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Show HOTELS !. ilk St1 - KtSO. NEVADA. stop at IB. COLDES Keni Ucint aaa SMp.lar holt L ,,. BUTEL aet APARTMENT HOTEL Teenple. r aiuiilh. 7 E. gUHMQ.ND. fr iwl . Kraaonable Rates: day furnihe4 Cesgpielrlr N. Tesaple. gall Lake PHOTOGRAPHY 16 PRINTS KX 16 Reprint ?"e Q1.HKN. 1 1AH VENETIAN BLINDS O'di r your Venetian 5Blind n ade to ur.jfr within days. Kunrt tiua ttjr ai.j t.ipli Write for iitformatiuii un-- or, lf r Br!i niiiifl I (ah Demlfi s wanttnl V; nriiao ,k Hi nd Kartorr. W W7 Lone Contender A CCORDING to Gene Tunney there's only one 'fighter today who has the slightest chance of de- Hitting Records Show Oldtimers Kings of Swat throning Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis, and that lone contender is Bob Pastor, known more familiarly as "Six Day" Pastor because of his bicycle race with the Brown Bomber in 1937. By ROBERT Mc SHANE At a recent banquet in Detroit. HETHER or not present-daM:ch., the former champ stated: batting averages mean as "Of all the fighters I've seen latemuch as they d.d in the 'good I'd rate Pastor as having the ly, old days" of baseball is a question best chance, lie is that can be argued endlessly. the smartest fighter The "lively" ball and more strinwe have today, rules gent regulating trick pitching knows all the medeliveries are two factors entering chanics of the game, into any discussion of relative batthinks fast, feints ting prowess. and moves around. A comparison of records estabHis lone weakness lished prior to the introduction of and that would prove the rabbit ball with present-darechis undoing is the ords leads one to believe that tofact that he lacks a day's averages are made the punch." Tunney is admit- "Home Run" Baker earned his a Kood student ted'y Gene Tunney name back in 1913, and made it a of boxing. He worked by hammering out 12 home hard to become a fighter, and runs fur the Philadelphia Athletics. learned more aboutgreat the finer points That same year the eight teams of of the than many a natural the American league scored the slugger game who came up by an easier amazing total of 158 home runs. route. Philadelphia accounted for 33 of the His reason for picking Pastor as total, New York trailed with eight. the logical contender is simple. In Last year Hank Greenberg, playown words: "Pastor's the Tunney's ing with Detroit, scored 58 home heavyweight around today who runs and the American league only can think." teams produced a total of 864 cirFew people will argue with Gencuit clouts. The Yanks alone tallied 174, and Chicago trailed with 67. tleman Gene on that score. If any one of the present heavyweights Cause and Result whips Louis it will be the result of This huge discrepancy is not due headwork. The Bomber hasn't many to the presence of more sluggers flaws. He is one of the hardest hitters the ring has ever seen, punchin today's game. The home run ration is the result of a ing as hard with either hand as any ball constructed for distance hit- heavyweight. And he's tough. But he is no means a lightning-fas- t ting. When the ball was introduced thinker.by some 18 years ago it was in anHowever, Pastor's ability to think swer to the public's demand for doesn't give him much of an edge. more home runs. In those days In his previous fight with Louis he e Babe Ruth was clouting out to get was too busy hits, and the public loved it. in his best mental licks. At that he was considerably more fortunate wiihmjr immim jui iiiiiiiiini Ui than most of the title seekers, who, after a couple minutes of action, did most of their thinking via the dream route. Resting comfortably on their backs. Quite a few fighters who have faced Louis during the past two years have found it much safer to do their thinking while in a prone position. There's little chance that a stick of dynamite will explode in the vicinity of their jaw, disrupting their mental process and unnerving them to such an extent they are no longer able to carry on. To some extent the National Boxing association agrees with Mr. TunIn reney, but with reservations. cent ratings, members of that group promoted Pastor to the rank of. No. HANK GREENBERG 2 challenger, outranked (at the Officials saw the handwriting on the time) by Galento. Pastor replaced wall and proceeded to satisfy the Lou Nova in second place. It is a dubious honor. Even such demand by introducing the lively, or as Maxie Baer and Tomrabbit, ball. Introducing the rabbit ball meant my Farr were given rankings, in merely changing its core, using a fourth and fifth places respectively. Nova, recent conquerer of Max finer grade of yarn, more tightly is another of the current crop more a thinner and Baer, cover, wrapped, tightly sewed on. Resiliency is pro who has no place in the ring with duced in the ball by wrapping the Louis, according to Tunney. Nova, yarn and thick cover more tightly. he says, is in no way equipped for a fight with the dusky king. His A ball is made slower by the reverse process. A smaller core and legs are far from being good, and coarser yarn, less tightly wrapped, they keep him off balance much of would be used. The cover would be the time. He hasn't much of a punch, thicker and not as tightly sewn. and his defense leaves almost evRaised seams would make the ball erything to be desired. He's easy to hit, and that doesn't speak well still slower. for his chances with Louis. is of ball which type Regardless The be After all, it doesn't seem to make will objections. used, there rabbit ball is a boon to batters and much difference. By no measuring a handicap to pitchers; the slow stick could any of the contenders be ball aids the pitchers and handi- called great, but they do furnish caps the batter. The lively ball has fodder for the champion. been blamed as the cause of the recent epidemic of sore pitching arms. Michigan HARRY GONDER, drove George Sisler, one of baseball's a golf City, Ind., golf pro, the batted against greatest players, ball 1,817 times in a vain attempt to dead ball for five years and against score an ace on a hole on the lively one in his last three years. his home course. Odds against him His five year batting average were figured at 5,913 to 1 . Gen. against the dead ball was .330. In Abner Doubleday, called the father that same period his highest season of baseball, was, among other average was .353 and his largest to- things, a founder of the Theosophi-ca- l tal of hits was 190. Ted Lyons is pitchsociety his seventeenth season for the ing 257 Hits in 1922 Canadian newspaWhite Sox . 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If economies are to be employed by this government if expenditures are to be reducedit will he because such a sentiment lius been created buck home and the demands mailt' upon the Congress S. Senator I'at for such a policy." Harrison. f. AT LAST! THE TRUTH ABOUT by Ty Cobb in 1911. Cobb, Ruth and others who batted against both balls said that the rabbit ball traveled 50 to 60 feet farther than the dead one. What would some of history's famous sluggers have done had they been batting against the present ball? It's an interesting question, but one that will never be answered. Chances are those records would iBntF-- rMr"' iicCbl' i ''!f f"J tN SSSfP '''tLi'MfTM n'SfmWif iviV, wJM1?$H Oillii''i'SSiV mWWW'Mh&tf mlfM?' mlm mwmri M4v3rWlteS1rSS' VfiM JivP '''SiSHirlr' iWMT ifilif i I 1 Above: Blading the low pressure turbines. 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Gottfried von on Cramm, once Ger many's best tennis Eddie Collins player, who had to have been phenomenal, especially in do a stretch in a concentration view of their averages made swingcamp, has become a Swedish subball. dead the Paul Derringer, Cincining against ject There has been, and will continue nati ace, walked only six men in his Five to be, talk of slowing down the basefirst 60 innings this year ball. It may be that some slight American league players were born change will come to pass, such as outside the United States: Pitcher using a slightly thicker cover, but Carrasqucl of Washington in Venethe change will be negligible. Ma- zuela, Outfielder Estalella of the jor league owners know the public same club in Cuba, Geoffrey Heath likes long hits and plenty of them, of Cleveland and George Selkirk of and will see to it that those hits New York in Canada, and Arndt are supplied in abundance. 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