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Show 0 " MILLARD COUNTY CHRONICLE, DELTA, UTAH " ' f? vhile it pipnV exactly drive me TO TEARS t' "ft J ,1 tfj? I'LL AGREE IT WAS SAD THE SADDEST WhAT I WANT TO KNOW IS WHAT 5 CONGRESS1 EXAMPLE OF A MOVIE VE SEEM IN YEARS j - DOIM& ABOUT THE SHORTAGE OP MN"l . 5LP(DDS(D(PE 'I Will pats'MPiiiili iiliiai II I wniljiupj RELIABLE, WAS VOTED BY THE AP. AS THE 1948 7 ROOKIE OF THE YEAR. HE VvON 20 GAMES, LOS- - jtf&mS. S ING OLY 7- - HE HAD THE LOWEST EARNED RUN ft. IT jT- - AVERAGE ON THE INDIANS' PITCHING STAFF -- 2.42. V " '"i HE HlS NINE GAMES IN A RCW-- 4 OFr I PINAL 5 BV SHUTOUTS. ACCORDING TO LOU I t EOUDREAU.THE CHANCES FOR CLEVELAND TO RE-- I V& R; PEAT IN 1049 REST ON THE TIPS OF BEARDEN'S I k CALLOUSED FINGERS. i&rf-JA- 'TAINT THAT HE'LL JUST S-- " HIT IT... rT5 KTrtFAB V ; 1.". 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For example, after a rabid dis-cussion as to whether the Dodgers, Braves o r Cardi- - nals were to be the selected sons o 1 swat this season, we ran into Art Rooney of Pitts-burgh. Art Rooney owns the Pittsburgh football franchise. He also has a few horses and he is al-so interested i n and Vander Meer working, the Reds are a menace. Here In April we had five National league ball clubs who believed they could win th flag, and three others who be-lieved they had a chance to move up and win their share of games. At this spot, the Dodgers, Braves, Cardinals and Pirates are closer than two Scotchmen. The Giants must show they belong with this group. The National league mix-u- p this season can be one of the closest races among more teams than any scramble either league has known so far. It could be that way if you study the eight teams that will soon get down to serious work. The Trouble with 'IFS' The main trouble with "IFS" is that they seldom work out any too well. Bob Feller.' is a big IF in Cleveland, but Feller is getting along. Even Boudreau is worried over his ability to keep his curve or his fast ball burning. Lemon and Bearden have yet to prove they are winners over a period of time. Joe DiMaggio and the Yankee in-field have yet to prove they are up to pennant-winnin- g play. This, of course, means DiMaggio's af-flicted heel. To have this heel in shape all season would be a big boon to baseball in general just as much as it would be to the Yankees. DiMaggio has been too brilliant a star to be missed with-out mourning. No one can say, this far Id advance, that the Red Sox pitching staff will be any better than it was a year ago. Jor McCarthy's spring attitude makes you think everything id O. K., but Bughson, Harris and Ferriss still have to prove they are the pitchers they were in 1946. Billy Meyer is more than worried over Pittsburgh's full and firm be-lief in a pennant year. In a race such as the National League has on hand this season, Meyer knows his team can play good baseball and finish fifth. He knows the number of good breaks any team needs to win in a race of this type. Billy Southworth knows he will need a better Warren Spahn than the was a year ago. So many rumors of dissension will not be inclined te help his club. Any outfit that would turn against Billy Southworth can't be pennant-minde-baseball as a fan. Grantland Rice Braves, Dodg-ers or Cardinals?" he said. "Lis-ten, the entire population of Pitts-burgh has picked the Pirates to win. I agree with them. Pittsburgh is much stronger than it was a year ago. "Murry Dickson will make a difference of 10 games. Bob Ches-ne- s will be even better. Kiner is due to hit better. You can also make a note that Pittsburgh will outdraw every team in the Nation-al League as it did a year ago. I mean the Giants, Dodgers, Braves and Cubs. "And I'm not being comical or funny when' I pick Billy Meyer's bunch on top. I don't believe every-body in Pittsburgh can be( wrong." In the course of the next hour or so, wandering here and there, we ran into seven ex-perts who had been in Florida. Here are their selections: two for the Dodgers, two for the Braves, two for the Cardinals and one for Pittsburgh. The Giants? Since this crop of selectors had come up from Flor-ida, they knew nothing about the New Yorkers. But Horace Stoneham and Leo Durocher are being quoted to the general effect that Giant pitching will be quite sufficient, coupled with the power that Giant bats have carried. This means that at least five teams have the "hope eternal" torch blazing these April days. And you can be certain that the Cubs, Phillies and Reds will sup-ply more trouble than usual, es-pecially if the Reds can shove Ewell Blackwell into the picture. Even without the human pine tree, the Reds are an Improved collec-tion of ballplayers. 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