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Evening star., 1935-01-26
l46 Skaters attack Records
In National Title Tourney

the eighth running of the nationals
was jimmy Webster Of st. Paul. The
reigning women's champion was Dor
othy Franey Of st. Paul.
Entries in the two meets represent
ed eight States-New York, Minnesota.
Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, Missouri,
Iowa, Wisconsin-and Canada.
Among the major contenders for
Webster's title we're Wilbur Marx, Chi
cago, the former national intermediate
champion, and Eddie Wedge Of Detroit
who competed with the United States
1882 Olympic team.
In the women's competition. the
meet offered Kit Klein, Buffalo. N. Y,
North American champion, an oppor-
tunity to avenge her defeat in the ma
tionals last year by Miss Franey. Miss
Klein. Rose Marie Brady Of Detroit
and Elsie Lakowitz of st. Louis were
ranked as Miss Franey's most danger
Gus threats.
Evening star., 1935-01-26
TWENTY GRAND'S
AGING LEGS FAIL
Former Turf Star Bows to
High GIee, Mate in First
Race Since 1892.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
r OS ANGELES, January 90
Twenty Grand's comeback
chances in the Santa Anita
100000 Handicap looked dark
today.
The big, black thoroughbred Of
Mrs. Payne Whitney's Greentree
Stable, absent from the turf for two
and a half years, tested his aging
legs at 7 furlongs over the fast Santa
Anita Park track yesterday and they
failed him.
He finished third to High Glee, a
fast-sprinting fily, and Mate In a
four-horse test-his first race since
the Summer of 1882. when he was
beaten by Mad Trump and was re-
tired to stud.
High Glee, a 4-year-old Of c. V.
Whitney's stable, turned in one OF
the fastest races on record when she
came home two lengths in front oil
the veteran Mate in 1:2225, a new
track mark and only two-flfthS OF a
second off the world record set up by
Roseben % years ago.
Lags in Stretch.
VYyHILE Twenty Grand held Sec
w ond place by two lengths
through the early stages OF
the race. he lost ground on the turn
and a tclated effort in the stretch
wasn't enough to catch Mate. He
vas three and one-half lengths back
of the winner at the end and a length
and half in the wake of his former
turf rival. Teralice finished last.
The turf wise pointed out that II
Twenty Grand was unable to carry
l22 pounds successfully for fur
longs, the 1881 Kentucky Derby win
ner, in a faster field. with such oppo-
nents as Cavalcade, EquipoiSe. States
man, Head Play and others, probably
could fare no better at mile and a
quarter with 1875 pounds in the boot.
This is the weight assigned him for
the Santa Anita Handicap, Febru-
airy %.
Evening star., 1935-01-26
20 Years Ago
IN THE STAR.
TWENTY-EIGHT players will

TWENTY-EIGHT players will
i make up the Washington base
ball squad that leaves for the
training camp at Charlottesville
in March. They will be Johnson,
Boehling, Bentley. Engel. Gallia,
Harper, Shaw, Ayers, Hopper,
Thormahlen and Ehmke. pitch
ers; Henry, Ainsmith and Williams,
catchers; Acosta, Brown, Massey,
Milan. Moeller, ShankS, Rondeau
and Lamar, outfielders, and Foster,
Morgan, Gandil, Mcbride, Neff and
Pick, infielders.
Frank Hoffecker, star pitcher Of
the Maryland Agriculture College
team for the last four years, has
signed with the Richmond Club
Of the International League. He
has another year at M. A. c., and
as a result of signing the con-
tract with Richmond. probably
has automatically made himself in
eligible to play with the Farmers
next season.
Gonzaga conquered the Army
and Navy Academy basketers,
1918, in the Prep School League.
Folliard and O'Lone starred for
the winners.
Peck and Peine again shone for
Western as it defeated the Army
and Navy Prep School quint, 14-7.
Scott and Bromley led the Peck
five tn a win over EDiDhanv haskell.
ers in the Sunday School League.
Charley White. i'll, has been
forced to call OF his scheduled
bout tonight with Freddy Welsh,
world lightweight boxing cham
pion. in Madison Square Garden,
New York. Willie Beecher will sub
stitute for White.
Evening star., 1935-01-26
Bro,cns' Rookie Hurlers Roll Up Fine Record;
Tr0sky '34's Greatest Base Ball YOungster

mate, Infielder Chiozza, and Zeke
Bonura, White Sox first baseman
CT. LOUIS fans are patting Rogers
- Hornsby on the back for his most
recent deal which sent Pitcher
Irving Dump Hadley to Washington
for Catcher Luke Sewell and cash and
then passed Sewel right along to tbs
White Sox for still more cash.
The trade didn't cripple the Browns
much and left Hornsby feeling the
cheerful crinkle of about $4,000 with
which to shop around for young out
fielders.
Every Western Association club
must hire a new manager this year.
The 1894 pilots didn't flop-they
all moved into faster company.
Roy johnson Of Ponca City Is with
the Cubs, Wally Schang of Joplin goes
to another Red Sox club, Mike Lyba
of Springfield will be at Columbus and
Conrad Fisher OF Muskogee goes to
Tulsa.
Evening star., 1935-01-26

brothers accounted for 40 wins for the
Cardinals while losing 18.
The new Brownies didn't collect
their victories merely by finishing
games. either. Thomas toiled in 26
complete games and Hillin in "a.
IT'D BARROW, business manager of
T. the Yanks, calls Hal Trosky,
sensational young first sacker of
the Cleveland Indians, the outstand-
ing 1884 rookie. Trosky collected IS
home runs for the Indians
Other 1884 freshman stars battling
to maintain the pace as sophomores
include Paul Dean and Bill Delaney,
the Cardinal battery; Schoolboy Rowe
and Eden Auker, Tiger pitching aces;
Buck Newsom and Harland Cliff,
pitcher and infielder Of the Browns;
Harry (Cookie) Lavagetto, the Pirate
second baseman; Curt Davis, pitching
find" of the Philliss, and his team
Evening star., 1935-01-26
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

n YEW YORK, January 26.-A
nj pair of minor league twirlers
Y who between them have rolled
up the impressive record Of 50
victories against 16 defeats will bios
som out in the livery of the st. Louis
Browns this season.
These sharpshooters, whose COM
bined record is better than the 1894
winning percentage of Dizzy Dean &
Co., are Fay Thomas, drafted from
Los Angeles of the Pacific Coast
League, and Ashley Hillin, from San
Antonio of the Texas League. Both
are right-handers.
Thomas turned in one Of the best
base ball performances Of 1884, with
20 victories and 4 defeats. Hillin won
"a games and dropped IL.
Between them. the celebrated Dean
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Dean Turns Tide.


vt WAS case of too much Dean as
i Eastern vanquished Tech. Prov
ing he is money" player. COM
parable to Everett Russell and some
Of the other notable opportunists in
the series in recent years, the slim
youngster rolled up l3 points. coming
through with three floor goals and a
foul shot to win the game
With the score tied l7-l7 in the final
quarter, this Dean kid, who makes
comparatively few shots, but misses an
amazingly small number of them,
tipped in a trio of spectacular two
pointers that furnished the chief
drama of game that teemed with fire
and fame. At the time it appeared
Tech was to overcome the Lincoln
ParkerS
Tech led at the end of the first
quarter, AZ. but Dean came back in
the second quarter to sink three rapid
pot-Shots to Zoom Eastern to the front
at the half, 1873.
Then after Tech rallied to gain the
edge at 14-13 an goals by Billings,
Mulitz and Roland, it was a point
for-point crap, with Tech clinging to
a l7-l6 margin at the end of the third
quarter, but losing it Immediately the
final quarter began.
In the closing stages Red DAILY, ace
Tech player, was outstanding for his
team, although he played strongly all
the way. With minute and half to
go. MulitZ. DAILY and Farrell each
counted from the foul line to tie the
count at 22-all Hollidge came through
with a two-pointer and then Dean
clinched victory with a two-pointer.
Daly's nine points were high for
Tech.
Summary:
Evening star., 1935-01-26

thought he and Paul could
win this next season, the tall Cardinal
answered: Last year 1 figured we
would win around IS and we won 40.
This season. with any luck, I figure
we ought to be good for just about SIS,
if we Go our stuff And you can gam
be that we'll be out there shooting" "
(That's no gamble. It's sure thing)
There was no touch of boasting or
Dragging in this reply. Dizzy merely
was saying what he thought, with the
complete honesty and sincerity that Is
part of his makeup.
Dizzy and Paul, with their attrac-
tive wives, Pat and Dorothy, have a
new home on the banks of the Man
atee River, miles out from Braden-
ton. The Manatee here is more than
a mile across, replete with fish.
It's quiet out here" Dizzy says
"and that's what all four Of us want. y
Night life has no appeal to
any of the Deans. None of the
four takes alcohol in any form
beyond an occasional bottle OF
beer on a hot day.
"I never had a drink of gin or
whisky in my life" Dizzy says. i
don't know what they taste like"
The same goes for Paul. What goes
for Dizzy always goes for Paul, in
cluding that fast one across the
shoulders.
I've been playing golf, fishing and
visiting with the Dean brothers for
the last four days and if any form
of sport can show two entries with
more natural friendly charm and
all-around hospitality, I'd like to know
the answer.
Evening star., 1935-01-26
Dundee Gets Reversed Decision Oer Rsko Easier Sailing Seen Cad
Sports Program
In Local Realm
TODAY.
Basket Ball.

Basket Ball.
Carnegie Tech VS.. Georgetown,
at Tech High. $50.
Baltimore U. at Gallaudet, 8.
Roosevelt VS.. Georgetown Fresh
men. at Tech High. 7:30.
Riordan School at Eastern, $3.50.
Tech VS.. Navy Plebes at Annap-
oils, 4.
West Virginia State School for
the Deaf at Kendall, $3.50.
Mount st. Joseph's at Takoma-
Silver Spring, $3.50.
st. Adams at Charlotte Hall.
Episcopal VS.. Augusta Military
Academy, at Charlottesville.
st. Paul VS.. Howard, at Howard,
pm.
Hyattsville High VS.. Alexandria
High at Armory Hall, Alexandria, 8.
Boxing.
Temple at Catholic u. 8:l5.
Swimming.
Central at Calvert Hall, Balti-
more.
Bowling.
Howard Campbell sweepstakes,
first five games, Georgetown Rec
reation Alleys, 8.
Evening star., 1935-01-26
BAR0Nl IS GRID LEADER
Backfeld Player Picked to Lead
Roosevelt Next Fall.

Lending the Roosevelt High foot ball
squad next Fall will be Frank Baroni.
stocky back. Baroni held forth on
the line for the Ruff Riders until last
year when Coach Lynn Woodworth
put him in the backfield. where he
showed well
He also is the ace pitcher of the
base ball team and was playing regu-
larly as a forward on the basket ball
squad until he became ineligible.
Evening star., 1935-01-26
Yap, National Ranking Player
to Instruct in Game.

Eduardo M. Yap. national ranking
ping pong player, has just opened a
new parlor for the game at 1105
Pennsylvania avenue and is giving free
instruction to beginners. The estab-
lishment is open daily fror, 1890 am.
to 1890 pm. and on Sundays from
to 1890 pm.
An exhibition match will be played
next week between Yap and Lawrence
Sherry. D. c. champion. There will
be no admission charge.
Evening star., 1935-01-26
SCHOLASTICS WIN AGAIN.

Twelfth Street Y. M. C. A. Scho-
lastics continued on their winning
way yesterday, downing the Howard
University Jayvees, 1928, on the Y
basket ball court. All members of
the winning squad found the scoring
range. with Briscoe leading with l3
points.
Evening star., 1935-01-26
Nov Re the Greatest

May Be the Greatest.
VYyILL Dizzy Dean finish as the
w greatest pitcher of all time
and the most colorful?
There are many who think So
What a great pitcher and what a
grand kid Jimmy Wilson said.
Here he is today, at the age of "a,
feet 8, weighing l80 pounds-now
about Z pounds under normal weight.
Paul is %, 6 feet 8, weighing 1875.
Paul is quieter than Dizzy, quieter
than most people, but any one who
undertakes the native intelligence of
either will be due for shock.
Both are raw-boned, with
long, whip-Iash arms and big,
powerful, well-formed hands.
"One of the greatest things about
Dizzy" Wilson said, 'is his amazing
confidence in himself. 1t isn't boast
ing or Dragging. He believes he can
beat any ball club anywhere, at any
time. And he usually can, with any
break.
when he was 20 years old he had
his tonsils out one day and he was at
the ball park the next. Hey. your
Gabby Street said, get back to that
hospital. Whaddya doing out here?
"'I want to pitch against the Ath-
letics,'" Dizzy said. I can stop EN-,
Evening star., 1935-01-26
was slow to get started
AGAINST Western. which was in


against Western, which was in
front at the end of the half,
1874. In the second half, though,
Central held the Georgotowners to
just l point, while the Blue was
counting g. AL Katz of Central
dropped in two shots from the foul
line to make the score 1913 just
before the regulation game ended
Phil Maloney of Western then missed
two foul shots just before the gun
In the extra period western rushed
in three goals from court and ap-
parently was to be an easy winner.
but Charley Nau came through with
two sensational 2-pointers, the last
coming just Is seconds before the final
gun. Western managed to cling to
the bail in those last desperate sec
onds, protecting its 2-point edge.
Summary.
Evening star., 1935-01-26
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated FIcSe'
~ CONOMOWOC, Wis, January
4 26.-with the Flower Lake
" oval FURNISHED to a CLASSY
surface by the weeks cold
snap. 146 of North Americas leading
skaters today we're keyed for an as
sault on existing records and a shot
at eight titles in the national and
Great Lakes speed championships.
Thirty-five events were listed on
todays program with similar num-
ber concluding the two-day classic to-
morrow. The nationals were limited
to senior men and women, while the
Great Lakes meet, run for the first
time this year, was open to interme-
dates. Glass B women, junior and
juvenile boys and junior and juvenile
girls.
Defending his senior mems title in
Evening star., 1935-01-26
LELAND BASkETERS
HOLD COUNTY TITLE
Rockville Beaten, A to 13, by
Bethesda-Chevy Chase-Two
Montgomery Tits Tonight.

n DETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE HIGH
ID SCHOOL cagers retained their
Montgomery County title by de-
feating Rockville High, "A to 13, yes
terday in the deciding game of the
intracounty series. The defeat snapped
Rockville's string OF eight straight
triumphs.
Louzapone, Harris and Lodge gave
the Rockville defense plenty of trouble
Summary:
Evening star., 1935-01-26
ONE FOR ARMSTRONG

Led by Jackson and Watts, each
of whom scored 10 points. Armstrong
High dribblers yesterday walloped
Miner Teachers College Junior Var
Sity, 40-l7. Bonds with nine points
led the losers.
Summary:
Evening star., 1935-01-26
G. U. PREP IMPROVING
Shows to Advantage in Beating
Friends, 90 to 80.

Georgetown Prep's improving court
qulnt scored over the Friends School
tive. 1928, YESTERDAY On the Losers
floor. 1t was the Galret Farkers' third
win of the campaign
After his charges had amassed d
PAT lead at the half, Coach joe Gard
ner OF the Prep sent in raft OF subs.
Summary:
Evening star., 1935-01-26
MUSKETEERS VICTORS.

SMusketeers of the Twelfth Street
Y drubbed the Revelers at basket ball
yesterday, 1914, on the Y floor. LIE
Count johnson of the losers, with 10
points, was high scorer. The winners
led all the way.
Evening star., 1935-01-26
Y.M.C.A. Has Big
Program Tonight
XYOLLEY BALL, swimming, wres-
v ting and basket ball make up

v ting and basket ball make up
the athletic card slated this
evening and tonight at the Central
Y. M. G. A.
There will be three volley ball
games in a round-robin tourney.
The Central Y team meets the
York Y outfit at 6 o'clock, with the
Baltimore Y and York combina-
tions facing at and the Balti-
more and Washington outfits at 9.
Baltimore and Washington
splaShers face in swimming meet
at g. Dewitt School and Y Juniors
meet in a wrestling engagement at
7, and the Central Y and York
quintS are to have it out in basket
ball at 8.
Evening star., 1935-01-26
Summary
HERNDON BREAKS EVEN

HERNDON, Va, January 26.-Alex-
andria High basketers easily defeated
the Herndon High quint, 30-14, here
last night, but the Herndon girls
scored over the Alexandria lassies,
24-17.
Bows game summary:
Evening star., 1935-01-26

NEW HAVEN, Conn, January 26
(R.-Frank Gallagher of Fairfield,
Conn, and Carroll Frantz Of Long
mont, Colo, have been chosen CO.
captains Of the Yale freshmen basket
ball team. .--. -...
Evening star., 1935-01-26
WOULD ADD TO LEAD
Alexandria High Expects to Win
Over Hyattsville Quint.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, January 25-
Alexandria Highs court team figures
to add to its lead in the Suburban
League race by downing Hyattsville
High tonight in Armory Hall
In a preliminary the Alexandria
B" team engages the Washington-Lee
High junior varsity, at 7:l5 o'clock.
Episcopal High baSketers meet the
Augusta Military Academy five tonight
on the Virginia court at University, Va
Evening star., 1935-01-26
Summary:
C. U. FROSH WIN, 1923.

With Carroll contributing Is points
Catholic Universitys freshman bas-
ket ball team scored a 34-to-28 vic
tory over the Boys Club of Washing
ton quint last night at Brookland in
a preliminary to the Card-Gallaudet
game.
Summary.
Evening star., 1935-01-26
PRO HOCKEY

BY the Associated Press.
American Association. Oklahoma
City, g. Tulsa, l.
Neutrality-suspicious. City "a. A.,
3; Eveleth (CentraD, /.
Evening star., 1935-01-26
HOWARD FIVE IN GAME.

Howard University's court athletes
entertain the st. Paul Collegiate Insti-
tute five of Lawrenceville, Va, tonight
in the Bison gym at o'clock.
Evening star., 1935-01-26
KENDALL FIVE AHEAD.

Gonzaga's inexperienced basket ball
quaint suffered another setback last
night. bowling to the Kendall School
five in a 29-18 match on the I
Streeters' court.
.oOh f1SN
Evening star., 1935-01-26
How They Stand
In School Series
First Half of Series.

Yesterdays Results.
Eastern, 25, Tech, o.
Western, 10; Central, II (extra
period.
Tuesdays Games.
Eastern VS.. Central, at Tech; Tech
VS.. Roosevelt, at Roosevelt, both
games, $3.50.
Previous Results.
Eastern, SO: Central, "a.
Tech, 46; Roosevelt, SO.
Eastern, 81; Western, "a.
Central, As; Roosevelt, 20.
Western, %; Tech, 10.
Eastern, 38; Roosevelt. 81.
Tech, 80; Central, 16.
Western, 80; Roosevelt, II.
Evening star., 1935-01-26
GonZaga tlS).
HOYA PREP JUNIORS WIN.

Georgetown Prep Juniors took the
Friends School Juniors on the Friends
basket ball court yesterday, 1910.
Evening star., 1935-01-26

4otas '.-l = "A lotaIs' -. ID
Takoma- Silver Spring High School
will play Mount st. Joseph's Prep of
Baltimore tonight at o'clock on the
Takoma Silver Spring court. Several
intramural boxing matches will pre-
cede the game.
Takoma A. c. is to meet the Vir-
ginia Trojans, a team composed of
former Alexandria High players, to-
night in the Takoma Park fire house.
A preliminary at 1880 o'clock will
bring together the Takoma and Rock
vile girls teams.
Evening star., 1935-01-26
EASTERN QUINTET
/. LIKELY TO REPEAT
25-22 Defeat of Tech Keeps
Slate CIean-WeStern
in Second Place.
"ASTERN HIGHS basketers to-
- day appear headed straight
L toward another public high
enhrol nhop,pionShin


l. toward another public high
school championship.
The boys who wear the light blue
and white yesterday put down Tech,
regarded as their toughest foe, in a
stirring 1922 struggle on the Roose-
welt court to mark up their fourth
win in as many starts. 1t was the
second defeat in four starts for Tech
and the Mckinley quint dropped to
third pace.
Western by conquering Central, in
other desperately fought battle. that
required an extra period. 1917, shot
into second place with three wins and
one defeat. The setback put Central
in fourth place, with one victory
against three losses. Roosevelt, which
idled yesterday. is on the bottom Of
the heap, with four losses in as many
starts. Yesterdays games ended first
round play
Evening star., 1935-01-26
Hines Wins Medal.


TINE final round of the qualifying
trials developed some Of the
finest golf this course has seen
with Jimmy Hines of Timber Point,
Long Island. shooting II for a total
Of l42. to win medal honors. Hines
paired of for his opening match play
with AL Zimmerman, Portland, Greg,
who moved into the money circuit
with a lat
Little. seeking to become the first
amateur to win the event. drew Byron
Nelson, Texarkana. Tex, who had a
two-round total of lat.
Dultra matched strokes with Eric
Seavall, Los Angeles, who qualified
with lat, while the P. G. A. title
holder Runyan, squared off with
Harry Cooper, the Chicago veteran
Cooper qualified with l48.
Evening star., 1935-01-26
Risko's Punch Impctent.

TINE good-looking ex-sailor failed
to snow the punch that gained
him a knockout victory several
weeks ago at Scranton over Teody
Yarosz, middleweignt champion, in all
overweight match. He was tied up at
close range ana seldom got a Iong
shot at Dundee's jaw. There were no
knockdowns and little b.ooashed until
the tenth, when a glancing blow
opened cut over Dundee's lei. eye.
The best fight of the night resulted
in close eignt-round decision for
Leonard Del Genio, New York light
weight sensation, over Steve Halaiko
Of Rochester, N. Y. They waged a
slugfest, with honors fairly even. Del
Genio opened cash over Halaiko's
left eye in the last round and offset
Steves superior boxing ability by a
heavy body attack.
Evening star., 1935-01-26
AMATEUR CHAMP
BUCKS GOLF PROS
Little Paired With Nelson
for Opening Round of
Frisco Open.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
- AN FRANCISCO, January 26.-
Seeking a share of $4,000 in
prizes or trophies, 80 qualifiers
Of the San Francisco match
play open tournament teed off today
on the trap-strewn fairways of the
Preside Club course.
Heading the parade we're Lawson
Little, American and British Amateur
title holder. who is playing on his
home course; Olin Dutra, national
open king, and Paul Runyan, White
Plains. N. Y, star who ranks at the
top Of the Professional Golfers Asso-
citation. This trio moved into the
match-play round without the nee
essity of qualifying because of their
titles.
Evening star., 1935-01-26
When Dizzy Was a Rookie.

WE WE'RE sitting around in a
w tanning bee the first night
with Jimmy Wilson, manager
of the Phillies. The former Cardinal
catcher handled Dizzy's fast one when
the kid from Arkansas, Oklahoma
and Texas first reported. Jimmy Will
son and Dizzy have been close pals
from the start.
But if YOU ever saw fresh rookie
when this kid blew in," Jimmy said,
his name was Dean"
Dizzy grinned and winked.
In the first place." Jimmy
said, "he started out by borrow
ing my shoes and wearing my
shirts"
You didn't want great pitcher to
20 around for month wearing one
shirt. did you, Jimmy?" Dean asked.
And that's all had then"
I'll never forget the day." Wilson
said, when Diz came up to me with
this request: Tell the sarge (Gabby
Street, I won't be out for work today.
I'm going fishing and he won't have
a chance to look at my fast one"
Dizzy laughed. Il can hear the old
sarge hollering now"
He hollered all right" Wilson said.
by that time Gabby had found out
it did no good to fine Dizzy or to bawl
him out. The only way he could
punish him was to keep him out of
the ball park for a few days. Dizzy
was so crazy to play base ball that
this sort of punishment was more
than he could stand"
Evening star., 1935-01-26
THE SPORTIIGHT
He and Paul Will Chalk up 55 Wins in '35,
Says Dizzy, but Not as Boast.
BY GRANTLAND RICE

"'AlI right Street said. You start
today
I'VE all thought this was a good
spot to teach him a lesson and wipe
away some of that freshness The
first three men up singled, filling the
bases. We were all laughing and
cheering. And then the big kid got
sore and struck out Cochrane, Foxx
and Simmons on either 9 or 10 pitched
balls"
Dizzy laughed again. He has a
quick, infectious laugh. which shows
white, well-formed teeth. And when
he laughs you know he means It.
There is a deep-planted sim
cerity in both Dizzy and Paul
which no enc could mistake.
You know they are real and
can be nothing else.
Dizzy says just what he thinkS-as
he said to Frank Frisch in the club
house early in September: What kind
of ball club am hooked up with?
If it wasn't for me and Paul this team
would be in seventh place Only 20
of the Cardinals were listening. Yet
both Dizzy and Paul pick Frank FriSch
as the greatest manager they've ever
known. Franks a money player and
a money manager" Dizzy says.