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Fur team spirit happens to 'ue a vital part r.f any la!i c;u!i n& I & -- tv JrT lii El l nrvL. 11 j 71 ' 1 Craniland 11 teams in I i baseball history, Rice hlrl- in . looking ifng around the ton 'tor 01 team smnt ; , Here are just a feu that I can rec- c!ose conta: Jom rather Giants with Mat- , McG'nmt-v- Bresnahan, Devlin, Dahien, Donhn. 190- 6- The Qiicago White Sox with tieoer Jones, Donohue, Isbell, walsh, Altrock. 190- 7- Frank Chance's Cubs with Chance Eyers, Tinker, Sheckard, Steinfeldt, Klmg. 1914-- The Boston Braves of George Stallings with Evers, e, Rudolph, Tyler, James, Gowdy. 1934 St. Louis Cardinals with Fnsch, Pepper Martin, Medwick, Dean, Delancey, Collins, Durocher the old Gas House Gang. N. Y. Yankees, of whom Joe McCarthy demands team spirit, even when he has to get rid of a great pitcher and a star outfielder. u-- inr m i According to M ort hurst-- j frn ational Life Insurance comian statistics, the above "jaywalker" is in as much danger as Finnish air raid victims. t 1 Mil mil learn, edges V a K 1f I is repeated on the sleeve and around the pocket. Half dozen comfortable, g dresses like this, in gingham, chambray or percale, will see you through the spring and summer, so send for your pattern right now a good-lookin- get them speedily made. They'll be much prettier, and fit and much better, than any routine dresses you buy. Pattern No. 8673 is designed for morning sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50 and 52. Size 38 requires 4 yards f material without 4 nap; yards braid. Send order to: SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. 149 New Montgomery Ave. San Francisco Calif. Name 1 v, n )1 Ji 1 .VI - Mi 1 '. Yoa're Constipated 15 ling :haa ans, ling IS ! When there's something wrong Jrtth you, the first rule is: get at we cause. If you are constipated, don't endure It first and "cure" It afterward. Find out what's giving you the trouble. Chances are It's simple If you eat the super-refinfoods most people do: meat, white bread, Potatoes. It's likely you don't get ouflft"bttZJIc."And"bulk"doesnt aean a lot of food. It's a kind of "od that lsnt consumed In the tody, but leaves a soft "bulky" mass In the Intestines and helps bowel movement. If this 13 your trouble, you mould eat a natural "bulk" producing food-eu- ch a one as the cranchy, toasted, ready -- to -- eat n. wreal, Kellogg'a Eat It ten, drink plenty of water, and Join the Regulars." Is "jade by KeUogg's to BattleCreek. your condition is chronic, it is Wse to consult a physician. "llk I fI 1 eu j... j benzine, naphtha or easoline has twice as risky a job as student pilots in army and navy training schools. if About the Braves of 1914 George Stallings' Braves were much along the order of the 1906 White Sox. They were ne great ball club. They were around last place in early July. They were supposed to be the league arflop. And then the vital spark one rived. They began overhauling team after another with Rndolph, in order. Tyler and James working RuRudolph, Tyler and James after and James day dolph Tyler month after day, week after week, All-Br- an -- 1 1 Moody. KILL ALL FLIES T1aoel nrwher8. Dnlsy JFlT iviusr kttracu ftna hub wn. convenient Cuinot mill WUlnotaaUorinJureuvthlnc, all Ijvit all nno. 2i ooalfrra. tfaroid oomm, id. I will save you many a dollar will escape you if you fail to read carefully and goIarly the advertising of 'ocal merchants EgTHIS PAPER j In addition, there was Hank Gowand there were dy back of the bat, Rabbit Maran-vill- e and Evers Johnny and short-t- wo second at working "disembodied spirits" two diminutive chunks of nerve, brains and courage. had They won the pennant. Theyteam brilliant Mack's Connie to face -a that had won three pennants10 Plank and Bender had that team Collins, Barry Mclnnis, and the box, one of and Baker for an infield, time. of all teams the great four But the Braves beat them straight. The 1910 Pennant Chasers this Neither may bag a pennant over season but you won't stumble and Brooklyn any keener spirit than this summer. show will Pittsburgh Leo Durocher and Frank Fnsch will that part of the job. Both SSand hustlers, still carrymg House E the flame of the Gas delegation. demonThe Brooklyn Dodgers by and spark strated their hustle the first nine games of .he reason Included in this march were no-hgame. .'our shutouts and a it French influence, the strong European influence in Turkey, dates from an alliance signed in 1535 between Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent and King Francis I of Frsnce. n KBOQSQjGQQ HOTELS Wfcru la RENO. NEVADA- tiu'i - HOTEL UOLUEN Urta Mt polar hateL it Ike RENO KIT CARSON HOTEL F.rkia Pre Raw with Rath I2.M SIS H. Vlr.lala Wt. APARTMENT HOTEL tnm Taaak. Raaaaaaala Ratal t aar ar mantk. Canplatelr (aralahaa1. RICHMOND. It K. Na. frmyl. gait Laka. Black Known as "Yussel the Muscle," Jacobs collected first by himself, d then served as Tex Rickard's man. During the years, he turned up as guardian of such fighters as Andre Routis, featherweight champion; Frankie Genaro, flyweight champion; Johnny Dundee, featherweight king; Mike McTigue, light heavyweight titleholder, and a host of others. Though his fighters brought him both cash and glory, Jacobs' chief claim to fame was his unequalled ability to, think fast and play all the angles. In a racket full of conniving geniuses, Jacobs more than held his own. Ue was a sharper among sharpers. The most fantastic single phase of his career was in shouting Sehmel-in- g into the heavyweight champion- - FINE USED CARS U IMS Hralar Auilllary Brata. Radio. ...CO, Coupa IIMI.H. 8a. Btata. Salt Laka City. Sail CANNON-RALPH- MOTOR S SI FINISHING KODAK PRINTS 16 250 and IS prints the. DrvrlopMl Uie. REX PHOTO ti Roll Ooti It Utak. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Instrument - Sale Rrpair. Leaaoa or Rental Flan. Our aervtc beat. ConUwt time, aoon. Repair your instrument a now. Jenninri-Butle- r CH 25 E. 2nd So. 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In June, 1930, Jacobs reached the zenith of his career. Schmeling and Jack Sharkey were meeting to decide the championship vacated by Gene Tunney. First "Yussel the Muscle" set up a cry about the nine times Sharkey had wen by fouls or had claimed krAJ pre-fig- ht fouls. such conditions the drivers reactions are slowed approximately 50 per cent, tchich means that the car will travel five to forty feet farther before he acts in an emer- annrv fin fiM haiis. the Aortt- - ' western National study figures tue driver and his passengers are under ic same risk as if they were trav eling on a contraband freighter -- r The Schmeling 'Victory' Mlyr., l';.! JU Srl ' l ;,) ?5 rdi j vr'rx VL I i ZSs In the first three rounds of the fight Sharkey seemed to have the situation well in hand. But in the fourth round Sharkey cut loose with one blow, quickly followed by an uppercut. The German went down, holding his groin. Referee Jim Crowley was getting ready to count when Jacobs, with the inevitable cigar in his mouth, crawled through the ropes and screamed: "Stay down! Foul! You wuz fouled!" Schmeling obeyed his master's voice, and thus became the first heavyweight to win the title while resting on his back. Perhaps his most masterful job was done with Tony Galento, the Orange, N. J., saloonkeeper. Jacobs prodded Galento, a brawler, into the status of a national rowdy and heavyweight threat. Galento was one of Jacobs' favorites. The boisterous, swaggering barkeep was a natural for "Yussel the Muscle's" ballyhoo talents. Tony fourth was considered a washed-urater, but under Jacobs' guiding hand he fought his way into a title bout with Joe Louis. Galento lost the fight but startled the boxing Flying Cadets for the U. S. Army Air Corps Qualified candidates offered finest type of ' aviation training at Randolph and Kelly Field, Texas, and certain selective aeronautical schools. QUALIFICATIONS Limiting ages between 20 end 27 years. Educational requisite: Full 2 years collage credits or equivalent. Physically sound and normal; unmarried; and an American Citizen. ADVANTAGES Flying Cadet pay of $75 per month with uniforms, living accommodations, food, medical and dental service provided free. if Successful graduate commissioned Reserve Officer with pilot rating. if 2 or more years active commissioned service in Air Corps Reserve. if Opportunity to win commission in Regular Army Air Corps. FOR PARTICULARS U. S. Army Recruiting Office, 223 Ness Building Salt Lake City, Utah catch-as-catch-c- an roly-pol- month. Zeal First Rather have zeal without knowl-eg- e than knowledge without zeal. French Influence in Tuikey HLm ;oy others. It takes spirit, plus an arm, to carry this load. All-Bra- 1 ( ...:.L I III! p In 1908 Ed Walsh worked in 66 ball games, won 40 and saved 12 ed l'nlua.1 h said. "Isbell can't hit a lick, he can't run, he has Johnny Evers a bad arm, and he is only a fair infielder. But he is one of the greatest ball players I ever saw." Isbell had brains and spirit to a high degree. The Sox were that brand or breed of team players. uci e 3 a uooa rveasun X n.tvnti.,1, "1 My selections from 35 years of baseball would place two teams on top in this respect the White Sox of 1906 and the Boston Braves of 1914. Neither was anything like a great ball club. The Sox then were known as the Hitless "Wonders. Their team batting average was around .223. They floundered most of the year, and then under the crabby leadership of Fielder Jones and the almost raving upheaval of Jiggs Donohue at first they came along to win 19 straight, ' bag the pennant from much better teams, and then whip Frank Chance's Cubs who had won 116 games that season and were supposed to be invincible. ; That record of 116 victories still stands. But even such fighters as , Chanqe, Tinker, Evers and others had nothing to ma-tethe whirlwind assault of Sox. the keyed-uI recall asking Hughey Fullerton one of the best of sages, about Isbell at second. "Here's a funny angle," Hughey Address Nesp.jer right-han- the baseball Enclose 15 cents In co?ns for Pattern No Size War, lack of jobs and racial antagonisms head the list of items about which high school students are most concerned, according to a recent Y. M. C A. survey. 'Yussel the Muscle The Two Leaders Lwas High School Student TroLlem weight championship and himself into a colorful, important position in the boxing game. The extremely voluble little manager, a figure among Broadway sporting circles, died at the age of 44, victim of a heart at- tack. Jacobs inaugurated his ring ca- reer at a tender age. The son of a tailor, he came from tough Hell's Kitchen on New York's West Side. He wanted to be a fighter, but soon learned the futility of absorbing punishment when one might just as well get paid for shouting advice. In fact, it was said he actually had fighters on his pay roll before he got out of high school. well-know- play. This brings up ti e point as to whet I silver dollar .contains 371,259 grains of silver and 41,259 , jrrkins alloy. , A fine most strident voice of box-in- g was stilled recently just as it was warming up to one of its greatest efforts in behalf of the Tony Galento-Ma- x Baer fight. The voice belonged to Joe Jacobs, fight impresario who talked Max Scbme!ing into the world's heavy- 1 Mar-anvill- sis, wet THE 1 matter how strong t'Heir individual f (Released by Western o tht? :: Silvcr' Dollar By ROBERT McSIIANE n II I Speaking of 5porf$ Hazards Loses Are Great as Those of Soldier Fistiana Most Colorful Of Promoters of uarrins Lutoi. you'd 'CArrtrSSr' "' our urg .tte' , r v, '- - - iua.oii nave cariied starting ' hoe 'THERE 1 , Si ience Finds Civilian - fi- S tissoe " 1- Ajr 1 .JJvJET., HOTEL BEN LOMOND OGDEN, UTAH p ffhen going through a stop sign, the driver's and passengers' chances are only 20 per cent less than those of British sailors serving death of in the North sea war zone. And the chance of death is four times as 11. S. army. The great as that of student pilots being trained by the hazard to waylaid pedestrians is equally alarming, the study shows. I world with his showing. Because of his manager's death, the blubbery Galento insisted on postponing his fight with Baer from May 28 to July 2. Without his manager he was lost. i!a. yi. 1k".T, 'We Wuz RoUkmI!' Two years after Schmeling won the championship, he was matched again with Sharkey. When Sharkey was awarded a decision in the return bout, Jacobs achieved some sort of immortality by clambering into the ring and bellowing "We wuz robbed!" The statement became a definite part of fistiana's phraseology. Then, too, there was his classic remark which he is supposed to have made when attendinp a ball garni? on a chilly day: "Wt should have stood in bed." S2.SS ta ll.Se Rooma JSI Batha S4.SS Panily Koami for 4 prraana Air Ceolrd Loanir and Labby Cnffra Shop Grill Room Tap Room tloma of Rotary Klwanla Kxafotlraa Eiehanitf Optlmua "SS-J0- " Ckambar at Cftmmrrt and Ad Cine 1SS Hotel Ben Lomond OGDEN, CTAH Caaia aa ran are T. E. ,VNU Wk No. 02 Pitittrala. Mr SALT LAkK |