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Typical of hockey players is Ching Johnson of the New York Rangers Johnson, in 12 years of big league tempts Month, Day ! x I- Irish Name for Fairy name leprechaun Is Irish for a fairy thought of as a tricky little old man. If caught he will reveal where treasure Is hidden. North Carolina's Longest Bridge) North Carolina's longest and most expensive bridge Is a 3V4 mile structure across the Albemarle sound. M "Do ya s'pose she'll get by? "Well, she may at that. You see, her boss told her right off he's a man of few words, an' that sounded to Mame she don't encouragin' Wall Street know very many." - OUTFIELDER TAFT WRIGHT "How did Tom get forehanded?" "Running one of those one-arm restaurants." '"THE fact that women are paying more and more attention to sports each year is by no means a new or startling discovery. But that the fair sex accounts for almost 50 per cent of the attendance at five major sports is, to say the least, surprising. According to a recent statistical survey, woman patronage at tennis has gone from 12 per cent in 1919 to 51 per cent in 1935. Their patronage at football games rose from 4 per cent in 1925 to 47 per cent in 1936; at golf from 7 per cent in 1922 to 57 per cent in 1936; baseball, from 2 per cent in 1920 to 33 per cent in 1936, and racing from 6 per cent in 1914 to 48 per cent in 1935. Lou Little.i Columbia's football coach, always has an ace in the hole he is an expert land- Thanks He walked for miles, tired and hungry, until he came to a farmhouse. It was late and the family had gone to bed. He knocked on the door, and at last a window was raised and a man's voice said: "What do you want?" "I want to stay here," was the reply. "All right, stay there!" said the voice, and down went the window. . scape gardener The University Michigan's mark . 0W of of 400-yar- International feder- . host to the tournament 1939 No. 1650 is designed f..r sizes 1' and 20. 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Penalties Severe Only two other players in the Rules are concerned chiefly with league, Roy Cullenbine of Detroit offside play. Lines are drawn across and Pitcher Red Ruffing of the the rink, and players must not cross Yanks, won as many as two games ahead of teammates who carry the in a pinch batsman's role. Only 11 pinch home runs were hit puck on the attack. Forward pass ing is not allowed once a player in the league in 1938, as against 14 crosses the last line between him in 1937. The composite batting averand the opponent's boal. Other rules age fell from .218 to .215. HOUSEHOLD i 1 of Truae. PHOTO-KRAF- in Day Dress - playing on a frozen Minnesota pond or a topnotch professional team is playing under the lights of a huge arena, the game is fast and furious. It's a simple game to watch and understand. There are six men, including the goalie, on each team, and a black disk of hard rubber, all out in front of the spectator. Players on one team try to poke the puck into the net of the other team to score winning goals. Koughly, the teams are divided into three forwards, two defense players, and the padded goalie who is the last line City P HLlfL CftSt Hitter f KrplarrnrntXK i PiC. Best the American league last season was Taft Wright, freshman outfielder of the Washington Senators, whose 35 times at bat retted him 11 hits for an average of .314. From a standpoint of averages, however, Lou Finney of the Athletics led the field of pinch hitters. Finney made 5 hits in 13 tries for a .358 By ROBERT McSHANE IN A world gone wildly enthusias- - average. With the heat on Wright pounded tic over sports in all Us forms, hockey stands alone as the speedi- out a triple, four doubles and six est, most exciting game of them all. singles to account for six runs. Take the word of thousands of fans Washington was indebted to him who pack arenas in large and small alone for two games, and he drove cities throughout the north. The cold, driving, fierce speed of hockey makes it unlike any other game. This speed and smash are the reasons for hockey's popularity. Whether a dozen schoolboys are laiaral GOI UtN -s,g , VIOST successful pinch hitter iV- HOTELS 4th Sa. , 6 Father-- Inexpensive ve been oot wi' Jean Lesson No. 9 McTavish again;. I'm wonderinn This diagram shows a shot comhow much the evening cost ye monly played. cost no mair than two Angus- -It Frequently in shots as shown shillings, faither. above, the novice will miss the sho.' Shilllngs? That"8 not so because of his overanxiety to break badT the balls. When playing any shot, "It was all she had." always concentrate on the ball you are to pocket and you will have Grounds for Complaint better success. 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