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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-01
Montana
Editorials

When something goes wrong with
American activity, a speed-up some
where along the line is usually brought
to bear to fix things. This is what Is
proposed now by American railroads,
which are buster than they have been
in more than 10 years.
Car shortages, virtually unknown
since 1920, loom as distinct possibility.
1t is feared that unless present freight
traffic predictions are wrong severe
pinch will develop by late summer or
early fall. Naturally railroad executives
are doing everything they can think
Of to avoid that possibility because
any evidence of inability to handle
traffic would play into the hands of
those who are eager to apply an in
creasing degree of government control.
By autumn the railroads estimate
they will have weekly peak of $4,000
loaded freight cars to handle. They
will have 1,586,143 freight cars in run
ming order, which wouldn't be quite
enough under present schedules. The
railroads had 100000 cars in 1928.
At present the average car turn
| around time" Is 1874 days That is the
time required for freight car to be
6AfSi w q oiiAPPCi, lOdtied, Hduleu W
destination, unloaded and put back
into service. The railroads figure that
! if they can cut this turn around
time" to u days flat. they will have
enough cars until they can acquire
more. They are making plans to do
this and no doubt it will be DONE
Helena independently
/ We are tied to life by thin physical
cords which sometimes show an ex-
traordinary toughness, sometimes snap
at touch. There are other ties, too,
binding us to life, ties of eagerness,
and curiosity, and love. The greatest
of these is love.
| Fritz Kreisler, beloved violinist, was
struck down in the street by an auto
mobile, and for weeks he fingered be-
tween life and death. They brought
his violin to the hospital, and when
he looked on this loved companion of
| lifetime his dull eyes frightened.
At first it was enough merely to hold
it in his hands.
Then he began again to play, learn
ing in sense all over again, the
magic of old. Now he is recovering.
Before next year Kreisler will be
playing in concert again, they say. The
love of music and his magic violin had
helped marvelously to reinforce the
strained ties that held him fast to
life.-CThe Great Falls LeaderJ
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-01

At each meal-or three times day
the United States consumes on the av-
erage Of 1864 900 pounds Of beef, veal,
pork and lamb.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-01
WILL SAVE POWER

Will SAVE TO"En
WA SIZING T ON. Congressional
sources said President Roosevelt will
send a message to Capitol hill next
week recommending nationwide OBJ
servance Of daylight saving time as a
power conservation move.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-01

Mexicos 1887 war budget Of $22,2 22,-
600, the largest In five years, provides
for a 10 percent pay increase for all
soldiers
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-01

Experience is a great teacher It
teaches us how to make other kinds
Of mistakes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-13

Taeomo bessbeil else
serves ere breeders over
sfofion kAo 1850 &c.
ssoffls Coost league
semss ever ksSc 1900
KCl.
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culture. 7.l5. Good
Morning
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n Sale
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Powers
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Rest
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News
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Musical Handy Mar
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$50 A. VI.
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900 A. NJ.
IKMO-SeWs
XVI - Life Beautiful.
SIS Woman n White
KOMO-Julia Blake 2 Is
Bess johnson
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a-f6. News.
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aa5. III Ftnc Ny Way
XVI 80 Happiness 2 IS
Honensk ers.
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Aunt jenny.
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TUESDAY

II
KVI-studlo. It's. Pete
| Logan. Singing Cow
hand
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culture
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KAO-sewk. 7<5. Trade
n sale.
KvI-Hevs 74s. Jane
POweTa.
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David Harum.
KJR - Gospel Clinic;
74s Breakfast Club.
KIRO-Hews; 7.45. Hu-
sic. 7.5s. Weather.
500 A. NJ.
KAO - Mutual Dons.
SIS. Musical Portrait
KvI-Kats Smith. s.l5.
News
ONO - Sam HAYES.
BIS. Musical Handy
Man.
KJR Evsryman .
Chapel.
KIRo-KAts Smith.
$3.50 A. NJ.
KMo-News: s:4s. Chap
Ell Chimes.
KvI-Helen Trent; s45.
Gal SUNDAY.
MO - Deep River
Boys.
KJR-FArm and Home.
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900 A. Nj.
KMO-Hews.
XVI - Life Beautiful.
BIS. Women in White
KOMO-Talk: sib. Bess
johnson.
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e:Ib, News
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$3.50 A. NJ.
X NJ O. Helen Holden.
GAS. Melodies.
XIV Happiness. s4b.
Mary Lee Taylor
KOMO-Ellen Randolph;
e:45, DIT Kate.
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News.
KIRO-Serial.
1000 A. NJ.
MO News, 1918.
Hollywood.
KVI-Big Sister; lo:lb,
Aunt Jenny.
KOMO-Light OF World,
1918. Mystery Man
KJR Ann Sterling:
1918. Art Bakers
Notebook
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1890 A. NJ.
KMO-Womens RAD o
Awards
XIV Fletcher Wiley;
1O:45. Kate Hopkins.
X o NJ O-Valiant Lady.
1o:45. Grimms Daugh-
ter.
KJR-Inuuiring Report
er. 1918. Dance Music
KIRO-Commentator.
II 100 A. NJ.
O-Bookworm. Has.
organ.
VI-Martha Webster.
11:15. song Treasury.
KOMo-Against Storm.
11:l5. Ma Perkins
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voroe; 1875, Amanda.
KIRO-Serial
1880 A. NJ.
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Top Tunes.
KV1-When a Girl Mar
ries AS, Women OF
Courage
KOMO - Guiding Light;
1ls45, Vic and SADIE.
KJR-Other Wife. Il AS
Plain Bill
KIRO-News.
II NOON
KMO - Toast; 1915
News.
kVI-News Il IS, MR.
and Marge.
] KOMO-BackstaRe Wife
12.I5. Stella Dallas
KJR-Mother OF Mine
1918. News.
KIRO-Singin' Sam.
1890 p. Nj.
KMO-Johnson Family,
l245. Organ.
XVI - Bess Johnson.
i2:45. Stepmother.
KMO - Lorenzo Jones.
i2:4S. Wilder Brown.
KJR-Club Matinee.
KIRO-Bess Johnson.
100 T. NJ.
KMO-John 3 Hughes:
1I5. Confessions OF
Corsair
KVI-Hymns: I.lS. Mys-
tic Melodies.
KOMO-Home OF Brave
i15, PortiA Blake.
KJR-Ann Sterling. 1915
Cecil Solly.
KIRO-Hymna.
1870 p. NJ.
KMO We Are Always
Young las Edith
Adams
XVI ONeillS. as
ScatterEood BaineS
KOMO 49, Three Romeos
i4s. Mary Marlin
KJR-Studio. las. shin
ing Hour
K1RO-Serial.
200 Z. VI.
KMO-Arnly Girl 2.l5.
AZ the Twig Is Bent.
KVI-Dr. Malone AIS,
Bob Harmon. Songs.
KOMO-Pepper Young.
2:15. Lone Journey.
KJR-Army Band.
I KIRO-Serial.
2:30 p. NJ.
KMo-ohn B. Hughes
245. Let's Play Bridge
KV1-Girl Inferno 2;4a
World Today.
K o NJ O-Piano Recital.
2:4s. Homskeepers
KJR-Wfe Saver. 24s
Gasoline Alley.
KIRO-Serfsl
$500 p. NJ.
EMO-U 5 Navy: SIS
Here's Morgan.
KVI-MrS. Burton
kOMC-Biltmore Orch.
SIT. News
KJR-Hal Styles. SIS.
Mr. kesn.
kIRO-Serial
$3.50 p. NJ.
E go
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2:3O P. NJ.

KMO-John b. Hughes
As. Let's PLAY Bridge
KV1-Girl Inferno 2 -
World To-Day
X ON O-Piano Recital
2:45 Home keepers
KJR-Wife Saver. 2 IS
Gasoline Alley.
XWnn E,-FaH
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200 p. NJ.

KMO-Arnay Girl AIS
As the Twig Is Bent.
KNI-Dr. Malone. AIS
Bob Harmon, Songs.
KOMO-Pepper Young
ISIS, Lone Journey.
KJR-Army Band.
KIRO-Sarial
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1870 P. NJ.

KMO We Are Always
Young AS Enit b
Adams.
XVI NeillS. as
Scattergood Baines
KOMO 49, Three Romeos
l45. Mary Marlin
KJR-Studio: las. shin
ing Hour
KlRO-Sertal
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KMO-U 5 Navy: SIS
Here 5 Morgan.
KVI-MrS. Burton
KOMO-Biltmore Orch.
SIT. News
KJR-Hal Styles. ais
Mr. Keen
KIRC-Serlal
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KMO-Ned JordEn
kVI-FlrSt NiEhter- 4 $
Elmer Davis
KOMC-Tressurs Chest
kTE-Lrene wicker 4 -
TAs EartonE
KIRO-FirSt ElEhssF.
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II NOON

kMO-John 3 Hughes.
lis. Confessions OF
CorSair
kNI-Hymns: 1:lS. Mys-
tic Melodies.
KOMO-Honle OF Brave
i.15, PortiA Blake.
KJR-Ann Sterling. 1915
Cecil Solly.
KIRO-Hymna.
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IKMO-John Z. Hughes.
1Q-l5 RlnEef an c
Alex nder
kNI-BlE SISTER 1915
Aunt jenny.
EOMC-LlEht ~ World
lols. AyEeFy AaE-
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stN =. NJ
kMC - Fulton LAWS
Ais. M Perkins
kNI-TWtiighf Trails.
KOMO-Gov'r Reports
AS. SingeT.
kJE-SinEer.
KIRO-EeWzreel.
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$3.50 P NJ.

2 To IL
EMO-Studlo
kNl-HelSn Aenken.
kOMO-That Girl. Sss
5 kaiten born.
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Nav.
KIR O-W nsn a Cir
Marriex
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| 1890 ?. NJ.
IKMO-Dsnce Music.
IKVI-World Today
iKOMO - SkinnRy Emil
Orch
KJR-Palace Hotel
KIRO - News Roundup
10 SO, Weather
| IL 100 p. NJ.
tKMO-Dance Music.
XVI - Columbia Master,
works.
iKOMO-Hotel Orchestra
X J r - Fishing News
11:05. Music.
KIRO-Kenneth Stevens
IL: 80 p. NJ.
lKMO-Henry King Orch
lKV1-Mannv Strand Or
lKOMO-Dance Music.
lKJR-Orch.; l1:45. organ
KIRO-Nightcap Yarns
HAS. Music. II SIS
News Il Midnight
Concert Hour. ] A. NJ
Hour OF Reflection
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X MO - Organ, II as.
Top Tunes.
kNi-When a Girl Mar
ries il:45, Women OF
Courage
KOMO - Guiding Light.
1l:45. Vic and SADIE.
KJR-Other Wife. Il AS
Plain Bill
KIRO-News.
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MO FULTON Lewis
AIS. Ma Perkins
.KNI-TwiliRht Trails.
K MO - Dance Orch.
AIS. Vocalist.
KJR-Klne % PIT A
KIRO - Nswsreel. AIS
job Finder.
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kjH-Homespuns 6 IS
sotfb book
kIRO-SerlAl
1890 A. VI.
X II q - Garden cub
1913. School o. Ar
XVI - Fletcher Wiley.
10 IS. Kase Hopkins
KOMO - Valiant LADY,
10 as, GFimms Dsugh-
ter
kJR-Inouirine Reporter
10 as. Munros
.KIRO-Commentator.
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400 p. NJ


KMO - The Bookwormi
3.45. Here's Morgan
lKVI-Second Mrs. Bur
ton
lKOMO-Dance Time
lKJR-Hal Styles. S:l5
Mr. Keen.
'KTRO-Serial
$3.50 p. NJ.
KMO-Studio; 5 as, Prof
Lindsey
lKNI-Clark Ross.
lKOMO-Thst Girl. 3;s5
News.
IKJR - Wife Saver. 3 IS
Dance Music
lKIRO - When = Cir
] Marrtes
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100 A. NJ.
lKMO - Friendly Nabors
1Iib. Orch.
XVI - Martha Webster.
/ Il.lb. sons Treasury.
IKOMO-AEsInst Storm.
Il:l5. Ma Perkins.
IKJR-Orphans OF d.
vorce. lisi5 Amanda
IKIRO-Serial.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-05
PASSING IT ALONG!
With HAROLD SHAW
Bald Statement OF Fact

TT is Mel Marlowes greatest mental bugaboo
1T almost caused international incident at Vancouver
last Saturday afternoon
1T is, according the grapevine the real inside
why the former Washington State college chucker didn't stick
with the San Francisco Seals this spring
TT the good-natured Tiger efthander TO stage
each night in the clubhouse seght-o hand performance
that would put Houdni to shame
Here's the dope
Up at Vancouver they play the national anthem in the
seventh inning and all the players stand attention with
Off But Marlowe instead of coming attention and
dong his headgea under the beachers till the anthem
finished 1t caused considerable the Van
couver radio
Down at San Francisco Marlowe started off well, look
like "A huer in relief efforts, finally getting
starting call and winning it, then suddenly going sky high in
succeeding games Lefty ODou supposed to have given
up Marlowe because he couldn't find the plate.
Which true, Marowe having trouble with his
control but it wasn't all MS fault He being sabo-
tagged by his team, according TO reliable reports Jake
Powell just down from the New York Yankees Ferris Fan
and Nanny Fernandez supposed be the trio who made
life miserable for Marlowe with their qups all about It
Highly strung and sensitive many left-handers.
Marowe unhappy the continuous riding from his
teammates. So he sold TO Tacoma.
In Tiger livery he his first five before losing
Vancouver last Saturday But during all mis- Tacoma
not have any fellow Tigers "t-not in the
showers after the game the street when ne meets
a lady.
For at" you haven't guessed by is bald
head"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-05
By HARRY GRAYSON

NEW YORK 1t turns out that
it was totally unnecessary for the
Tigers TO pay the Browns s25, 900
for Rip Radcliff when Henry
Greenberg picked up a rifle.
All the Detroits had 10 do WAS
bank on their luck with outfield-
ing sluggers.
II rarely has gone sour on them.
Tyrus Raymond Cobb, Wahoo
Sam Crawford. Bobby Veach.
Harry Heilmann. Fatty Fothergill.
Heinie Manush, Barney McCosky
and some more, and now Patrick
Joseph Mullin.
Ned Harris, who came up
from Beaumont with a higher
mark, was given first crack
at the vacancy created by
Greenberg switc hing from
rounding the bases to doing
squads right, but the West
Palm Beach blond made mis-
takes, couldn't throw and
wasn't shifting the sphere.
So Mullen, all six feet two and
$50 pounds Of him, was recalled
from Buffalo.
They practically haven't gotten
him out since.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-05
SUMNER INDUSTRIAL.
LEAGUE, COLISEUM

Rein Kshls led the summer In.
dustriai league with his games Of
1874. i72 and 25l for the high total
o. 567 Ills 2sf was also high for
the night
The WnsslsF tam shot me hIsb
team total u 107s follossd siossiy
~ Niklnuds with = 70s2
There Nss no splitting ~ points
this week. they each toos four o.
nothing Nifiunds Whssisfs ard
heasfehs sssh got ths four. sna
Asfedliht huston and Fapsfs tnas
the Eoose egg
The teams IN ne cellar poaitton
of"pt up on tns league cadets thus
making u snybodr's league with but
fsH niEhts ~ % Papers 80
leading ~ one lvussoms point sith
Hustou Wisiunds MonsFens Msrs
diths and Hhsslsfs sash tfBius -
catch Up
wikiund aOs7 a.. Papers 1854 fol
hiEh. kuDsT SO ssfisa , Rama z9s
single
Whssisrs 1O74 a.. Rusion iab0 90
hiEh = E4snsifh ssi series oiss
buzz 100 sinsis
Honsffhs Isss ~. nsrsditbs i1s1
foJ hish y kshis sol snG 13i
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HAS SOMETHING MORE
THAN $40 AVERAGE

Mullin bids for the American
league recruit OF the year dis
tinction with considerably more
than $40 batting average.
Despite his bulk. ball players
suspect he Is the fastest man in
the game.
Because OF Mullins speed and
remarkable arm. the able Barney
McCosky was switched to left field
To make room for the Irish youth
in center.
Mullin is not yet a polished re-
triever. but improves every time
he takes the field.
Mullin attrlbutes his
splurge 10 reverting TO his
natural swing and 10 getting
away from night baseball In
the minors. He's hitting 100
points better than he did In
the International league Last
season.
Patrick Joseph bstted 1888 for
Lake Charles of the Evangeline
in 1887, his first year out. but
when he graduated to the Beau
mont farm the following spring
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-05
Harry Grayson's Scoreboard
Whirlaway. Definitely Cured Of Bearing
Out On Turns. Goes 10 Arlington With a
New World 10 Conquer in SO. 600 Classic

MARKET Wise tnsids fef the
challenge.
hut Aaasdust was TIE aeld tsst
md 3, may nos safely - ssld thsl
,fhiriaway has definitely hesn eur
- % ~. costly hssit q fannln,
vide On TIE tarns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-05
Tunney Gets
Director Job

KANSAS CITY. Mo. - Gene
TInney. former heavyweight box
ing champion and at present a
lieutenant commander in the l..
8. navy in charge Of physical in
struetion. today became director Of
youth activities of the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars
Adjt Gen. r. B. Handy, tr.
announced Tunney's acceptance Of
the appointment and said the
youth organization he will direct
viii be built around the 5000 local
units Of the WV.
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Benefit Asserts
His Innocence

los ANGELES julio fisnstti.
los Angeles baseball club pitcher
suspended on charges II sa~oeisf-
ING with gamblers. protested his
innocsnes toaay and prepared 10
fight the ruling.
= bsysr swan thought n thro~-
ING a baseball game and no one
sysr asked me to- ne said.
lie ~ss supported In this stats-
msat ~ Dave FLEMING. psesidsnt
~ The Ansfls. sho said
In all our Investigation. Tiers
Nas not ths slightest evidences That
julio three q gains.
nut this sstiss sisapis had
10 be taken In sisw NJ th~
fact that he wss se~a sesspf-
ing money tram . xsmisi~s.
sad IN sisw ~ HE ehssted
sfsfis. regarding Tho matter"
iionstii'a suspension eiimassd .
long Investigation ~ gambling AZ
ball parks. Il VAS reported IN hsss-
ball circles
For SONS months investigators
- the district attorneys AMI
ahsriffa offices kays made SUR
prise Appearances # WrlEisy field.
hume grounds ~ ths Los Angeles
team. 70 shsek upon reported
gambling activities.
Although ne ssfess. were
made. ths alleged gamblers
ssss slssisd from tho hall
park and warmed not 20 rs-
turn. The Lss Asxei~s sisss
was aetiss In ths issesslg sttes
~ gambling and also IN In
bsnstii ease. Sismiss 81
mlftsl.
Less n lsonslsl vas a serious
bi0H 70 ths Los Angslss team.
shieh - managed by Arnold
iJiKEsfj atstx iionsfti won IL
and iost 10 Eamss last ysaf and
this season rad a record n ssssn
victories and TIRES defeats
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Sports Parade
n, ItAHRy FERGUSON
rnitsd Press spsft. ra.t.f

INV NoHk - Having been
urged ~ nosodY 10 pich teams
for ths Ail.star game In 10.
troll on July =. ! shall now pro.
oesd "a do same.
Thla 10 the time If year when
major league manager. fret and
flme trying 10 decide whsther
90 put 10. Doahss and his curve
or AN ziieh and his fast ona
on the All.staf squad
No such doubts assaii IN. In
fact | picked ny American
league team IA ~ seconds flat
and required only . little more
time 10 put down the National
league oulfit Hefr. for thu
benefit ~ harassed managers.
are nv asleetloaat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-05
Giants Make
Good Use OF
Dick Bariell

NEw YORK Detroit Tigers
might not have needed Dlch
Barts1 any longer. but he Is
proving a welcome addition 10
the Giants roster. Win Billy
urges sll4nE again. the vet
sran moved into the shortstOp
lob and held up his end both
sfieid and ~ the plate. Then
when Joe OrenKo came up with
a bruised heel. Dick shifted 20
third base and Old a commend
aols chors
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~ HARRY GRANSo>
MA service sports Faitsr


NEW Nogk whlflsway = of
' for chicago vita only NsS
World 20 conquer.
Alfred Gwynne Vsndefhiits
handsome NsW World - the lous
Riga grad asyeaf-old which Wh.fl-
away has not trimmed IN hls
march - The triple erwin and VIC
tory IN The historic DNyer Stakes
Il AquedacI
Iuvenne rivals YEAR are.
fhey VIII have u eut for the
first time thi. season In the
Sta.o ias.ie ~ mile and
quarter az Ariiaxtan Park,
July -.
Horsemen scarcely recognized
New World when IN his latl boss
he easily rtpulsed sheriff Culksn
md Ovcrdrawn. swift stake vim
ners. In the Flying Heels handicap
II six fuflongs At AaneduoL
Turfmen have seen colts grow
a. much az New World has from
ore year Ia another. but none re-
cali one Tightening cut 10 the
extent Of the chestnut son Of pis-
eovery.
Stridlng Ike his old man. which
could Ealiop all day. New World
ms dazzling speed. out Of sunny
Pal. by sun Briar. New World IL
soldly bred 10 SO route.
His early foot has but 70 be
controlled Cor him 10 repel the
better colts over a distance.
N Nhiriawas. old fault ~
bearing ont on the turns were
still there. ~ surel, would have
bobbed up again In the DwYsr
on the upper turn Of the Egg
shaped Adaueduct course.
That upper tura. No longer
than a rurlong, pr.~ents the
sharpe-t curve In racing.
Some suspected Aqueducts up
per turn would prove such an OBJ.
staele 20 Whlrlaway that the calu-
met flyers remarkable winning
streak would be snapped.
+ Trainer Ben Jones undoubtedly
/ hreathed easier when Whirlsway
trailing az usual. Rugged the rail
"a the first turn.
Eddie Arcaro gave another mas
terful riding exhibition, Arcaro
eased whirlaway around the upper
turn with an English hold rein
so long that his hands were atop
+ the little chestnut's withers The
ION Of Britaln's Blcnheim II has =
tender mouth. 40 the Kentucky
Italian nursed him around tins
bend. with the delicate touch OF
the driver 81 racing car.
! Arcaro looked like jockey In
an old English print.
II was not until he had Whirl.
away Strengthened out and was
ready TO make his run that Arosro
shortened his hold and rode with
,ls hands above the middle Of the
neck like the others
Oddly. says Arcaro. Whirlaway
wanted TO lug out a bit but stayed
in on the last curve. where the
temptation was much less than on
the upper turn.
n was when Arcaro changed
holds an him entering the
stretch that Wblriaasy tried
Ia get out Ia the extent that
George 'arroli. handler Of
Msrke Wise. lodged nm obIee-
ton. Basil James had 10 pull
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Bowling

The itsth reid Artillery ffefn
fort Levi. pulled a elliskfieg ea
TIE PIN eays ~ Tho Coliseum ~
"Wednesday night
Some came IN ard sounded ne
alarm that a dozen army trucks
were pulling ~ outside Instead
- the slx teams expected thsrs
were Twelve and almost =. many
serving As roetsFs
The soldiers have formed
league composed q men from The
issth Fieid Artillery from CALI
fornls. but now stationed AZ the
est cansenment IT Sort Lewis.
with Colonel y. u, coane Gem.
handing. TheY win meet weekly
at the Coliseum.
Lieut.. Kenneth Thomas L. the
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Major Robert Watts IL In charge
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