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AVERT TROUBLE
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NEW YORK (ANP) Railroad
an who \vi.•.■.■-ssed the Syracuse-
Montreal !,,‘.me in which Syracur ' 1
backstop Dick Wo-- 1 almost pro
cipated a ii,:e-rn-t by charging >'
.cror*fbe it-') an alleged b
();:1! i:rtri b- a th vu. still disci,
the it i-WoM sMiiii ; i the Wild-
Art and Music-’i Club we list' 1 •
: ivi Arnold P<.:.,.-,, car-.'ittendan'.
vvto, summed up like this
“iUcnday. September 28 will live
long m :ny memory and 1 wish
vou could have been o: rand to '
I tell the story in your eh ■■'(■•■ sash-
I ion. Never hate I witnessed a ’
; cm,lei- d-splay of nerve m a groat -• I
sr desire to avert trouble than dis
played by young' Donald New- :
com Ik-. Smell wonder It is after j ;
.vatehiiig the incident I am about
relate that fans of Montreal
lavish the same amount of respect. <
.ml affection upon Neweombc •
they did upon Jackie Robinson in
l blame iiicn.-i!'--r Jewel Kc
In-ofcd for iris unti-Ncgro attitude
ivhercv*.'! baseball :s played or ois
i.’uvsed in minor league circle-;
"Treiro ndously ? and vito
an I'lsal go-- J centro! New ,-oi.j:ic
ni-i.iscd what even the -utr.j-'
judged to be high-inside pitch that
seemed to get away from him •
.-iircnh behind fu-it bast »:•-.! \
had a id pair of bonoculars <-n
--abling me to get a close-up of over
th‘j . n -k j lace fi ;d C! vri'.
Vollric; Syracuse outfield* r noi •
.cm bit bv a Newcombe chang
up pitch in the ninth i! is my hi -
. hot that incident would have lr--.l
• u-> ber-iruii-g. Voiimer stood ;<nU
: glared New combo despite the
uic* that every ,ne in the ballpark
i knew ti.o ball that.'struck him -m .
i the sh--older was of the fca'iiriy
i order Eus rushed to the brink -’f
; "hr- dtig'-ut and megnpl-oned -11.. • ■
| !':.■; bards 5 cr.nlhot-- of a racial ns •
i lure.
'1 run ' that a n-J; of b■- .-*
| prayer-, (excepting Syracuse - w>ll
| will i-.rout my contention that
iNc i-y;y- I’us never debb r 'i'ab i'
; Frown a hall at am- player.
‘AF u- r tost in g strike at V, e. ‘ |
i Newcnrnbe followed witb Iha high • j
inside! I told yr.u about- WV.-t wout
i down . nd the ball struck lbs hot.
Like a maddened bull he rushed
toward* the mound and made a fly- j
:■ . toN,to y ;,b N, ■■ (s.e-e,; ivb
- -n o xcy style, sidestepped. Av.,i »•-
a what migiu iiappcn if hr gtap- ;
to-led with the hincuts Chief's cab--, j
t-s. K-: e ■ :•!;■>! merely awaited :
• '-.-'her n:.«.c. oil West's part, in* i
local gendarmes and the ampims -
'i.ed pjoyer-;- rushed to the treat. U •
sr-o- ir ;! afu y rnnch crnfiuieti, i!.< j
game proceeded with no fun’net i
i.Ha;: :> despite J-.- - inststancc that •
Nrwccmiie in'* tossed out , r throw- I
Ing .at his players
N» -.vcombe went -n t«> wm t!-.-- ;
wme of the little world scries and
tt i ea-.ily undes,-tiindabh to me ,!
why Montreal fans swour by him •
! . u. speak lor many vvhitrr m-i :
roi'-re!.: Syi.icuse fai.-.- who n fiord 1
tor: 1 , r, con on:.: rnajos Jis-gi.c e-r. -
J 1 ! f‘ m 'to:nptoh - r and .
‘PUTTY'. SAND
LOT MOUND ACE,
BURIED IN VA,
BY ALVIN tte.m
1: ll "lir.TONLi 'ANP- They
i buried In ing Wysc-U Lewis the
; ;thr-r ri.-y Th: brief r, tin- of h.s
! df-a h worst in-.observed bv all .~x
cep', old timers v.-ho knew Irvog I
j Wyzeil Lewi.- as "one .Armed Fai
- ‘ One Armed Fatty” was the
unusaal haii of a most unusual
baseball battery that functioned tu <
Rkt: ,'Tiond‘s sand lots year:; p
'!- I.V’S *Ci "''J ’ -r.;: Sait
! Hi-.-mas. a left handed catcher. To
gcthci 1 . they made a IkwYi- i!; i! T ‘; ■-
and every Richmonder -who eves
; played hall d.nvn on the- “flat, bo
1 v.-ccfi the Shockoc creek end the
Seaboard Air Lino railroad track
• knew 'Fatty "
Hav: n c only oiis- arni was !v.
: Handicap t. the hefty yotu.ester
He g.itched, lidded his posttio.!
land batted just u- any -•t.ner kid ■
j Tins stuff about the ur.c aimed |
: fielder going to th:- big leagues u ,
'few years ago was poppy-cock to I
! what. Fatty did.
| He had :i wicked fa,-! Frail, a good
I curve and in those days we called
jit a " drop they are "since:;,
and "siiders ' now out whatc. i
the occasion, ‘"Fatty" was eqn.i!
I to it
On t j :e mound, he- tied poise j
. e'en* with lus natural and unuat- ,
j ural ahiliUu.-.. Wii-h a finger glove '
: - winging from ids wrist. f..t;.,
hurled the ball, iFicr; manipulated
j the glove back on hi. hand in (ime
; to be ready to field any bail hit
' it': to, iLIWfiUOI.
i That was all of 35 years ago
; when “Fatty" was tops and Sam
Thomas t.hi-ew runners out. going in I
j third with a snap of his left hanc
: and since that time, many legends.
; grew up concerning the farnou
| battery which always was pressed
into service for tight games where
! the side be is was a little heavy
j Lew i:- was married and lived ,'uiiei
ily it his home town lor the k-.
! exciting years of his life. He J.
jaurvived by ■-.•vvi-.u children, bin
I hi.-- fame as a tiileher will be down
; a port of Richmond’s rich foil-;
I tales.
Front whet's of the 3949 Ford,
i Mtfttiy and Lincoln cars are
• ti! timed under simulated t oad con
| clii ion; by a rev automatic mn
. I ohiti.r which ha. been installed i.i
' ■ ail .he company, assembly plants.
BANUUETS NIXED
8? BUSY. RAISE
WILL BARNSTORM
JtV EVIL M OKI K 5 M*KH
CLEVELAND (ANP? - Out;
fg-itter Larry Doliy nl tiio w. i-i
--"fiinpio!: Cievelond Ind'tms of
Ain rican ioa;ni>- vvl),’. bypa-s ! -'e
bamiuet -i-cu;* this winter and i'PtJ
at iioi-te win. is family, lit- headed
tor i i;. ii.toit in Passaic, N. J., with
hi- v ito Ij.,i • /(:< U.
Ifi h,->- Lcj-iv “Satclivl" I', 1 . 'i>
i -•.-■ -■ iF est- < to join hi tot m r; t
fill fni ,i bamsLuniiri,- toi-i
Evidently Dob> is I eking at i-as
fro rnJaekie hobinson's book of ex
i if-nce l ast winter, Jackie, fixesh
from a world series, vent 0,.i a
round of banquets and public ap
pearances all ovoi the country
In trying to- piease his public
to.- reported to camp overweigilt
and in poor condition. L took near
ly half of the season for him id
reach his lies' condition Dohy is
determined not to have ton. happen)
to him
His hopes to ,»!av ifaskc-tball tills I
wiutci. howcvet. to.ivc* P> c;i taboo
ed by Manager Lon Bnudrov.u
P,-;gc's return u the Indian next
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1 <’f th<s Washington High School
j here, scored the highest mirk in
j the I-'n -shmen Placement Exam- f
I matin h .it Shaw University this!
'.yen;, s-.thoo! officials have an-j
1 no urn: rn i
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It, tv as also .announced that \
West-.«: Butler won the first prb- j
of ■ nd Frances Rogers the se
cond prize of rl in the Fire Prc
j ventioi i Poster Contest reficntJy /
i sponso re-! by the Junior Chamber j
j of Cob ,inn-n:<'.
i year nr. •to be in the doubt Ail
i sta: v .a! ftoi time it i.- whisyer- ;
'od that ids frequent lapses frouL
tiainiiv: iii • laying out all tr'ight (
' d-.u-i-'R* itiv vsdili 1 series and * aher
isuch acts may cause his “retire- j
intent” from the team
j His friend'; hope the nn'noi;-. are'
i not true They all prayed that lu
-1 would cut out his “Negro lragtn- '!
duff, and settle down to do the
! piled iiifi job ton talent say.-; he can jl
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