The Brussels Post, 1959-09-24, Page 7Chicago Going
BaselbaII Crazy
Outside Comiskey Park in Chi-
cago one day recently, a short,
pudgy carnival worker named
Ralph J, Beloare sat on a gar-
bage can, lit a fresh, cigar, and
made an announcement, "I'M
first in line for World Serie
tickets," Belem said. "I'm go-
lug to check in, every day until
it looks like I better stay, Then,
even if I have to park here for
two •weeks, I'm gonno do it,"
Inside` the old South Side bill
park, seated at the desk In his
small, spare office, Al Lopez, the
patient senor from Tampa, Fla„
who manages, the white-hot
White Sex, -Was puzzling over a
line-up, when Luis Aparicio, the
crack Venezuelan shortstop, pop-
ped in. Aparicio was carrying
a statuette of St. Jude (patron
saint of lost causes) with a card
from a parish priest, saying:
"This is the tenth Man on your
team." Al Lopez inspected the
statue as he might • a new player
up from the minors, "If we win
two ;tonight," he Said, "the sta-
tue stays." '
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'""grave' 'Neater, as our chip sailed
along a silver belt of reef, the^
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the gossamer dream I had spun,
since boyhoOd, Of the Pacific''Isa
lands, Along this wall of coral,
hidden, but chartered.. by its
cly w roa nmoi flefeaunmth we jacakanfofuoandnetahre-
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the island was more intimate.
Little bays and, inlets bounded
themselves, and villages and
houses sprang up from the tropic
groves,
We dropped anchor opposite
the small village of Faatoai and
in this sheltered haven we both,
decided to catch up on a few
hours well-earned sleep before
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Sea ,To Be Made..
• 'Earth ls a Water. planet; *ore
than 70 per' 'cent of it sulface ,
Her under the „ocean and :aever
50'4 per is.,cay,eaeci by !water
a mile or More' deep.e a 7
AIn' this .respecta .earth is
unique among the solar planets
and because of . this oceano-
graphers. think they have a uni-
a cine oppertunity, to delve into
„theahistoryl of theaaelar system.
Some of the opening sessions
at the. talthernationa I Oceano-
graPhic COnference have been
cleV5ted to this kind of research,
Dr Roger Revelle, director of
:l$SerippitaIristatiatibff Oceano-
graphy and president of the con-
ference, explained - that 4tiarine
geologists thinkoofi the aocean as
an archiye. a ,history book in
which one may trace the devel-
opment 'of the earth if one can
learn to reap the language in
Which it it reco'r'ded. °,74
ThA record is contained in the
sea Fottorn sediments. which in
atadeast some aplaces4may have
been collecting since the oceans
weee''first armed The deeper
one prpbes .athe sediments the
fUrther backahe gee? in time.
So far. oceanographers have
" been able 'to penetrate only. a
few million years at most into
this record To study earlier
epochs, they will have to bore
more• deeply' into the sediments
than present instruments allow.
Ways and means of doing this .
are high on the' "must" list of
ocean explorers
!among other things, it is
hoped that the United States
National Academy of Sciences'
project to drill through the rock
underlying the ocean will ',also
produce a- complete vertical
sample of the sediments,
Such a sediment record should
contain evidence of the earliest
life forms that appeared on this
planet It should also indicate
the temperatures and other water
characteristics of ancient seas.
There should-be clear records of
ice ages and tropical epochs,*of
volcanic and mountain building
upheavals.
Dr. Revelle explained that as-
pects of the earth's own forma-
tied §hould also be reflected in
the sediment. From these and
from such things as the effects
of cosmic aays; on the! ancient
sediments experts may be able
to learn more iabout the forma-
tion of the solar system and per-
' haps, even the galaxy of stars in
which the earth moves, ,
- 'Still •adother iMportant piece
of information that may come
from the sediments is the exact
.age of the major ocean' Jaaains.
, ',Oceanographers' want , know
this badly ;becatise 'it haf16 bear-
ing an a' cpleation noW „lacing
hotly , debated In- ineetinea-aand
infornial discussions Okre
the coif ni tinents ovingV
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With 43,265 fans filling the hot
summer night with sound, the
White Sox won the' double-
header, sweeping the Detroit
Tigers, 772 ,And 11-4. As the ; SOX,
scored and, kept .-,their ,.lead' at
five and gaaties: ; Chico o..
pennant fever moved toward`
delirium. When a Detroit pitch-
er threw a strike,. the fans booed.
When one of 'the Sox hit safely,
the „crowd roared: 'Go;, goaagol"
For the 'White 'Sox,a without st
pennant for 30 years, were clos-
ing in, and their faiiskaildaneW
all but taste the World s Serie a, ',a
In one week all four Chicago
newspapers aanaeatlinsitstie edi- •
torials praising and a
weekend series with the: second-
place Cleveland.andians awas sold
out four days in aadvance. Bill
Veeck,' `tile bitaxit' Barnum who
runs the club, was working
twenty hours a day, 'Planing
stunt,; for ahe aSeries omit earea
Veeck s wife, Miry 'Frances, an
attractive former publicist, .awas
in the big Whit7 Sox act.
With her litiSbahcf; Mary Fran!-'"
ces conducts a weekly televisions
show and like Bill she follows a
routine which, allows for lonly
four hours sleep. With her hus-
band, she arises at 6 each morn-
ing; then, after breakfast, she
takes her four children to a play-
ground. Afternoons she help ,
with Veeck's mail and evenings''
meets him for a snack. "Pve be-
come a great baseball fan," she
says. "I had to if I wanted to.
talk to my husbInd during the
summer. ,
Xaaentially, the on White
Sox area team of shreds and
patches. They are fashioned of
such veterans as Early Wynn
and Ted Kluszewski, of „such
young ballplayers as Aparicio
and Barry Latman, all held to-
gether by the authoritive man-
aging of Al Lopez. Sitting be-
hind his statuette of St. Jude last
week, Lopez talked quietly, the
calm spot at the center of the
whirlpool.
"I've had tension ever since I
became a big league manager
(with Cleveland in 1951)," he
said with a sigh. "I'm surprised
at the way the Yankees folded,"
he added. "It used to be you
that made the mistakes, not
them, But I guess being in con-
tention all those years wore them
down More than we knew."
"We can't make it this year,"
Veeck' said in spring training.
"Where are you going to get the
players from?"
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,.ISSUE 39 — 1959
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TAKING OFF -' .Hayward
looks like a let pifirt,' but, ac=`
Wally, the, Canadian sportsman
is' preparing, for a spin in his
superfast speedboat.
• -
The notion that the' conti-
nents have, drifted around: the
planet's surface is an old one.
It has been advanced in the past
to explain major climate shifts,
such ,as the occurrence of tropi-
cal fossils in polar regions. Some
geologists have 'even suggested
that the continents *once', fitted
together like pieces of a puzzle
and have since drifted apart,
writes Robert C. Cowen in The
Christian. Science. Monitor.
= This theoky fell into disrepute
for., a number of years. Now it
is peing revived by geologists 4. here, some of 'whom have been
among its critics,' Dr. Maurice
El/Vitt of 'Columbia • University, '-
Sir Edward Bullard. of ,Cam-
bri,dge University, ; and Prof. 7
Harry FI. Hess. Of, Princeton Urn-, 4,
versity were among those recon-
sidering the continental drift
theory; although Sir Edward was'
the only one to declare himself; a
definitely in favor .ofa it.
The Atlantic Ocean „basin, is.,
split down „the middle by a
mountainous' ridge. There are'
indications that "the Continent?'
are' drifting apart and, at they
do, a crack ,may be widening,in
the ocean floor. The mid-Atlan-
tic ridge may be the result of
Material 'pushing`upwardr
through this widethng erack.
It was suggetted that 'EnrOpe
and North Americas are drifting".
apart at a rate of a yard in 1,000
years. Other experts suggested
theta instead of ,drifting, there
may be toicei in all oceans
tending na compress the conti-'
nents and widen the seas. Per-.
haps this is part of the process
of mountain uplift and continent
building,
So far, relevant data are
fragmentary. Oceanographers
discussing these things hersi
seem to be speculating rather
than announcing definite theo-
ries, Nevertheless, an Old idea
that many of them would have
dismissed a •year or two ago has
suddenly come back into vogue.
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LAND The moon showed intermit-
tently, with cloud rack racing
across her face. The heavy ."
swell increased hourly, and . as
the sky cleared the white tropi-
cal moonlight flooded the long,
sWeeping'waVes creating an eerie
sensation that was a mixture of
Valiance, awe and loneliness, a'
loneliness that made one, , long !
tor land, . .
That morning Jaek"toolea shot
at the gut' and checked 'up on
his charts. "If my 'reckoning is'"
correct, we • should be • sighting
Afareaitu peak in Meorea thiaa.
afternoon," he said. "Afareatitu a
pea k is about five thousand fed '
above' see level' and Iv:oorea Is-`
land is about taVelVe miles fronta
Tahiti," , .
alay heart $,theat., wildly at the n
thought ,of sighting land again
after being over eight' Weeks at
sea. . . .My 'first` s'urprise'"that'
evening. was tca sight' four' birds,
white-winged albatrosses, liana.,
bingers of land..
second surprise stunned'.
Me.' •wat Auit after fout
o'clOck. I could 'not believe if' at
firat ; but the growing, realization
bruat tipon trig float,
LAND! LAND ,AHEAD,!
It was shettly, after' five o'clock
thaethe vision cause into reality,
more anarVellaia, Mote exquisite'
than the conception of all my,
.dreams and reveries, a chin .shad, ,
OW in tile far offing,, a , Perk
speck iii the lofty clouds. It Wei.
Meade, 'Far lip 'near the Peak
of l'ohivbai fieerly'a mile tibeVe.
the. sea IeVela WAS a Mass. of -
fairy
cumulus eland§ floating •
across tiic face of the great peak,
It Was a piettite in murky, Maid,
chrome which I could bailee fat.
get a, Tong:sierra, .broken Oiti.
Miele§ and crags all
the.° semblance n't a Weathered
and diiinentlect• eagle. It 'aided
lift '.against 'the Watiptire halo` Of
the evening sky like an ancient
StrdrighOld of 'abilidothiglitY Titan,
It Vatia, as' if a.anotitataiiil of black'
rook had been &Odd but by the
cliiseilirig fereei`betlie*WI'ild and
weatlibf into a 'Veritable *ark tit
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Q. evo143he dan-
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A. If you blunt the points of
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MEDICAL
"We'll scrounge for them,"
Lopez ,predicted hopefully and
accurately. Nerve *Veeck Ketends
that.heYstill rs. Unconvinced, but
sometimes, with ‘friencia, he al-
lows his confidence to. Nhow
through. "In OCtiaber,"
Veeck says, his "eYe§ tWinklingoi
"the White Soxican have a littl
fun."
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of yOur ,hh'nd or with a cloth
moistened With an oil polish.
For old stains, use rottenstone
or -.powdered pumice, , mixed to
a thin4aste with.rl.a. Orli boiled
linseed oil. Rub lightly in di-
4eotion of: the grain. Wipe with
a cloth dampened , with plain
linseed oil. Repeat as •many
times as :necessary, then polish.
Sonietirries refinishing IS neces-
sary, ;
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CUNARD,oceen voyage. Here is the perfect, relaxing
crossing to Europe the glory:oflollowing the 'sun to the
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memories 'of a cruise in the azure Mediterranean ... the-
trip of a Wei:inlet° fiaiaeentinents of the glebea'
Wherever you whenever you travel at.sea, with
CUNARD all pleasures take on freah, exciting dimensions,
The renOWneirtimaril fleet oeffars foxily,.'
living iinstirpaesealaiilirt fuli.paalied days . .
McAdoo, parties; dancing airy,itiVitinOtaterociint.
--plus a standard cif aeitide that for 110 yearalias, been
the Hallmark of 'Ocean Travel! An *thy not turn
every business trip into a pleasere cruise`?
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