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Show LEHI PREE PRESS, LEHI. UTAH Handy Small Table Made of Camp Stool PICTURE PARADE- - Sports Short: Speaking of Sports Hal Method and Nick Cutlich, reg ular guard and tackle on Northwest ern university's football team, will conclude seven years of playing to gether this fall. Both boys were high school teammates for four years at East Chicago, Ind., and now enter their third and final sea son at Northwestern . . . When By ROBERT McSIIAXE Joe DiMaggio stated ; repeatedly that the CTEPHEN EPLER, former high i American league school teacher who introduced football to Nebraska in him the most trou- 1934, has abbreviated another game. ble was Mel Harder This time the illustrious Mr. Epler m " Lm& Cleveland, it was has kicked off three baseball playno faify taleHe ers from the regular nine, and has nve iacea Harder n introduced baseball. He times in a recent 10saw it demonstrated' recently, and w ii.r nn inn in 7 cram was more than satisfied with what V wen hitless . . . he saw. Those who saw the game f.r.n JU.i The cjan Frincisco admitted readily that it looked like loe DiMaggio Dons have a football a lot of fun, but were a little retiplayer who is a first cent in their praise. year man, junior and senior. His Spectators said very plainly that name is Walter Senior Jr. . . . Sig it wasn't exactly baseball. That Harris, who handles Minnesota's didn't bother Epler, who more or freshmen, is starting his thirtieth less agreed with them. He intro- year as a football coach . . . Michiduced the game to please the play- gan, with a home schedule includers, not the fans. His abridged ing Michigan State, Yale and Iowa game, he says, is designed to give together with its largest drawing each player more action. The spec- conference opponents, Minnesota tators can take care of themselves. and Ohio State, has reported a 75 For one thing, the game doesn't re- per cent increase in sales of footquire the space ordinarily used by ball tickets . . . Dr. Clarence a regulation nine. It's ideal for re- - Spears, Toledo's head coach, rates the line he coached at Minnesota in 1927 the best he ever saw . . . TWO OUTFIELDERS Joe Savoldi has retired temporarily from wrestling. At least for the time being he'll distribute beer in Michigan . . . Art Rooney, owner of the Pittsburgh Pirates football V team, is Republican candidate for registrar of wills in Pittsburgh . . . XpiTCHrR'S BOX c A device, which reCP cords fouls automatically when bowlers step over the foul line is being given a trial. The bowler breaks a beam of light, affecting a cell that rings a bell and flashes a foul light . . . Art u'omeQ Qplate Lasky, former heavyweight fighter, is now a camera man in Hollywood stricted areas. Youngsters who Jack Brown, Purdue halfback haven't adequate playground facili- and triple threat, can pass with eities will find it much easier to play ther hand . . . Lyn Lary is bethis new brand of baseball, and for coming the major league nomad. that reason many more youngsters He's now with his seventh club, the will become interested in playing Cardinals. the game. Epler's new playing field has also eliminated one base. First, second and home bases are located in a triangle, 90 feet apart. The pitch er's box is exactly the same distance from home plate as in the This continue a series of articles regular game. One outfielder is eliminated due to the fact that with featuring outstanding football players from schools throughout the naonly three bases, the foul line area tion. Watch their records during the in the outfield is lessened consid coming season. erably. The two foul lines start from home plate at an angle of 60 Nile C. Kinnick Jr.. University of degrees instead of the usual Iowa grid star who made n angle. The two players have ference quarterback as a sophomore little trouble in covering that limited m apparently is all set for his area. A pitcher, a catcher, and a last1937, and greatest season. man at first and second complete Shift of Iowa to the Notre Dame the team. style of play as coached by Dr. Eddie Anderson is exnected to rive Batting Rules Changed Radical changes have been made Kinnick greater chance to display in batting rules. Each batter is al his talents than did the single and lowed only two strikes, and four double wingback system of 1937 and outs retire a side. This was done 1938. Then, too, the Iowan is in peak in order to give each player more action. With only half a dozen bat physical form. He was held back ters and four outs each inning, ev by an ankle inery player gets about twice as many jury practically trips to the plate as in the usual all of the 1938 game. Epler has inaugurated an- season, and was other radical change. Fouls count far below par. Five feet eight only as half strike because the bat ter hits into a much narrower area inches tall and It is his thought that the narrower weighing 175 "fair hit" area, together with one pounds, he averless strike, eventually will make for aged 42 yards better regulation baseball players per punt and sharpening their batting eye and completed improving their accuracy. With only about 40 per two strikes players can't afford to cent of his forward passes in take many chances. The game is also designed for 1937. His last softball teams. The only change is year's average in base lengths 60 feet for softball was about the same. The ankle instead of the usual 90 feet. injury, how- - jf&'3V$ Epler also suggests that players ever, limited rotate positions after every putout his ground gam- J,c That isn't mandatory, but was sug ine in Q S 8 thShSS gested in order that each player when his aver- - Ni,e Kinnick Jr. might get his turn at catching, pitch age fell off to about 2lA yards per ing, and other favorite positions. try as compared to nearly four yards It's Two Strikes And Out at the By RUTH WYETH SPEARS wished for a HAVE youlowever table that would appear from nowhere and disappear again when you were through with it? Have you ever thought it would be nice if Father's ottoman could be folded up six-ma- n fwJpil six-ma- - :: ,. AND STITCH BRAID OVER STAIN AND THEN WAX ether than the bed; a chair or the floor to put it on during the process? A camp stool plus a tray to fit the top makes a very satisfactory small table to place beside a game table or to set up for your books or mending basket by your favorite chair. But be sure to dress it up so that it will look its best either when in use or when folded up and placed in some out of the way corner. A rem- nant of material and some upholstery braid will do the trick. Stain and wax are suggested for the base as paint might be marred in folding the stool. EDITOR'S NOTE: Mrs. Spears has prepared for our readers a booklet containing 32 useful and practical suggestions for beautifying the home; with directions clearly illustrated. To get one of these useful booklets, just send name and address, with 10 cents in coin to Mrs. Spears, 210 S. Desplaines St., Chicago, 111. j ' step-by-st-ep Sentinel Q MORAL CONCEPTS TT IS time that we learned that e. curity and happiness in the world, s well as in the home and in the nation, depend upon the restraints that are born of moral and spiritual concepts." Francis B. Sayre, High Commissioner of Philippines. Awe-Inspirin- g Three things fill a man with awe and reverence for his wife a baby, a charming garden in what was once a barren yard, and a dinner greatly to his liking. HEADACHE? Her is Amazing Relief of Conditions Due to Sluggish Bowels f you think all laxative act alike, just try thia vaaatabw laxative. bo mild, thorough, refreshing, invigorating. Derelief sick from headaches, bilious spells, pendable tired feeling when associated with constipation, 2Sc box of NR from your get a ttnthmrt D:t liuiuui IU3H druggist. Make the testWe then II not delighted, return the box to us. will refund the purchase price. That's fair. 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His aim has been to in troduce sports which can be played by smaller schools, unable to promote big teams, whether due to man power or finances, gridiron conferences have been formed, and it is not at ail unlikely that baseball will fall in line and adopt the same methods. Baseball coaches will undoubtedly watch the new game with interest A large share of high schools in small communities have not backed baseball teams. Many of them, in the past, have been unable to work out much of a schedule. The new game may revive a dying interest in high school baseball. Six-ma- n der-mann- n n prestige. The word, meaning "one fourth better than others," makes him a maharaja and a quarter. Lest his subjects forget that they cent monarch, his have a royal flag carries a quarter-size- d duplicate directly beneath it. When the Great Bed of Wear, which holds 12 sleepers, was presented to King Edward IV of England in 1463, he employed a special guardian and had prepared a list of rules of etiquette that all who slept in this bed had to ob serve for the peace and comfort of their bedfellows. In Caracas, capital of Venezue la, a city with a population of d more than 150,000, all the street intersections have their own individual names, such as Las Gradillas or La Torre. They, instead of street names and numbers, are used as addresses. Each time a horse show, rodeo or circus is held in Madison Square Garden in New York city, the Garden has to provide 700 tons of earth, which it rents from a local contractor at a cost of about $2,500. Collier's. er Of all the little nations in Europe, Belgium hat tried the hardest to preserve her neutrality, yet her job is also the hardest. Hemmed in between warring Germany and France on two sides, her soil easily violated, the land which suffered so severely in 1914 has shunned over fortures from both the allies and Germany under the eign policy of youthful King Leopold, outlined as follows in 1936: Even d policy would only weaken our position "Any in case of a defensive treaty we would have to parry the first attack. It is true that, once we were overrun, the intervening powers would assure Hindering Joy There is in all of us an impedithe final victory, but the fight would devastate the country far beyond For this reason we must follow a 'purely ment to perfect happiness, namethe destruction of 1914-1and entirely Belgian policy.' This policy must aim to prevent the ly, weariness of what we possess, and a desire for what we have not. quarrels of our neighbors. Madame Rieux. 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Frank Carideo, from Notre Dame, and one of the greatest punters of al time, is now Iowa's backfield coacu. He has taken Kinnick in hand, and the lad's kicks are developing accuracy as well as distance. Kinnick has an astonishingly high classroom average 3.5 out of a possible 4 points. The second high scorer on the basketball team of he did not report last season because of a desire to concentrate upon his studies. In Benson high school, Omaha, Neb., he was a football halfback, basketball forward and baseball catcher. He will graduate from college this coming spring. 14 Zt f I New International Foes Sought for U. S. Golfers To prevent recurrence, Belgium stays neutral, yet is ready to protect neutrality with force. All frontiers have forts patterned after the Maginot line. Her arms is one of Europe's best, though small. But can Belgium stay neutral under pressure? Kin Leopold, carrying out his neutrality policy, hopes for the best. 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