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Show EMERY COUNTY PROGRESS. CASTLE DALE, UTAH mm ef 3 Speaking of Sports I . DeanThrough? No One Knows Final Sentence iAmt that the By ROBERT McSHANE not going to this (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) "f Sue wrecking laSt f0Ur the one and only Dizzy " Dean pitches his last game of place Joe DiMagglo baseball for the Chicago Cubs and quantity for some that can well happen in the not too distant future it will furnish a field means more day for every sports scribe in the EUee than one might nation. P imagine. When you For the Incomparable Dis la the Vri remove a .383 hit- - sole individual cast from that par-iticular mold. He ia "Mr. Baseball" ter, o'" punch- to hundreds of thousands of fans ng home-ru- n er and one of the who can recite pitching records aa best of all defensive readily as Junior caa tear through are the multiplication tables. Other v...ffioirfers. tou VI lsin something no men are more important to baseball. Even the most ardent Dean learn lose not even the rooter would hesitate before calling Yankees. him aa elevating Influence In the The odds are that baseball world. Bnt none of them DiMaggio will be as captured the publlo fancy aa did Dis. good as ever ui short while, but he It was only six years ago that will still be a gam- - Dean won 30 games as St Louis capLnded knee is always a tured the National League pennant Ask any good trainer. and the World Series. Today, the pitcher for whom the Chicago Cubs r Angle paid $185,000 in cash probably will wither anele one of the be relegated to the permanent role fearers gave out recently. of relief pitcher. he said, L Ust Jour years," Lhave taken It for graniea One More Chance' couian l oe Yankees P. K. Wrigley, owner of the Cubs, too good. tv were lust L this reason too many of has given Dizzy a square deal So C mm beaten before a has Manager Gabby Hartnett. been willing, so far, to started. But you get They've one more chance" to a give "just too many Dealings. jUking headline-making L. u leave a deener sting. spectacular, career. pitching most of find the you'll M When Cub officials first discussed t to beat the Yankees, haslet than they ever have be- - the role of reserve moundsman for their great one, he had started in Ln make a lot of differ- - every fourth game since the opening of the 1940 campaign a proSpecially as the Yankees, gram planned to answer once and r big years, won't have the enness. They can't have, for all whether he could be depended f0 JSd rin i" J Strange Facts Fearsome Weapons Produced When Man Seeks to Destroy I I I 'Realistic' Paintings I Sulfide Excursion Fire Ruins Granite I I I I Man's inventive genius can also be destructive. Turned to g C. Many medieval Russian artists, weapons of war, it can devise instruments that deal death when painting a holy personage on an icon, used an odd method to swiftly, unmercifully. Here are a few of them: make each figure "realistic." They would first paint the skeleton, then the body organs, then the flesh and, lastly, add the MINC OUTLET ( clothes. $TAB.LziNsni C During Japan's last suicide wave, which occurred between 1933 and 1935, 313 persons succeeded in jumping into the volcano on the island of Oshima. Of the 1.208 others who were foiled by the guards at the crater's edge, 29 managed to jump off the boats on the way back to the mainland. C. Although granite, like marble, is noted for its hardness and durability, granite buildings have been known to crumble and fall in devastating fires that have only scratched marble surfaces. pro-ducin- CABLC REEL. I J I f o-- 3? CoopTTOBT toroovau Q FASH j ssmr i VR. - fI . rcel. RELEASE Ruth Pyeth Spean awning material for the top. This material was 30 inches wide and 12 yards were needed. About 15 yards of bright blue bias binding were used for the scalloped edge. The method of fastening the awning to the frame is illustrated. THROUAH The fabric loops were made of the TAPt "V U awning material stitched in place through heavy woven tape. Whether you have a new home 'E "vj or an old one, 10 cents to cover TMROU6P cost and mailing charges on Mrs. LOC ATCf AhU lAROyNO mlT Spears' Sewing Book No. 1 can UU9C AT COBNEIt- tsave you many dollars. In it are directions for slip covAND MRS. NEWHOUSE complete curtains, bedspreads, dressers, looked out over their backand tables many clever and ing no yard and were in mood to plant original things that may require an acorn and wait for it to grow the aid of Friend Husband to drive up to give them summer shade. a nail or two. Write today and Mr. Newhouse bought some secon- ask for Book No. 1. Address: d-hand pipe for a song and made a sketch for the frame of a MRS. RUTH WYETH SPEARS shelter like the one I have shown Your Reflection at the upper right. He had a Bedford Hills Drawer It New York Though reading and conversa- plumber cut and thread the pipe Enclose 10 cents tor Book No. 1. tion may furnish- us with many so it could be put together easily. Nam The pipe frame was painted ideas of men and things, yet it is our own meditation must form bright blue. Then Mrs. Newhouse Address selected green and white striped ur judgment. Dr. I. Watts. taI ADJUSTED VATCR INTAKE Jo SEW KM ir -- r; W arnan nature. lember hearing Ty Cobb low-flyin- E3 s three or four years of that the put on this season, m and spirit," Larry said, tly think we have 25 per - uuat J fc vVr w- - 'vttmc- t TWPwmmmmwHmms&T: Above: Depth charges being prepared in a Brit ish factory. They over submarines crushing the hull via explosive pressure. Lower left: The torpedo Spilt hustling and a hus- pch of fel- - keep on start DIZZY DEAN e- In his first start, against St. Louis, he was knocked Sevier in out in the fifth inning, after yielding ;e," five runs and seven hits. The next Larry I "I've game saw him beat Cincinnati on laid quite a five hits. king things His next start, against St. Louis, 5cer Mac- - Larry MacPhail saw him head for the showers in the round 1917 fifth, after allowing five runs and ff 1918, was stationed in the eight hits. In his last game as a lot with Colonel regular, every fourth game starter, la's 113th. F. A. And he the Phillies got to him for eight hits to be one of Colonel Lea's and four runs in less than five cers, willing to try any- - full innings. a Kaiser kidnap- eluding That record is a far cry from St. With that Louis Cardinal days. I've been around quite a team he won 134 games during his "But I Urry continued. stay of seven years. seen any better spirit in baseball or football than The Vagaries of Diz has this year. We have a and Manager Hartnett Dizzy bark of us, one of the fl baseball cities in the his- - seemingly operate on a Uie game. When you can basis. When things are going right the great one. Gabby is the Kre than a million people with Kam trying to finish third, salt of the earth and a Joy forever. can be seen e When no silver lining making it, you can dark the clouds, through type of fans we have peeping a side. Don't forget that then Gabby, in Dean's opinion, is second rate manager of a third rate lot. team. For the most part, however. n Team Gabby has looked with philosophical Spirit have 2") more cent resignation on the outbursts of his per i any other team carries moundsman. nk we hnve Dean's escapades, adventures and the average fan has 40 holdout more sieges have furnished starcent per p" any other fan. He may tling sports (and even front) page nst us a little if we start copy for many a year. Diz is the but why shouldn't he? The only player in existence who has Ness i f a big league ball enjoyed the unforgettable expeteleI10 win ball games. But if rience of being bitten by a n"n a rlmnep nn nthpr fan phone. as quickly. tirades against His early-seasoThis season $140,000 for talent. We Hartnett were superb. Even Gabby P.000 from the weather. must have been proud of his pitche needed hnrilv Trv to er's originality and forthrightness M bren.k." when he felt he wasn't being given U best baseball cities in the a fair chance to demonstrate his "e Brooklyn and Detroit. comeback. Now Dizzy is close to the twilight away. They know and they love baseball. of his career in the big leagues. Well ahead nf Vonr Vnrb Owner Wrigley has not indicated r8o, whose "topless what disposition he will make of hv noarlv 15 MM . Dean. In fact, he hasn't even indiare overshadowed. They cated that he will get rid of him. fners. but more important But chances are that Diz won't grow ve and know the old with the Chicago Cubs. game. aspect they have taken a'ay from Boston, the real Value Received? "aseball knowledge and in- "With, the record he's made I years ago. There was don't know who we could trade him nen Boston was the main to now," said Wrigley. "Eight at wtadrl of Swat. Boston inr D.,i oaseball city. But it this time we haven't any deals consideration." under Dis volving frxklyn or a Detroit. Whether or not the owner of the tmir of enmp he received full jJT"lles through winter and Cubs thinks that his $185,000 is debatable. for tound that about 70 value per 2e outsiders are pulling But the fact remains that the magic 'k'yn to win the National words "Dean to pitch" pulled a lot tWant and for Boston to of spectators through the turn. neric.m t osuc ptriiiiaiil tt( stiles it Wrigley field during the 801 ramnnrt past few seasons. mm fr Hill MBA R L . ED TERES ( YeS, Sir! The famous Firestone Standard Tire, choice of millions of motorists for safety, (fuality and long, dependable I ft mileage now at a 25 discount from list price. 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