The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-10
Bristol, Branford Clubs Fauored Tonight
TODAY'S SPORT PARADE
BY HENRY McLEMORE (United Press stan Correspondent)

(United Press Stan Correspondent Daytona Beach, Fla, March lo- (UP)-Roger Pe:kinpaugh probably hasn't given the Milky Way or the Big Dipper a single thought since he signed a contract to manage the Cleveland Indians thie year, but the stars that go to make them up. as well as all the other high class twinklers, are working in three eight-hour shifts these nights to help him be a success.
 From the Pole star to Venus they are az busy as kittens in a sack, getting positions where they can shine on him most favoresly. You don't have to take my word for this, or even the word of the Mount Will son observatory. It comes iron, Helen Paul, New York city as- trologer who seems to specialize in forecasting what the stars aim to do for athletes.
 A letter from Miss Paul today tby falling meteor, I slispect) in which she not only informed nle of the good things in store for Peckin- paug, hut also told me that q pair of earthly stars, Joe Di Maggio and Joe Louis, had better watch their gtepe during le4i.
 It will undoubtedly please Peckin- paug to know that he Is going to escape all the miser!eS that beset Cleveland,s l940 manager tand I used the word manager" advised ly). Oss1e Witt scarcely escaped with his life ar da bonus. But Miss Paul makes tllis rcCsate prediction concerning Roger:
 Co.Operation
 "The early spring will be 6 most encouraging one for him. For he will get good deal of co-opera- ton. Then, beginning with June l. his chart shows 6 great deal of financial profit which may be in- terprettd as bringing him an addi- t!onal bonus. He will definitely in gratiate himself with tic "pcwerg that be-"
 (Miss Paul doesr't llst the powers that be. But the chances are she means Rollie Hemgley, Bob Teller and the other contented malcon- tents.)
 "several planets in the highly or- iginal sign of Aquartus will prompt him to ifiaugurate several new ideas in the development Of his job-LeaS which may not meet with the ap- proval of certain people, but which will definitely develop most success fully for him aS well as for the owners of that enterprise"
 The stars, according to Miss Paul, have a grudye against D4Magglo and Louis. But they are going to be pretty decent about that, how. ever, and not hold the peeve after June 10. Up until that time, though, the two JoeS would be wise to be as cautious as visiting salmon in a canning factory.
 More Money?
 "DiMaggio.' Miss Paul sayE, "saould be extremely careful in or der to avoid accident or illress up to June 10. Thereafter he will con. tinue to be amazingly successful His stars for the latter half of ie4l promiGe an increase iia his income (Mr. Barrow will give the stare en argument about that, I beD either through his present occupation CT through certain outside investment.
 Lou., who has made opponents zee enough stars to populate 6 full. s1zed solar system. can keep hig fingers crossed until the middle of June, too, but after that can be as blithe as a bird in Q vineyard, @- cure in the knowledge that all the signs of the Zodiac are !n his cor. fler and roofing for him.
 Until the middle of June.' Miss Paul cautions Louis. "he would do well to avoid being challenged. Moreover, his adverse aspects may manifest themselves iia various oth- CT ways as well: in his investments, in his domestic affairs, iYa the health Of his relatives, Beginning with the middle of June, however, he will have more lucky breaks than ever before"
 Miss Paul, If you happen to see this, please send me down my horo scope. I'm sagittarius boy, which. as you know Is fiery sign. And one in which. If the moon is dark or on tie wane, raddslles or pota- toes may be safely planted. |