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lus ba'Qs and a The 4"square" at Lords wbere tic wickets are pitchesi - philoi- tists will note tuis la a totaily ~--different fomm of the vtrb ta Vitcii than tiiat used in basebali whicb means to tbrow about - mnay have te be takeri ur. this fail and relaid. After a test match witn. Aus- tralia wbîich ended too early, a elay and a ball early te be pre- ense, the Marylabone Cricket Club cailed in the surveyors. And tbe surveyors bow1iec< tbe Mn/CC a googly -- tbe wicket at Loirds, Cradie, Nursery and An- cestral Mývansion of Crickjet, is, tuey report, flot true. It is neitbe-r level non r t There lsa afal ,of tL-inches from the pavilljon end la the 3-Irsery end -- the nurst'i-y is Pa smaïfllr satellite gnound behind tua'- bleachers where baby cicke- tara are educated - and amoag gsi-rie variations la level and de- pression 23 feet from the stumpa nitie nursery end. During the match the players r-eaortad tbi-s depressioni a ridge. Ït se-.ms, tiien, that th-,i- are w1aves in the turf. Tihis is rathen sbocking- Tliimas Lord, .wiose ground it wàs, first pitcbed wickets in Der- set Square in 1787. Wbien liehd to move, because ai building, lie took the turf witbhlmhr to Re- gents Park. When !;Fe" bad ta inova fnorn there, because tbey eut a canal thnougb bis cricket %round, hae toDlk the same turf u-p 2again and put it down where Lords Wicket now is. The turf was al nigt when it 'was in Dorset Square, because -Alexander, tenthi Duke of Hami- Mlon, once bit a bail 396 yards in tbe air fnom it. And aitbough Yrecently it bas been a little ive- Iy witi tue dew on it, there have been no serious complaints siace Mn., E. H. Budd smasbed a green- bouse the otber ide of tbe Wal În 1808 wben assisting Englaad xgainst Surrey. Yet now Lords, laiafc, b fas exactly the saie pnoblemn as We -have tbis seasen at the Oxsbýott Village Cricket Club: The bail beunces off la an-un-- I>redictable way. Now high, naw aow, now leit, now iglit, no-v lest, now low, and wble oui, 0pponents can usually score ruas of 't while it is doing this we eainnot, corn-mets John Allani May ila tue Christian Science Monitor. Ina tus match Englaad scoredC an aggregate of 408 in tbnae and a balf rdays- and Australia 411 wib five men still ta bat ia tiie second inalaga. An aggregate of 700 ec weuld bc- coasidered respectable. 0f course the trouble is that if the wicket, when nelid, is too fiat and too level and toc con- sistent it will be poSsible for a ie tei score 900 la ôaly one ri- ia as Eag-laad once did at the Oval anid spoil the gamne by m-a- ing a decîsion impossible even in six or sevea daysý of play. Tbis la tbe challenge, te pro.- duce turf wbere tbe bal] cari boune, not, erratically but un- qertainiy enougb lra-acultureci way to mnake itf fair on averyý- ibady. Not only botb asides equalJ- )y but also the spectatrs. <'Wbat's the most difficult in- strumirent of ail ta play?" asks a ït-ader. Second fïddle. Il ILU U LUUII AIL 15 NOT LOST -- Mothei- fell for a bu-garanpid these Fa- fher't Day slacks were too big, But Carl, 59, and Neils Nohr, 7, had a use for themn as a "cos- tumne" for a gaig photo. Now It' s A Book Abou t OId Carey Uçascy Stengl-_ Sece ,b Y Clay Fellcner is uindo-ubtedlyte sraîiest bundie ore literary en,1- tertainmenIt ever to hit the SCt f iel.d. Thoisg.h there are 124 number- ed pages, it is so spiced with an excelleent combinatlion cof stili and action pictures highlj,! i-htg the colour'ful Stengel caree-r, iît caGn easily lie ahsorbed 1n ipartu of an eveninr1g. 1Those who carne la close con- tact with the rmot successful manag&7e in the history «ff base- b~al findË themnsellves picking l op agair and again, anxious t. re-live the fiction-likýe experi- ences of this remnaikable mani fron Glendale, Cutuf. No one bcok, of course, couId completely cover the Stge lifetimne on the dianioii9 f h majors an-d minors. There la too mueh to tell; too mruch per- hiaps, that couki, neyer be told. But Felkner, with hîs typeýwriter &i3d selection csf photogra pas, bas corne up with an effort that, seems te have toucheýd al i f hue high spots .withotit going into lengthy, extended detiail. Aside fromr the recallinig af so-me cf these wonderful old Stengel stonies, the featuire of the book is the fine picture l- lection, mnany of themn lively close-ups of soine cf the base-a-li greats xwhom Casey encountered along his rocky road ta stardom at Yankee Stadium. But miany of the Stengel "riiots,"' often taken t unguardled moments, aire priceless particula.rly those that sneak back through the years, bac'k trI Casey',s playing dlays w,,ith the Giants, Phillies, Pirates, Dodgers andi Braves Some cf these pictures r familiar, but most will be freshà to this generation of Sterigel fans. Thcsugh pictured and xrt- en as a clown in bis early dia- mond days, Casey vjas alsa fine baliplayer, holding bis owýxn tla an era when somne 4,4tntii greatest stars swung bats anîd *..FOR AMBE# WAVES 0F GRAIN" - Caleman Foley, once to penniless immigrant, stands in hi3 wheait fit-I. Poley haS - - -iven 50 tons of wheat to three Greek towns as a part of th* eFood for Peace" progrrm.. aumuýulated the background for the stratagic "boick" that was later ta bring hlm faine la the wiînning cof 10 Aerican 1Leagiýe pennarits in bis, 12 years at Yn kee Stadium. The wirit ten pages are gener- cusly colourec wlith Stengel1 words and phrases, an odd, con- fusing collection that becamqie known as "Ste-ngelese,7 and con- foundesi some cf the besteda- esi men in the press ro;sv of tJle major leaguies, wïfsRu- miii iin the Christian Science Monitor. If Stengel confused the crities w'ho flcked arcsundi himr wher- ever he worke-d, he coniused the opposition even more ut-mn- euvening Casey v'as a stualt, es- pecially during bis Yankee days, wben first rate balîplaYevrs were Always plentiful, and lie could jocliey tI-em lai andi eut of the lineeup as the innîngs nolled Tiiose Who knew the tr'a-n's intense love for basebaîl arec not s;unpised whea tbey r e a d lai -Casey Sten-gel's Secrets" of how, îa few lhours foilio Win'Prhis 195-6 World Senies vi-ctocsny over the Brooklyn Dodgers, hle was caught la bis hotel room, f ig- nin- ine-ups iand rmoves that lie could usc 'the next spriirýg. S t e n gele se nquestionably rea-ched uts beilt when the the manager of the New 'York cluib was asked ta testify before a Sexate Anti-Trust and M<iAco- poly Suib-ccsmmz-ittee cf the Ju- diciary, chaired b'y Seto Estes Keauver. Faor 45 minutes Stengelese overpowered sone off the great- est mincis of off icial Washing- ton, but mnust have accomplish- ed sometbing,, because the I ast time we lo1ked, theý garne vwas s;tili being playeci from eapsi te coast. But sone oailus wiil neyer gtused to seeing it pla.yed wïthout "()Id Case."ý BoseolaIIMldget Wanted To Swing Player, Club GC.AB H BA Gaedel, St. L 1 0 0 .00 These lines wene stricken fromr theofficiai record book of base- bail, but the mremnory lingers, On Aug. 19, 1951, Eddie Gaeýdei entered bis irst--and last--ma- j 'or-league game. A pinch-hitter for the St. Louis Browns, he walked on four pitches. Qaeýdel didn't wcrk bard for bis walk; hie was a midget, 3 feet 7 inches tail. Twc.o montbs before the tenth ainniversary of bis basebaîl de- but, Eddie Gaedel, 36, died in Chicago last rnonth. "Eddie want- ed te swing at the ail21," necalled Bob Fishel, thea publicity direc- tor of the Browas and now pub-. licity director ofi the New York1. Yankees. "When Bill (Veeck, owner of the Browns) was ne- bearsiag him with bs toy bat, Eddie wanted ta swing. Bil made him promiîse to taise tbe pitches. Eddie didn't like il, but lie folliowed instruýctions."7 They Needed Plenty Of Nerve Cave explorer~s Qr pothelers, ned strong aor es. Te a lo)se tii-ir wey underground or drop suddenly inta dëeep chasnz or b.e ngulied by roanin-g sub- terranean torrents. Ia Hungary recent-ly, thrae ycungsters voluinteered te bt shut Up for a week in"Hl, an uncbarted section of the Agg- telek stalactite caves near the Czecboslovakiarî border. Exp-reieced 'potholers, tbey wvere a lathe operaýtor, a studceat and La.physicist. The jroung-sters' adveniturýebcd aj seious purpose, te 'maý the section, take readinigs of dupna- tic coniditions amd collectsa- piles of rock and ,water. sae,.. BAE 13RAY bas star leties, availabie aida, s few cari: Broiler cbicksi Sea local agent, 11M John ttorth, BUSINESS temn Pas- amI ny van- amIt. Day- toý order. 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