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Show SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1952 THE JOURNAL Page 6 FARM TOPICS SPORTLIGHT Worn Pasture Can Be Rebuilt By a Good Renovation Prograir. Stengel, Dur ocher, Dressen Worried GRANTLAND RICE NOT notice t. YOU MAY is a have bluebird sitting there on a cedar po:t and a touch of flame in the early southern sky. Spring is almost here. In the meanwhile there are three managers out in this section vho are beginning to stew over three majorare problems. the only They three managers in Mfl baseball who had jjr much to say about the two pennant races last spring, summer and fall especially down the By These before and after photos Don Newcombes place in the box. ever win 18 games, even with a on the John Fleischenreim aken club. ball That wont be any too simple, great arm near Watkins, Minn., show Just a fair pitcher should be a said Chuck. winner in Brooklyn with the aow good soil management methods The next problem will be to get his of out more winning games fielding and batting support he gets :an build productive, high yielding Erskine, Dressen said nothing about this. But pasture on wornout, undernourished pitching staff Branca, he knows the entire staff hasnt been lelds. and Roe. Roe is a great pitcher, Buck brush and June grass were says any too good the past few years. I mean great But he They have a lot of things but little about all that would grow on the Dressen. cant be worked too hard. So we control. leld In the upper photo. Fleischer-eOutside of his pitching, Dressen have left Labine, Erskine, Branca, says he got only one months Van Cuyk, Banta, Loes, Wade, Alex- has the best all around club in base- grazing a year out of this pasture. ander, Podbielan, Rutherford to ball. If he had Giant, Yankee or The lower field shows what hapihention a few. Indian pitching he would have a pens on such land when a renova-io- n veal is expected to more than offset military requirements. Just how much more meat will be available o consumers will depend upon producers decisions about marketing their livestock. Fish supplies will be about the same as In 1951, except there will be less canned and more fresh and frozen fish available. Eggs, chicken and turkey are expected in larger supply than last 20-ga- m Im e cakewalk. But he . must get more planning to send Clem out to take Newcombes place. consistent work from a highly inI think he can do it. I hope so any- consistent staff. Anyway,' here are the three main stretch. Their way. or Dressen has another major problems the three best problem. names are Casey in baseball last season face a teams his is This into getting pitchers Stengel, Leo Duro-che- r new spring now only a chip the for Year mood. after winning year they and Chuck are awav. of But shot them rated high up. few Dressen representing Yankees, Giants and Dodgers. The Yankees, Giants and DodgTHE ers especially the first two took over the main battle for last years FICTION two pennants. CORNER How will it be for 1952? Casey By Anna E. Wilson DiMag-gito Joe has Stengel replace his greatest ballplayer. He has JONAS always held that for yon to sit out here In the sun to fill the hole left vacant by Jerry UNCLE a mans duty to look after with that old goat. Folksll be Coleman. He has to work out the his women folks, but that was before saying I drove yon out of the best outfield combination from he got caught out in hii dory in a house. Woodling, Mantle, Bauer, Jensen storm and was brought 'home with Folksll be right, said Jonas and one or two others. nd he has a twisted leg. stoutly. -to get the able help again he reHe sat, now, on Abbies face broke up, she was -ceived from Reynolds, Lopat and Minute a discarded saw-to tears. Now, Jonas, you close who star 111 his three Raschi, pitchers Timothy Fiction horse to take what a person need dont are all veterans. Donovans back-yar- d to heart. or a of worrier and whittled. says Casey isnt much else he is a fine actor. His busy Yet not later than this morning, Thirty years, said Jonas Stubbrain is seething now, but he says his sister Abbie had said, It does bornly, I kept the house fed and his problems can wait until he seem to me, Jonas, as if you could respectable. Dont seem any call for reaches the playing field.' get something to do; ever since you you to go fretting now. Well be all right, he says with lost that dory, youve done nothing I know, Jonas, said Abbie, wipa grin. Well either win or make but sit around and whittle. It dont seem right for a man your age to be ing her eyes with her apron, But somebody else hustle. The next in turn was Leo Duro-che- r. a burden not that Im complain- it does seem Leo keeps busy from hour to ing, Nicodemus had finished chewing said Abbie righteously, hour and from day to day. He is althe a on woman label from . a tomato can, he hard my though its ways restless. bleated, his vindictive little eyes age keeping boarders, without, We have a few problems, Duro-chshe finished plaintively, cleaning swinging around in Abbies directoo not But The tion. Abbie left in a hurry and Jonas many. says. up a mess of chips. main two are filling Stankys job at Jonas had promptly moved his patted the goat second and taking care of the terwhittling out of Abbies kitchen and could be hard work, ritory left vacant by Willie Mays. over which WHITTLING into backyard Timothys when you did it Both are great ballplayers for any a moth-eate- n old he with shared a hours eight team. Stanky was a big factor last day. He counted his Nicodemus. goat, little fleet carefully, they were all year. So was Willie Mays. We have His gnarled hands handled the there; stout, water tight, in full sail. Williams and maybe Hank Thompson for second. Weve got to fill that knife skillfully, and his fingers He looked up to see Abbie coming big gap in center. Then we are set caressed the tiny craft his skill had down the street with a man. with one of the best pitching staffs produced. He rescued a piece of Abbies voice was uncertain. Mr. in baseball. I mean Maglie, Jansen. calico, purloined from Abbies work Golstein came all the way down Hearn, Lanier and Koslo plus a basket and fashioned tiny sails to from the city to see you, Jonas. Mr few others. I call that quite a staff. billow out from the miniature mast Golstein keeps a curio shop but And you know what a big part of and spars,' and set her asail in Mr. Golstein was hands with shaking Donovan's pond, a full rigged fish- Jonas, showing all his teeth. baseball, pitching is. ing schooner. Well, well, I see youve got them The Third Problem He had just finished and looked finished. Are they all there? He This left Chuck Dressen of the up to see Abbe bearing down on started counting them into his bag. him full sail. Dodgers on our visiting list. The Jonas nodded, he was unaccountfirst problem Chuck has is to fill Now, Jonas, theres no can ably tired, a man got that way work' ing under strain; his shoulders ached, his fingers were blistered, Joo and his bones cried out against the MAHONEY hardness of the sawhorse. La-bin- program is undertaken, ported by the use of plenty of year. Among the dairy products more fluid milk and ice cream will be available, but less butter. Other dairy supplies about the same as supfer-Jlize- r, 1951. Fresh vegetables may continue In short supply but high 1951 prices to should encourage big spring ' v 4, A MAN'S DUTY Shade for Swine o, """"I 3 J er SIPORTSCOIP1E Mr. Goldstein finished packing the ships, took out his wallet. $250, he said cheerfully counting it out. And say, Jonas, that figure of the little goat Is going over big. Can let you have an order for a hundred of them. Same price. A e mostly brome and some with a fertilizer spreader. He didnt seed a nurse crop. He added fertilizer at the rate of 250 pounds per acre of then followed with 100 pounds of ammonium nitrate. 'The first year, Fleischenriem got two crops of brome. The second year he didnt need it, because he had 80 tons of hay in reserve, in case of trouble. Fleischenriem pastures 33 head of dairy cows mostly Holsteins for most of the summer on this pasture alta-fescu- Food Supply Appears Plentiful for 1952 provide It, however. Is sometimes a problem. An npright frame, constructed on skids so it can be moved easily, may be the answer some producers are seeking. The top is covered with old wire fence and straw, weeds, etc., piled on top of that. It If inexpensive and can be mads to dimensions to fill individual needs. a WHAT IS THE MAXIMUM WEIGHT ALLOWED A On HEAVYWEIGHT PRIZEFIGHTER? 225 LBS. NONE 275 LBS. m(Jei - SEPTEMBERS 1951, OSWALD FREY, CASTING LINE, HOOKED AND USING LANDED A IM LC.TARPON IN LAKE WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF NEW ORLEANS. IT HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED AS A NEW WORLDS RECORD. Lucky day for your brother and me, Miss Abbie, whence came into town to have his leg attended to and saw some carved figures in my window. Tel you what. Miss Abbie, not many peoples got so much foresight these days. He went off chuckling. Now Abbie, said Jonas gently, theres no call for you to be crying. Its a mans duty to look after his women folks. I didnt tell you before because Mr. Golstein wasnt sure. He wanted to see them first. Seems that now its getting colder, we could let the boarders go and I could sit in the kitchen. Its more companionable like for you and me. well-manage- Start of an Era Gold was discovered at Sutter's Mill, California In 1848. d, j high-prote- in Barstow By Jim .AND I SAY TO YOU MAH NEIGHBORS AND FELLOW CITIZENS I STAND FOR IOOGOOD OLD AMERICAN IDEALS..AN HONEST DAY. WORK AND LOWER . TAXES Jo IF YOU THINKS CONGRESS HASNT DONE ANYTHING JUST TAKE A PASS TH' PORK BARREL! THE BOYS IN WASHINGTON ARE RUNNING THE GOVERNMENT LIKE uOBOOy'S BUSINESS J LOOK AT US TAXPAYERS! WASHINGTON1.) blaah! EVERY TIME I'LL NEVER CONGRESS TRIES VOTE FOR HIM ITocutexpekse THE KNIFE SLIPS AND TRIMS THE TAXPAYER AGAIN'. X 2 A THIS IS WHAT 1 :.y well-fertiliz- ed WEEKLY EATING CLUB PUTS ON THE BATTLE OF FLAG WAVE RIDGE WHEN HE'S BACK IN VOTING TERRITORY TUI k acre and a quarter of pasture will board and room for provide good a dairy cow during the summer! grazing season and keep that cow An with sleek and well-fe- d grass silage through the winter, J. L. The food outlook indicates that Haynes, agronomist at Ohio Expelarger supplies will be available at riment Station, says. To build high somewhat higher prices in 1952 yielding pasture, he recommends Incomes are expected to be higher seeding a legume grass mixture and also, so consumers will have more adding plant nutrients to the soil. money to spend for food, according to the Department of Agricultures Promising Gronp bureau of agricultural economics. Congress authorized an American An increased output of beef and flag with 13 stars in 1777. Congressman belche always 4 Well Managed Acre Will Support a Cow He turned to Abbie, QUIZ CORNER 3NON Fleischenriem plowed and disced this field in the fall. As soon as frost was out of the ground in the spring, he seeded a mixture containing : Every swine producer knows that hogs need shade. How to HE WANTS US TO THINK HE DOES IN WASHINGTON, BUT He NEVER OPENS HIS MOUTH DOWN THEREl-- lj- x |
