday, due to the fact that adults were charged 15 cents more for the championship game. NEW DOPE BOOK OFF PRESS Now, Take It Easy, Mom Woman Bosses Road Workers, Get Results Britain Uses Aircraft In Jerusalem Searches Toeless strap with twist-craft vamp and straD.

Continental Sports Roundup Heel. Red Burgundy with con- irasting trim, rresn Earth with SHEFFIELD LAKE, March 16 (U.R) Councilwoman Mrs. Jessie White Lamb Trim. Sizes 4V2 to Continued From Page 13 AAA to B. Bennett, daughter of a former road commissioner, heads the street committee and actually supervises this villages street projects.

"Oftentimes I order the men JOAN him except in Sunday morning He drops a couple and not only get on the air, but is initiated Into the exclusive Saints and Sinners Club One more licking and they'll offer him a vaudeville contract. around, if I think they're not do Containing many new Matures in Keeping wun me oDservance ui JERUSALEM. March 16 (U.R) New tactics adopted by the British military in Palestine to conduct searches in villages with the aid of aircraft have proved successful. Two hours before a village is searched, six planes swoop over it and drop leaflet warning the inhabitants not to move on pain of being fired on. This prevents the villagers running away or being able to conceal arms.

The villagers are then shepherded into a small section of the village by aircraft before the troops march in to begin their search. baseballs 100th anniversary, the uentenroai jwiuon oi int vvpc Wished by The Sporting News, Bt. LOUIS, lias maae us annual arance as a prelude to the opening of the new playing season. Is sued in handy vest-pocket size this compact manual oi me game, wiui cover printed In gold, is packed with facts and figures of interest to followers of the diamond sport. imnnir t.hn outstanding; additions to The Dope Book, now in its twenty-third year of publication, are the following: Highlights of the ing the job right," Mrs.

Bennett, who is Sheffield's first woman council member, said. "I've been on the council only a year, but I decided when I was elected to it that a few things needed fixin' and I'd see if I could do 'em myself." The councilwoman drives to the various road projects in the village's two-ton truck and frequently visits the county commissioner's office, the state highway headquarters and private companies to transact slag contracts and other street business. The small community's roads are game's 100-year history, tne iirsi written ruies, ciiaiines nyuis iu for 1939, box scores of Johnny Vander Meer's two successive no-hit games, hmnR-nm leaders and players hitting home runs with bases filled. Miklos Szabo, the Hungarian two-mile star, who failed in all his starts here, has given up and gone home. Only he says it was the cigarette smoke and not the dust which got him So Cholly Grimm wants to top off a fine baseball career as manager of the say the Messrs.

Frisch, Street et let him have Hoffman, manager of Max Baer, has been under a physician's care at Built-up step-in side-gore pump fish in his market here. The harpoon had sunk deeply into the flesh and was covered over when the wound healed. witn comiortable medium heel Schedules of the larger leagues also are included, those of the majors Combines style with real com fort. Arch suDDort built-in. Black being arranged in convenient day-by-day lorm.

uuier miormauon era-motrK nf mulnr leamie clubs, with ages, heights and weights. Patent. Widths AAAA to Sizes 4'i to 9. CORNS averages of major league leaders, World's Series facts and figures, 1938 All-Star game, All-Star team, No. 1 Men of the Year in 1938, and similar features giving fans a concise, authoritative record of the game.

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Curiosity Ruins Private Telephone 'Company' In Ohio JACKSON, March 16 U.R Prospective callers on a Cooper Hollow Road Telephone "company" phone are not likely to find the line busy. This telephone exchange, privately owned and operated, extends less than a mile and has Then it was possible to make connecting calls with surrounding villages. Two turns on the crank called the Winchester operator and one the Thurman switchboard. But in case of a fire or emergency a series of six short rings brought 321 Broadway Phone 18 all subscribers to their phones. Too much eavesdropping ran HER MOTHER LOST the match, but Norma Taubele softened that defeat by wiping off the marks of battle.

This was in the quarterfinals of the national indoor championships in New York and Norma, the No. 1 seeded player, beat her mother, Mrs. Rose Taubele, 6-4, 6-3. Norma is 27; her mother, 56. three subscribers.

down the batteries and brought the downfall of the company, it was said. Some subscribers also would "ride free" on other phone batteries when their own had run ftff TVsirle lemoc Davie fld John O. Lloyd, the sunscriDers, i 1 are not aoie to mase any uaus iu down. earby towns but their wives una The line fell into disrepair. The "company" very useful.

The government of India is to spend about $10,000,000 on improvement 'of the Indian telephone system during the next five years. connection lines and subscribers gradually dropped off until today only the three remain. Church Pews Once Held For Judgment BOSTON, March Even church pews could be attached a century ago, the Historical Records Survey of the WPA reports. Back in 1846, a pew in the First There are no monthly bills. Each subscriber maintains his section of the line; making necessary repairs and furnishing batteries for his crank-type telephone.

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