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Why ComplalnT Adams It's got to the point where my wife cuts the children's hair. Edwards Why complain, as long as she doesn't cut yours? Both Old and Young Muley Was Going Too Fagt on the Way Up FOLD NEXT DOOR TV PfPlfV, MftiNfMNINft 'ftUrf Hi VMCH COULD NOf BE WR0H6 BECAUSE HE STf ft BV1ME IbWM MAIL aOCK -O-PAV, 601 HIS WIFE fo A plNHER TAJKV REE-QUMr1ERS Of AN HOUR IA1E BEFORE PISC0VERW6 "WAf friE HAIL OOtK BEEN 60IM6 FOR A WEEK LIFE ID By ED WHEELAN By RUBE GOLDBERG By J. MILLAR WATT By CLUYAS WILLIAMS Terrymen Are Question Mark In 1940 Race By ROBERT McSHANE OUtoaaad by Wtitarn Ktwsptp' Unloa. AS MEMPHIS BILL TERRY leads his New York Giants Into the 1040 baseball wars ha Is faced with his biggest task since taking over the managerial reins back in June, 1032. The Giants, who ence dominated baaebaU in New York, have sagged badly. The Yanks, world's champions, cham-pions, are stronger than ever, and the Brooklyn Dodgers, once rated aa a congregation of crackpots, rank above the Giants both In league standing and popular appeal. ap-peal. All of which makes the Giants the city's "third club," a position which causes Terry no end of grief and sorrow. To make things worse, the team does not look much better today to-day than it did at the close of last season. Since Terry became manager the Giants have won one world's championship. cham-pionship. In 1933, and three National league pennants, in 1933, 1938 and 1937. The club that limped home In fifth place last year was the fourth second division Giant ball club since 1902. Under the Terry regime the club has been in first place three times, second place once, and third place three times. Critics e Terry and they are plentiful point ant a good share of hla saccess baa been doe to the very capable work of holdovers : V:: MEMPHIS BILL TERRY from the McGraw dynasty, notably Carl HnbbeR, Mel Ott, Hal 8ch mac her and Joe Moore. Ott, Hubbell Key Men Hubbell and Ott are the two key men. Hubbell came up under the late McGraw in 1928, and Ott in 1923. Year after year they have been performing much-needed miracles mir-acles for the Giants, Ott driving In runs and even doubling as a third baseman and right fielder, and Hubbell Hub-bell pitching his heart out in winning, win-ning, five years In succession, more than 20 games a season. The past two seasons have been ft years for Hnb. la 1939 he won aly 11 and lest 9 games. The year before he wea only 13 and dropped 19. The Glaata were whipped both years. A year and a half ago Carl was forced to submit to aa arm operation, and last year he wasn't ready to pitch until July. This year be figures he will be all right So do the Gianta. Mel Ott'i powerful bat has been a determining factor In Giant pennant pen-nant battles ever since he Joined the club. A dependable bitter, he was responsible for many a game chalked up In the win side of the column. The most optimistic note emanating emanat-ing from the Gianta la that Hubbell is already as good as ever. He has been under fire in early season games, and bad demonstrated his old skilL So has Ott At least that gives Manager Terry some cause for Jubilation. In a recent statement Terry remarked re-marked that "If I oould win 77 games with the humpty-dumpty team I had laet year, I don't see any reason la predicting less than N victories this year and that will pat me high np la the pennant race. Why shouldn't we be a better team? We're better at second, third, have a chance of Improving In the ontfleld, and have a better first baseman." It may be that Terry la whistling for the sake of courage. At least he appeal's Woe overrating his team. He has a better Infield than last year, at least defensively. The outfield out-field Is good, providing Joe Moore does not collapse. vM6orels' no stripling, and' It may M that young John Rucker will see plenty of action, this .year,,. Rucker has stood up well He is a good hitter hit-ter and a good fielder, and Is very faat'..u :.;:.: .::. v.. :.. .a.. All-Wise Manager Nevertheless the Giants are treading tread-ing on dangerous ground. They haven't igbt the youngsters who can take up where Hubbell and Ott are likely to leave off. And those two gentlemen can't go on forever, The club has one advantage. Its overlord over-lord makes very few mistakes on the Acid, Once in a while Terry does make an error off the field. He may hive erred when he remarked that "the team that beats us will win the pennant" I I 9 HOTELS Vlwa la RENO, NEVADA Ma T HOTEL GOLDEN Raa' lIIW, w L.t.1 N Hotel Plandome Salt Law 4ta S A SUU St. Slush lit . t.-l APARTMENT HOTEL Btocfc flMB TMW, (NHUkU Bte. J wm r snath. 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