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Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-26
Boston Bees
CastEyes on
lst Division

NEW YORK, July 26. WR-The
Boston Bees of 1887 are digging up
the ghost of their illustrous pre-
decessors, the Boston Braves OF
1914 who flashed from the National
league cellar on July l9 to the
world championship of baseball in
October.
The "stingless' Bees, preseason
favorites to battle Philadelphia
Phillis for the cellar berth, are
pressing hard for a first division
berth. only two games behind the
fourth place St. Louis Cardinals,
and u games behind the leading
Chicago Cubs.
They have been playing at a .733
clip since June q when they began
their rise from the cellar, to win
% out of their last 80 games.
The last two wins were regis
tered over the Pittsburgh Pirates
yesterday, So and Us. Guy Bush
limited the Bucs to five hits in the
opener, and Lou Fette received
credit for his 18th win in the night
cap.
This double triumph enabled the
Bees to gain game, and half
on the Cards, who were defeated,
6-5, by the Brooklyn Dodgers in
the first game of a doubleheader,
and then carried to TT, IL inning
tie in the second game.
The New York Giants salvaged
the third ana last game Of the
series against the Chicago Cubs by
scoring a SO shutout behind the
six hit pitching of Harry Gumbert,
who completed his first game in 10
starts.
Cincinnati and Philadelphia divid-
ed a twin bill, the Reds taking the
opener, 1879, as Hollingworth scat
tered nine hits, and the PhillieS
winning 7-3 in the final behind the
six hit flinging of Lamaster.
The American league leading New
York Yankees and the Chicago
White SoX split a pair. The Yanks
broke a three game losing streak
by outslugging the Sox, 12-11, in
the opener.
The Detroit Tigers outslugged the
Philadelphia Athletics, 1873, in six
innings before their double header
was rained out, and the Boston Red
Sox finished five innings Al ahead
of the Cleveland Indians before
their scheduled twin bill was wash
ed out.
The Washington Senators ran
wild against the ST. Louis Browns,
1910 and 1875.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-26
TODAY'S
SPORTS PARADE
BY HENRY McLEMORE

NEW YORK, July &c. UP)-If
the United States wins the Davis
cup from England on the morrow
the tennis fathers of this country
should leap into action with all
the speed their aging bones will
allow and prepare a monster re-
ception for j. Donald Bulge
They should leave nothing un-
done, but see to it that when the
California redhead docks in New
York his welcome home combines
the best features of the ones ten
dered the prodigal son, Jenny Lind
Lindbergh, and Queen Marie There
should be fireboats shooting fire
water high into the air, tugboats
blowing tugboat whistles, and bands
playing. Grover Whalen and Jimmy
Walker, wearing silk hats and
gardenias, should be there to kiss
Donald on both cheeks and present
him with scrolls, keys to all cities
large enough to have Browning
societies, and passes to the Roxy.
He should not only be given a fat
ted calf, but a fatted calf all done
up in a leather case, and complete
with knife and fork.
Such a greeting would serve a
double purpose. In the first place,
it would honor him for having
single handed won the trophy that
is emblematic of all that is holy
and fine in tennis, and for accom-
plishing a feat that was beyond
the powers of such players as
Tilden, Wood, Shields, Lott, Hem
messy, Allison, Van Ryn, and
locker room of others.
In the second place-and this
is even more important than the
first place business it might so
please and flatter j. Donald Bulge
that he would decide to spurn all
offers Of professionalism thereby
remaining an amateur and in a
position to defend the Davis cup.
No one knows any better than
the tennis fathers what will hap
pen TO the cup if Bulge deserts
the ranks of the Simon-pures. 1t
won't be over here long enough TO
get over its sea-legs. The first time
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-26
CHICAGO CHAINS

CHICAGO, July &c. CUP)-Hedg-
ing sales brought out by rising
pressure Of the new crop move
ment were heavy on VIII eat futures
today and prices on the board Of
trade sagged sharply in the absence
Of buying power. Extreme weak
ness at Winnipeg and an easier
close at Liverpool also We're de
pressing.
Al the close wheat was 29s to 27s
cents lower, new corn 2 to 4A cents
lower. old corn a. cents lower than
oats were 21s cents lower.
Indications point to rising tenn
peratures in the spring wheat belt
but cooler weather there now acted
as a check on buying.
More favorable weather in the
Canadian West and the slump at
Liverpool where prices closed ~
TO 21s lower, were bearish factors
al Winnipeg and prices dropped the
fun limit allowed.
Corn prices weakened with wheat
with the current contract conspicu-
ously off. Locals and commission
houses were on the buying side.
Good weather for the new crop
continued.
World shipments Of wheat for the
week were 100000 bushels, includ-
ing 4018, 900 bushels from the Unit
ed States. Wheat production in
France, where harvesting is under
way, is estimated at between 256,
OOO,OO0 and 2G5, 100000 bushels.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-26
NEW YORH STOCKS

NEW YORK, July 20. CUP)-The
stock market today had its second
setback in eight sessions. The de-
cline was small and rallying ten
dencies were noted. Most selllns
was profit-takinE and there was ho
pressure.
Utilities featured early, but turn
ed irregular when Consolidated Ed
son issued an earnings report show
ing AZ cents a share for The June
quarter, against 54 cents year
ago. For the II months ended June
80, however, the company showed
S241 a share, against $l.s7.
Interest of the street cenlered on
the United states Steel corp pora-
tions earnings and dividend, 10 be
announced tomorrow. II was eX-
pected earnings for the first hair
win be around Sc and that dividend
action viii clear up arrears on pre-
ferred. Some anticipated diVid-
END on common.
Steel shares were depressed by
profit-taking in advance of the
II. $ Steel meeting. Losses ranged
to more than points in Youngs-
town Sheet d Tube. Steel common
touched l161s off 1s. Early IL soId
al 1lsh.
Railroad shares gave ground on
a less favorable earnings outlook.
New York Central lost more than
a point. Oils were steadied ty out
look for higher income. Socony-
Vacuum and Phillips Petroleum
made new highs for the year.
Chrysler declined more than
point and General Motors lost
fraction Farm shares were strong
for time and new highs were
made by Case and International
Harvester.
American Zinc WAS up more Than
a point. Cerro de Pasco was bid
up a point. Smaller advances were
noted in Phelps Dodge and henne-
Cott-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-26
GRAVES ORTIZ
WILL LEGAS TOP
E. {. PROGRAM

Kent Roberts, fast but hard hit
ting middleweight from the Los
Angeles Main street gym, will step
into the Ell Centro ring Thursday
night to attempt to stop the SEN
sational winning streak of Herman
Graves.
And if Roberts is as good as his
record indicates the valley cham
pion is due for a battle that will
make his other fights seem push
overs.
Manuel Ortiz, state flyweight
champion, will match his strength
and cunning against that of Joe
Hogan in the second main event.
Jolting Joe Villegas will tackle
frankie Snyder in the third main
event, a battle which Noel john
son, matchmaker, promises will be
the best on the outstanding card
of the year.
Oliver Coker and Ike Blair will
meet in a rematch that is sched-
uled to be a knockdown, dragout
affair, and frankie Jackson will
meet the conqueror of Sammy
Northern. Don Theroid, in the
fourth battle.
Three good preliminaries are al
so carded.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-26
SACS R EGAIN
LEAD AS S. D.
DROPS TWO


The Portland Beavers appeared to
be staging a repeat performance of
their last years winning
surge in the Pacific coast baseball
league today after taking the start
finish of a double header against
Los Angeles yesterday, winning the
first game 80 and the second 20.
The San Diego Padres lost their
slim percentage as league leaders
when Oakland took them down the
row On both ends of a double
header. The scores were 2-l and
81.
These double defeats resulted in
the Sacramento Senators forging
ahead as league pennant contenders
despite the fact that the Sacs took
only one of its two games with the
San Francisco Seals. The Seals won
the opener, 9 to 5, and the Sacs
the second 4 to l.
The Seattle Indians and San
Francisco Missions also split dou-
ble header.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-26
Sherevoods Trip LA Invaders
SUGIMOTOBATS>
PITCHES TEAM
TO II TO J WIN

Burned out rods, flat tires and
base hits from the bats of the
Sherwood girls softballers Satur-
day night spelled defeat for the Los
Angeles Carly Brothers team as
the Ell Centre cafe girls walloped
the invaders 1872.
Sugimoto and Smith divided the
mound honors for the Sherwood
team and gave up only three hits
in the nine innings.
AWarz went the entire distance
for the losers. She allowed 13 hits.
two of them being home runs, and
walked 10.
Ell Centre started the scoring in
the first inning when the Sherwood
team tailed five times on three
hits and four walks.
The Los Angeles team scored in
the sixth and eighth stanzaS.
Sturgis played a brilliant game
in the field for the losers and the
entire Ell Centro club played air.
tight ball in the field Sugimoto
led the batters with three hits in
five tries, including a home run
Measures hit four base blow and
zola Beth Johnson poled out long
home run but failed to touch third
and was called out.
The Los Angeles team experien-
ced lot of difficulty in arriving in
the valley. One car burned out two
rods and another had two flat
tires.
They finally dragged into the
park at GAS a tired and weary
ballclub. The fans, who by this
time were equally tired, clamored
for action. They got it in the fin
est game of the season.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-26
L. A. VEGETABLES

LOS ANGELES, July 20. (UP)--
Supplies were moderate TO heavy
with lower prices in some lines.
Bunched vegetables: Beets 40-5Oc.
Carrots 60-75c. Green onions Sl.0O-
l25; Leeks S2.00-2.25; Mustard 30
35c. Parsley 40-45c. Radishes 60-75c,
Spinach fair 5O-6Oc.
Cantaloupes: Local tip tops std.
los g. 12s 1850. l6s 6O75c. H Bs
std. 23s & 27s 75-85c. Melogolds
27s & 36s S125-1.50; Jumbo ass
Sl.O0-l. 25; Cauliflower: Ventura Co.
Showball 1850. Guadalupe Snow
ball 75-s5c. Ordinary local SNOWFALL
45-55c crate.
Lettuce: Santa Maria, Guadalupe
& Oceano dry pack Is SL00-l.15;
5s $100; Lompoc As $1.0O-1 .15; !;
SIS s0c-$1.00; salinas & San Luis
Obispo As mostly S1.25; local loose
pack dozen 25-40c cate.
Melons: Imperial Valley honey
dews jumbo flats 6s to IS 50-60c.
lis to 12s 7O-75c. Casabas $1,000
ton; local japanese std. les SIPS;
Coachella Valley jumbo 6s 81 IS
peas: Pescadero AZ sc. Lompoc
pole peas 7c. Oceano IT y C. Oceano
China peas 1i-l5c. Sugar peas 4-5e
Peppers: Local California Won
ders 1850 lug. Green chill 65-75e.
Local yellow chilli 7-712c ID. Ven
tura co. & local California Wonders
mostly &c. San Diego Co. Califor-
MIA Wonders 5-512c ID.
Tomatoes; Local 81 Orange CO.
Stones 4X5s 50-65c. 5X5s 1850. 6X6s
6bX65s. Local and San Pedro Earli-
anas 5x5s 40-5Oc. 6x6s 35-45c. Or
ange co. Ponderosas 5x5s $1.OO-l.lO.
6x6s 65-75c.
Watermelons: San Joaquin Val
ley ls-20c 10. Klondikes q Stripes
S16-s17 ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-26
81 Centro Nine
Trains Sights
On CaIipatria

Pitching wizardry. That's what
Joe Hurst employs 10 defeat valley
league opponents and Tuesday night
he will display his magical deliver
les at the FL Centro municipal park.
Friday night Joe Hurst demon
stratei he is one of the best hurlers
in the league when he defeated Ed
die Myers and the Calexico Brew
ers in a 2-l duel.
Hurst has chalked up seven wins
against nine losses this season but
in nearly every defeat Joe pitched
winning ball only to see his team
mates boot away the game.
At the present time, however, Joe
has the strongest team behind he
has had all season. Ralph Eye has
taken over the first base duties. He
raped out two blows and scored
one OF the two runs against CAL
exico.
blICI4llclu uao ldhtll ONC4 otAo4lO
base. Jersey slapped out a long
double TO score the winning run in
the Calexico game and came up
with every fielding chance.
julie Ehmke is a new replace
ment in the outfield and completes
the rebuilding of the Coca Cola
nine, a team that is destined to
make the going tough for the lead
er5 in the remainder of the season.
Mexicali and Brawley tangle in
a game that may decide the league
champion in Mexicali and Calexico
will journey to Holtville ia the
other league games.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-26
British Wightman
Cup Team Arrives

NEW YORK, July 26. UP)-The
British Wightman clup team which
will play the United States team
for the cup emblematic of Women's
tennis team supremacy between
the two nations arrived today on
the liner Queen Mary. Members OF
the team are Kay Stammers, Freda
James, Mary Hardwick, Joan In
gram, Evelyn Dearman, Margot
Lumm. NJ. D. CTim) Horn is the
manager.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-26
MARKET QUOTATIONS
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, July 26. (UP)--
The first session of the week on
the Los Angeles stock exchange to-
day was marked by a mild upturn
in prices. but also was a new low
established in Wellington oil. This
issue eased off = to 99s on sale
of 200 shares.
An odd lot of 10 shares of Farm
ers & Merchants National Bank
dropped a full five points to 445.
Other sales included: Barker Bros.
pfd. 46 shares 80 lh, down y; Pacific
Indemnity 100 shares 294 up "a;
Roberts pub. Mkts. 300 shares IA,
up "a Transamerica 100 shares 13
=, down i Sontag Drug 200 shares
II, up one point Consolidated Oil
200 shares 16ls, up a; Republic
Petroleum 100 shares "a, down y.
General Motors moved up e TO
56 %, On sale of 100 shares. Other
quotations included; Superior Oil
300 shares Al, unchanged; Union
Oil loo shares 20, up *; Claude
Neon 100 shares 10Y, up Is; Emsco
Derrick & Equipmen loo shares 16,
down a; Pacific Distillers 100
shares 1.25, unchanged; Pacific
Lighting pfd. 5 shares los, unchang
ed Edison per cent pfd. loo
shares 1712. unchang ed; Edison 512
per cent pfd. 100 shares 25A, un-
changed
approximately $500 shares were
sold with - Issued up. eight down
and nine unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-26

The United States can win the
trophy, wnicn has been held by
England since 1888, by winning only
one of tomorroW's two concluding
singles matches. In these engage
ments frankie Parker of Spring
Lake, N. j., plays Charley Hare,
and Bulge plays Bunny Austin.
The u. S. has not had possession
of the trophy since 1927. 1t was
lifted that year by the French at
Germantown, Pa.
A crowd of fewer than 5000 were
in the stands today to see Bulge
and Mako, the worlds premier
doubles tandem, conquer the Eng
lish boys whose only victory as a
team came in the Kent county
championships two years ago.
The British put up stiffer fight
than was expected. After being
routed in the first set, they came
back and fought the Americans for
every point.
The American team was not up
to its usual efficiency today. Mako
was unsure of his stroking. The
English found his service easy tc
break, and his ground strokes wob.
bly,.
On the other hand, Bulge was a
dynamo. Sensing his comrades un-
sureness, the California redheac
roamed high and wide over the
court, intercepting shots and whal-
ing them back for winners.
For the losers Tuckey was the
standout. Blessed with tremendous
power, Tuckey made his overhead
smashes factor from start to fin
ish, and he served viciously.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-26
SHORTY HOGUE>
WILLIE FIELDS
MEET TUESDAY

Shorty Hogue, who shares the
lightweight championship OF Impe-
rial ana San Diego counties with
his twin brother, Bigboy Hogue, will
risk his half of the championship
Tuesday night in Brawley when he
clashes with Willie Fields of Los
Angeles.
Fields, twice winner OF the feath-
erweight championship in the finals
of Golden Gloves tournament, has
only recently turned to the light
weight division.
He has won every start as a
lightweight and is slated to give
the twin his toughest fight of a
season creamed with tough fights
for Shorty.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-26
GREG MANGIN
UPSET VICTIM
IN NET MEET

SEABRIGHT, N. j., July 26. W.R)
The 50th annual Seabright invita-
ton tennis tournament began with
an upset today when G.. T. M.
Zarifi Of England defeated Gregory
S. Mangin of New York, the third
seeded player, 6-2, So, Ga. A few
moments later another upset was
registered when Norbert Burgess of
Oak Park, Ill, beat the No. seed
ed player, Charles Harris of West
Palm Beach, Ga, 1-6, 6-3.
First of the seeded players to ad-
vance was the Veteran Wilmer Alli-
son of Austin, Texas, No. 2 in the
select list. He beat William Rob
ertSon of Pasadena, Calf, Us, 6-2.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-26
GENE SARAZEN
WINS CHICAGO
OPEN TOURNEY

. CHICAGO, July 26. U.H-Gene
Sarazen, one of the toughest front
runners in the game, carried off
the seasons richest medal play
purse today for letting the field
beat itself trying to catch up with
him in the $4,000 Chicago open
golf tournament.
Last to fall was the redoubtable
Harry Cooper, who staggered in
with a seven and a six on his last
nine when even pars would have
captured the $1,000 first prize.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-26

challenge rolls round and it
will be back in its flannel night
shirt bound for England or Ger
many, probably the latter. Bulge is
all this country has. There's no use
trying to kid ourselves by placing
reliance in the likes of Grant and
Parker and Riggs and Sabin. They
are very nice boys, but as inter-
nationaliSts they lack the proper
credentials.
Just what will be the young Cali
forian's answer when large bales of
the stuff that buys are offered
him? Pm sure don't know. But if
I were he I certainty would let my
circumstances furnish the answer.
If l needed it I'd take it, always
remembering that the paths of ten
mis- glory lead but to tennis elbow
and the mems senior championship.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-26
MANY never
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
This Old Treatment Often
Brings Happy Relief

Many sufferers relieve nageing bsckachs
quickly, once they discover that the real cause
Of their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The Kidneys are Natures chief way Of taking
the excess acids and waste out Of the blood.
Most people pass about 3 pints day or about
3 pounds of waste.
Frequent or scanty passages with smarting
and burning shows there may be something
wrong with your kidneys OF bladder.
An excess Of acids or poisons In your blood,
when due to functional kidney disorders. may
be the cause Of nagging backachs, rheumatic
pains, lumbsgo, leg pains. loss Of pep and en-
srY, getting up nishts, g swelling, pufiinsss
Don't waiti Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, used successfully by millions for over 40
years. They give happy relief and will help the
Is miles Of kidney tubes flush out poisonous
waste from yeux blood. Get Doaa's PiIs-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-26
BENNETT WINS
NORTH SINGLES
TENNIS MEET

SEATTLE, Wash, July &c. WP)-
Richard Bennett of Berkeley, Calf,
won the mems single tennis title of
Washington yesterday when he de-
feated Ted OleWine of Santa Monica,
Calf, 6-l, 4-6, 6-2 in the finals.
Virginia Wolfenden of San Fran
cisco won the finals in the Women's
division, defeating Eleanor Young,
Vancouver, B. c., 6-3, 3-6, 6-3.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-26
l.. a. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, July 26. UP)-
Hogs 500. Steady TO 25 cents high
er. Top 1410i medium 10 good
13-13.50.
Cattle 3400. Steady 10 strong
good fed steers 10.25-1O.6Oi short
fed s90-9 So; steers s50-9; Mexi-
cans $751;; fed heifers $50. grass
heifers s.25 down; cows 5.50-7i cut
ter grade 3.60-5 bulls 4.75-6.75.
Calves 1000, steady TO strongi
vealers $40; top 1880; calves 3-S.
Few $50,
Sheep 2300. Slow but strong -
25 cents higher; gooe +
lambs 10.35-10.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-26
ELKS> JAYCEES
TANGLE TONITE.

Determined to make a comeback
after losing 7-6 to the Eagles last
week the Elks will take the field
tonight against the Junior Chamber
sluggers in the first game of the
week in city leaue play.
The Junior Chamber has shown
little power. thus far in the season
but is slated to put strong team
on the field tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-26
L.. A. HAY
90

Los ANGELES, July 2e. -aUP)-
4. S. No. / extra 1eafy 5000 so
u s. No. leafy . S17.00-s17 so
Il. 3. No. ? a. good mixed, $3.50 -16
tThese prices represent wholesale
quota Retail prices generally
run S1.00 higher).)
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-26

NEW YORK, July 26. U.P) -
Pitcher Ben CantWell has been re-
called from the Jersey City Inter
national league club and will report
to the New York Giants at st.
Louis, the Giants office announced
today
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-26

PARIS. July 20. UP)-Jean Boro-
ira. famous tennis player, married
Nine Mabel Barrachin yesterday
and sailed for a Scandinavian cruise,
it was reported today.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-26
Go East the ST.. Way and See Twice as Much!
4 scenic routes TO choose from. ..aIl
troins completely air.

It's hardly logical to go East and return
the same way, seeing the same sights both
ways, when Southern Pacific gives you the
privilege of going by one of its Four Scenic
Routes and returning by another. That
way, you see different part of the United
States each way-see fwsee as much as you
would on the ordinary roundtrip that's not
really rOHnd.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-26
Bulge Mako Down
British Doubles
Team in Four Sets

WIMBLEDON, July 26. (UP)-The United States to-
day moved within match of the Davis Cup it hasn't
held 1927 when the California doubles team of Donald
Bulge and Gene Mako defeated the British pair of Char
les Tuckey and Frank Wilde, 6-3, 7-5 49, 1910.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-26
L. A. R4NKS

los sNGFI rs. IuIy 26. up
i. z...-I4-G ~..f .... @s7s 1914
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-26
l.. A. BUTTER & EGGS

Los ANGELES, July 26. up
Butter: extra 341z. prime firsts
321ac; standard &c; undergrade