DECEMBER 30, 1942

Iibliowers o! Major league Base- ball are well acquainted with the popularity that. follows Connie Mack, aged LEEQCI‘ of the Philadel- phia. Athotics. On Christlnos Eve Donnie celebrated his 80th birth- day; neither basebal or any other sport has seen his peer and we think the lollowlig taken from an associated press writer's views would be of interest here:

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55y. Whitney Martin:

on Goodness Gracious hit 80 to- day. but he's still going like 60. Or like 35, just to make it legal

He's oui- idea oi a remarkable

iinolvldual. is the courtly gentle-

man who, with his years adding up to more scores than h‘s Phi.- lldelphla Athiwlcs could make in almost any game last season. is looking forward hopefully toward another campaign.‘

l-Ie‘s tall and spare, lo hi. Connie Mack. l-Ie looks like a. good- stout, onion breath would topple h over. Iii lact. every day is meatless Tuesday as far as hs frame is concerned.

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But he still moves with a. quick, nervous energy that is the envy of many a man hall his age.!!i| pa.s blue eyes still carry on without specs. He still is boss o! his base- bah club. a fict which to him me q he's still capable of the jobukhen the boys start substitut- ing tolerancehor rfspfct. he'll quit.

‘When I lind myself repeating," he told us three or four years ago, “and when the boys no longer pay any attention to what I say, then I'll know it's time to get out, and that I'm getting old.“

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Gown; old.’ Sure. he‘: old by the calendar. But he has en out- look that makes the outlook of some ol the members of Baseball's younger generation look like a peek

s, rear-view mirror. He doesn't llwell on the past. although he has sasties of triumph back along the lziailnfhs could ive in the rest of ns c.

O O O ‘l-le ill-es lor today. and tomorrow. When the Government suggested that the major-Ieague clubs try to locate training-camps nearer home, who was the first to act? Connie

Mack. O O O When some innovation is mg. gesled that might improve the

game. who is among the first to fall in line? Connie Mock. O O O

The past is the past with him, and that's that. He's had more than his share o! triumphs. but he's had a fair share of disappoint- ments also. He's been disappointed- the lust three ‘olxlolir ygprg

Back in i988 he was planning a ennant-contendlng team for 1940. t never materialized. He shrugged off the disappointment as he had Bhfllllsed oil innumerable others, and hopefuy planned for 1941, and 1942- Asaln disappoirltlnents.

And now. with Baseball caught i" "i" Wiflflpool ol war. he is Planning again. although men "W95 l)!’ yeflrs younger are shake inlz heads doiefillly at the back outlook. His years of activity must be drawing near the finish-line, "i i" 10118 as that loose body can get to the ballpark and the boys W] my attention to what he says. hell keep planning.

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The fans don't see him

Maybe a often.

Blimpse of a blue-serge of the p“ n 111:]! 10118. tense lingers an- en v ‘ cam That’: srlaving s white score. O O

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That scorecard has become some.

"Ill of a trademark. something ‘liiiii’ Rs mvsterous as the ability °7 "it? Krand old man to can-v oil

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m‘! it me cl life when most men , "h" gone or ffilfillflted m the "Y mmlort of a‘ I‘(‘:"kli'1g-Cl‘liill',

o The" Tell"? is nothing mysteri- dgl: ltlbcut it. ‘Its just Mr. Mack's ec way of nforming his fielder;

W m ' he ‘fin tenoyagu-lol- certain batters. O O

O H” “iii-i ii" 9cm‘: nid Christmas eve e or es "m" B0 years next season.

Landis Confers With ilfficials In Washington

CHICAGO, Dec, ZW-Mlfl-Kgn. lsww Mountain Iondls. Commis- sioner of Basebwl, acting to n. store older to uncertainty Jur- spring training plans. was in Waashlngton to son- i" with transportation officials. the conference is e ectod to come the first delmite dance 1°‘ i118 "mlor leagues, which since their formal meet-ins! hen earlier

this month have been hesitant c- yeel- he established s cilia soon-iv; U! bout. comp plans for It!!! record or ss points and equalled a '—-- iminine- smiley oup point-gett Illhfk ln Klllillwl- 0n his return gi- m, “n” with mm" Mule IQIAflel-ty 222 21d 290 Hflduilsglizoblzlraiy ‘will call o lolm hula, and his felling oll has eon- guvmliglilnnvn {g la 1?: club owners in’ Chicago logr dimly u” ma" M‘ mum’ O: Brown 147 151 hi) after the first ol the you‘. At that mmgor Jiut Adams ol the time ll. is likely the schedule for wings said Grosso ind received Allin"- i943 will be torn , and in its m, dryctm‘; pcrmisgion to (south-mg r, Bell m sil m plflcc will be substltgfed a, new one to play but that all lips were eoni- K. Stewart 180 l54 200 m" in “i! broom of imputation. ed because ol unwillingness lo give B. Show 1M 3'! l6 The new scl-edule contains the all; information to league rivals. L. Jordon 10! 195 148 ‘iiiniiflrd 1M mm lcid the origi- m" the smpevlns rlnulyoulglle . ma us m m 3:,‘ °1°*1"B l" 01 . but ‘l2 with the news, he sold. w ‘kylgrilpgglumflttlost .....*"w l-°il2..'u.'.'°""'" m m m 1d ' h tho loll-m of twilight-alibi twin - “vgllnhjfglmde up scam um s. fllllu III 1O ill

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It. falls. Duo. I-(AIPF-Chnm- plionshdpsluccess oil St. Louis Cardi- nals was reflected today in the so-

in major ieaguemaseball.

Without denying Joe Gordon's claims to honors as ltie most valu- able piayer in the American L38- gue, the baseball weekly passed over the New York Yiankee second- baseman and named Ted Williams as the outstanding player of the i942 season. '

While conceding Williams may not have measured up to the stan- dards set for qualification as the most valuabie player in his league. the Sporting News said the Red Box outfielder stood out ior iridi- vidual performances.

Williams led the American Lea- gue in batting percentage, home runs. rum scored. runs batted in. total bases and bases on balls. His fielding percentage also topped all olrtlleiders appearing in more than I50 games.

‘Iihere could be no doubt about the choice of Southiworth for man- agerial acclaim after his feat in flinging h‘; players to a National

agiue viopry olveu- Brooklyn Dod- ger and an unexpected ilrlumph

"Ylalnkus in the World sales

BOSTON. Dec. 20—(AP)—The rehabilitated New York Rangers, thanks to the superb goal-tending of their Jim Franks. drubbed Boston 5-3 tonight for the Bruins’ first home setback in starts during the current National Hoc- key Lea e campaign. Tile largest crowd the local season, 13.500, attended the game.

The Rangers piled up a 4-0 lead during the first two periods. des- pite the heavy barrage that the Bruins directed against the cool- headed Franks.

Bob Kirkpatrick opened the

rs’ scoring and after Bran He ll beet. goalie Frankie Br - sek twice, Lynn Patrick made it 4-0. Early in the finale. the vet- eran Blll Cowley ruined Franks’ hopes of a shutout by blasting through him from close range.

The Bruins, who fired a total of 45 shots at Pranks, including their three scoring efforts, got fully organized when Hank Goldup put the Rangers into a 5~1 lead dul-ln the‘ sétventh minute ol the lino pero

It took the Bruins about live minutes to gel, roiling and, when they did, they scored twice in 15 seconds. Murph Chamberlain slap- ping in from the edge of the crease and Dit Clapper golfing home a 50-looter.

Manager Of The Year

Rangers Hand Brains First Home Defeat

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~ Penaltles-Guidolin. Garrett (min-

‘c1136: York, Goldup (Warwick)

SPORTING NEWS

Hilot Of World Champion

Named As

Rickey former Vice-President and General-Manager o! the Cor- dinols and now President o! the Dodseratfilnuplfluyen ca? loi- 1E mailing ers made possible lo: South-

rth.

Williams nod Bouthwowth are me first in the annual citations to be named two years in succession. Rickey was selected lln 1988.

In

mcrican Association; Eddie Dyer, Manager of Collnubus of the same league. and Dick Barrett. pitcher with Seattle ol the Pacliic Coast league. were named the No. i men

ofDthe yeani d w” ‘nun, x yer receve r or Columbus Rod Birds luc- American

through the

Association ploy-oils and in the {little World Series with Qlracuse ol the International . Veeck was hailed for promoting and reviving interest in Milwaukee.

Barnett, s. veteran of 18 lessons in professional baseball, was se- lected because of his record of yielding only 1.72 earned runs last

llnl mlnlllwrramwn ooaimalv

Prince of Wales

season, the best effort in flther the mlajors or the 111111015. his 27 vic- tories agalrist l3 losses, and his leaague codex-ship with 17B strike- outs and 830 klnings pitched.

The 35-year_oid pitcher has been mill-chased by Chicago Cubs.

Just when the Boston pressure neared its m um. lo;- Goldup had been sent off for tripping, Flash Hoilett was penalized lor a similar loui and the action was reduced to even terms for the re- malnder or the game.

SUMJVIARY First Period

!—New York. KirkpatricH Pat- rick, Warwick) 101:6 (Patrick,

z-New York. Hextoll Pike) 12:10 Penalties-Heller, Guidolln, War- wick. v Second Period 3-??? York, Hextsll (Goidup) 4_i~i'@w York. Pat/rick (Heller) 9:28 or and major), Cain (major). Third Pol-loll 5—3B%s)tori, Cowley (Boil, Clapper)

7—B'oston. Chamberlain (H. Jack- son. Cain) 11:00 (Galilnger)

a-Hlaoston, Clapper Penallties-Goldup, Hollett.

lllllio Wins 10 Round Decision

COLUMBUS, (AP)—lIl.rry Bobo, 207. - Pittsburgh, slugger! out s 10- round deelslon Jock (Buddy) Walker. 191. of COI- umbus, tonight to wln Colum- bus bolxin commission recog- nition u t e “duration” heavfv- wcl ht champion of the war .

ere were no knockdowns but both battiers were cut and uleedlng at the finish. Bobo, arred lrom lighting in his mm: state of Pennsylvania because of oor_ vision, enough sigh to aim his flick- ing aft-into Walker's loco throughout.

Referee Benny Cowall took the seventh round from Bobo for low Bunches, but the Pittsburgh attlel- had plenty of edge, none of the three udgeg giving Walker more hen three of the 10 rounds.

A crowd of about L500 wit- nessed the contest.

Detroit Star Playing With Injured Wrist

, Dec, 28—(GP)—Cen- are Don Grosso or Detroit Red Wings has played six weeks with his left wrist in s. cast, it was dis- closed today, and now that his sec- ret is out he intends to sto. in the lineup. His loom’: next atloncl Hockey Lupus gems is ‘Ihursdwy w against the Rangers st New

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Glrosso reluctantly admitted to- day that he sullered a bone leper- atlm at the spot ol an earlier wrist fracture in a collision Nov. 14 with Toe Blahe oll Montreal Can- adians. Alter X-ny examination doctors put. his wrist in s cast, and the heavy glove hockey players weer kept his secret well. The cast stays on three more weeks.

Bincs his accident Grosso

Q- o!

llell Buffing Goes To 11.3. Army

LOB ANGELES. Dec 21 — (AP) - New York Yankees lost their

stlirkepitcher today toy a b18831’ Y n e crew - e arm .

hnal-ies (ma) R-v-iiinz. mound mainstay ol the oft-times chem- pions was certified l-IB liter l medical examination, and Boas in

for non-combatant duty.

A coal mine accident in Nokomis. 111., when he was only 15 k691i RU!" {mg 1mm g 1.A classification. Ho lost roul- toes in the mishev- but went on tot ‘bteuoilelrise 0M 01’ "i!

me's grea .

Last lall he completed l9 years in the major lelilles. 13 01 them Wm‘ the Yanks.

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