Tucson Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • 12

TUCSON ARIZONA THURSDAY EVENING MARCH 6 PAGE TWELVE soon Rfilay iED SfeMi nn I TUCSON DAILY cm ZfeN A-T League Schedule FORMER YANKEE THINKS HAVE GOOD YEAR Hank I bos Red Sox Still In For Eighth Year AT TUCSON V- By HARRY FERGUSON' TAMPA Fla March 6 (UP) The biggest piece of news in the camp of the world-champion Cincinnati Reds is that Monte Pearson the leading ache-and-pain man of baseball feels oay April 21-22-23-24 May 16-17-18 May 3(U31 June 1 July 12-13-14 Aug 5-6-7-S Aug 30-31 Sept 1-2-3 a few net es written last night during the rree cf the Tatting and Knitting club: Benny Operation Of Gub Has scream Mchigars famous all-America and now an assist- a tow Ui hJ "Wife a I a rr-orh 3 I a- 5 Tell hare another strong outfit ltd Valerruela rH star weight Golf ream' April 17-18-19-20 May 27-28-29 June 27-28-29 July 18-19-20 Aug 9-10-11-12 Sept 4-S-6-7-7 Match To Be Seen By ew i ai 4 Catteel An- a-e tit frn-r Tu-rvon It le 7 r-cri- urra rtc 1 at -a1 f-' arv i 4 I a a tl XT fm April 25-26-27 May 13-14-15 June 2 -3-4-3 June 21-22-23 July 15-16-17 Aug 2-3-4 Aug 27-28-29 am 1 be- a ii I j-t til mere -t lb' tf 'e t- vi rf 14-er iji -j- i ta''n -re cl "it If man isn't bothered by an injury reeeneil In foot- The tvaagtail wlQ roa azaia at tbr Mdurqsa track the ('an joa road Suadajr after-looi I nul make a nemonidam look ip my ei pert brtwrra low a ad then the nmney I earn will be ned to bay a arw traitjackrt to wear oa Kantrr aoemiac rV'f't or to tak t1- Ari maNeiv Mexico M1I-tary Ic-ntite toree which j'irM l'uritj ycmTl get plentv cf Ic-in -e tne schools Cl rtia's at the rnatlet awirg-t-z zn by the way vcuTl see ore of the fnect col-jey a-e the country wren Ibrt Articra hack goes a I was ta Mke Casteel I a ac He says t-e rurks of rext sra- r's trim are the guards ta a- 1 lft hIfhack jew: lion Hr 1 or Is ari a lke rmNr cf tark'rs 1j -ra-n ah it rtart left ha'f'uck post rr a 1 I Sme-ana fre-hman -ar cf two sears aci urn to do 'h trui'C cf a krev irjurv If be can't hv Mve will base a cf tovs to ease fe rlrn cn li Iturran N- BOSTON March 6 (P) Give'the so-fabulously wealthy Tom Boston Red Sox a long run in the 1941 American league pennant race and he might break even financially for the first time In his nine years as a club owner But that Is a mighty hard order to fill probably as much so as one demanding that the Red Sox on whom their doting owner has lavi-hed exactly $4250612 in eight years operate on a pav-as-they-go basis If the ftiLil Yawkey repated to hare more than fifty millions left did not hare much more Important matters to sliced to this March morning such as ranhlng to the Sarasota training camp to help Lefty Bob Crowe celebrate is 41t birthday he probably would be concerned about the latest figures bis auditors have reported to the Massachusetts state department of Corporations and taxation A close study cf the Red matters indicates that the club -regarding its original purchase price and real estate has lost exactly S1HM 112 during the eight years of Yawkev ownership That Is an average of SlTdOH a season But the lorg-ranee view Is much ews Terry1 And Stoneham Should Get Together On Statements About Ne ic York Giant Club Bobby Paclio Is Here For Bout riday By GAYLE TALBOT MIAMI Fla March 6 (UP) A golf match which if played on almost any course in the United States probably would draw a greater crowd than saw the last Dempsey -Tunney fight Is due 10 days from now In comparative seclusion It will be surprising if more than 1000 counting both natives and visitors see the benefit of at Nassau March 15-16 even though the Duke of Windsor will be the official referee accompanied by the Duchess In the dawn of March 15 a seaplane will put up to the ramp in Dinner Key here and take on its spectacular cargo for the two-hour flight to Nassau right out into the Atlantic On board will be Bobby Jones winner of 13 major champion-hips Walter Hagen ith 1 1 to his credit Gene Sarazen with 6 and Tommy Armour with 3 Ifagen Sarazen and Armour the only players ever to win the liriti-h and American opens ami the Professional Golfers association championship1 Jones who scored the unforgettable That afternoon over the pretty Nassau course Hagen and Sarazen will pair against Jones and Armour in the first round of their 3G-hole four-ball match for the benefit of the Red Cross with the Duke jotting down the scores The second round will be played the following day with the whole crowd flying back that nighty 4c of T-e I a ro' tut f-j-v- The RJt 111 how jrw a living ToJlow-li th ewi 1 tax-1 a Like la trjtar explain bow ta Lt ei a hjadn-ap If a hone 1- rrrjt 111 a4 othet 1 lt-J pound the brfrft ad- two ajrr on lb latter it hinei er oar rater j'jWtnr til another- jrrj lt in ht the tirl oar It rfem thin ncribblrr had It Jut the other i)T rw rey If I jour real oonej r-r-o cf the r- If ho 1 1 II XT I -fi- i ---1 a -r trr am-at i le hrre 1 Tan Tt-i- -e- r-- rf tw-sa snot- i tra rot1 r- i jr joc-iji er ti p' I' rrerr ar- rex cl 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I i I ahnr Tucort i -j -e- won the I1 It 1-4 1 I T- yeir urdli Saturday At least the board of strategy thinks he feels okay afraid jto ask for Pearson has been known to acquire' aches and pains merely by glancing at a liniment advertisement But there seems to be a fair chance that under Manager Bill McKechnie's soothing treatment Pearson will be a different man from the pitcher whose illnesses real or imagined caused despair to Joe New York Yankees If so the Reds may make a run- away race of it for snap- ping curve makes him as dangerous as any pitcher in baseball on the days vhen he is right The Reds gambled $20000 and a player that Pearson would respond to the McKeehnie magic when they bought the righthander front the Yankees And they knew it was a gamble but McKeehnie has a long brilliant record of taking castoff pitchers and turning them into winners Pearson appears to be in splendid shape He is throwing easily and working with enthusiasm All he has to say about his prospects in the National league is: be down here if I tlink I could help Bill Me-Kechnie I'm fixed so that I have to play Monte is one of the big puzzles of baseball He is either awfully good or awfully bad In 1938 he pitched a no-hit game for the Yankees against Cleveland He has pitched in four World Scries games won them all and yielded and average of just Xmder five hits per game In two pf the World Series games he went to the mound moaning that be ought to be in a hospital acting as though he needed a trained nurse to stand by his side while he wheeled up to the batters One of those games was against the Reds In 1939 when the Yanks swept to a victory of four straight games and it remains one of the masterpieces of World Series pitching He gave up only two hits and for a while seemed on his xvay to a no-hitter With Derringer Walters Thompson Beggs and Moore the Reds are loaded with good pitchers So McKeehnie must have seen something that convinced him the big ache-and-pain man was worth a $20000 gamble Meantime nobody discussed aches and pains with Pearson A crowd was sitting along the bench watching Pearson wrorkout and somebody asked Trainer Dick Rohde whether Monte had bobbed up with any new ailments Rohde shuddered slightly and said: yet but even talk about who 1 1 base the av Trure unpleasant than a fleeting sewed up tghter than an ance' at the club's I'M!) figures lectcmv Cateet iarideatally thoaght the basketball tourney was a how hag success team wera better the boj were blgjer and the team play seemed lm prosed ewer the last two tournaments 1 uw" he said The tcket tale for the Gel fen which Indicate a loss of onlv $G3-STO Lari season Yaw only outstanding purchase was Bora I4-Magslo hoe price tag read $75-ooo That probably explains why the annual loss dropped so sharply from Its all-time average of $17X014 lo $6X870 Alwais cpened-harcied as far as i By EDDIE BRIETZ NEW YORK March 6 (The Special News Customers are complaining there enough baseball dope in this album of song so pull up a chair: Bill Terry and Horace Stonehamf ought to get together A few weeks back Horace said Mel Ott and Carl Hubbell are as much a part of the Giants as the Polo Grounds lNow Terry says he'd trade every guy on the club except Babe Young and Johnny Rucker For the first time in tears some of the St Louis papers have their first string critics covering (he Browns instead of the Cardinals Most of the American association experts already have conceded the pennant to the Columbus Red Birds They say Ted Williams signed up as soon as he heard Mike Ryba was with the Red Sox Mike once fanned Theodore foir times in one afternoon Sarazen Finds Golf inning Gets Tougher CORAL GABLES Fla March 6 LP) You can take it from Gene Sarazen (who should know) the golf pace is rougher and tougher than It was a few years ago Sarazen and Ben Hogan won the 18th annual international four ball tournament yesterday with 4-and-3 victory over Ralph Guldahl Clives is booming and ro foolmg which Is just fine becau-e vis cun concerned 3'f(w being staged fer a coupe his all-time hlch in thal national --r ri' charges fir tit Is r-r je 'n thrks I worthy causes Eire has started a blood transfusion plan Bobby Pacho arrived yesterday for his main event fight with Baby Face Robinson at Riverskfc arena tomorow night and immediately went to a local gym where he had a fast workout under the guidance of his manager The Pacho-Robin-son bout is over the ten round distance and heads a slate of five bouts which Nvill total 30 rounds Pacho a middleweight from Los Angeles impressed observers during his warm-up session and predictions have been made that Baby Face will be in for a tough time tomorrow night Robinson who is from Honolulu is on the way up In the fight game and promises to make Pacho forget any ideas he might have as to a comeback attempt at this time Baby Face has stopped the comeback endeavors of ring veterans before and might lo so again although many of the fans who saw Bobby work out yesterday predict Pacho can take the lad from across the Pacific into camp This bout will head the first professional card to be seen in the Old Pueblo in over a year Tickets for the show are on sale at the Post Office news stand and the Pioneer hotel Little Johnny Martin former Phoenix Golden Glove amateur champion returns to Tucson to take on Billy Hale of Vancouver The boys are featherweights and they have the reputation' of being crowd pleasers This semi-final bout is over the six round route Another six rounder finds Bobby Garcia of Los Angeles and Willi'e Mickens Phoenix lightweight slated to trade blows Two four rounders will start the show TENNIS STARS TO PLAY IN A GYM MARCH 18 re-pect in 1936 when his Investment In players as listed up more than $1000000 In hard cash Among thexe who helped boost that total were Manager Joe Cronin ho cost the equivalent of S25u000 Grove and Jimmy Foxx each tagged at $123000 Doc Cramer STjusi Bill Werber Rick Ferrell and Eric McNair each S30000 and a score of others whose prices rarged down to a mere $23000 HOT WEATHER IS COfiHliG To Vv rran flayer ever entered the professional ranks a rrrre brilliant background than Alice Marble She leaves behind her a record of accomplishment which serves rf i a -r irf and incemve to trek er sex in the jv Bowlin" Scores Bisbee Keeps Lead In State Rifle Event i Fa i i a and Sam Snead in the finals just 13 years after Gene first shared top 'honors in the event was a hundred times harder this said Sarazen possibly exaggerating a trifle 1 are so many more good golfers around nowadays Sarazen teamed with Johnny Farrell to defeat Tommy Armour and Bobby Cruickshank in the 1928 four ball finals Before and since then he has won two national opens one British open and three A championships and he still has a lot of good golf in his system He first won the United States open in 1922 repeated in 1932 and hopes to win again in 1942 Still wearing the knickers that were an emblem of his profession years ago Sarazen proved in this renewal of the $3000 four-ball that he Is still far from through Hogan who has led the money winners for two years cracked loose with a tremendous scoring spree down the homestretch but it was Sarazen who came through with the clincher a 25-foot chip shot for a birdie on the final hole Hogan birdied seven out of 14 holes toward the finish and his Congress Barbers 135 K1 361 r-t 473 ns iv x-i 573 -r ri- r-et M'si Mmy Ii Ncv 1 wrmn i a i much I I 73 dch to Virisc a-d Iin I r-t-e be-f v- T-'n cn Minrh I are to a ret' trlvr-y cf Ar: a to a r- tl Another Balia? At first Joe "Gordon made a hit Playing ith a three-buck mitt 1- Grapefruit League Happy atbelng back In baseball Coach Charley Grimm is the noisiest man on the Cub equad Frank Shaughnessy president of the International league can't go to sleep nights until be has read all the comics The two Cincinnati coaches Hank Gowdy and Jewel celebrate their birthdays on Ang 24 and were born the same year 1889 Terry Moore figures major leaguers spend $100 per year for equipment Most expensive Item is shoes at $18 per pair The eminent Babe Herman has switched to first base because he is getting a little fed up running up and down the Pacific coast chasing fly balls Carl Hub-bell and Freddie Fitzsimmons are the only two National league huriers with more than 200 wins to their credit Sox To Play First Exhibition Sunday 5-5 Poeaee Paint Cha COM-2730 1 in 479 161 7i2 307 173 320 60S i REFRIGERATED COOLING Makes You Want to Stay Home in Hot Weather FREE ESTIMATES TIDMARSH Lontfumu 23 North Main The eighth smallbore league match being conducted by the Arizona State Rifle asociation shows the B-shee Rifle club maintaining the lead over the seven other entries and Arthur Renko Bist'oe sharpshooter as the leading Individual with 26 in the three stage event The four-man team results: R-sbee 1147 Tucson club 1126 Valle del Sol 1070 Douglas high school 10V Arizona Varsity 1112 Arizona Frosh 1037 Tucon high 1142 Tombstone club 1137 The Rshee club composed of Benko Link Hamilton and Wat PASADENA Calif March 6 (UR) Chicago White Sox continued preparations today for their opening exhibition game with Pittsburgh Sunday and Manager Jimmy Dykes announced he will pitch Bill Dietrich and Thornton (Lefty) Lee during the opening innings Tctala $23 2301 Hutchinson Be Called To Army LAKELAND Fla March 6 (UR) Freddy Hutchinson dn good condition after an active winter made no predictions about his pitching today but told the Detroit Tigers they worry about his induction into the Army He doesn't 1 $1000 share of the victory boosted i expect a draft call before the close Vila tmri-A 4 1 1 tv i -ey Nr 'fi es -ee es ant 71 -t-r has tri- t-e U--e-i -s -e 00- 1 al rr each wfh Ce-e Mi co ant ta 5-e his a--! -1 Vs it th Star-OULieu A- 173 177 7 pf 17o 77t i--5 ri Srri-g rl 4 Merer i 179 13 Japan is considering a national uniform for women Today's Guest Star Bill Cunningham Boston Post: sale was the tip a I 494 4 3 533 fVA A 371 XeS 512 31 50 4 314 171 tv 1 ee -i a I i ra 4 Earf's Cafe 19 2' 5 1 271 111 im 177 aVrr i io1 t--ere Dxcn -s hive fallen cf the IT a r7 A lit a gambling mood that sell the only bottled in bond first base-man they have even if he tests only arouni 65 per cent proof at the dish they have something In mind and that can be only a pennant a little like adding a I hank of rope and a bottle of ink and getting Hedy nv 1 -1713 '3 57: You need a million to enjoy rich mellow Old Quaker Whiskey or the exciting west I 'v i-'' 2 Browns Place Hopes On Four Huriers Vrf-rfT rf -1 r- Kra 'rf? 330 5 1 -O 42 2X3 r' 11 Quick Look Around One of tke coaches who talked with Boston college came away feeling Denny Myers Brown line roach is athletic director Jack man Gene Tnnney coming with book Can lo It Too" in which he tell what military service did for him 1 F-rnie Vlgh will be offered a with Tiny Zale A middleweight king If he whips Billy Soose tomorrow night Crjrxtit Coca Cola 174 174 1 171 179 2 179 172 1 172 I'd id ri 32'fi 373 51 576 ru-rf NT P- Fj If -T gp a I a 7 i -I If J- it-- -rfi rf-7 urm tt I p-r-f -7 rt 1 Ti 7 Vj-1 7 1 rf rf 1 ft -(frf 1 )- -rf -rf rx i i rf- rf h- ti i r- -r rf-I i 42 5 City laiaadry Ik) 172 19 173 A'N-t: F-rfchtNJ 1M 2 xrr-rfv in S--te 131 Ma-Vrfv 177 J1 -i i jrt air Observation Ward A breezy guy from St Louis walked out on the field at Sarasota the other day and said to a Boston newspaper man: know your I manager well but I seem to spot Mm" Joe Cronin was duly pointed out said Mr St Lout Martv (who hasn't been with the Red Sox since 1933) Adit's And Alines I Plav For Title 814 922 Hit a4 IaWTTfff i le Yfie rfii Ccked 1 K) 147 1 11 2 '3 245 977 1 VI 12 19) 2D 221 59 SAN ANTONIO Texas March (4i Four i acters- who rather fxM put to-157 1 gc'her 24 xictories agant 42 de-11 1 feats last season are rn hand to help save the Sh Lnus Browns On paper and speaking thore are the facts But FYed Hanev a chubby little r-sv With an Iri-h let you talk very coldly about his 523 four rew ptchers 571 Sure Johrnv Alien Fritz Oster-163 522 rvueller Denny Ga'ohoue and 179 323 George Carter are as baseball jag go But their average age Is 2723 about 32 sears and just retting their second wind says Hanev this thoe four fellows are g7rsr to Win us this 3 cal' Nothing wrong with arv of them Bg strong fellows with good arms not a sore arm the bunch they had a bad year But what of it? Thev have won and they can win again We studied thee four caes before we bought If ou watch these pitchers who have one bad seaon and then are dropped as goners xou can pck up ones oocasorally In the of these four there were no arms no physical ailments pitchers iuh a bad year one of the four would through with a 15-game sea-' if they hit their stride All i now We go out buv a kid who Could give i hrg hke that in the first -P- They just don't come very often 1 Names Is Names Ralph Baskett was high scorer in the Arizona high school basketball tournament last week Mi Xtx a I t'a-h 1 cf -c a'e tt: Total -7 SWAivf thMliZS to aS UmOI rUm BSMtoSCOO Cub Regulars Lose To Second Team Tea cf Mrf- rf -rf tac-g Tf a -er er pitchers is to develop them Wei couldn't go out on the open mar-j ket with the rest of the clubs and bid for pitchers We would have to take fourth or fifth choice So I we watch1 for fellows hke these four And 1 believe we have some-1 thing" 4: 45 QUART SJ95 MNT S-J22 YOU FEEL LIKE A MILLION WHEN YOU ASK FOR (Dlti AVALON Car? 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