Roosevelt Standard | 1951-10-11 | Page 7 | All in the Game:

All in the Game: INVESTIGATION of boxing has b" asked by special House committee In a resolution introduced intro-duced by Rep. Clemente (D., N.Y.) . . Lou Nova parked his bare feet on the dining table right alongside his mother-in-law's lemon meringue me-ringue pie, his wife testified in obtaining ob-taining a divorce recently . Willie Mays and Clyde Vollmer of the Giants and Red Sox, goats elsewhere else-where but powerhouses in their present parks, are examples of the fact that It's where you play that counts ... The Cincinnati Reds re playing better away from home than at home ... In a recent re-cent Dodger series. Red hurlers held Snider, Robinson, and Hodges to an aggregate batting average of .078 . . . Hal Newhouser, sidelined by a bad shoulder, says there's plenty of pitching left in his arm . . . Manager Al Lopez tries to make us think he had no Idea the Indians were so good . . . Only horses beat horses regular; people rarely beat them.