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Show ' Thursday, May 22, 1947 PAGE SEVEN THE TIMES- - NEWS, NEPHI, UTAH SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS 4S ' 1 CROSS . (p0 ..j BOBBY 1G27 WAS NOT until 1920, the year ITBabe Ruth came to the Yankees Wl Pattern No. 1627 Is for sizes 1. 2. 3, 4 and 6 vears. Size 2. 2 varrl nf 9 3 yards purchased ruffling. of The Summer issue FASHION wil give you lots of ideas for a smart summs wardrobe. Special features, ways U brighten your home, free pattern printe inside the book. Price 23 cents. or as an outfielder, that fans realized the dead qualities of the ball that had been used pre viously. That was the year Babe Ruth hit 54 homers, where such past as champions Frank Baker had been leading the league with less than 12. The ball had been getting faster in 1919. But Babe would have led the home-ruGreenberg pack even with the deader ball, as he always had the greatest combination of power, tim ing and smooth swinging known to the game. Jimmy Foxx reached the 58 mark in 1932, and Hank Greenberg climbed to the same 58 peak in 1938. Last season, Greenberg demonstrated he still had 44 home runs to his tall system. The ball used this season is certainly not any deader than it was in past years. Judging from the loud salvo of four-bas- e hits, the 1947 model Is flying even farther. I can't recall another season where as many home runs have been hit. In the same number of games, as the new campaign has shown so far. One amazing example is Eddie Miller of Cincinnati, a brilliant-fieldin- g shortshop, who never has been rated even close to the power Miller now rarely department. misses an afternoon without belting one out of the inclosure. When the season opened, Ted Williams, Greenberg and Johnny Mize were voted the trio most likely to succeed at the art of leading the home-rudepartment. Kiner and Joe DiMaggio were included in this list; also Keller, York and MusiaL But early indications are that 10 or 12 outsiders have decided to enter e tournament. There the have never been as many, this early in the season, able to move up with the big guns. The man still to beat is Williams. Ted has pleasant dreams of beating the 40 mark and possibly moving up into the 50 section. But, as the cheerful Mr. Durante puts it "Everybody wants to get in the act." In the meanwhile, the early spring war cry about breaking up the Cardinals has subsided for the time being. The Cardinals remind you of a 3 to 5 shot in a horse race that gets away last. But, it is surprising, the number of things that can happen before October. A pennant race is no SEWrVG CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. 709 Mission St., Sao Francisco, Calif. Enclose 25 cents in coins for each pattern desired. Pattern N" Address t. n ? I I I I "If I had as much talent as mv fnlk think I havp. 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Ty Cobb lasted for 24 seasons. largely because he hunted almost every day between seasons, usually moving at top walking speed. The same is true of Babe Ruth, who lived on his legs in the off season, either in the hunting field or on some golf course. And the Babe's slender ankles had to carry a tre mendous frame, around 230 pounds s REG'LAR FELLERS r The Importance of Legs J.) -- v I I yyJhaddaYaN M V HASMT HEAP! - a- CS- - ANY I TH sun 1 TWO HOURS AfiO. I YS HOVi OFFtCIAUty NIGHTS jf U WHAT'S TH' H I DIFFERENCE? VOULCOKUkEA QUEEN WHEN ). t2lDiM& IT . I 10a I I ATOAKIN' V V A ALL-DA- Uf Y V f I Sczv OT YASCLP ) A HUNKA ) The leg work, that Joe Louis has thrown In throughout his long ring career. Is one of the main reasons the Bomber Is still heavyweight champion of the world. ByLenKIeU V THAT 15N.T WHAT ) MY ARE SAYIN&I - 1 , -- r '7?, ' FRIENDS 5,Al O 7? ' W WJ "A There are too many easy ways of transportation for the youth of today. The kids will ride four blocks, chance. when they get There are not many athletes who have the incentive to give their legs enough work to get them ready for the games they play. Middlcuciphts Supreme SILENT SAM 0 : This will be the first time in many summer moons that a battle for the middleweight championship will overshadow the heavyweight scrap. No matter how noisy the ballys hoo, nor how loudly the no advance hullabaloo echoed, would have made fans believe that Joe Baksi would have had any sort of a chance against Joe Louis, even had the match been arranged this year. 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