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“INSIDE BASEBALL

By Mickey MeCONNELL

  

 

 

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“I tell you Muzay and [ beat this coptract threell HOUSEHOLD GOODS
of ° : woe tricks,” asserted Mr, Dale. hearts, put me in with the ace MOVING — PACKING
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pion” blustered. “There’s nothipg {heart tricks. Down three. How
do you like Muzzy's defense?”
Mr, Champion couldn't answer.
He appeared dazed,

“They don’t push me around,”
said Mr, Muzzy proudly,

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to the hand except the heart
finesse. Either it’s right and you
make nine tricks or it’s wrong
and you don’t. How can you set
three no tr uinp wilh a elub open-
ing?”.

"'Munay didn’t opena club, " re-
plied: Mr, Dale, patiently. He led
the ace of spades,”

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“| 3 SM pt: Larsen, went’ to" the: city ‘the batter is a very fast runner. | > tholding his head in his hands. vf Ne ;
hall:and: told .the, mayor, and al-| ‘. -On this play an alert catcher can help oul the pitcher by telling “Wait just a minute,” sald Mr. . wo A PAMOUS PLAYERS THEATR id,
i) dermen ‘that ‘St.-Roch, now in|. him where to throw the ball as-he charges'in to field it. The short. |pale, “It turned. out beautifully. . ae
as possession’ ‘of thevelly, would rot} . stop takes the throw, touches second base for the force-out and | rere’s what happened. On theif i
“jaway.. “unless someone who, under-| | fires the ball to the first: baseman who has retreated to cover first deal before this one, Muzzy had Starts Today 7 ; .
aoe her, WAS Puts :aboard: as} when he sees that the pitcher will ‘field the ball. me second: “bases led fourth best: from, A Q 8 5 ny __RIDPING THE . | :
wale man.’ s-man, racing. over to cover first if the bunt should bounce towar against a suil contract. a :
‘att 0 ithe first: baseman, ‘swirigs in-back of the base as back-up man for In spite of the fact that 1 RANCH SOCIETY JUNGLE WIDE OPEN! ee !
on the: pointat, Kitsllaiio bedch an-overthrow. The third: baseman, after breaking. with the pitch, [oot us a sensationally good re- mie ,
people can, Hook al, her,” he}’ > :rushes back to cover, third In case. a a bad throw atone of the | sue, Mr, Bast saw fit to lecture :
udy: gods: wit her, “-obtier ‘bases. a ‘ Muzz, f aw ‘|
4 / Re y on leading away from an he money-l0 ;
seeps St. Roch just. the way : ———y ace-queen. lle sald it should nev- Exposing '

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er be done. ,

“But Muzzy: misunderstood He
‘| thought. East was merely eriticiz-
ting the lead of the fourth best
card from such a holding and
| recommending the lead of the
ace.

“Anyway,” Mr. Dale continued,
“there! Muzzy, sat’ with another
ace-queen eombination—and he
led the ace: Ther he asked what
the contract was. Told: it was
three no trump, he appeared

ap 7 7
PEL “AVIV, Israel (AP)— A tougher Israeli voli nullezupsel, Aer some {ought
he switehed to the four of hearts.

. "| tow ard the Arab states appeared shaping up today fol-
" 1 ’ “THe effect ofall this on East
| “flowing Moshe Sharett’s weekend announcement that} as Woidsialing,. Naturally

‘thes. quitting as foreign minister, enough, he deduced that Muzzy

“Sharett, who had held the post | > eltoed ne was pay ae 5a
! a*sult contract a1 at he had
_ fore aie he the plea post also when Ben-Gurion re- jopened from an ace doubieton in
| | Hommifutce of his Mapai (Demo-|{i#2d:to the Negev desert in De-1 spades in the hope of getting 2
| Presi dent” Richar Ni in con-|cratic Labor) party that he no eee 1953, to farm and. medi- third. -round rut.
ferred: with :- President: - “Bisen- longer could continue “under tate Hg wor: ‘the’second trick with
lower. at Walter Reed; Hospital present circumstances,” ten- Gurion came back ‘to the dumps ting of hearts and led
today but reported there was no $sharctt’s departure, from of- government as Sharett’s defence |@ spade, fnessin’y the nine from
‘discyssion - of “whether : :-Blsen- fice followed’ a widening policy minister in February, 1955, and his hand! Muggy wbn- with the
‘hower intends: to: stand for: re- | Silt with Premier David Ben- | resumed the premiership after; ten ‘and: ‘led paoe’ the ton of
election’. this. fall.’: : Gurion, his Mapai. chicf and {general elections last August. heartsi- oN
« Nixon ‘tod: a: ‘prose: ‘conference long-time associate in the Zion- oo At Uhisrpgl” Me Dale ent
after ithe ‘wisit that. ‘Blsénhower ist movement. -Sharett advocat-. on, “Bast fy Fe Sure If was neces-
will “speak for himself” In ane ed caution in dealing with Is- sary to’ kel ngraul, Of, tne | lead
| swer' to the big ‘question when rael’s Arab neighbors, while Ben- because He..kneW", ‘toe ace, of
be, ‘feos the timé is right, Gurion insisted on a policy of clubs. was: ONUDE, ‘Wg uivinly -

“active defence” against Arab guarded. Ibis uhde Wenge upvwith oe
“State Secretary. Dulles: -al80| jorder viglalors, e dimmy's: dee" of Hearts and took |

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‘visited Elsenhower, © The viee- The Ma thee: spade finesse. Muzz
Mapal commitice named janother spade Hnens Yi) Shows At:
président saw’ Elsenhower, first, | ytrs, Goldw Myerson, labor min- couldn't have another spade,

“Bul hedid,. He won with the |} 7—9 P, Me,

spending about 15: minutes with |
him. Then they’ were: ‘joined hy
‘Dulas: for about. five minutes, for
a: discussion of certain govern-
ment problems, Nixon: said he
‘could not discuss the nature of
that: business, it this time, but
that: it had no. relation to
‘polities, .

fscAdter the Jolnt “confermnee,

ister since 1949 and a former
school teacher- in the United
States, to succeed Sharelt, Mor-
dechai Namir, general secretary
of the Labor Federation, was
pleked for the. labor ministry.

ONLY TEMPORARY

Mrs, Myerson sald she ‘would
consider her new appointment
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hawor for abuut 10. minutes, on |! several Limes as foreign minister en MOL OD
what White House press secre. |Uuring Sharett's absenees from "pe Pt te pe.
a tary James C, Hagerty deseribed the country, an “SS tyke
fi “state department matiors,” | _Ben- “Gurion denied Lo Lhe Ma- wae earn » ima TTT Terres erent cnet
eens pal commibtee that personal rea- MOSHE SHARUTT fT ON etn /
“HEROIC MOTHER DIES {808 led to his acceptance of] «++ Can no longer continue, we yet a iy)
Aj Sharett's resignation, and sald) eee cne cee ee ; ne
one . poe wen” Loy .

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ory, on aud Ws allaren held,” the premier sald, io death early Sunday when [re
' et  Sharett continues t member of swept through his aparknent, A
waged | i {o 7 - the Laraell Parliament, the Knes-; weekend guest of Dillard's Rob-
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