El democrata del condado de Costilla. [volume], January 24, 1942, Image 2

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The navy department has established naval reserve officers train
in' corps at various colleges throughout the nation. Typical of these
is the unit at Brown university. Providence. R. /.. ,chore the navy has
a key base at nearby Newport. These photos take, you to Brown and
show you how the Brown boys in blue are learning the arts of the
seagoing warrior to man the fortresses of floating steel that are our
first line of defense.
Like the generations of Brown sons who have fought in every one
of America’s wars since the Revolution , these young men are deter
mined to share in America* s victory effort.
Loading and firing of naval guns is practiced in this loading ma
chine. Dummy shells arc used. This is a job where teamwork counts.
Naval instructors who teach the Brown boys their gunnery simu
late conditions at sea by means of a device that makes the target heave
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**TIN FISH** . . . Studying the after part of a torpedo, one of the
most intricate of naval weapons.
THE COSTILLA DEMOCRAT
SPEAKING of
SPORTS
By ROBERT McSHANE
THE effect which military service
* is having on America s athletics
is becoming more and more visible.
There is a great deal of conjecture
over the future of baseball, football,
horse racing and other events which
hold the sports spotlight during the
year.
Sport fans know that team caliber
will not be as high as it has been in
the past. Major league stars like
Bob Feller, n a nk Greenberg and
Ted Williams will not be on deck
this coming season. Bernie Bier
man, Minnesota’s great coach, has
been called to active service. Col
lege and professional football teams
must give up some of their big
names.
Many of sport’s greatest specta
cles have been— and will be—can
celed or postponed. In the inter
ests of the nation’s welfare it has
been held best to eliminate many of
these “occasionals,” such as the an
nual 500-mile auto race at Indianap
olis and various racing meets.
But this does not mean that ath
letics will be allowed to die. When
a bowl game, a prize tight or an
auto race is canceled, it means no
more than the elimination of a one
shot event. Fans will fee! a tempo
rary disarp untsnent. but they won’t
miss the spectacles as much as they
would miss their regular day in and
day out sports fare.
Undoubtedly then will be some
curtailment of athletic activities
Common sense will dictate the logic
of such a move But 3 big-time
program still is in the cards Wc
will have our baseball, our football
and our hockey. They are more
than amusements They are almost
a necessity
The fact that every army, navy
and marine unit has its athletic
teams indicates the importance of
sports in the service. Equally im
portant is the morale of those per
sons on the home front who are
helping to the best of the r ability.
The over-all program may be
modified to a greater extent in fu
ture months. Right now it is the
concensus that changes will be re
fleeted more in quality than in quan
tity. We will have almost as com
plelc a program, but many of the
super-stars will be missing.
There will be no complaints on
that score from thinking people. Oui
country needs men who are fitted
by training for leadership. It needs
physically able, alert, quick think
mg men. A share of thes»
men should c opm from the gridiron
the diamond and the ice. If not
then we must realize that spoil?-
have been a tragic waste of time
money and enthusiasm.
Bowling - the Right Way
By LOWELL JACKSON
(This is on' ot * senes ot lessons in
bowling by Liwell Jackson one ot the coun
try's oufsfdnrfin* bowlers. Mr Jackson has
eighteen 300 games to his credit and has a
12 year league average of 210.)
'‘Stan as a pin bottler .**
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the pins, meanwhile concentrating
on llu 1-3 pocket as you approach
the foul line and deliver the ball.
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that even the country's outstanding
bowlers are divided in opinion as to
whether pin bowling or spot bowl
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SPORT SHORTS
ft Cornelius Warmerdam, who
starred at the recent Sugar Bowl
track meet, was vaulting 13 feet 8
inches as a freshman at college,
ft For the first time in the U-yeai
history of the annual survey of foot
ball fatalities, not a single death was
reported in collegiate ranks during
the 1041 season. . , ....
ft Bernie Blerman says his 1941
Minnesota eleven might have been
the greatest ol his career if it had
not been bothered by injuries most
of the season.
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6. How long did it take Thomas
Gray to write his famous “Elegy”?
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8. Hagiology is concerned with
what?
9. In what year did Mussolini
become dictator of Italy?
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