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Show LEHI FREE PRESS. LEHL UTAH Glamorous Skirts For Dressing Table hd j of sftom School for Baseball Umpires Giant Chances Doubtful. Savs Pilot Bill Terry Shuns - . v By ROBERT M( SHANE a YrJft88" BlU uberant over yetr ard a half ago T'rry tf the wai newly acquired Pattern 6159 glamour of a dressing THE can easily be yours. Clear directions for four different dressing table skirts economical for adapting any table are all in this practical pattern. Pattern 6459 contains instructions for making four dressing tables; materials needed; pattern of scallops and rounded edge. To obtain this pattern send 15 cents in coins to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept., 259 W. 14th St., New York, N. Y. Please write your name, address and pattern number plainly. Wise and Otherwite Logic is something' you use to prove the other fellow wrong. When a fellow says "no man is perfect" you may be pretty sure he hasn't married a widow and heard about her first husband. Nothing succeeds like success. But failure succeeds as often. ( lakes two to make a bargain-- but usually only one gets it. doctor's pills might cure some ills, but not Give a revue producer an inch, says Marjorie, and he's got costumes for the whole A t is. i If hen baseball teams head south fur sprinp practice the umpires entrr training, too, preparing for a summer of virtual isolation and desolation. During the season they must travel alone, live alone (and like it), endure stinging insults from audience and player alike and still keep their tempers. They must even learn to duck pop bottles, for the big league fans arul players seem to have a standing credo that most errors must be blamed on the umpire. a. ! 1 i I J He Had Been Around "To begin with, I was lucky," he said. "I joined the Giants in June of 1919 and spent the rest of the season with them. I broke into quite a few games as a pinch hitter or runner or as a replacement for Larry Doyle at second base and I was under fire in an important series. series three That was the e successive with the Reds at the Polo Grounds that really clinched the pennant for the six-gam- double-heade- rs frriint'iii Problem Team The voice of Polo field also ad- mits that the Giants are shot full of problems. Bonura is a dead issue in Terry's book. He wants to sell him, but can't find ready bidders. The Washington Senators are willing to take Zeke for the waiver price of $7,500, and the Philadelphia Phillies have offered cash and one ' - ?JrS Open-Ai- Wf lf h " I Hill Hp I I1 f Roman theater at Vienne, said to be the largest r theater in the world. Built some 2,000 years ago, it was unknown to the present generation until a railroad wreck dislodged some earth and revealed The open-ai- tier of seats. YOUR NERVES? Cranky? Rartlew? Can't deep? Tire easily? Worried due to female functional disorders? 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Just consult the advertising columns of your news-Pape- r. They safeguard your purchasing power every day of every year. CARL HUBBELL player. But Terry insists that Zeke is worth that much to the Giants even if he "only sits on the bench." salBonura's ary won't help him get a job on another major league club. Terry once hoped to send him to Pittsburgh, but the Pirates weren't interested. Zeke has a big following in Chicago, and the Cubs might give him a chance, but when he came to the Giants there was an understanding between the White Sox, where he began his major league career, and Clark Griffith of Washington, that the big Italian would not be sold to the Cubs. The White Sox wanted this understood before they waived better-than-avera- 1 . Ef. L. . .J Reds. Doyle played the first two games, I played the next two and then he went back. "So I bad some experience and had been around long enough to know McGraw and the ball club by the time I got to San Antonio in the spring of 1920. But I still didn't know what it was all about. "No young ball player can learn much in less than one full season. Looking back now, it seems to me that it was a long time before I learned anything. All I had on my side at San Antonio that spring were speed and willingness. I didn't know how to play for hitters, but I usually could get in front of the ball and knock it down with my chest and pick it up and throw the hitter out. Somebody said about Pepper Martin a few years ago that if his chest held out he would make a good third baseman. That's what I said about myself long before that When calling a player out, McGotvan says you hold the head and thumb just so, possibly affecting a disdainful demeanor. To call a man safe: "You bend the knees and hold the hands like this." If alter Fry, a student, learns how to welcome a successful who's just scampered home from third. If it's a close decision, he'll hear boos from the grandstand in just a moment. base-runn- er Moved to Third Base on him. Terry expects Carl Hubbell to win 18 games this year, and has a large share of confidence in Pitchers Hal riiff Melton.' Harrye.hmo.hpr UH'U'""V"V . Diu alumina". UUniDeri aim n:i1 1 Giant Roster Asked about Paul Dean, the onetime St. Louis star drafted by the Giants from Columbus of the American association, Terry said it was nothing more than a long shot. in"He pitched against us five nings last summer and had as much stuff as I ever saw. We got rea whirlports that he could go like for five wind in the association, too, or six innings. I figured he would make us a good relief man." to Terry counts on Babe Young in Zeke's place. base first play Witek, purchased from Mickey Newark, is slated for second; Bill short, and Jurges will be back at Glen Stewthird base is wide open. candi- favored be the to seems art Umpires are trained by Bill McGowan, American league arbiter shown here Mcgiving lessons. Above, Gowan plays the erring diamond warrior as one of his V students executes the correct (and effective) way of telling a player to gel off the field. Right: Lmpires must duck not only pop bottles, but foul balls as well. McGowan shows a student daOther jobs are filled by Catcher how to Mel protect his arms Outfielders Harry Danning and and from injury. probably Ott, Frank Demaree Joe Moore. The third base struggle will be to a interesting. It narrows down Alban between Slewart, from Jersey Glossop. brou;ht up J ? .rM'f - 1 a. free-for-a- Chiozza. who City, and Lou Chiozza. last season action of out was put first call with a broken leg. will set Stewarl if his leg has healed, but season. the will start will get a Rookie Johnny Ruckcr and its up outfield, the in trial the to Joe Moore if Joe Moore plays are The quotes 1!K0." outfield in is doubtful that Terry s and it be replaced in the Moore will i i HOTELS WW. la BENO. NEVADA, at at Um HOTEL GOLDEN RB a imMtmk aatf am gapalar atL Hotel Plandome Stau ata Sa. Salt Lake Tic - II. 8ixU 8t-- SI.XS SURGE MILKERS Let an4 pr how why 61' RGB. mtkw mm aUl crta lulW Uaa Cl.fcANtH milk MORS t aaa Um aaa labor with Writ for Information. WALLACE T AY LOt. DiaUtaatar tt (U. Waal TmbkU Salt Laaa Citr. fta INEXPENSIVE MEALS Tba beat food la Salt Laka la aarraa b Tka MAYFLOWER CANE PRICED at 114 South LanrhaoM. 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You see, with 20 years of success as a player and manager behind him he hasn't forgotten when he was a rookie and had to fight for a job. He remembers that he, too, was a prey to all the misgivings that assail a kid when he finds himself tussling for a job with smarter, more experienced rivals. left-cent- "The Cards," he drawled, "will be the toughest club in the league-toug- her than the Reds. I'm not conceding any pennant to anyone. I don't like to pick any team to win the pennant unless it is the Giants and this year well, I don't know." art-lendi- big-leag- ue y - OS ANGELES. Frank Frisch will be headed this way soon, bringing the Pirates out here to train, making his comeback as a manager after a year's J Z4 V 1 exabn:tf svery of the Zeke Bonura first baseman exuaord.nary and harbinger of better davs. Terry's enthusiasm wasn't limited to Bonura. h uas refected the complete Giant roster. Mem-in phis Bill declared that his 1939 Giants were the most adroit, talented dynamic and astonishing basebali players that it had been his good fortune to manage. The Giants did look that good when they were on the road during their western tour. It was their hottest streak, and one that saw them climb into second place. Bonura largely was responsible for the climb. His hitting was terrific. But he gradually cooled off after returning home. Truth of the matter was that Zeke couldn't hit at the spacious Polo Grounds, where his long drives to and center were just outs. But Terry had committed himself. The Giants were going to win the pennant. That the Giants failed to stay in the first division is now history. And Prophet Terry is a sadder, though wiser, man. Today the Giant pilot is a less venturesome long range forecaster. In a recent statement he admitted that "I haven't the faintest idea where we'll finish." .1 chorus. the upper T K'' .1 ' JUST about WW Course Bottle-Duckin- g g Library Texas Technological college ht established an library where students may rrnt pictures to hang upon the vail cf dormitory rooms. i-- . at home. "I can't say that anybody ever Si v::Sa. RULES, TOO "You see, McGraw switched me to third base that spring. I had played shortstop at Fordham and broken in with the Giants as a substitute for Doyle at second, but during the winter Heinie Zimmerman, our third baseman, had been released, so Mac moved me to third. "One of the first things he did was to tell me to throw away the glove I had and order a new one. My old glove wasn't much bigger than a kid glove a little, thin thing with no pocket in it, but Mac got a glove for me with which I could at least knock the ball down, and that gave me some protection. "Then he worked with me every day. 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