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Show EMERY COUNTY PROGRESS. CASTLE DALE. UTAH WWW", SMOTSCWE (M i .i JOE MAHONEY 0 UTTERLY IMPOSSIBLE earth? Now we know that the earth is "No, sir, replied Thomas. said the schoolmaster. round, "And why not? Tell me, Thomas, would it be Cause, was the unexpected possible for you to walk round the ankle twisted tr y reply, "I ing football. iWood Window Valance S! Adds Charm to Room fcr(et my play- " Did you say your husband was fond of those clinging gowns?" "Yep. He likes for one to cling to me for about five years." SAME FOR ALL But, Doc, "Im argued the sailor, here for an eye exam. only I dont have to take off my clothes for that. "Strip down and get in line, of the i, war tte in roo e of these were least Is Ho botog ffiicwpi with a honored not ij agent at caching baj cor light rs more t Cates, commandant the corps, Administering eight women to first be no ft iters Is value s; this in the be JjZPV I such as Stan Musial, Lou BouTed Wildreau, liams, Joe DiMag-giHarry may is another contender who hopes Pattern Company tern No. 30 to Easl-BilDepL W, PleasantvUle, N. Y. ing with the Red Sox or Indians. Sain, Newhouser and Vic Raschi should lead the pitchers with Brecheen, Bearden and Lemon close. New Designs Bring Out Beauty of Your Chairs d o, Bre-chee- n, The Picture Home-Ru- n the inspirat and no I "Free a Marine to fight" was the watchword. Marines with full battle packs marched off to war, and Women Marines, trained to !i"lOOB take their jobs, marched in to Camp Lejeune, N. C. That picture (above) was repeated many times a month at Marine posts and stations throughout the country during the war. At left, Col. Katherine Towle is congratulated by General Cates upon her appointment as director of women, U. S. Marine corps. Bou-irea- Brown: "Do you believe in clnbs for women? Black: Yes, if kindness fails. A young Mize-Ralp- ich then secretary" Salesman: "I did, and we bad a swell time, but I still want to sea you." DOUBLE IN PRICE cnap whose sweetie had Just made him the happiest man alive, went into a jewelry store to buy the engagement ring He picked up a sparkling diamond and asked its price. "That one is 5100.000.00, replied the jeweler gently. The young man looked startled, then whistled. He pointed to another ring. And this one? That, sir, said the jeweler more gently, "is two whistles. Gene BearThe section or sector allotted to den, the home-ru- n home-ru- n g hitters will be a duel between Ralph this seacompartment Kiner and Johnny son. Mize, plus such First of all, it is high time the Rice dities as Larry Johnny h Kiner deadlock Yogi Berras catching Improve- was broken. The two tied in 1947 ment. and they remained tied in 48. They With Joe DiMaggios wounded each struck off 51 homers in 1947 aeel in such a precarious state, the and 40 last year, making a total of ;hree holdover leaders from 1948 91. This cant go on forever. It is will be Musial, Williams and due to be snapped this new season. Last season both Joe DiMaggio Boudreau Is the mystery man. and Stan Musial hit 39 home runs His batting average for 10 seasons each. .s now .299. It was well below this Heres the odd part about this count, Stan Musial told mark at this date last season. Yet me this spring. 1 actually hit he Cleveland pilot lifted his batting 41 homers. Two were credited count to .355, a phenomenal up Yet cerward leap. Lou is now 32 years old. only as tain umpires stated they were rhe question is: Will the Cleveland home runs. They really were. itar keep in the general neighbor-loo- d "Theres no question of a of .355 this season, or drop doubt about this fact, manager jack to his lifetime average, around 299? Boudreaus 1949 career will Eddie Dyer cut in. "Stan acwrite an important chapter in the tually had 41 homers last year, which would have given him the lew American league race. What about the duel between triple crown. Last Williams and Musial? Umpires make few mistakes, But apparently two blew a pair of year Musial struck for .376, in the Musial case, Williams for .369. Musial hit Musial rarely complains. The fact 39 home runs, Williams 25. that he was supported by Eddie Musial drove home 131 runs, Williams 127. Dyer and a number of umpires is The Cardinal slugger had a fair proof enough that he was right. No one can say yet whether Ted dge in every department of but it will be interesting to Williams will go out for right lee whether he can repeat this tri- field swinging into the home-ru- n umph against one of the greatest zones, or fight for the batting leadership of his league. Williams litters of all time. hitters. On the other side of the question, and Musial are two all-stThe condition of Joe DiMag-gio- s t might be noted that Stan Musial heel may eliminate one of :an also handle the old ash rather the strong contenders. Mize, leftly. His lifetime big league avKiner, Musial and Williams erage is .348, Williams being .354. should provide most of the These are the two top men today, four-bas- e vith no one else close. artillery. But there is one more entry Sid Gordon of What about the big league the Giants. pitching duel between Harry Gordon blasted 30 home runs last Brecheen and Gene Bearden? season. He is far in front of the Last year each won 20 and dropped 7 for a mark of .741. pack this spring, with a March and Brecheen allowed 2.24 earned early April record that takes you back to the big years of Babe Ruth. runs per game, Bearden 2.43. This home-ru- n scramble should This is about as close as the be one of the most interesting feacount can be. Johnny Sain, the Braves able tures of the new season. highly-interestin- ample. may versal i VJ corps. lushed i u. ASK nry ud ays later, it a new 7. vith a be; Taylor ca d that I w; insider a tty. There to half of the than Women's Reserve fire was face. I I to the hope ter, with s mad eti nost did. aviation and with expert Some of h air took over every type of nolly formed i Marine The women . job in Ill 7 them the most assigned tasks, ex-- of like the Marines who ned how to pack at the I Paramarine during World tv.) s para-l!- War II -- TO fix-- it By Tom MUL 8ewlnr Circle Needleeraft Dept Randolph St., Chicago 80. 111. 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