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SPORTS ROUNDUP
Gonzales
New York, Aug .17 W Our
i Davis cup (election committee
, must have heaved a big sigh of
. relief when Pancho Gonzales
, got 'em off the hook by wallop
, ing Gardnar Mulloy in the New
port tennis finals. Had Pancho
. lost, the committee might have
had a tough time deciding be
tween him and Frank Parker
' for one of the singles berths,
and an even tougher time ex-
plaining to Parker if they pick
ed Gonzales ... as it is, we'll be
' defending the cup against Aus
tralia with national champ Gon
' zales and Wimbledon titleholder
' Ted Schroeder, our two top
ranking singles players, and
Mulloy and Talbert, the nation
1 al doubles kings which is as it
: should be . . . but it's been a
' screwy year . . . First Parker
' beat Talbert, who eliminated
Gonzales, for the Spring Lake
j title . . . Then Gonzales whipped
Parker in the national clay court
tourney and stopped Mulloy at
. Southhampton, where he again
1 lost to Talbert in the finals . . .
Came the eastern grass courts
championships and Mulloy
dumped Talbert in the semi
finals before picking up the sil
verware . . . Now, with Gonzales
apparently back on the beam,
bring on those Aussies.
Season Overlap in Beantown
On a recent swing into Boston
we learned that Red Sox- fans
are clamoring for world series
tickets while many . erstwhile
followers of the Braves have
Hoop Feud Brews in Quaker City
Philadelphia, Aug. 1 VP)
There's a basketball feud brew
ing in this city of brotherly love
with Penn and Villanova oppos
ing the trio of St. Joseph's, Tern'
pie and LaSalle.
Penn and Villanova have
scheduled 11 doubleheaders at
the Palestra. Bob Geasy has
booked 16 involving the other
three colleges at Convention
' hall. There are only four date
conflicts but still that's a lot of
dribbling.
Adding fuel to the feud, St.
Joe and LaSalle have cancelled
their traditional games with
Penn. Why play in a double
header and collect a third when
we can play you alone and get
halt la what St. Joe and LaSalle
told the Ivy leaguers. ,
Gridiron Prattle:
Jo Tydlngs hopes to do
better than hli father. Sena
tor Millard T. Tydlngs, In a
football way . . . the sena
tor never reached beyond
football manager at Maryland
. . . son Joe Is hopeful of land
ing an end berth with the
1949 Terrapins . . . Carl Dell
ninth, who tried to promote
Australian football In the U.S.
recently named Pennsylva
nia's secretary of banking , , .
An agenoy which bought
broadcast rights for the Phil
adelphia Eagles games hasn't
found a sponsor yet. In fact It
advertised for one In local pa
pers last week, , . . Rumored
the agency paid $34,000 for
the rights.
Looking for a Job?T
Benny Borgman, scout for the
St. Louis Cardinals, was seen
huddling with Athletic Direc
tor George Lawson of Muhlen
berg. . . . Could they have been
talking about that vacant bas
ketball coaching job at Muhlen
berg? And talking about jobs,
looks like may be several posi
tions available on the Pitts
burgh Sleelers with several
1948 regulars unsigned and oth
ers quitting because of salary
disputes.
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Didn't Let Them Down
turned their attention to football
season . . . The reason for this
August excitement over the grid
campaign is the opener at Braves
field Sept. 23 between Boston
college and Oklahoma's Sugar
Bowl champs . . . B. C. Coach
Denny Myers is so determined
to have his Eagles ready for the
Sooners that he turned down a
chance to serve as advisory as
sistant to Coach Greasy Neale of
the Philadelphia Eagles when
the NFL champions played the
college All-Stars in Chicago
last week ... He refused even
though the All-Stars were di-
Silverfon Sox
Beat Sweet Home
Silverton The Silverton Sox
completed their State league
competition Tuesday night when
they met and defeated Sweet
Home on the Iatter's diamond,
8 to 0. Chuck Sauvain pitched
the shut out. The season ended
with the Sox as champions with
a record of 13 wins against
four losses. Sweet Home plac
ed second with 10 victories and
seven defeats.
Silverton took two games
from the Bend Elks at Bend
over the week-end, winning Sat
urday night, 6-1 with Piper
pitching and '7-6 Sunday after
noon with Hanauska on the
mound.
Pot Pourrl:
Mrs. Babe Ruth will make
her debut as a horse race
owner during the current At
lantic City meeting. . . . She
has purchased Porcelain and
hopes to add a few more to
her stable. ... If an Ike Wil
liam - Ray (Sugar) Robinson
SOME ROLLING
Brooklyn IP) Arthur Cope
land of Chester, Pa., accounted
for high single game of 215 in
the National Tournament for
Blind Bowlers at Fitzsimmons
Lanes here, recently. Carl Rice
of Brooklyn hit 213 as the
Wilkes-Barre quintet gained the
team title.
Berlin Leader Maj. Gen.
Maxwell D. Taylor (above),
wartime paratroop officer, is
the new commander of the
American Military Govern
ment and Army forces in Berlin.
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rected by Oklahoma Coach Bud
Wilkinson and employed his
split-T system . . . Myers, it is
said, wrote to Coach Peahead
Walker of Wake Forest for some
dope on the Oklahoma team . . .
Walker replied with this consola
tion: "Oklahoma can only play
a five-man line against you, be
cause six of 'em won't fit across
the field."
How Blase Can We Get
When Yale's Jim Fuchs shat
tered the world shot put record
in Oslo recently with a tremen
dous heave of 58 feet, 4 2764
inches, the story was just an
other item on most of the na
tion's sports pages . , . One of
the great individual sports
achievements of the year, a
similar performance two decades
ago would have been front page
news . . . Perhaps taking a cue
from this country's overseas
campaign, Canada is preparing
to send at least two dozen of its
track and field stars to the Bri
tish Empire games in New Zea
land next February . . . Ted
Broadribb, who manages Bri
tain's world light heavyweight
champoin, Freddie Mills, flew
over for the Charles-Lesnevich
fight last week and disclosed
that the big question holding up
a title defense in this country is
not how much money Mills
would be guaranteed, but how
much can he keep? . . . Mills'
earnings have been so high re
cently that British taxes left
him only ten cents of each $4
he makes.
fight should materalize here
this fall, Promoter Pete Tyr
rell would be willing to sell
the television rights for $120,
000. . . . But what TV station
would want to take a chance
on one commercial??? Dick
Sisler, Phillies first baseman,
has gone back to use the old
type mitt . . . says It did won
ders for his father; maybe it'll
help him. . . . Curt Simmons
and Charlie Bicknell, Phil
lies pitcher, due to return to
day from their annual nation
al guard encampment. . . .
Betty Hardesty, ex-sports
writer who did a swell job of
promotion at Philadelphia's
arena, now plugging for the
roller derby.
Just Curious
Wonder if the night trotting
track operators aren't a little
bit worried over Illinois' ap
proval of night running races?
Could well be a trend and cut
in on the trotters' newly found
bankroll.
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Harbor day In San Francisco
from August 17 - 21. (Acme
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New York ) Tom Long
field's 81st birthday and the
new bowling season are being
awaited with equal eagerness by
the veteran kegler. It will be
Longfields 47th consecutive sea
son in the Equitable Life Assur
ance Co. league, although he has
been retired a dozen years.
In 1903, as a youngster of 34,
Longfield joined Equitable em
ployes in a bowling session and
was high scorer. In the 47 years
since, Tom missed just two keg
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Forest Ranger of Today
No Nature-Boy Type
By ELLIOTT CHAZE
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Denver, Colo. The Rocky mountain forest ranger of 1949
comes complete with soap-proof suntan, a brace of natty green
sharkskin uniforms and a college education.
He looks and talks like something a lady could latch onto and
enjoy.
But he's a far cry from the
Nature-hoy type of ranger of
yesteryear and is not given to
playing footie around a campfire
with the tourist trade. He's
usually too busy.
This is not to say that the
modern ranger is immune to
women.
H. C. Hilton, chief of person
nel for the United States Forest
Service Rocky Mountain region,
puts it this way:
"There's no doubt about it,
a forest ranger is generally pret
ty attractive to the ladies. The
moons get mighty big out here.
And your average ranger is a
fair specimen of mankind. Some
of the boys marry girls they
meet in the summers.
"This doesn't always add up
to everlasting happiness. Some
times the ladies get very sick
of staring at the trees, once the
chase is over.
During summertime the rang
ers and their families must fre
quently live in cabins at lonely
mountain stations. The man of
the house is up and away at the
crack of dawn and usually re
turns home late.
The long working hours are a
matter of necessity. There are
in the neighborhood of 135 rang
ers assigned to work the 15,000,-000-acre
Rocky Mountain area
It includes national forests ir
Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska,
South Dakota and Kansas.
' The job includes marking
trees for removal, managing
sales of government-owned tim
ber, issuing grazing permits,
maintaining roads and trails and
building new ones, dynamiting
snow slopes which seem ripe for
avalanches, and a hundred other
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senator or a representative he
was in. And it helped, of course,
if he knew the locations of the
best blackberry and huckleberry
patches in his district, and if he
was a champion fisherman. For
estry was only a minor incident
in his life. Sometimes he wasn't
even certain as to the exact
boundaries of his sector.
But at least one aspect of rang
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Wright, a district forest super
visor. The tourists still consid
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bellhop.
"Folks from the dude ranches
get sore when we don't have
time to adjust their stirrups,"
Wright says. "They even get
sore at us when they have bad
luck fishing, expect us to lead
'em right to a fish and put the
hook in its mouth."
,Wright remembers a Chicago
man he saw fishing a mountain
stream last year; "He was cast
ing I guess, for trout and he
was using a series of spinners
and spangles as long as my arm.
Looked like the grill you push
the money under at a movie
ticket window."
When Wright told the man he
was scaring the fish, the man
laughed at him and answered:
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