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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
MRS. L. A. JOHNSON HEADS LINKS GROUP
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sIc-ssesn lsesus anessess fes nsss
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nruaasef alleys
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The sDnuai Wnmsns cir tnufna
asnt scheduled faf saturday nlsnt
aud sunday Al ths nFoad~sf siists
ons satlad 81 teams foils saturday a
! a'sless
The sunday = hsduie Euifu~s th@
fafif nifds lsasue. snd starts a. I
u'riasa nfnsf squads ara listed faf
and 1elnts his alleys Gil ise
used foF tho tourney
Tire spnsn stafz ffun ali rssnn.
slisfs ~til be shootlns fef tns tss
city hnwiins Championships fs~uhls-
snd singles siii ne Fuilsd me fui
inNinE sssk end
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Women 5 Golf
Tourney Here
Fircrsst Scene Of ;
Ssois Championship

Mr- u u re<>~ q ne s~<ttie.-
coif riun "a. rls<fsd treasurer.
ssere<frnx sh< ate Nrs st~ps>e
r~ss cf Rainier osner memnsrs
- ina effei.i fsmslS are Mrs. ".
e si~msysr snd Mrs. " n
narus. s~ss 20 Firer~.t s><rrssry
ant ssnasesr ehslFmsr. r~~r>~-
lively
IN. tasfnsmens enmmiftss n
charge ~ Ftws~~t 10 uF< inhs-
.nn. NJ. carisnn. Mrs. r<ss<. Mfs
w. q Paige ~ ft<llsaxnsm art
Mrs = T. VIM u rrpsameor
res Washington state Wom<H's
Cl~if s~netatinn today snneune~1
lts 1871 championships Oh -
held Aas 30 ~ Fifes~~s elur hers.
rhs wss decided a q me~tlnG ~
Inc organization 81 seattle
Naysei vesseA. s~nssbp. 49,
designated - sesse<1sa sussp-
hes&~r Aisha.ah ~ w.s ~
rsewr ~ insp No t~uvps-
w~~s 80. s~ls lest s~as
Mr.. l. A. i.nnsrn yswre<x
ga. NAMED president ~ the 49,
soss.tlon snd Mra Fred , Carl ;.
snn ~ srassnss wanlta easf eisA
site ~ the issz tourney. wss sp-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Louis-Simon
Play Tonight
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS {

pErRofr-Heayy,Seight Cham
pion Joe Louis who roeketed q
fame N his FIRST New York show
ing SIX years age At the expense
Of ponderuus Primo Camera
stages his second giant killing act
tonight he hopes right IN his
own home town.
LOUIS. Who a. = young Negro
lshorer ran the gamut 81 odd lobs
IN this motor city. losses his dark
dynamite against huge Abe Simon.
the Manhattan Man Mountain. be
for q sell-out crowd u $1,000 At
the Olympia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
voRy TO suooT ron

Added 10 the already long bst
Of rophie, for prep ssiers In the
foir-Way high school meet this
weekend 1T Paradise are The
c. r. 6. perpetual for team winner
IN cross country. donated BY tho
sh team. and me Noun, Rainier
perpetual for the winning team IN
slslom. awarded By the Rainier
National PARK company
When the final draw Ma
made for place. In the meet.
II teams and ~ entrants
were listed for the events.
Tscomsn. In the order 81
the run include: ~I>IDN;
MVron Dodds. .. Gene Dugsw,
~: Ted Gregg. 20. Gene PAR.
70: Primo RSssiiini. ~: wslly
Eyan.. 10: Pal Nelson. ~.
Dick weissr. So JUMPING:
MyroB Dodds. 4: Bert kads.
=: Ted Gregg. I'll. CROSS
COUNTRY: Gene Farr, 2;
Carl Nilsson. 8: Gene Dugsw.
IL; Pal Nelson. Is; WaIiy
Evan. IS; Willard HOMELAND.
"a: Ted Gregg. 10. DOWN
HILL: Gen. DuEsw, 4; Myron
Dodds. FL Primo Ros~Iitni. 81:
Ted Greg. 40: Gene Farr. 81;
Joseph LsPsrte. 81; Wailis
Evans, So, and Pal Nelson, 90.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

BROADWAY MOMT>s
t.fAstH

1.otrslns Miller. nehor lady for
Brntrud Insurance. rolled sal for
the high total In the matches ~
The Broadway Womsn's league m
the Broadway alleys Thursday
night Her games vsfs 1913. iss
and ITO.
Catherine Daughsriy. ~ the
Beaver Lumber quintet. registered
204 for the high single game and
finished wiih = nice tss Laura
Pate turned in a 900 score. with
ia for her best slngi. game
Ths league isa6ins Ava nabsfss
Insurance team. eafnp<a<d 81 ladies'
from to cify Hal continued -
winning says taxing three prints
from Hfo@dssT Beauty salon esfs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Bear Crewmen Beat Oreqonians

BERKELEY. Cslif. The Oregon
state college crew moved down 10
Redwood City today for a trial
spin over the lower hay course in
preparation for race with the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
PLAY. NOR LADIES' LEAGUE

Frances Lnsier and Mary Lsif-
ester. members ~ the Allen
Plumbing team. rolled high scores
in the matches 81 tho Play Nor
ladies' league Thursday night.
Mrs Lusler registered leo. las
and III. Ia set the top total at
sos Mrs Leicester finished with
arc including game. u ia. IA
and isa.
Two msmbsrs Of the Play Nor
Lunch team wsre amnns Tire top
scorers ~ the matches Mildred nrN
nolds registered Goa In the anchor
spot ana Charlotte xstsoxic Tailed
I'll in tho isadaff position
Play Nor Launch Won four ffom
Federal bakery ana Alien Plumbers
son tour from johnson Candy
PLAY MON COMMERCIAL.
Al Melton anehef man for Aiehssl
the rlay.Mor Commercial league
Thursday nisht xith . sac total ana
singles sameA of is7 20i and ihf
Jim nsAms hung up al count
for Montgomery Ward a. the team
heightened its lead in the league
With fuuf=point ein over Center
street service station
trs haiistt rolled nicely, scoring
$40 10 pace MAXWELL Petroleum ~
aud keep hia team In tho thlsk OF
the hot championship battle
Two members Of the Hammond
Electric Laundry team rolled good
scofss uSurze ysis turned IN hz1
ana Prank ksrth 500
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
prAp-ryr BAskETErR

IOfsfteD, ONO bob tserhffs
Toledo university's ace cage scorer.
has averaged almost is points =
game this season. he recently
registered Is points against Day
ton. one point more than the en-.
tire opposing squad compiled
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

PULLMAN. Wash. - More than
200 athletes from Northwest hlgh
schools and colleges yer. expected
here tomorrow for IN. fourth an.
nusl Inland Empire indoor track
meet. Fred BOILER. Washington
state college sthl.ue director. an
nolInesd to-day
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Coast Briefs
ny INUrEn nnHa.
BY UNITED PRESS

NAPA. Cal.-Cecil fDynamite)
Dunn, Oakland first haseman. re-
turns 10 the hospital today for .
final checkup on possible head in
1uries sustained when he was hit
by = pitched ball ~. was dis
missed from the hospital when
preliminary examination revealed
no fracture or conclusion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

Stanford university eight. after
losing by three and half lengths
To the University NJ California re-
serves over a 1000 Oakland
estuary course.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
FLORISTS sAIi.
Skidaddlinq
Nv JEAN HUDSON
STILL PIuGGl>'

Novice racers are still hanging
on. hoping some day 10 be real
honest-to-goodness. something to-
shout about skiers Last weeks
races, added 10 the percentages of
previous races. left nearly 30 still
In the running for the seasons
championships which will h, run
on April ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Florists and Freighiers
Reach County Hoop Finals
Title Contest Slated for Monday in
Stadium Gym: Other Divisions Perform

Florists sand Freighters hurtled
into the finals ~ the Class a
division 81 the annual Pierce Coun-
" Inter-Lesgae basketball tourney
Thursday night 81 STADIUM high
Orting Merchants and CO c
sSth Infantry Camp Murray.
placed their squads into the Class
n finals
CO. X. ietst Infantry. Camp
Murray. and Fife Merchants went
into Glass c championship com
petition.
Manitou Community and GO. {.
isSrd Infantry from Camp Murray
hattled their way into Class u
finals.
The semis put four members Of
Tacoma leagues and three Camp
Murray fives into IN, finals along
with the ortinr club from the
County loop.
FLORISTS sAn.
Finals will he played Monday
night at Stadium high school gym.
Class u at 30 o'clock. Class {
at : 10 o'clock. Class r At $ 30
O'Clock and Glass A finals At 20
o'clock.
The FLORISTS boonped into
IL first period lead only Ia
have RAYMOND Tiny" Arndt
tie the count NJ 1910. hut that
WAS as far a. 60. 4. I6ist
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
sfn a,.Ntr MERCHANTS.
llIh AAlNII

kniEhis ~ pythias 1hto 90 ~
Farley Fiorist 1aap a. hish ssms
= Nelmsn 100 hish series a heimsn
kresm KrIs, 7sos ~ " oadssn
Cleaners 2tAh ~. htsh ssms .
D~drirhson ia hish series. 2 spade
fore sfs
18th Ave tpnilsne. 7afs foi ~ sth
Ave Sheet Meta 7s55 90 nigh Hsfns
y Msrihush 2os. hlsn series. u
MarihuRh si7
sun prus 7sss "a ~ Ma a.
Service 2s2a "a high game n HuFls
but 100. high series y hnribut b0i
sofONA IfasIr ui-wAy
semaphor~ Tavern 7t7s az "
Opal Tavern 73ss ~ high sams n
u Weller 100 hlsh series. T rasnl
$40.
lied Men 7ss7 faD Va Oasis asT1
a. hish game 1 juicy 7si high
ssfiss. T.. July tio
The Coffee pot 1a02 - " sunsa
Low Cabinet 1900 fnl hish game ~
Pasni iss hish series. J Flanagan
$40
lon juicy noHns fas the osais
held tho rru~d IN suspense shile 10
hammered But eight strikes IN .
row lie finished xtth 7si Tire hishs
80 league ssns fst rolled On me
HizNsY lanes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
CENTURY LEAGUE

Csniury iesgusrs ralled fnslf
weekly snatch lass night - cois.
scum alleys with FINE ru-lits
Fred Swansea. f1tus Paris
pssusy sslcn. ard sam Coles
Hub Ciethists. each hsa games ~
80. hlxh fer the league
Swanson rclled twa ether game.
- ia ard ~ fer ths Aish ~riss
~ ths evening ST..
Rey e.rs.o rell>a . -ess~.
~ sos. its and fss Zoe sss
for Ns.hinxta. Hardware
Hes~rts. Huh 1iefhs~r.. rolled
rsm~. At III, iTs ard . fea.
sss.
Barney Olsen. ashern Paint
duplicated the score with games u
Ia ais and II.
Sam Cele- had games ~ LEA
la ard ga for = neat ast
other 300 games wrre Danny
fflatka izo. q. tsfl~sn. I'll Nsy
Niohsad, 200. Harvey Berlin. sei
Nelson. 40, rcssr. 7oi. and c y.
Miller. 22a
hsfNeF Hsriin rtss~dsun . i've
pin srlit shish inrlades ths so
Sic pin. fof Hsfpefs canf~ctleneFY
team
rsul-on, s.ss ~. uarp~- ooa-
fecficnsfY 7tsA ~ Hnh ciexngsfs
3Hol ca - hofn Paint sHns ~
Warrington Hardware 3afe ~ HFess
nanas 1sf7 90 rahst niue aihbnn
ffnf o.. little rafls n<sutv salon
lseo - nfysns rup~f cream 1se1
~. Old 81 Louis zfus 90 MAJ
Producers 1zaa co. Community
Tavern 3tss f0f SPAR Lunch 171s
~ Primes Inn 9shs "a. stevens.
Nsttsr 1ssi "a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Tillicums Bill
Sunday Practice

Tho Tillioum Chiefs. Western
Washington league champions.
viii hold their third workout ~
tn. season Sunday IT 10 ~
the Western Washington hospital
grounds Last years players and
any new talent DESTROYS for try.
outs are asked 10 appear.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
1cial.. Perry mitchell and Geo.


Tits 40 SAC Ttls Il 5ll3l
Halftime score Hoquiam 2e. Walla
Nalla Ia
Officials: George Never and Perry
Mitchell
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

MI spaLsne Ledge Road open
20 White Pine lodge M inches
snow on ground. solid pack ski.
inE good
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Thursdays State Hoop Scores
GANt NJ. II
81 InHN NINAIf


TITS II 7li2a Tits si32A
Half-tims score 81 John Il. We
nstchee IL
Officials Bob Bailey and ives Lees
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

RRENIIRION

-- TITS II II 20
Tits "a $1,000 gehrtannspgFTAoI
Half-time score Bremerton II. Lin
coin 10
Officials; IVES Lees and Bob Bailey
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

BOYES HOT SPRINGS.
Cal.-Manager Lefty O'Doul
was particularly pleased today
with the performance Of be-
specialized Charley Schanz,
late Of Tacoma and Yakima.
who turned the yannlgans back
with two hits In n six-inninr
performance for the San Fran
cisco Seals yesterday. Schanx
seems 10 have gained the con
troll he lacked last year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

Tits 10 s27 rtls 6 si4
Half-time score: Lewis and Clark
IL Bellingham
Officials. Perry Mitchell and Geo.
Never
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

field ~. ortinR Merchants 10
subs Jefferson Piayfisld Dubois
~ Jouef y Harris Ortlns Msr.
chanis Kruger "a. TAYLOR al
saAsasl Referee scotty Mao Donald
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
ROW. DAY TRANsrLANrEp

Combining the Tacoma Ski club
championships with the regular
Novice race and the Ski Bowl
Tacoma Day slalom March 30 will
save a lot Of grief and headaches
for officials Of the club 20 whom
fall the duty Of putting on the
three events.
Since the Ski bowl IL closed
and the calendar too full To
run the club championships
another time, this decision
seems wise. For the racers.
when the time romes. ~ viii
b~ one Of those now or never
cases--one wsshout In the run
will mean three when time
comes for the reckoning after
ia all over.
When The SHOWS are m NOR,
the summer. this writer has =
~neaking suspicion shes going 10
Try another kind Of wings for a
while.
Particularly IL thi. true
after getting a good squint
the other dsy at the mountain
and surrounding terrain from
Bernard Osaald's new Culver
Cadet. latest addition 10 the
fleet Of planes for Oswald Ply
ing service.
At least its suggestion for
the spectator who tires n traffic
problems on busy Sunday after
noon. what thrill II would 10
N watch silver SKIS run from
the air,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

tntaatfN rRHft tHffN tafNH
Aarrssis ols.. 4 seye. TIE
re.ies. l~d Nv Roger Peters.
moved eut IN front I'LL -
the half ard ~. Ecsnk ssss,
s1-ss.
Buckley challenged briefly when
trailing "a near the end ~ the
first quarter against Frslghtsrs.
who led ss-io ~ the half ard scn
se-27
A plucky but tired 90. c. issth
Infantry club turned hack the
hardy challenge Of the Fort Levi.
champions, 90. n. esth quarter
masters. 26ss2
oRTI>G WINS
jefferson Pisyfield lost 10 ori-
ing Merchants. s3-2s
Fife Merchants took turns with
the Wolf Creek Sioux Indians. rep
resentlng Co. y. ieard Infantry.
Camp Murray. and hroke away
from = 2e-2e tie In the final minute
to win. s,-2p
60. n, 1sist Infsntrs. Camp
Murray. BOWED over the
strong American Lake club.
al.sa
Co. c. isard Infantry. Camp
Murray, eliminated the last Me-
Chord Field entry. 18th Air nase,
IS 10 10 In Class n
Manitou Community upset Com
munity House. 2e-te
Results Of Thursday nights
Pierce county title tourney:
CLASS
>rmi-Ifnais
GAM NJ
s Florists sd taap 60. 1, lsi.,.
Lucion 81 -. 81 n,ssmsn
y. Turner tai So. "a Afndt
,. turner Ial. a.. ca Hagsst
ppotshy 90 a.. 80 huss Humid
half-tlms sore California Florlsis
II Go. L. leist Infantry a.
subs California Florists Rrown
C L. leist Infantry lee. ksas.
Wilson. Davis Referee. John Wafd
trsishtsfs tisl tffb nu,At,,
cummlns. dil .F.,...,.. ~ is~ls
DAVE 10 .....Cs...s. ga stranu
lockhsrt - o.. 81 shannon
HAif-time score intsf.ci,, An,a
Froight a. buckley aasfehanls 10
SUBJ intsr-Clty Auto freishI
Dunnegan. Williams Buckley sef-
chants Ames IL. Allan. Referee
/ John Ward.
CLASS a
GAM No. IS
60. y, ss,h ttsb tiab 10, 4, Isa.h
itsiston "a -. tioD Lsnnins
laik s.ss.4 sssstt.... 90 AooeTs
iawfrno. 90 o.. 90 oAhshart
vaughn ...s 80 1.tfs.rs 90 aufke
Hslf-lime score Co ". bstn guar
srmasters Il, Co G. lHsth Infantry
subs 90 n. ssth Quart.fmas,sr.
/ Ford tal Thss Go & lsoth In
/ fantfy Cramsr. Referee acotty
G,N, NJ. Ia
Jefferson tssb tiab ortins
Rowan - - -. ~ Johnston
" so'i H. qn "a, -. % ~ t .,c,,
Simpson 90 ...o.....t. "a Wills
Haif.tims score Jefferson Pisy.
field "a. ortins m.rcnsnm 10
SUBJ Jefferson PlAyfisld Dubois
~. Jones y Harris ortlns Mer-
saasasi. Referee scotty Maeponaid
CLASS q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

ONTARIO. Csl.-Jimmy Collins
smuggling first bsseman. was ex-
pected 10 come to terms today
with the Los Angeles Angel man
sgement and end his holdout siege
Collins prospective sale 10 IN.
Pittsburgh Pirates vas called off
yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

Half-slfns seofs Nsnitou is Com
muniiY Houkr
SUBJ HsfsfDu Community Church
wills 80 Community Hosa~ Fiunt-
gar ~ Referee fsyn Kfl<uer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

SAN FERNANDO, Cal. Seat
lie vas scheduled 10 play the
Hollywood Stars in an exhibition
here today. Hollywood hs. been
bolstered by the addition Of
Johnny Barrett. outfielder. and
frankie Dasao. right handed
pitcher, acquired from the Boston
Red Sox.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

VI CENTRIC. Cal. - Rat
ting practice, running and
fielding occupied the ssS
Diego Padres TODAY a. they
prepared for the first Of their
week end exhibition. against
the San Diego Marines tomor-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

Hhlfstime hcnfe 18Th Air Hasr ! 1
Co 9 ioaFd Infantry 10
subs 18th Ar baas Harrison ~
Hubbard. Graham. RIPLEY Jaros Co
& ls3Fd Infantry Corklns "a. Pins
Clkon. Nelson. CianlEan Referees
Don KYuzneF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

Hslf-tlms score CO X iafst In.
fsntrY 10. American LAKE -
subs Co X faIat fnIantry
Becker Donsvan a.. More Ensign
American Lax Rob Grass n Paul.
son "a, Referee Pred i<Pensks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

ficials. IVES Lees and Bob Bailey


TITS ie 7ilsa TITS 10 6l232
Half-time score. oaksllle 80, Port
pue1ae IA
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ti As a
GAM No. 4

Half time score CO. " bhtn guar
tsrmasters Il, Co. G. lasth Infantry
10
subs Go n saith Quartefmasters
ford ca. ThsE Co e lsdth In.
fantfy Cramsr Referee acorty
Macdonald
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

WEST

u To
Officials Perry Mitchell and Geo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
IANk
GAM No. Is

Half time score co y. fs1fd in
fantY =. Pie Merchants IT
Subs Go . l01fd IufhntfY
BuAhman Monroe az pfc Nor.
chants Bsfessni Referee Pred 10.
HanHNa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-11
Today's Sport Parade
BY HENRY McLEMORE United Press Stan Correspondent

Daytona Beach, Fla. March H. (UP)-With the possible exception of your job and my job, the hardest job in the world must be that of managing minor league baseball team.
 I couldn't help but come to that conclusion after an interview with Kiki Cuyler, one-time National league outfielding star who now Is In charge of the Chattanooga Lookouts of the Southern Associa- ton.
 hadn't talked to him ten min utes before I realized that the managerial jobs of such big league men as Joe Mccarthy, Connie Mack. Bill Terry and thirteen oth- CTS, are mortal cinches when you talk to Kiki you realize that com- pared to him they have about as many problems as does Park Ave- nue specialist compared to coun- try doctor,
 The Chattanooga Lookouts are Kiki's lookout and he has no one to help him. From the first time they report for spring practice until they have developed enough to attract the attention of Q higher ranking team, the players are his problem. He has no coaches, no assistants of any sort.
 Busy Man
 If the raw rookie doesn't know enough to wear tie in the dining room, Kiki has to tell him. He has to tell him about tipping bellboys, he has to make him write letters home, and tell him how to catch the bus that goes to the ball park. It is when the players get to the park however. that Kiki's or any other minor league managers work really begins. Tn the big leagues Q manager has three or four help- CTS. There IS a man to work with the pitchers, man to hit to the infield, q man to hit to the outfleld, and this leaves the manager time to study the player individually. But Cuyler, like nearly all of his fellow minor league managers, has all of this to do himself. He even has to give calisthenics at the start of practice in the morning, as well as go around what ever team the town is training in and round up high school and sandlot boys to pitch in batting practice.
 From ten in the morning till late in the afternoon he has to teach pitchers how to pitch, catchers how to catch, first basemen how to first base and so on around ak the posi- tions on the team. In between
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times he coaches sliding, base run ming. the art of signals, and keeps a chart on the mistakes made by the players. Each morning, even before the calisthenics is started he holds a blackboard skull drill and teaches the fundamentals of baseball. A big league manager gets the finished product - the minor league manager deals with the raw stuff, boys who very often don't even know the e)ementals of the game.
 Kikl tod me that he has had youngsters who, while they could hit and run, didn't know enough to tag up before advancing a base after an outfleld fly.
 Signals Taboo
 q have had rockies argue with me about tagging up, claiming they didn't play that way at home" Cuyler told me. T have had rookie pitchers, straight from the hills, who had never heard of a signal and who got mad as hell when a catcher told them what to throw. They always point out that the pitcher is the big man on the team where they come from, and no catcher was gonna tell them how to chuck.
 Another tough thing that minor league managers have to face Is that each year he must take on six new rockies who have never played in higher class league before. As his boys get good they are sold or traded and the breaking in process starts all over again. It is a tribute to the knowledge and patience of men like Cuyler that, year after year, the minor league sends stars to the big leagues, and the finished products we cheer in the World Series once went to kindergarten under those teachers of fundamen- tals who do so much for the game with scarcely no recognition or scarcely cheer. Maybe you and I have soft jobs after all.