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Show UINTAH BASIN RECORD, DUCHESNE, UTAH NEEDLEWORK PATTERNS Gay Appliqued Party Dress Fruit Designs, to Cross-Stitc- h BOBBY SOX ALWAYS has been our belief ITthat the time to compare CROSS By 6j ath-lete- s Is at the end of their careers, For example, why try to compare Ted Williams, after five seasons, with Ty Cobbs 24 seasons? Why try to com- TOWN Roland Coe Marty Links Deputv si rack dowi liter meet! jarcia be i ee Star I t deed ov Doloi w,m punters sb lorsemea. gain by tfc ending ba olorei ma im and G i the mouni pare Bobby Jones, retired for 16 Jim Soth me of the 'benffs po booting; It years after winning 13 national and international championships, with Byron Nelson who so won 3? How much would NANCY it cost to frame this in neon? TU tell you what! Lets go downtown and stand in line for something:. By Ernie Bushmiller , far has And The sha ad cover ass and le easter jrmation earance. ead. Do; Ty Cobb dont In the forget that Jones ran U. S. Open eight out of nine years. Ted Williams and Byron Nelson 2 have many years left in which they may rise to even greater heights, or for one reason or another sud lontes si, denly fall away. I recall just about the outbreak aided slig of the war when more than a few Long ai were placing Joe DiMaggio abovs uns to m outTris Speaker as an as when field star. DiMaggio was and still ilver Pale is a great ball player. But even trald of tl Joes most vehement supporters toirgot wlu day wouldnt place him above the te for el flight of the Gray Eagle, the class fruit Motifs er! of all outfielders in the air or along A count the ground, who could also hit from LOOKING for. son pick-u- p .350 to .386 in his better seasons work jddles warm days? Here are sor bout in through a long stretch of time. orful fruit designs to do a eary r Take Ty Cobb and Ted Williams. stitch big pears, strawberry poke hi Few pitchers could. Ted Williams is the longer, harder hitter. But nanas, oranges, apples, plur (us was cherries in lovely shaded elaxmilla how many remember that Ty Cobb in natural looking fruit color om des led the American league nine Tots Party Dress that he led the years in a row DAINTY and pretty and so easy on tea towels, for kitchen t instruct! American league in 12 out of 13 L for Mother to make a charm- fast and luncheon cloths, for tules, M consecutive seasons. Think that ing round yoked dress for tots mats. r one over. with a mere whisper of a sleeve To obtain 7 transfer designs iem I ba What hitters were in Cobbs and shaded Cross Stitch Designs (Pat', ss to voi baby ducks parading around 5181) color chart for working -, road? What was their class? Prac- the bottom of the skirt. Ideal for different colored siowij flosses, send 20 no one Shoeless tically Joe parties. Use a pretty organdy or coin, your name, address and , my ho except number. Jackson, Napoleon Lajoie, Tris pastel crepe and make the ducks guns, Due to an unusually large dema Speaker, Babe Ruth, Wahoo Sam from pale yellow scraps. As cute current conditions, slightly moretyu ren Crawford, Bobby Beach and a few as can be. In filling orders for a lew required most popular pattern numbers. tplain tl of that ilk. Send order to: your I see they are now comparing To obtain complete pattern for the For Bob Feller and Walter Johnson, Duck No. Frock (Pattern Baby SEWING CIRCLE NEEDLED: 3 and 4 years included in sizes 2, 3600) certainly two of the greatest No pattern. Send 20 cents in com, Mission St., San Francisco, (ith my one can tell me that Bob Feller address and pattern number. your name, Enclose 20 cents for pattern, olores or anyone else had Johnsons !ise! No speed. Feller has a greater variMonte i amP ety. But Johnsons speed was oked on enough. They usually beat him 1 You si Address. to 0 or 2 to 1 and even -- ees you) working with a g ird time outfit, he still could win more than 30 games a mmlttir year pitching against some of the g, while great hitters of all time. But none Instead of buying assorted colIking of these great hitters was on Old ored sox othaire. for the children in the Barneys side. The idea is that summer, buy several pairs of Sheriff Johnson has already turned In his identical bewhite sox. If and v record. Feller still has come lost or worn out, the any You sa remainmany years to go. ck hi ing sox can be matched. Feller isnt working with much Doane of a ball club, either. He is to a md Wei Line the lower edge of dads certain extent in Johnsons spot. trouser tl with a of If you are run piece Johnson, pitching for the Athletics chamois.pockets youre not getting all tht cond t This is material sturdy, in those days, could have won 40 Vitamins you vue and keys and other objects he carScotts Emulsion to prt games more than once d most Feller, ries in his pockets wont quickly help bring back build lamina and working with the Red Sox, could wear riu Wc through it. ? Scotti u be another winner. There A&D natural ViUnmgg will be time enough later on natnrt, When planning the location of a on Buy today I All druKfpsu. rank Johnson and Feller. new building for the farm, keep in mind the possibilities in labor-savin- g ' Old Pete Alexander arrangement as well as If you talk to hitters who faced him and who have been around they wont nominate Walter John son or Bob Feller as the top master of the pitching tribe. wont give you Cy Young who They won 510 or Christy Mathewson. Their nominee is an entry known as Grover Cleveland Alexander, also known as Old Pete. Working with the lowly Phillies Alexander won 31 games in 191s' 33 games in 1916 and 30 games to 1917, a total of 94 games in three consecutive years with a ball club that never belonged outside of Alexander. In 1918 he pitched 16 shutout games, most of them in the PhilI final lies bandbox park. Through six an !ry, years, he had an earned run averSTAYs WISH jit down age under two runs per ( game. (ills Tl As a rookie in 1911 he I ' won 28 !th his c games with the lowly Phillies. jyond i Alexander was a stretcher bearer ng me with the army in 1918, one 7. of the t rdly tough Jobs of any war. He then figs ha had been pitching seven it. Tha On his return to the Cubs Inyears 1919 lstancc and 1920, he allowed 1.72 and 1 1 1 91 earned runs per game, an incredi shelf' Rue h on your ble performance. at th Through his career Old Pete had no I Interest ranch . . .You hi wy form of notice training. ne hap. reto, pened to be an eccentric genius a great artist, which so few are! me you'll cheer wonderful New Flewchmanni" e ncw exactly where the e . . . extra-fas- t. New FkiKrnt q ball should go to certain R'aln8 .ast stays fresh, potent for weeks on your pantf? lo c hitlers, and he could put it there too. Ctf yU turn out dehdoua bread quickly at any tin,0, to c , kt Johnny Evers, who had batted ,n;,!1,.or0 buejtnS caught short without yeast in the house . . f Rue h against the best, once told me yeast weakened before you could use it. down u Cp, ougb becauseFuSt that Alexander was the only ULsin can start baking any time . .we of pitcher he yu ever faced who made him 8 Ig"irne H s ready for action when you need it(S fjcr feel Cot N ew ewchrnann like throwing his bat s last Rising Dry Yeast at -i away, your grocers, pj 0q knew how useless it ck! Al Evers was," said. JUy sc earl-han- d 5181 1 5600 a- 1 ash-tint- a weak-hittin- re need-sto- rtx 1 energy-buiidtn- g, - DHYYEflSr a$t? 'Xrv Keeps for weeks can bake pantry at a moments Easy-to-us- ... I A Cardinal Class Overlooking the boisterous and heartfelt boos from Brooklyn, the Cardinals have been the class of the league from the start. They have had no oetter ball than Dixie Walker and Pete players Reiser and Pewee Reese. But no sane baseball follower can tell you that the hustling Dodgers have the dass to match Stan Musial, Marty Marion, Country Red (daughter, Schoendienst, Moore and Whitey Kurowski. Ter-r- y hhehesd TIRED, ACHY MUSCLES SPRAINS STRAINS BRUISES STIFF an Huh! d. eh' find v Buy U. S. Savings Bonds! JOINTS te the Fliol a in' stwise t Dan iut tin 8 she, 'mm id 4 ) "SLINK ' . La eri i cash 1 h S |
