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Show LEHI FKEE PRESS, LEHI, UTAH H I'""" By ROBERT IS llatt McSHANE Uo. by Wnlwm Ntmpsfwr i Hand-Crochete- Hat, Bag Sets; To Be Popular Tliis Summer d n?T v - 11 are ..usuany mysteries solved are always They Overlin was only one fol-de-r- of un- solved problems. Arthur Donovan, both judges, pinned the referee, and weed on Soose. the spri? of Jimson of the cent fight writers 95 Over Pr won. nd the crowd thought Overlin won a Most of them thought Overlin contest by half a dozen Crantland Kice moth-eate- iii ii mi jmmmi m ing. This fashion makes up very charmingly in silk print, taffeta, and afternoon cottonsr Easy to do. ., 03 is"""" J r TS2r f jj SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. 149 New Montgomery Ave. Calif. Saa Francisco Enclose IS cents in coins for Size Pattern No Name Address playing careers in base ball history. Never will there be another Dizzy! Dean. Brilliant, cocky and unpre- dictable in his heyday, the great Diz caused many SHE a managerial headache. But n indignation would The general if both men have been much greater cham-cionshi- p hadn't been so far below the colorful Pattern No. 8929 is designed In even lizes 12 to 20. Size 14. 41, yards ruffling. material; 3S yards ready-mad- e For this attractive pattern, send your order to: b is many such .ii iii Exit Dean BaseI,a" Loss one But jay nanna Dean, Ol Diz, recently called it quits as a sporting mystery that still remains pitcher there were those who looked unsolved. This con- - upon it as a trivial bit of news, cerns the matter of worth no more than a two-- or three- scoring points and paragraph story in their favorite rounds in almost sports section, It was much more than that. any ring fight that Dean's decision brought to an end goes the limit. one of the most The recent Soose- - 2Jt in ui sris?,s,ss s"'1ntn mere SEWING CIRCLE By CnERIE NICHOLAS ; ?n 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111113 . PATTERNS iy when he r'ared back and fogged Dean Dizzy his high hard one down the middle, his many antics middleweight standard. came out of the Garden," were forgiven. No baseball fan will ever forget fight writer told one smart, r this stretch from saw 'Mickey Walk- - that glorious sign me "I . T.. nifllT no U Un Mnfl ' Ihrnnnh lU'JK ...Vim I t.- - nrn. m about Mickey I started to go back! then 30, 28 and 24 games for the Foot- anH have both Soose and Overlin Cardinals' Gas House Gang. could have ball fans never will forget Jim Mickey arrested. together in two Thorpe or Red Grange. Neither will stopped both baseball addicts forget the Great rounds." Man. Back to the Mystery Dean bowed out of the picture For over 30 years in airly close with good grace. It was at his ex- own request that he was released fights I've seen 10 out of 15 by the Chicago Cubs as a player. perts disagree on It is to the credit of James Gallarounds. I've seen the referee and the two gher, general manager of the Cubs, judges disagree on almost every that he was given a job as coach round in sending in their autopsies Now Diz can continue in the big or their verdicts. I've seen the ref- time, where he belongs Dean's voluntary retirement from eree and the two judges fail to the active playing list saved Managree on any one round. Wilson from a severe Suppose we had this condition in ager Jimmy At the end of the game headache. Wilson, who served as baseball? one scorer would have Cleveland Dean's battery mate on the Gas House Gang, was faced with a diffwinning by 6 to 2 and another would It was up to him to have New York winning by 5 to 1. icult decision. 28 to 25 to reach his cut from squad Suppose it happened in football? the major league player limit. NeedAt the end of the game one official less to day, Dean's name was high among those to be erased from the roster. The big Texas farmer knew he didn't have it any more. He couldn't win on courage alone, and that's about all he had left. He won only 16 games for the Cubs since joining them in 1938. "As I old-tim- KNOWS... Grandmother's bakateret. Ihs ing baking powder that has beea the fiTorite of' millions of proud bakers for can and years. e four-yea- - mi well-qualifi- J Cleveland May Trip Dopesters ' number of MORE than a fair will be lookdopesters ing for alibis next fall should the Cleveland Indians outdistance the New York Yankees in the AmeriAnd can league pennant race. there's a good chance that the finish will neck-and-ne- fail to materialize. Percentages change too rapidly of the season the part early during to hazard any definite prognosticaKEN OVERLIN tion, but the way things are shaping would report that Notre Dame had up Cleveland may wind up with a beaten Navy by 22 to 0, while an- 10 or 12 game margin. Much strang4 I mi - t iiL fli,.n in mat dame fashion has given a high rating to garments, it behooves every woman to stop, look and lis ten to what is being said and done in regard to this very smart trend. Via a simple crochet hook, a spool or so of crochet cotton, or perhaps a skein or so of washable cotton styles may be yarn, made. You could search everywhere and it would be difficult to find anything more fetching in hat and bag sets than the masterpieces in crochet artistry such as here pictured. Even if you have never crocheted before, with a little application and a willingness to "live and learn," you can crochet for yourself a whole collection of accessory items every bit as pretty and wearable as those here shown. A fascinating pastime you will find it, too, for the work is easy and the cost of crochet cottons low. Doesn't the very sight of the cunning fashions illustrated make your fingers fairly tingle to crochet and crochet until you have acquired a number of accessories to wear with your summer outfits? Have you ever tried crocheting with heavy cotton rug yarn, boilfast The work just and washable. no time you can In along. speeds finish a new hat and bag. The atg tractive twosome shown to the left in the picture is crocheted of heavy It also white cotton rug yarn. comes in colors. You will be surprised and delighted at how quickly this set can be made. There's nothing intricate or tedious about it! crochet pill For the box and matching round bag to the hand-crochete- turban-and-ba- high-crown- star-trimm- New Sports Fabric Edging a Fight there is no way to close fight whe both standing up. iiinS easy enouSh to see how those EnVWay from tte rin "n be bat W.?Vches that seem to and, a glove or shoulder. refoL8ame thing haPPens to the 01 the fight- -to the ro f,?n top Sittin ln close- -to the fleht who C8n reach out and grab Z TJ k mw ff aurly Kes ne divergence at times is open-sleeve- X Marks the Spot A Hollywood story concerns Words a Dm; Words are, of course, the most powerful drug used by mankind. Kipling. a magnate who had never learned to write. But that did RAZOR BLADES him FOR THE not keep him from making money, and when he put two crosses on a OUTSTANDING BLADE VALUE check the bank honored it. Then one day he handed the bank cashier a check signed Dmms ad D I sinci. with three crosses. lO for lOe BLHUtg 7 for id. lOo BY THE "TAKING COUNTRY STORM" demanded the "What's this?" cashier, "you've put three crosses KNOWN FROM COAST TO COAST MO. ASK YOUR DEALER KENT linrc here." "I know," 6aid the magnate. "My wife's got social ambitions. says I must have a middle She name!" CUPPt.es COMPANY un- - ST. LOUIS, Necessity and Satiety Necessity reforms the poor, and satiety reforms the rich. Tacitus. rl lace-trimm- open-wor- (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) Cottons are not news, but the cotmaterials manufactured today are not only news, but front page news! One of the highspots on the summer program of cottons is the suit of crinkly seersucker. At the races fashion-wis- e women are wearing these suits. The perfected tailoring of these suits gives them a thoroughbred air that is recognized at a glance. Chambray is also gaining in popularity. Emphasis on striped chambray leads to such intriguing styling as the dress of monotone chambray that is detailed with stripes. Matching hat and bag complete the costume. A word about the new colorful denims and gabardines. The latest message is bright yellow denim for play clothes. And flowered chintz is seen in both formal and informal dresses. In the evening cottons go forth in party frocks of gingham and flowered prints, and in peasant skirts with blouse or middy tops. This .season's cotton sheers never were ton " " ' s d. 1 Llfjf J ' 1 t mjtjia gLc .fct tim 1 m m II "ir 1 i mi J ix&? " fin frock is This very made of a new and unusual sports Lack of Zeal tion, than a want of zeal in its fabric, which, because of its outThere is no greater sign of a inhabitants for the good of their destanding attractiveness plus its general decay of virtue in a na country. Addison. prettier. pendable wearability, may be refor women "find" a garded as real It is Cotton Fabric-Typ- e who seek reliable materials. Lace a rough crepe, one of a number of Enters Fashion Picture done in new creative fabrics Lace is "all set" for a tremendous Celanese rayon and silk. Woven with a special twist in the yarn, a vogue this summer. Special emphasis is on a new allover patterned pleasing unevenness is produced best described as a splash effect. cotton lace that is so fabriclike that 701 North Michigan Avenue f ( Jr 25 tloTjAIUrton HoM This charming frock will be well it is practical for dresses, redingotes ' all and of X'l summertime ensemI types liked both because of the 1,000 nUJi rooms 7 Only 4 hlockt to hop . . . thtatru, crepe that fashions it and bles, including the suit tailored of hop and boMhnn dUtrict because of the promise it carries of starched cotton lace, either in white Clo to hkbachlUnoola Polk. Note or colors. Berg has won satisfactory wearableness. C Since 1938, Pattytournaments she how OuM, ckui and eool 19 of the 25 golf smartly it is styled, with the 9 Wo parking worrit Week-Ennew accented hipline. has entered. Matchmates 109 strikeFM Radio in tnrr nam C Johnny Vander Meer's ifLm a Planned tocial proyrojn wardrobe Practically complete at Indianapolis 105 innings outs in Necklines Open-Thro, lm within itself is the e AsAcs rrr?4i'j r- w uuvrana ana Liming ttoom frying last year was a new American of Low-care necklines matchrnate cottons now increasing naming! "jot Wondnful rood" selling sociation mark for the number in popularity. In blouses it is the throughout stores the country over BaatonabU Rales bom whiffs per game. k collar type Very practical and very attractive that $!. Haala . . . With bala $.! I Charley Gehnnger contends was at his that leads. Dresses have very low are these ensembles made up of Lefty Grove, when he lines. Whether necklines he pajamas or slacks, shorts best was the toughest pitcher round or heartshape, butcher-boare Amerisquare, ?mock ant. the in 17 years in faced has p are low cut this summer. coat. they can league. good-lookin- g (Meaacr-- mm r ripple-surface- d iudLPaTlly oeuevable. 17RANKLY, the purpose of this frock is to make you look sweet and pretty! A high point of charm d is the effect, accent ed by flattering frills. The portrait neckline is wickedly becom- - Fashion Headlines merry-go-'roun- d C right, use mercerized cotton thread. The star detail is somewhat military in effect, as so many fashions are this summer. Mercerized cotton thread was used also for the beret in the inset below. Note the colorful crochet emblem which adorns the front of the crown. Describing other attractive crochet themes, a prim little Gibson sailor is worth noting. It is crocheted of mercerized cotton in a firm, even, single stitch and is so manipulated it keeps in perfect shape. A cluster of crochet berries in self color is its only trim. Be assured this sailor is very good looking. As clever a headpiece as any modern school girl would want is the "pigtail calot." It is really very similar to the popular schoolgirl "beanie" and is worn on the back of the head in exactly the same manner. The novel and amusing part is a long braid of yarn that starts from the crown center of the calot and dangles to the waist in back, just like a Chinaman's pigTo add more interest, the tail. braided yarn is tied with a hair ribbon in school-gifashion. If it is a hat you want, it may be crocheted in a lacy k stitch and when finished, starched very stiff. New Cottons Make n old-timer- s, I lovely-to-look-- era-mu- m tag-en- d Knowledge Elevates Knowledge is, indeed, that which, next to virtue, truly and essentially raises one man above another. Addison. d . ten-fol- I d style-minde- won, 19 to 7. Soose-Overli- ,LJ J OW other would announce that Navy had er things have happened. Cleveland has the edge in pitch If the same thing happened in a ing, and that average holds up quite golf tournament we would have five well in other departments. The Yanor six different winners. In a horse kees' pitching isn't reliable and, outrace we'd have about the same, es- side of a few consistent clouters, pecially where they were head and their hitting is spotty, to say the head to the wire. least. The Indians' infield combination, A Search Sense for and Mack, is hard to beat. Boudreau Of course, all this doesn't make A fleeting glance at the outstandenough sense to increase the ing teams of the past demonstrates capacity of a tadpole. the importance of these key posiI'm not to any occasion tions. Tinker and Evers, Bancroft referring when experts sat on different sides and Frisch, Crosetti and Gordon of the ring. I've seen the same they all were instrumental in holdwing happen when they sat side by ing great ball clubs together. side, and yet finished their count as The Indians were very fortunate far apart as the outposts of a Si- to get off to a good start. If they berian frontier. floundered at the beginning of had On the matter the tkn coocntl thA hprklin? that fol- nnal count was almost 99 per cent lowed them all last year would have against the verdict of the referee been increased And most and the officials. The squawk would baseball men agree that Cleveland nave been blasting if both men was kidded out of the 1940 pennant nadn't been so far down the champfans read daily accounts of ionship scale. Cleveland Cry Babies and their the When you look back and think, of reDeiiion agiuni iuUa6v. an Ketchel, Harry Greb and Vitt. Mickey Walker among others in The Indians really were jittery we same division of last season. to get during the you begin "ie main idea of what took place. Every baseball jockey, and practiL lthat either 80086 or Overlin cally every American league fan could have gone two full rounds outside of Cleveland, had them on against either of this for week after trio, if they the loose. Neither Soose nor week. And the ride wasn't a pleas' yyeriin belong on the same conti- ant one. nent with these cant heckler best the even much But less m the same ring. keep in form when the istemporary be both willing young object of his hatred scooting m CyJ!iay e in front. r n fight trouble is that neither along, well out a lick. All in all, Cleveland has a good Comparatively "Walung, they are 92 scorers on the chance to leave the Yankees back playing against Ben Hogan, where dust clouds obscure the penrvelson or Gene Sarazen. nant view. i Sport Shorts d at ut open-thro- . turn-bac- s bra-to- p, knee-dee- y Li mmmm i five-piec- ' . . . ..... |