HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1950-03-09, Page 2Countless Canadian and United
Staten baseball fans-- host of whom
only knew the man by hearsay'--
• felt a keen pang of regret when it
was aamottnced, a week or so ago,
that the Cleveland Atdians had
asked for waivers on Setche1foot
Paige. Unless some National Lea-
gue dub should -sign hint up merely
as a box office attraction, it looks
as rllough old Satch's term as a
big leaguer is finished.
Btu before we go heaving too
many sighs or shedding too bitter
tears over his sad lot, it might be
well to consider the financial facts.
• As a Civet:land Indian, Paige drew
in the neighborhood of fifteen
thousand a season. But as a barn-
stormer, before Lou Boudreau hired
Satchmo was averaging
around forty thousand per—and
the chances are that, if he goes
back to his old pastures, he'll do
just as well or better in tee season
t0 Come. So don't start passing
around the hat tor S,teltelfoot, at
least not yet.
tae entered the tail; Time at the
age of 39. Ile leave, it, two years
tater, still aged 39. Inst holy old
he is, nobody knows for certain—
probably )tot even Paige hmself—
aithuugh it is said that somebody
once produced a hirth certificate
•which showed that he was born in
•lolly
just what :ort of a Oiaior league
record he alight have set up, had
the prejudice against eelured ball
players been wiped out a generation
01 So earlier, is something t0 specu-
late about.. Joe DiMaggio, whose
opinion of pitchers should be
worthy of respect, once said that
Paige was faster even than Bobby
Feller --which is plenty fast. And
DiMaggio's ideas weren't gamed
from a bleacher Seat. or from read-
ing the sports columns in the col-
ored press. IN FIVE EXHIBI-
TION GAMES, PAIGE HELD
'mMAGWIO TO ONE MEAS -
LEY SINGLE. Yoe rion't do that
with mirrors or psychoanalysis; and
he Treated other big league sluggers
pact as :ran,lalnusly.
Paige nits something of a leg-
endary character right from the
beginnio'g, -According to Stitch him-
self. he was horn with control..And
tt s .aid that he got his baseball
mart when the owner of a colored
tram saw him throwing rocks at a
tole , s tin cans on a fence. Satch
knock ed off fourteen straight, then
mise‘,1 on the fifteenth, 'It 'jes'
goo- to prove that I'm human" wag
his reply when asked the reason
for the miss.
*
Bill 1. eeck, the then owner of
the t leleland Indians, was the one
responsible for giving Satch his big
league chance. One morning Veeck
phoned Manager Lou Boudreau to
tome to the ball yard and try out
a "rookie" ptcher. Boudreau almost
had a fit when he got a look at the
"rookie"—for nobody that ever get
eyes on hm could mistake Satchel -
foot, h feet 4 inches tall and most-
ly skin and hone,
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However, Lou was curious en-
ough to grab a catcher's decker
end squat behind the plate. Out
of a hundred pitches only two or
three were off the target—so Paige
was hired without delay,
* M 8
Paige proved to be a good in-
vestment for the Indians, at that,
both financially and from A playing
standpoint, Year before last, when
Cleveland copped the pennant, the
six victories C'atchmo was credited
with were a big help; and his
terrific "draw" at the gate le at-
tested by the 18,342 fans—an all-
time record night crowd—who
flocked to see him pitch against
one of the weakest teams in the
loop, the Chicago White Sox. There
wasn't much of a hop on his "fast
one" --but he had double and triple
wind-ups, a hesitation pitch and a
few other frills. and blanked the
50x. 1 to 0.
Out. Paige was an awful pain -
in -the -neck for a manager, such as
Boudreau, who takes his baseball
extremely seriously. For twenty
years of more Satch had been barn -
4 -teeming, snaking his jumps from
Children's' Helping Hared-1-Iollywood actress Barbara Britton
addresses envelopes for the Society for Crippled Children's 1950
Easter Seal campaign, The campaign to raise funds for the
care and treatment of handicapped children tvi11 be in progress
between March 9 and April 9,
town to town in a convertible about
as long as a freight car, and painted
a modest shade of flaming crimson.
Time tables and training regula-
tions meant little or nothing to hint.
One day, when it looked a bit like
rain, he failed to show up at the
ball park at all.
"Who told you that the game
would he called off P" screamed
Boudreau next morning,
"alai two feet" answered Mr.
Paige with simple dignity.
* *
He was constantly missing train
connections. Once, when he Wasn't
on the train, he still managed to
beat the Indians to the next town.
"1 jes' took a bird," was his ex-
planation, meaning that he had
chosen to travel by plane rather
than rail.
Satchmo had plenty of foibles
and peculiarities. He. was a heavy
drinker—but only of goats milk. He
suffered from indigestion and is
probably one of the greatest in-
dividual consumers of soda bicarb-
onate living. He baked his salary
wing in steam baths that lasted for
hours. The contents of his trunk
looked like a cross between a
druggist's prescription shelves and
an antique shop. But time meand-
ers on. The Indians didn't win a
pennant last year, or even finish
second. Satchmo played a lone hand
and wasn't particularly good for
team discipline. So it looks as if
he's off for wider—and very prob-
ably happier—huntng grounds.
,r ,) 0
And hell be welcomed back
again, make no mistake about that.
In the colored leagues he was, and
probably will be again, an attrac-
tion more potent than Dizzy Dean,
Babe Ruth and Ted Williams all
rolled intto one. They still tell
countless tales of the big fellow's
doings there. Like, for example, the
time when he was speeding along
toward a pitching chore at about
80 miles an hour, and a motorcycle
cop nailed hinm.
':' a 'F
By the time he reached the ball
park, where he was to pitch for
the Kansas City Monarchs against
the Homestead Greys in a "world's
series", the game was well under
way, and the Greys were leading
by a Score of 4 to 3. Without even
time-out for a warmup throw or
two, Paige was rushed in to action.
* * *
So instead of going to work on
the batter, Satch kept trying to
pick the runner off first base, con-
tinuing to do so until the old
soupbone was limber and warm,
Then he pitched the rest of the
game allowing the Greys a ghost
of a hit, Satch and his Monarchs
eventually winning out by a score
of 9 to 4. I't's a real pity hedidn't
get hie big league chance while he
still had his stuff. But there are
u whole lot of nighty sluggers
who—when they look over those
batting averages in which they take
such pride—are just as glad that
lie didn't.
"Watch The Birdie"—An Amazon parrot called Coco acid all
Indian parakeet known as Pepe perch on the camera of a Peri-
trews photographer as he attempts to take pictttres during rt
;how sponsored by the League for Protection of Birds. The
photographer felt that he was given a well-illtistrate example
•11 't hrlt the Mock -in -trade expression "Watch the h rdfe" really
Caul Mean.
Tilt FARM �',FRONT
I i 10.1•1'1)+)et L.
The farm tractor, as many of you
know, is a great labor-saving de-
vice. Yet, according to the Are
insurance people, who should be in
a tlosition to know if anybody is,
it can be a Number One fire hazard
if not treated properly.
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Farm tractors are designed so
that the chance of fire is reduced to'
a minimum, but experts point out
that, unless the machine is kept in
good running order, and is operated
on a safety first plan it can be, and
is, the cause of many farm fires.
in keeping the tractors well ser-
viced, the important items are
mufflers, gasoline lines, carburetors
and the ignition system. Trouble
rarely conies suddenly and there
are usually warnings of defects
which can be detected in advance.
e '.. e
If the tractor needs repairing,
under no circumstances should this
be done in any building where fire
could do extensive damage. Dps-
tance is the greatest protection and
the cheapest. A mime -turn distance
should be 80 feet from any main
building, Flaming gasoline spreads
rapidly.
e is ,
Combustible material in and
around a tractor can be a serious
fire hazard. Chaff can accumulate
on the engine, pile up on the muzzier
or get sufficiently in contact with
heated parts to cause a flash fire
to start,
And say the experts, tractors be-
ing driven around farm buildings
should be handled with the same
care and good judgment given to
driving a car on a crowded high-
way. There may be no rules of the
farm—as there are of the highway
—but the slightest accident, if
flaming gasoline is involved—can
cause a disastrous fire,
The Dominion Experimental Sta-
tion at Harrow, Ont., has just is-
sued some information which will
be, I hope, of interest to poultry
raisers. The following is a gist of
it.
The results from large pelts con-
taining several males are generally
better than where only one male is
]Hated to -a smaller group of fe-
males, the latter system being
necessary in pedigree breeding,
d, * u'
Mass elating as practised m mos)
commercial work, reduces the
chances of preferential or diserinm-
inate mating as well as the possi-
bilities of certain 'Individual mnat-
ings being rendered void by lethal
factors peculiar to those matings.
k *
Infertility, dead germs, and dead
in shell, are conditions commonly
met with in poor batches. Vigour
in males, usually a sought for trait,
is sometimes over abundant and
fertility of eggs is often affected if
fighting or interference is taking
place.
Metal beak guards on time stales
are useful in preventing figltting
and if movable partitions about 2
or 2 feet high arc placed in the pen,
interference is usually lessened,
Comb damage is another condi-
tion which )night affect the fertil-
ization . of eggs, Males with frosi.
bitten coombs lose some of their
vitality, so provision shculid be
matte to keep temperatures from
becoming too low in the pen, Comb
injury can be caused by feed hopper
reels when set two low for free
entrance of the heed and Bomb to
the feed,
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LAKEVIEW chicks are the choice of the
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For (150 buy the best—buy Lakeview, 8
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of large growers 1h Oanada and the U.S.A.
Mr. Harold McDonald, 011 City, bought Lake-
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Normal development of the chichi
embryo as well as its ability to
hatch properly depends largely on
the presence of certain vitamins in
the diet of the parent stock.
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Foods are generally available
which are fortified iu this respect
and are most effective when, sup-
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weeks prior to the hatching season.
'1'lu)ught must also be given 10
the freshness of feed, since under
some conditions of storage a de-
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might occur.
Thal actnal incubation Of egg,
these days is generally carried- out
at central points with efficient
equipment and by experienced op..
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At the same time, the eeque1100
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hatches start in the hen house and
conditions there have a lot to do
with the percentage of chicks
hatched can.
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tmot, then gnu bloats up your stomeob, Yon
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old looks pink.
ft tapes those mild, gentle Carter's Little
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EARNS I?Olt SALE
126 4020100 Raleigh '1ownsltfp, IRent Obantyl
100 acres 16uPtlomtn (General harming); 100
acmes 900o (tobacco); 15 acme Wonderrul got -
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tete,. Exchange I -Walters, 021 (Ging. St., Chat
barn, Out, Telephone 200,:
100 ACRES, north of Brb111Ptoii, good laid,.
locality. buildings, Immediate Dosses/ton.
$1:1,600, owner, 380 Bunnytnede, Toronto.
FARM) for hnuladlate' 110100ssion, 160 aoroa,
southern tip of. Huron County on 29 High-
way. 92 miles 900London Heart of 0ugar
boot, canning rectory area. 191oh clay loam,
the drained, 110 acres tillnbl0 land, 12 acme
fall wheat, 20 agree flay, 46 acres fall
Ploughed, BHA Entice, bat wat01' retinae*
Rush 1011et. Bank barn. silo. 11tto1' emn'lor,
water bowie, hydro tbrough0ut, 811111 truck,
school bus pass Sate. 215)1 lute of tractor,
lnadllnory, dairy herd, will be sold with farm
10 desired, -A bargain, but neat be cash.
Irvine McDiree Woodham, Ont,.
FORT OOULONGE, 122 acres, fully equipped,
with beautiful brink lcn0e and large barn,
100 under cultivation, 100 Limber 101, pine.
spruce and hardwood. $8,600. $6,000 1001111100.
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1,011 SALE, 50 Aaron of land, (1003 brielc
Mouse and outer buildings, 1 ))mile groin
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10090190901.E5 Barley Davidson. New and
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Paotory-ti'ahood 0,001han100 Bicycles, . and coin
Moto lino of when! geode. Open evenings until
nine except W eln00day Strand elyele & Sparta,
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GUNS—Large a00010lnent new and 00od,
Bought, sold, exchanged, Guaranteed fePairO,
Scopes, sights 005101led, Fishing Tackle, Hunt-
ing Weelpmonl SDO,'1100 Goode. 920 151 Team
Prices. Open until dine except Wgrin0ad03',
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NURSEIt1 STOCK
RESERVE' nolo for Spring Delivery—Clinton
Elm Hedge—will grow 2 feet first year -26
Plants euillriont for 26 fleet (12 to 20 Inches
WNW) 12.08—aeealinge 12 1,1011es High 54.60.
Per 100 (Plant 0 Malan apart)—Glant Exhibt.
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McIntosh, Snl', Delicious, 3 Col' $1,08—Plum
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UNPAINTED planter oasts. Figurines, book-
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Lists available, Box 68, 128 -18th Street, New
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SNOWSHOES; Alt nieee and styles. Bates'
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CASCADE WIIEAT—The answer to the feed
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bushel in two bushel bags. T. A. Wilson.
Palcenham, Ontario.
111DER the horse you require for spring
Work now. we offer wide selection pure-
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FARM MACHINERY
MALL Chain Saws-9amou0 for their power-
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BOLENS GARDEN TRACTOR
PRE -INVENTORY SALLA' -11 1t.P,omplete
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H,P. -2" tires with 86" .plow and. cultivator,
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Send your order now.' There is only a limited
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FOR. SALE ---Won drill; newly rewooded, 4-111.
bar with 0 in. bits. lteaosnablo down pay.
ment and terms 19 de0(1'ed. Allah, Arnold
Campbell, Maitland, Ontario.
BALL PEN SPECIAL 69c
110011 0' Jr, Ne5er0ulp writes better Desk
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vine, Ontario.
Ii111MINUiIAM Rollers, (4200 perfornore, 33
per POI'. 51 'I'Ihblte, 11 Jane St., 110,1ie,
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N0, 240, Leo, Mill, - completer fills sues,
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How 1 Subdued
Wild Fiery Itch -
Dr. Dennis' amazingly fast relief—D, D. D.
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FO$ SALE'
"NEW" 2'. ('tuall 15 Tractor. One now, m1d
0110 0004 Fal'nlall "A" 16" Vesaatt tlritder,
el,0ap `1110)' & Dale, Belmont, Phone
01111104
t6E(11HL09GER 11129014811I81188r two boars 10,0
nlontlln Olt and BOWS Or '011HOue ann. ,fo11n.
Linton, Englehart, (mutely.
Karim CA11051 Fun fat' 907u,g had old.
1o110W direet1000, Tells ago, Never fans.
Send $1.00, P.O. Boz 68, Paramount, 09110-
ornia.
808901' WANTED
MARRIED man life exPerlenee In. alf farm
work, clone to school, Tales Cain, Gormley,
Ontario.
8152191011
IT'S PROVEN—Every sufferer of
rheumatic pains or neuritis should
try Dixon's Remedy,
MUNRO'S DRUG STORE
335 Elgin Ottawa
$1.25 Express Prepaid.
POST'S ECZEMA SALVE
Banish the torment ot, dry 0000m0 ,'aekee
and weeping 01119 troublee Poel'e 8lohnma
Salve will not anatomist You,
telling. scaling. burning eezenla, malls, ring.
worm, Dimples and atbtete's toot, will respond
readily t0 thin stainless, odorless ointment,
renarrllese -,f haw atuhborn of bonnie,. Rias
seem
11110E 81.00 PER JAR
�e111 Post Free alt R00eD11 of 9110.
POST'S REMEDIES
891) Queen RI (v„ Corner of Logan
10i',1nt0
BOILS, PI1V1PLES, CARBUNCLES
Use Mete Us Ointment. An old tried family
namely. Tr 4,1,40 and heals, Wonderful for
auto, bruises sores, en'araed llpe, elutred
hands, ev<ema, piles, bed nar01 Bore nutsrice,
feet, Ingrown loo nails. should be on bend
In every home- .Tu.r 60.' sent PentDuld,
Original maker, Murray D. Elliott, Melton,
Ontario.
NUItSEIt2 STOUR
WM GROW some of Ilse world's finest Gltlllf-
011, Catalogue on veiniest. Tyndall Glad-
iolus Gardens, Brucefi0ld, Ontario.
GLADIOLUS BULBS, No, 1. Separate
colors, 6c Special. mixture, $8 pen C.
Ruby Davis Oakland Ont.
PATENTS
FETI4ERS'1'ONHAUGE A Company Patent
Solloltnre 'Established 1800 860 Sap Street,
)'ornate Booklet nt Information nm reaueat
A. M. LAIDLAW. B,S0„ Patent Attorney,
Patents of Invention, 66 Sparks St„ Ottawa.
SELLING?
YOUR Country general store? Nov 1s the
time to )let It with the firm that sells
more general country stores than any Ptb00
In the Provlrloe. Write us now. We will pay
you a per0onal visit. ' PARRETT, . 't10
1N
0USE99 MAN", Realtor. 1110 Tonga' St.,
Toronto. RA 8606.
TURKEYS
ORDER Your Broad Breasted Bronze poulte
now. Beaked by 21 years careful Inlecting
and blood testing. Pullerum free. Ono of the
oldest and largest exclusive all turkey farms
In Canada All breeders range raised Ovine"
you stronger poulte and better livability; 0011
aoren range land. Visit our modern 80t01,ery.
Venp,'a Turkey Farms, A. D. Patterson &
Sons, Box 101, Barrie, Ont,
WHITE HOLLAND poult0 and eggs from
blood tested Government Approved breeders.
Broad breast and high' livability po18te can ba
expected from Sunny Acres Turkey Fern,
Amberetburg, Ontario,
TURKEY SADDLES
HEAVY white dusk, strongly sewn across
bars,. Can be laundered, 30e each. Delivered,
John V, Wild, 19 Lansdowne Avenue, Lon-
don, Ontario,
OPPORTUNITIES FOR MEN AND WOMEN
BE A HAIRDRESSER
JOIN CANADA'S LEADING SCHOCL
Great Opportunity Learn
Kah•dreesing
Pleasant dignified pro1eseion, good wage.
thousands 0uceeseful Marvel graduates
America's greatest 000(001. Clloetrated nate:
Logue free. Write or Call
61ARVEL HAIRDRIOSSING
SCHOOLS
960 Bloor St. W., Lea -onto
Branches, 44 King St. Hamilton
& 72 Rideau Street. Ottawva.
WANTED
WANTED: Graduate nurses, for general
duty, elx-day week, eight hour day. 341.00
par week, 86.82 overtime mints 41.20 per
day hoard, $48.76 salary after three month*
Apply: Superintendent of entrees. Anson
General Hospital, Iroquois Falls, Ontario,
SHIP us furs. Minks UP to 446,00—Women,
84.60—Mu0krate, 94.00 000 Muskrats with
minks weekly on Ice with (Gangset)—Secrete
tree, Trappers Association Balevllle Yom..
Que.
WANTED—Two used Diesel Power milts.
160.200 h.p„ working condition. Please
write, giving lull particulars and price
Paul Yotkenekte, Bee 723, Renfrew ,int
Phone 1104W
Que.
"HORSE & CATTLE HAIR". For highest
prices, ship' your Horse & C„tile flair to B.
Eisenberg, Inc., 4301 et. Dominique St.,
Montreal, Que.
1791:'11151) 'r0 6,111 Goose, Doak,_ Turkey
end 000neter feathers. Highest prlees paid.
Western Feather & Down Corp.. 1002 St.
Catherine Sane W., Suite 311. Montreal,
! RD'S
LINIMENT
Apply freely, and rub.
That's ell. It's greaseless,.
16.46 fast•dryingt has no strong
— - odor. And it brings quick
relief to muscle and Joint
soreness, stiffness, ache.
LARGE ECONOMIC/Lein 655
ISSUE 10 1950
Cool in any pipe!
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