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HANFORD JOURNAL, MARCH 15, 1945. PAGE SEVEN HANK GREENBERG A NATIVE OF THE BRONX, NEW YORK, WAS STOLEN RIGHT IT FROM THE VERY NOSES OF THE N.Y. YANKEES BY JEAN DUBUC, DETROIT TIGER SCOUT. WENT TO MARTY BRILL NOTRE DAME AFTER FAILING TO MAKE THE TEAM AT ADAM PENN SCORED HE TOUCHDOWNS FOR THE WISH AGAINST ASS EX ALMA MATER PO 10 MORTON SMITH, THOUGH A M6k TEAM MEMBER WASN'T USED IN RYDER CUP SCORED THE 1997 MATCHES, BUT OVERTIME SOALS FOR. BRITISH BOSTON IN 3 GAMES 10 OPEN QUALIFY- THE ELIMINATE THE RANGERS NEXT WEEK FROM THE 1999 STANLEY.

CUP NO MEDAL OWNED PLAYOFFS HIM TALE RANGER'S MAD, SIX YEARS BEFORE! Only One Player Set Pleasantville, N. March 14- (UP)-Outfielder Pete Fox of the Boston Red Sox was a lonesome guy today. He was the only player on hand as the team established spring training facilities here for the first time. Manager Joe Cronin wasn't distressed, however. Practice doesn't begin until tomorrow and he said he thought a number of other players would be on hand by then.

ATTENTION! ANTHONY SILVA 30 CHAMPION ST. LEMOORE SENTINEL CARRIER Please contact him regarding subscriptions or delivery. Cochrane Regains Lead Over Hoppe New York, March Welker Cochran of San Francisco put a new speed mark into the billiard books today in regaining the lead over Willie Hoppe of New York in the second day of their three-cushion title competition. in innings last night in 67 topped Hoppe, 60 to 40, utes, finishing the block with an incompleted high run of seven. He now leads Hoppe 226 points to 216, although each has won two blocks.

Hoppe went ahead the afternoon match, winning it 60 to 52 in 38 innings. He had a high run of eight, to seven for Cochran. Although Hoppe has a tournament play record of 55 minutes for a block, Cochrane's time last night was the fastest ever chalked up for championship match play. Solons Meet Air Base Sacramento, March 14-(UP)The Sacramento Solons will hold their first exhibition game of the spring training season today when they meet the FairfieldArmy Air Base. D-8 TRACTORS Scrapers and Dozers FOR RENT For Land Levelling AVAILABLE AT ONCE MINNIS MOODY GENERAL CONTRACTORS P.O.

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M. Individuals Engaged in Agriculture or Other Essential Industry Not Apply. Tennis Ranks Kovacs, Van Horn and Budge Are 1, 2, 3 San Francisco, March -George Lyttleton Rogers, president of the World Professional Tennis Association, today announeed that the new world championship match of the organization would be staged in New York. Rogers said that it was hoped that Pvt. Frank Kovaes, U.

S. Army, recently crowned champion, would be able to defend his title in Madison Square. Garden. Kovacs has army orders to report in New York next week. The WPTA today also announced the world professional rankings with seven Americans and three Europeans on the list.

Kovacs was rated at the top. The surprise in the list was the ranking of Lt. Don Budge in third place behind Welby Van Horn. Budge is reported out of tennis condition due to service duties. The complete list: 1-Kovacs; 2-Van Horn; 3- Budge; -Bill Tilden; 5-Bobby Riggs; 6 -Wayne Sabin; 7-Dick Skeem; 8-Karel Kozulah, Czechoslovakia; 9-Henri Cochet, France; Honorable mention: Jossi, U.

and Rogers, Ireland. 10-Dan Maskell, England. Gunder Hagg Will Wed In Few Weeks Chicago, March 14-- (UP) Gunder Hagg, whose flying feet lifted him from plodding obscurity on a Swedish farm to international fame, arrived today to renew acquaintances with his bride-to-be. She is 21-year-old Dorothy Nortier of Oakland, who hasn't seen her fiance since September, 1943. But by correspondence and long-distance telephone calls, they have completed plans to marry within a month.

Hagg, holder of six world track records, has been unable to hit his record-breaking stride since he arin this country, March 1, but his blonde girl friend says he hasn't slowed down a bit as far as she is concerned. Rainiers vs. Angels San Fernando, March 14- -Bill Skiff sent his Seattle Rainiers into a practice tilt with the Los Angeles Angels at Anaheim today after a thorough workout on batting and fielding yesterday. Skiff was relying heavily on such men as Infielder Chuck Aleno, slugger from Cincinnati; Catcher Bob Finley from Philadelphia, and Ted Norbert to carry the Rainiers through the game. Legal Notices LYMAN D.

GRISWOLD Court House Hanford, California Attorney for Executor IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF KINGS No. 3374 In the Matter of the Estate of W. H. CANNON, also known as WILLIAM H. CANNON, Deceased.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Executor of the estate of W. H. CANNON, also known as WILLIAM H. CANNON. deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against said deceased, to file them with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this notice, in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State California, in and for the County of Kings, the City of Hanford, County of Kings, State of California, or to exhibit said claims with the necessary vouchers within said six months to the said Executor at the office of his attorney, LYMAN D.

GRISWOLD, in the Court House in the City. of Hanford, County of Kings, State of California, which said office the undersigned selects as his place of business in all matters connected with the said estate of said deceased. Dated: February 27, 1945. J. W.

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Sport Shorts By JACK CUDDY President 'Roosevelt's 1945 okay to baseball was the most important sports pronouncement since Pearl Harbor. It was far more sig. nificant than his experimental "green light" of 1942. F.D.R. gave a reassuring go ahead to the diamond game just when the nation is approaching its peak in fighting, production and casualties.

He gave it when Congress is wrestling with the manpower problem. He gave it when the country is still adjusting itself to the drastic curfew, and when the turf world is still hoping for a removal of the racing ban. The combination of these various conditions produced a situation of such gravity that you can bet your last buck the president's okay followed thorough investigation and long deliberation. You can bet also that if he were not completely convinced that baseball had proved its wartime worth, yesterday's words never would have been spoken, and the national pastime would have gone the way of racing and late-night entertainment, It was too touchy a problem to kiss off with spur-of-the-moment pleasantries. Mr.

Roosevelt is not a loose man with words. It is our belief that he chose the words "perfectly healthy" to serve as a red light for over-zealous draft boards and examiners, who, during the past couple of months have been inducting into service players previously classified as 4-F. Because of this apparent discrimination against 4-F players, the major leagues were losing so many seasoned performers that some owners were becoming genuinely worried about being able to puc worthwhile teams on the field. Play Ball! American League To Open April 16th Chicago, March American League today released a 1945 schedule calling for nearly 6,500 miles more team travel and 19 more trips than last year. After being discarded for a year, the schedule returns to the usual custom of having the season open in Washington with a single game on April 16 with the other clubs jumping off the following day.

As is the past, with the exception of 1944, New York again will go to the capital for the opener with a possibility that President Roosevelt will throw out the first ball. The Yankees will return to New York to open the season the next day against the Boston Red Soxthus adding 650 team miles to the 1945 travel schedule which were eliminated last year. In the other openers April 17, Chicago will be at Cleveland, Washington at Philadelphia, and Detroit at St. Louis. In the secondary openers, April 20, St.

Louis will be at Chicago, Cleveland at Detroit and Philadelphia at Boston. The 154-game schedule will close on Sept. 30. $500,000 at Stake In Basketball Bets New York, March of the most concerted municipal drives against gambling on record didn't stop the betting merchants along Broadway today from posting the usual odds on favorites for the National Invitational Basketball Tournament. The down-to-earth National Syndicate operators, who aren't interested in sentiment or past.

performances, overlooked defending champion St. John's and installed the great Depaul Blue Demons of Chicago as even money favorites to win the tournament. Although the first round games won't be played until Saturday night, there already is a record flow of money on the basis of advance odds. One close associate of the syndicate estimated that more than $500,000 would be bet in the metropolitan area alone on the opening contests. Chelini's Arm Okay Boyes Springs, March 14- (UP) -Italo Chelini, Oakland Oaks' hurler who left baseball in 1943 when he suffered a double arm fracture, is now in fine shape and may pitch against the McClellan Field nine next Sunday, Trainer Jesse Adams said Chelini's arm has not developed single ache or pain and he seems to have all of his old stuff." The Oaks battle the Hamilton Field Fliers today with veteran Sam Gibson on the mound.

The Fliers, led by Joe Gordon and Joe Marty, defeated the Oaks 7 to 2 last Sunday. Newcomer, 17, Praised Frederick, March 14-(UP) Reidy, one of the 'teen-aged chance youngsters getting his big in the major leagues this season, drew praise today from the Philadelphia Athleitcs' batsmen who tried without success to hit his fast ball. The six-foot, three-inch 17-yearold kid from St. Louis took advantage of balmy weather to cut loose with his fast ball. In addition to blazing speed, his pitches dipped sharply away at the plate.

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BACK THE ATTACK! BUY MORE THAN BEFOREI Grammar School Track, Field Meet April 7th A track and field meet for boys of grammar school age, living in the Hanford and Hardwick school districts will be held at the high school grounds here on April 7th under the sponsorship of the local Rotary Club. Lyman Griswold, chairman of the Youth Service Committee of the Rotary Club, is heading the committee in charge. Other Rotarians on the committee are Ed Gribi, Jack Lawson, Frank Willhalm, George Brown, D. 0. Bean, Ned Cornelius and Dr.

R. S. Fulford. The committeemen held a meeting with the school principals and physical education instructors of the various schools at which time detailed plans for the track meet were formulated. It was decided that no school trophy would be awarded, as the events will be based on individual competition.

Events will include a 100 yard dash, broad jump, relay race, baseball and basketball throws, a sack race and other novelty stunts. A free lunch will be provided at noon for all of the boys participating. The Hanford Chamber Commerce has donated $100 for defraying lunch expenses. All members of the Rotary Club will participate in handling details of the field meet, which has been heralded with a great deal of interest by the school boys. Air Base Planning To Join Ball Loop San Joaquin Valley baseball league for this summer were planned at a meeting of representatives of civilian and Army baseball teams, at Camp Pinedale Monday.

Lt. L. H. McAninch, Physical Training Officer at Camp Pinedale, and formerly located at Lemoore Field in the same capacity, issued the call for the meeting, to commercial ball clubs of the Fresno area, and Army teams from Lemoore Field, Camp Pinedale, and Hammer Field. Lt.

Jack Claypoole, physical training officer, will represent Lemoore Field with tentative. plans for a team in his pocket. "We are looknig forward to having a good team in the league this year, although last year we did not enter," stated Lt. Claypoole. "There is plenty of baseball talent here.

The first step will be to fix up a good field for practice." Nine Pitchers Arrive Lafayette, March 14-(UP) -The Cleveland Indians, who lost out in the red-hot American League pennant race last season because of insufficient pitching strength, made it plain today that they don't intend to get caught short the same way again. There were nine pitchers in camp, most of whom are expected to be regulars. The top regulars from last year included Paul Calvert, Steve Gromek, Al Smith, Ed Klieman, and Allie Reynolds. Gyselman May Quit El Centro, March 14- (UP) Infielder Bob McNamara may wind up on third base for the San Diego Padres if Dick Gyselman makes good his threat to quit, Manager Pepper Martin disclosed today. McNamara, 26-year-old former Memphis star, is to, report tomorrow for spring training after being out of the game for three years.

Baseball cireles know him as a hard right-hand batter and a good citizen around third base or shortstop. HAROLD H. HILTON OF ENGLAND BOBBY JONES TURNED THIS TRICK FIRST MAN TO WIN THE AND TWO BETTER BRITISH AND US AMATEUR WITH HIS FAMOUS GOLF TITLES BOTH IN "GRAND SLAM" OF THE SAME YEAR (1911) 1930-WINNING BOTH OPEN TOURNEYS TOO! W. LAWSON LITTLE WHOSE VICTORIES IN THE 1934 BRITTHESE ARE ISH AND U.S. AMATHE ONLY 3 TEUR TOURNIES, GOLFERS MADE THE 3RD EVER TO WIN MAN EVER TO WIN 3 OF THE FOUR MAJOR GOLF J.ADAM BOTH IN ONE YEAR! CROWNS! Future Farmers Valley Basketball Tourney Friday Hanford Future Farmers will participate in a basketball ment to be held Friday, beginning at 5 p.

m. in the Tuiare nigh School gym. Ten different chapters, representing Tulare, Kings and part of Kern counties, will be in the tourney. Games promise to be tight, with keen competition. The local chapter team has had one night practice and noon practices daily this week.

Members of the squad are: Archie Yarbrough, Red' La Verne Dillon, Elmo Hall, Russell, Jess Hughes, Walter Osburne, Meivin Cotta, Joe Lawrence, Johnny Grilone, Robert Mattos, Lester Howard, Bud Ny. swonger, Russell Arnold, Frank Ormonde and Derrill Pelkington. Athletic Manager Al Haydock will manage the team. Herman Harper, chapter adviser, will accompany the players to Tulare. Bolanos Batters Galindo, Wins TK0 Los Angeles, March 14-(UP)Enrique Bolanos, Mexico City's knockout specialist, last night battered Eli Galindo, fighting Los Angeles war worker, until the referee gave Bolanos a technical knockout victory in the main event at Olympic Auditorium.

Galindo, with a record of only two losses in 26 starts, won the first round- only a few points. Then Brianos took over with sweeping left hooks to the body and short rights to the chin. In the preliminaries, all involvLos Angeles fighters, JULIO FRANCO, 136, drew with Willie (Dub) Bowen, 137, (6); Hindu Fleet, 195, technically knocked tout Tiger Sheppard, 181, (1); Johnny Hunt, 164, technically knocked out Billy Smith, 157, (3); Henry Brier, 135, decisioned Kid Castle, 136, (4), and Nate Gibson, 167, decisioned Al Timmons, 177, (4). Stars To Play Marines Ontario, March 14-(UP) -The Hollywood Stars were scheduled to meet the El Toro Marines here today after unruly weather cancelled practice and an exhibition game with Los Angeles police yesterday. Revamped schedules now call for the Twinks to meet the Los Angeles Angels at Anaheim to' morrow, while a remateh with the Cherubs will be played March 22 at Ontario.

First Baseman Butch Moran, who staged a one-man mutiny Monday over training rules, has been restored to his regular place on the team. Pepperdine Coasts To Tournament Win Kansas City, March additional teams were eligible for the quarter-finals today as a result of victories in last night's round of the annual intercollegiate basketball tourna-137, ment. High point of the evening was a surprise 54 to 51 win over a seeded eastern Washington college, quintet by Doane College, Crete, Neb. Earlier, West Texas Teachers defeated Wichita University 54 to 43, and George Pepperdine College, Los Angeles, trounced Peru, Neb. Teachers College 77 to 42.

Pepperdine, a pre-tournament favorite, defeated Peru Teachers without half trying. The Los Angeles team led 42-11 at the half and substituted generously throughout the second period. Pete Gray Publicized Cape Girardeau, March 14 -(UP)-Pete Gray, one-armed outfielder for the St. Louis Browns is grateful for the attention, but he said today he'd like to get away from the publicity and settle down to the spring training routine. Gray has been interviewed more than a dozen times.

More than 40 photographers have posed him for pictures. The first one-armed player in the majors in modern times, he is anxious to get into condition quickly to prove that he can make the grade in the big leagues. Everett Wins by Nod San Jose, March 14- (UP) Duane Everett, 153, Moffatt Field, decisioned Speedy Cannon, 152, San Francisco, in a six-round main event of a fight card here last night. In a semi-windup, Tony Chavez, San Jose, TK0'd Johnny Costa, 140, Vallejo. The bout ran four rounds.

Last Holdout Signs Philadelphia, March 14-(UP)Manager Connie Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics dismissed holdout problems from his mind today with the signing of Pitcher Russ Christopher. DOWN Comes the Cost of Better Hearing Ze Radionic Hearing Aid Complete with radionic tubes, crystal microphone, magnetic earphone, batterles, battery-saver circuit. Liberal guarantee. One model -one price -one quality Zenith's finest. No extras, no "decoys.

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