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Show LEHI FREE PRESS. LEHI, UTAH 5 peakinn of Sports Jack of All Trades of baseball's sensations though not for his playing ability is Morris (Moe) Berg, scholar, gentleman and catcher for' the Bos- QNE Baseball's Best Pilots Played 'Average9 Game Bv ROBERT McSIIAXE American ANOTHER major not long ago when "Columbia Lou" Gehrig benched after establishing what may j.seif e record for consecutbe an ive games. Plainly the iron man Vas rearing the end of the trail. Huge, salty tears were shed over Gehrig's impending doom. What did baseball intend to do for the man bo has done so much for it? Who aould reward him with a managerial job? Forgotten was the fact that Gehrig hasn't yet retired, that he isn't a decrepit individual requiring a guiding hand to steer him to the closest relief agency. But the American Let one of its publ.c is like that. heroes start slipping and the hue He must and cry is nation wide. all-tim- sports-lovin- g Ji Tew Ida Lupino Learns Crocheting ton Red Sox. Not that Moe isn't a good baseball player. He is. Bat he's such a versatile individual that his accomplishments in other fields tend to awe the average cr.Iookt-r-. To begin uith, Moe can talk fast and furiously in five different languages, and has a working knowledge of about a dozen more. He Little H milesO " ; r 1 studied Romance languages at Princeton, graduating in 1923. He originally planned on going to the A Sorbonne in Paris to study phonetics, but decided to finance his continued education by playing ball with Brooklyn. He played the summer of 1923 and then went to Paris. When he came back the following summer the Dodgers weren't particularly impressed. The winter spent in study hadn't helped his hitting, so he was sold to Minneapolis. Frcm Minneapolis he went to tt, . :.::::&S Reading in the International league, and from there to the Chicago White Sox in ,,fcjF . e e brain-stumpin- g f I 1 m ff IDA LUPINO STARTS WORK ON HER NEW HANI) CROCHETED ENSEMBLE UNDER AN INSTRUCTOR S GUIDANCE. LACY EFFECT OF THE BLOUSE IS PATTERN GAINED BY AN ESPECIALLY COOL FOR SUMMER. TINY RED BEADS ADD A GAY NOTE. BLOUSE WITH BEADS (With mercerised crochet cotton. No. $; book size 4.) Back. Cham 14 inches work m pattern decreasing each side every one-hal- t mcA, pattern 4 times. Work 2 inches straight. Increase one-ha- ll 6 on each work side until times, pattern blouse measures 12 inches in all. Decrease J pattern on each side every row 4 times. Work 2 patterns on each side every row. 4 times. one-ha- Bittern on each side. TAen decrease until armhole is 7 inches in all. Decrease one-ha- lt Front. Chain 8 inches decrease same as back, working one-hainch more to underarm at S inches above start of armhole. Decrease 1 pattern at neck edge. Then decrease one-hapattern every row at neck edge until shoulder matches back shoulder. Shape same way as back shoulder, keeping armholes the same length. Pattern. Ch (chain) 6 skip 2 . c. (single crochet) s. e. in nest stitch Ch I. s. e. in next stitch Ch S skip 2 s. c. D. C. (double crochet) in next stitch Ch S repeat between 's. 2. Ch 3 d. c. in Ch 1 between 2 s. c. on row below Cb 3 s c. 1 inch S loop on row below Ch 1 s. c. in next loop Cb 3. two rows. these Repeat String beads on cotton before starting chain work one bead in chain between s. c.'s on row below in every 5tb pattern and every Sth row alternating beads. Sleeve. Chain 10 inches work pattern increasing pattern on each side for 3', inches. Decrease 1 pattern on each side work S inches decrease pattern on each side every row lor 2Vt more inches. He played on the 1933 "Your speech didn't impress me as containing any new ideas," remarked the friend doubtfully. "That's good," answered Senator Sorghum; "a speech with new ideas is very liable to result in giving your enemies a chance to denounce you as a champion of some sort of ism. hard-hearte- e (Released by Wtitern NiwiDtDtr Union. APARTMENT HOTEL Blark from Temple. Reasonable Ratal! alar furnished week or month. Completely RICHMOND. 70 E. No. Temple. Bait !., PHOTOGRAPHY 16 PRINTS 25c Order your Venetian Blinds mad to order and shipped within 6 days. Finest quality and finish. Write for information and order Dealers wanted Utah Veneliaa blanks Blind Factory. 147 W Sd So. Salt l.aka PACKARD AUTOMOBILES "Say, do you believe in the Dar- winian theory?" ' ftjf - "No!" "Then what are you monkeying round here for?" Voice of Experience Mose Whafler you all dressed up foh? Is you lookin' for work? Sambo Lawsy, no. Ah is mah golden wedding. Mose Golden wedding? Den why isn't yo' wife wid you? Sambo She ain't got nothin' t' do wid it. She's mah fo'th wife. Parkard "6" Deliver Now in Salt Lake for JI12H, Equipped Jackson Motor Co., Motor Avenue & 2nd East. Salt l.aka Tha Nt'W HEMORRHOID TREATMENT llr morrhoidii (PILLS) and other rectal NOW IDA IS WORKING ON A PILL BOX HAT WITH THE ATTACHED WIMPLE. THIS SMART FASHION ADDS A DASHING NOTE TO ANY GIRL'S COSTUME. No. 4 book and Clark's O. N. T. Pearl cotton. Cb. 4, fasten with a slip stitch forming a ling. Six s. c. into ring. Two s. c. top of each stitch on row below. Ch. 2 2 s. c. in next stitch. One s. c. in each of next 2 stitches. 'Repeat between 's around 1 row. Cb. s. c. in next stitcb. One s. c. in each of next 3 Stitches. 'Repeat between 's around t row. Cb. 2 increase f stitches around each row evenly spaced, keeping work perfectly Sat until crown of hat measures SVi inches. Fasten oS. Ch. 2lj" s. c, in eacA stitch of chain. Ch. 2 turn work 1 s. c. in top of each stitcb on row below. Continue until strip is 21 inches long or desired length. 22 RIGHT: THIS PHOTO SHOWS IDA LUPINO OUT WALKING IN HER BRAND NEW COSTUME. PRETTY AND PROUD. AS WELL SHE MIGHT BE IN AN SHE MADE ALL BY HERSELF. NOTE HOW THE WIMPLE HANGS FETCHINGLY IN BACK. BLENDING WITH THE LACY BEADED BLOUSE. THERE IS A SPECIAL PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP IN A DRESS YOUVE CROCHETED YOURSELF. AND IT ISN'T SO VERY MUCH WORK. EITHER. THE APPLICATION OF A LITTLE PERSEVERANCE NETS AMAZING RESULTS. NOT ONLY IN THE DRESS ITSELF BUT IN AN INTANGIBLE SATISFACTION FROM A JOB WELL DONE. THE INSTRUCTIONS SHOWN HERE ARE EASY TO FOLLOW, AND YOU WILL FIND EQUALLY SIMPLE OTHER ALLURING PATTERNS ARE JUST BACK TO THE DRESS. IDA GETS A FEW POINTERS ON THE SKIRT WHICH IS FASHIONED IN A LOVELY PATTERN. No. 4 book and Clark's O. N. T. Pearl cotton. Crochet a loose chain over 70 inches long. Crochet on 38 patterns with S d. c, skip 2 stitches, make 2 d. c. in next stitch, chain 2, make 2 d. c. back into same stitch, skip 2 stitches . Repeat between around the row. Row 2. Chain 4 work 1 s. c. under chain i separating d. c. of row below, chain 2 work I s. c. back in same space, chain 2, work S d. e, SNOW-FLAK- of row below. Chain 2 . Repeat these 2 rows for pattern. Work 3 inches. Decrease by making I less d. c. in the S d. c. group ( the following decreases will be made in the same manner). Work 3 inches, decrease; repeat. Work 4 inches, decrease: repeat. Work 3 inches, deinches in all. crease; repeat twice. Twenty-si- x Finish with beading by making 2 d. c. Chain 2, skip 2. Work 2 rows of s. c. around the bottom. TRAILERS Make your trip with a home-lik- e Shult trailer Have hotel and restaurant bills. Low Price. A. L Keanonable Terms. Trailer Rentals. ARNOLD, 520 South State, Salt Lake City, OFFICE EQUIPMENT USED deaka and chair, typewriters, addinc men's, aafea, B. L. DESK EX- - 35 W. Broadway, Salt NEW fan-gle- d e it Going Bankrupt Girl All my life I've been saving my kisses for a man like you. 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Dinner The NO PRIVACY Sport Shorts r. INEXPENSIVE MEALS The Dangerous Ism well-pai- d o Boudins Blancs Boudins blancs are French sausages made of minced white chickea meat, yolk of eggs, onions, bread crumbs, salt and spices mixed with cream or milk, cased and boiled in milk or water. asserted. "Yessir," beamed the manager. "It's on its way back now." ft '.V. Sis-le- r, Bruce Dudley, executive manager of the Louisville (Ky.) baseball cluh, who is a connoisseur of peanuts, insists that one bad peanut can ruia a spectator' enjoyment of an entire game. "If you bite into a soggy, damp peanut when your moutli waters to crunch a fresh one, your mood is ruined and so's the gam as far as you re concerned, ne e plained. 1. ', j Peanut Connoisseur Breezy Story Nothing but a south wind would do the old gent any good, he explained to the seaside hotel manager. "Does the south wind always blow here?" he demanded. "All the time, sir." was the an swer. Suspiciously the prospective guest held up a moistened finger. "Why, it's from the north right now! he Washington team, under Manager Joe Cronin, and Cronin, Berg's boss now on the OSCAR VITT Red Sox, will attest to Berg's value to the team which won the Ameribe rewarded. What can we do for can League championship. He him? The fact that the big sports a steady, consistently good plays figure may make more in a week game, and though no second Babe than the average person does in a to be a dangerous Ruth, manages year is seemingly beside the point. hitter in a pinch. It was a black mark against baseNor does he play baseball for ball, according to calamity howlers, the money involved. He has been that Babe Ruth wasn't given a mana player, and in addition, ager's job when he retired. He was is a member of a New York law 'the game's most colorful figure, firm, and a director of two New Jerpacking the stands wherever he ap- sey manufacturing plants. peared and giving the best years of his life to the diamond wars. Ruth was the highest paid baseball player in history, signing contracts at a A FTER losing the first heat in which top price of 80,000 per year. That she started, Nancy total didn't include income on royalHawks, first trotting horse to beat ties and syndicated newspaper sto2:05, won 45 straight and never lost ries. Yet Ruth's failure to find an another race . . . executive position caused wideCarl HubbeU never argues with spread wailing. umpires, believUnsung Heroes ing it to be bad luck. That's probOverlooked is the fact that each ably the reason year a lot of fast, smart ballplayers go by the boards. They, too, have Umpire George devoted their best years to the Magerkurth says Hubbell is the game, but when the final day rolls easiest player in around they cast an agonized eye baseball to get over the bank book and wonder where they're going to open a filling along, with . . . Manuel station or lunch counter. They did Salvo, a lot for the game, but they weren't Giant pitcher, was a floorwalkheroes. Carl HubbeU er in a San Fran There seems to be some good reason why great baseball stars aren't cisco department store during his usually picked when managers are off seasons there . . . George member of baseball's Hall of appointed. Some of them have, such as Tris Speaker, Cobb and Walter Fame, recently traveled a thousand Johnson. But they didn't last. The miles to deliver one pitch. Guest most successful managers seem to of honor at a Wichita semi-prbe those men who were good playgame, Sisler arrived from St. Louis ers, but not great ones. during a driving rain. The game Connie Mack, the most widely was postponed, but known, was once a catcher and a Sisler made his one But experts don't rate pitch, then caught a good one. him with Kling, Bresnahan and train for home . . . Archer. Bad news item: Oscar Vitt, Cleveland manager, Tommy Farr says was formerly a major league infield-ehe is coming back to He isn't remembered for his America to fight outstanding ability as a player. Max Baer again . . . Rather he was a reliable performer Billy Conn recently who played a steady game. So was announced that he Fred Haney, manager of the will not become a Browns, also a former infielder. heavyweight fighter, Joe McCarthy, the most successbut will content himFarr ful manager in baseball, could never self with being the Tommy . . . Warner Broth- make the grade as a best to A McCarsecond ers player. expect baseman, sign Spencer Tracy to thy's fame as a player never spread play the lead role in "The Life of past the minors and his ability was Knute Rockne" . . . The Philadele never tested in competition. phia White Elephants were renamed the Athletics when Connie Mack Success Stories took over the club in May, 1901. Casey Stengel and Jimmy Dykes were better than the average ball Player in their best years, but neither of them were world beaters. COUTHERN football coaches have revealed that they would like to Since they shed their uniforms they've been doing better than all eliminate spring football practice-b- ut like the man who held on to the right. Del Baker of the Tigers was a catcher in his they don't dare let go. day, but didn't do tiger's tail football so well in the practice is a Spring That didn't majors. The players have spectacle. prohibit him from becoming a good dreary never been enthusiastic about it, but manager. With so many players of average turn out because they'r? afraid some individual, who ability making the grade as it seems more than coinci- may have less ability but who shows more interest in the game, will be dence that the stars fail in an execin their on the first string line-uutive capacity. It seems, a though, waste of sympathy to shed tears place the next fall. Coaches probably don't deserve over a great man whose playing They are paid career is drawing to a close. He much sympathy. as made money, has a host of for year around work, but the playfriends and admirers and has led ers, at least theoretically, receive the kind of an existence he wanted. nothing for their services. The Southern coaches, nevertheBecause baseball doesn't offer him have a good point. Naturally, a less, it doesn't mean that manager's job spring practice gives the squad a mEuls of the game are and formastart on wretches, casting off a man when head But if all signals schools abandoned usefulness is over. A man may tions. season and fce a great ball player, but lack the the spring practice essential qualifications of a good started from scratch they all would have the same chance. And it would manager. relieve the possibilities for injury Fortunately, ball club owners real-'during the early season. that. I LITTLE LATE The angler decided to rise very early. As he walked along the main street he heard the village clock strike five. "Well, I've always heard a lot about the early rising of country folk," he thought to himself, "but there's no one about yet." Presently he saw a farm laborer. "Grand morning!" he called out. "It is now, sir," replied the laborer, "but it was very cold first thing." catcher. g lf I OPEN-WOR- 1925. Deciding on further education, Moe enrolled in the law school of Columbia university. He passed the New York state bar examinations in 1929. His comprehensive knowledge was ably demonstrated recently when he appeared on a quiz program over a nation-widhookup. He astonished even bis fellow broadcasters with his rapid-firanswers to the questions. In addition to his other accomplishments, Moe is familiar with the scores of several operas, and is a lover of the drama. A real gourmet, he knows the best restaurants in all the cities on the big league route. Moe, despite his amazing versatility, is primarily a baseball player. He doesn't want to be known as a lawyer or a linguist, he wants to be looked upon as a conscientious, hard-workin- J I If all the pire nickel coins which have been put in circulation throughout the world couM be collected and put on a huge scale, there would b billion coins, about four and one-ha25,000 tons. approximately weighing Washington Against Franking President Washington deprecated th practice of the franking of the mail and Jackson, in an annual message, pointed to a deficit of 1100,000 and tusked conpress to revise lawg granting the privilege. 1 ? ' 23,000 Tons of Coins 3 "Why was he so upset in bank this morning?" 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