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Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Feb. : CUP) -
Stocks moved irreg gularly lower to-
day in duh dealings. Trading was
a around the lowest pace since last
Bonds acted similarly. Grains
were fairly steady while other com
modities. notably cotton and hides,
were lower.
mitments in Securities pending out
come Of contract negotiations be
tween the United states Seel cor
poraion and the S.W.O.C. which goi
appeared extremely thin, and small
orders brought about swift revers
ais in the early trend.
An early rally which followed al
opening setback, was about wipe'
out in late dealings and pivotal Is
sues showed declines of more thar
a point.
Steel shares appeared under mosi
pressure on uncertainty regarding
the L. :. Steel-S.W .O.C. negoua,
ions. L. :. steel sold below 81. off
almost points. in late trading
Bethlehem vase off more than
point and Youngstown down about
point. Hi
dend fears. With General Motors
due TO meet after tho market close
for action on the dividend. that Is
sue was pushed down = pom
10 s. OHI NSlfl 0DLI ~ e1'+''~
points to below 50 and other motors
were soft
building shares met good support
against the trend on prospects TOT
a housing boom. I. :. Gypsum leu
with 1at gain to b1@4
American Telephone met betteI
support. selling at l33 Z, oil = al
ter fluctuating between 1851 anr
Coppers enjoyed some buying 81
the disturbed foreign situation bu'
reacted in late trade. with Anacon %
Ia dropping more han point. ram
softened with New York Central, Al
hison. and Southern Paciiic snow
lng fractional losses.
! Utilities were depressed awaiting 2
| lrir bot-. before the
suDreme court. North American sole
| ~ =. DOint to 16at. Farm shares re-
| acted. With Case off 2i2 TO 30 =.
| WoOlworth featured an irregula ar
| ~ iowcr merchandising group Will
! + rise 10 a new 1888 high at 49,
| Oils were barely steady. Speclaltle-
generally were weak on losses ran
| ling TO . points. -,o..oc
| stock sales apprOElmated 2lV'puL
| shares. the smallest for any 9-noui
| Cssiou since August q when IL was
| 303. 600 shares, and compared VIII
| 10000 shares Friday. Curp saIe.
! were $4,000 shares, the smales,
! since April !. 1885. and compared
! with l46 600 Friday.
! DOW Jones closing averages u
| dustria1. 12139. off .49; Ran zf.IV
| Off 0.46; Utility 1888. off o.25.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07
STANFORD FIVE
I'm IND PLACE
i'm LOOP RACE

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 7. CUP)-
California, Oregon. and College
of Pacific alone at the top of three
of the far vests intercollegiate
basketball conferences while st.
Marys and Santa Clara, tradition
al rivals. shared the leadership of
the Pacific coast conference with
a record of five wins and one de-
feat.
Stanford has won four out of six
games. In third place in this group
was u. S. c., with a record of three
wins and three setbacks. u. c. L. A.
was last with six defeats. Hank
Luisetti, Stanford, led in individual
scoring with 13l points, 81 more
than Ralph Vaughn, use, the
runner up.
In this weeks play Stanford and
use. meet in Los Angeles Friday
and Saturday, while California
takes on UCLA at Berkeley the
same nights.
In the northern division, Oregon
held a one-game lead over Wash
ington State while Washington,
former runner-up, dropped to third
place
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07
TODAY'S
SPORTS PARADE
BY HENRY McLEMORE

DAYTONA BEACH. Fla, Feb. T..
'UPJ-To the hills men. And there
isn't a second TO spare,
Don't pause TO aid the laggardS
Cr yOull be too late.
The revolution IS at hand.
Today-in a five word utterance-
l heard the death sentence on the
established order Of things, and any
moment now you may expect the
lecpard TO start changing his spots,
two and two quit making four, and
birds of a feather stop flocking to-
gether.
Dizzy Dean was the man who
uttered the five words. He utter
ed them to me, and they were this:
u have nothing to say!"
And he didn't, He meant it. I
argued with him the best l could,
pointing out the seriousness of such
a statement from him. I told him
taat his constant believing was just
as much a part of this nation as
the constitution, Betsy Ross, and
states rights. And that If he kept
silent-if only for a day-the citizens
would become panicky and anything
might happen. But he would not
yield.
Even when l brought up the sub
ject of Dizzy Dean, his faVorite
topic of conversation, he refused TO
say a word.
When this climatic effort failed
I knew it was no use arguing, so /
fell to studying Dizzy hoping to
determine the cause for this drastic
change in personality. Naturally,
with Dizzy refusing to say anything
my study had TO be confined to out
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07
L. A. VEGETABLES

Los ANGELES. Feb. 7 DCPJ
supplies were generally heavy, cS-
pecicalY on vegetables: trading mo.
derate.
Pescadero 25-lb ised drums S2.20-
S225: crate stock san Luis Obisp,
and OceanO best 8-8I2c ID.
Bunched vegetables: per crt. beet
Green onions best $1.25-$1.50. Ieeks
1O-55c. Mustard 30-3jc. Parsley SOS
soc Radishes small red 4O-50c. Spi-
mach 65-75c. Coachella Valley fel
S1-$125: turnips 30 -45c.
Cabbage: local cannonball best 81
75C crt. rcd cabbage 75-Sl. savoy
GO-4OC crate.
Celery: local Utah type 22in half
crates mostly jU-Goc. san Diego ct
best a5.$1. Golden GoIsln self blanchiae
75-s5c Hearts iu small crts l1ca
Golden self blanching 35-5oc. Utah
type 4O-JOc.
Lettuce: Imperial Valley dry pck
mostly 75-S5c. Local loose 3O-i0c.
peas: San Diego co pole best 7-sc
Bush best 5-6c Imperial Valley best
&c ID. Carpenteria pole 8-9c. Local
bush best 4-5C lb. Few san Pedro
SC. Coachella Valley best 7c. Ok
nard mostly 4-4iac. Imperial VALLEY
45-lb crates $2.75-s2.90.
Squash: imperial and Coachella
Valley white summer flats $1.75-S-
crates S2S2.25; san Diego co lug
fair S1.25-Sl 50: local S1.25-$1 30
Imperial and Coachella VALLEY IaI.
ian flats S1.5O-S1.75. Crates mostly
y 70: San Diego co lugs fair
quality S1.35-$1.50; light colored 81
yellow crookneck Imperial Valley
crates few mostly S1.50.
Tomatoes: Imperial Valley and
inland crates Stops S1.6O-S1 50; rs
mostly S1.50-S1 so f6S S1.-$1.15: 2o-
75- gOc L2ose lugs No. stock 6j-75c
flats $3.50. Mex stripped medium
size 7-8c lb.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07
VALLEY RIFLE
TEAM WINS
MATCH

A 80 caliber team match between
the West Coast Rifle club OF San
Diego. and the Imperial Valley
Rifle club. was fired Sunday on the
valley clubs range near Holtville.
The valley team scoring 1888 points.
out OF a possible 1850, to 1923 for
the coast boys.
The scores were as follows: I'M
perial Valley team Milo Foster 235
Joe Golden 229. L. V. Hess 227. Bob
Daugherty 225, and Ed Henderson
222; coast team: Ralph Steinhoff
22S, Paul Middlested 226, Bob Die
trich 226, Paul Sloan 224. and Carl
Parslow 2l9
Other members firing over the
course were: Guy Collins 222. Jim
Townsend PIG. Oliver Goodbrod 218,
Herb Holt 2l8. Jack Barker 2l8,
Buck Moore 2l7. Chas. Delp 2l7,
Bill Hayes 215, Jim Smith 1877, and
Alvin Immel l55.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07

ward appearances.
In the face, Dizzy still is the Dizzy
of several years ago when he was
fresh out of Texas and funds. HIS
beauty then was of what l believe
is catalogued as the honest, pioneer
and rugged" type. 1t still is. HIS
head is a bit larger than when ne
was chunking for Houston, but
would still be described as a fast
ball pitcher" shape. And as for his
physique, he remains only a leopard
skin away from Tarzan.
Perhaps Dizzys clothes have
changed his personality. There was
a time when no one would have had
any difficulty distinguishing be-
tween him and Anthony Eden, but
today Diz could spot the dapper
British foreign minister a pair Of
spats and lick him 2 to | and 3 to 0
in a sartorial double-header. When
I saw him he was wearing a sports
outfit that left nothing to be de-
sired, unless it was color movie
camera in the hands OF the on
locker. He was, to use the delight
full phrase coined by Captain MO
lyneaux, "A sight for sore eyes.
Whatever the cause, Dizzy has
undergone a tremendous change.
Only recently he was made an hon
orary member of the Daytona Beach
Women's Golf association, an honor
which he accepted with a speech
that blended perfectly with the
pastel tinted walls of the clubroom
in which he stood.
To date he hasn't said bitter
word against the Cardinals, Branch
Rickey, or Sam Breadon.
I find the situation alarming.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07
Bench Warming
By Burdette Kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

Odds and ends from the Del Rio
club where divotS are flying in the
annual Lettucemen'S tournament:
Jack Strobel, the gallant exponent
Of the one iron, has come out OF
hiding again and probably will be
among the first sixteen when fir
ing starts in match play Thursday.
His first game in year. Jack was
two over par for four holes. That's
80 per cent in any mathematician's
lingo" said Philosophic Jack.
frankie Pierce was shorn of his
laurels Sunday. So used to having
his name at the bottom of the
list, indicating highest qualifying
score, Frank was fearful when he
found several with higher scores
than his. Just give me one more
chance he pleaded with Tourna-
ment Official Tom DuchardS d.
No one, however. has ever equaled
Frankie's achievement of teeing off
No. l and bending one through the
trees, quite unintentionally, to No.
18 green.
Unless the handicapperS grow
fearful and saddle YumaS Vic
Blalack with too much of a bur-
den, the Arizona seed man will
be a man to watch in the cham
pionship lettuce flight. Armed
with a chew of tobacco and
cigar, close cropped hair akimbO,
Vic is tough customer on golf
course Besides being one prince
Of chap.
The boys who are casting covet-
Gus eyes toward the lettuce title
can breathe bit easier now that
Don Rex has decided not to COM
pete. But win, lose or draw, it won t
be quite the same without Don
batting them down the middle.
Elmer Seaers, in bed with a touch
of flu. can choose between getting
up OF his own volition or being car
ried out to the course before quail
flying time ends.
If no one else organizes a delega-
ton to carry him. we'll do it our
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANG ELES. Feb. Z lCPD =
one lone issue gained ground OF
thc Los Angeles stock exchange TO-
dav during session marked by
pessimism and an extremely smal
turnover. i.5,
The solitary stock on, the upsld'
Of a point to Pa on sale OF oo'
others sales included: Centra
Inv. 10 at IS. unchanged; Trans
a america 100 at 1012. unchanged
S"ntag Drug 100 at 81, unchanged
Randini oil 100 at 81. UNCHANGED
con. oil 100 at 9, down, . standd.ar' arc
OH Of Cal 100 at 30. down Gen
Motors 100 at 32%, down = Hupp
mobile 100 at u. down u; Edisoi
cannon 100 at 2Ol2, unchanged
southern Pacific 100 at l7A. d2Wl
"a. - .at.s =
noo shares. one issuee up, five
dawn five unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07

decision TO Phoenix y. I. SATURDAY
night. but team officials today in
dicated that the only reason the
Arabs lost was because they were
pointing for the annual tilt with
the Coaches and officials club.
The Coaches Officials quintet has
dropped three games to the Junior
eollegians in previous games but
this season the Coaches will enter
the game as fayorites.
Loughooroueh of Imperial. Han
sen of El Centro and Bob Erskine
of Brawley will be the mainStays
on the Coaches team and should
provide the difference between vic
tory and defeat
The annual game is always pre-
ceded by a Slum feed in the high
school cafeteria The slum feed IS
a father-Son dinner and the ad-
mission price TO the feed also ad-
mits those persons TO the game.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07
BrawIeya and
FL Centro to
ResumeRaee

BraWley and FL Centre high school
basketball teams will continue their
battle for the valley league basket
ball championship this weekend
when loop teams open second round
play.
The FL Centre Spartans, by virtue
of the 1882 triumph over Brawley
last Thursday, hold undisputed pos
session of first place in the league
standings with an unmarried record.
In the c competition. Brawley
holds undisputed possession of first
place.
Fl Centre meets Imperial. Braw-
ley tackles Holtville. and Calexico
takes on Calipatria in league games
this weekend.
The STANDINGS.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07
Rip Slade to
Meet Graves

Rip Slade, former Golden Gloves
champion and now rated one of the
outstanding finds for professional
ranks, will meet Herman Graves
in the main event at the Calexico
club Thursday night.
Slade defeated Graves in the finals
of the 1885 tournament in Los An
geles but Graves reversed the deci-
sion twice in Ell Centro.
Six other good bouts are slated
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07

champion Lyle Kurisaki, Dave Tay--
lor. Lee LamberSon, Paul Post, Vic
Blalack of Yuma, punched at 10.
Other qualifiers and their scores:
Jack Harris 81, Jack Enos 1913, Rol-
and Skipper 100, Walter Walsh 81,
Newt Brazelton 73, George Noble
81. Ray Swanson 78, AL Gargiulo 81,
Pete Petersen "a, Jack Benson l09,
R. M Campbell Sc, B. Danielson
81, NJ. Parks 90, A. Laberee 1877,
Pen Carter 81. Paul Figaro l02, Pete
Peterson 1l2, Chas. Morrow l04;
Skeet Burris 83, H. Kubow "a,
Bill Fawcett n, Walter Havekorst
IS, Tony DeVita 80, Louis DeVita
1O3, Keys Mitchell 83, Hollis Wood
rs, Chuck Clay 83, r. F.. McDon-
aid 85, Wayne Elvander II, Fred
Huston 90, Roy Thompson 81, Hen
ry Yakel 81, DR.. Parker, 76 j. S.
Mcdonnell go, C. Hausman 81, H.
HaStain SO, j. Stitler "a, T. Will
I liams rs, E. j. Lee 80, Harry Hen
dirk II;
j. Montgomery 90, Logan Jen-
kins 70, Sam Streiby SO, Floyd
Shank ia, Frank DeArmand rs,
Ed Uhlig 106, Geo. Halloran 1903,
MaSsye Horton 85. Frank Pierce
ll6, Les Rogers n, Dick Haas 70,
Harold Braggonier 81, Bill Apple
78, Red Hensler Sc. Bud Anslyn 81,
Shig. Imamura LOG, Ed Fugimota
93 Roy Fawcett 106, l.. SWope 81,
Tom Allen 81, o. Peterson 81,
Ralph Stilgenbaur 81, Bill Fletcher
95, Gordon Olton 83, 81 Carey SO,
Bud Burris 81, Geo. Maurer 95, F.
Hewitt 80.
Entrance of Vic Blalack of Yuma
adds another dangerous contender
to the list in the championship let
tuce division. Blalack, Imperial
Valley champion in 1885, is a fine
golfer as well as a strong competi-
tor and particularly steady in
match play under fire.
Leading threats to Kurisaki's til
tie, in addition to Blalack, who
qualified Sunday are Dave Taylor,
Loveridge Marsh and Wayne Elvan-
der. All three have been playing
consistently fine golf
The first guest flight will hold
galaxy of stars. Chief ones to
watch among those who qualified
Sunday are Russell Nance, Paul
Post, Lee Lamberson and Logan
jenkins, present Imperial Valley
champion.
Qualifying rounds will continue
through Wednesday. The field goes
into match play Thursday.
Don Rex, former valley champion
and one of the "old guard" of let
tuce title contenders, will not COM
pete this year. he announced.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07
Gunner KiIrain
To Show in
BraWley Arena

Gunner Kilrain, slugging Long
Beach amateur, will feature BraW-
ley's fight card Tuesday night when
he meets frankie Jackson, Ell Cen
tro Negro.
Bobby Hagar, Art Perez, Robert
Groves and a host of other good
fighters will aid to make the BraW-
ley arena the sight of another all
around card.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07
Washington Ski
Artists Take
First Place

YOSEMITE, Cal. Feb Z up
University of Weshington's ski
performers today carried home the
Pacific Coast intercollegiate winter
sports trophy for the third straight
year today.
Placing four men among the first
five in the Slalom racing, the hus-
kies finished yesterday with a total
OF 1892 points for the three-day,
four-event meet. University of New
ada, especially strong in ski jump
ing. took second with 1851 points,
and Stanford was third with 33l7.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07


The Junior college basketeers had
more than "dead-eye" and eagle
eye" Taylor to worry about today
as they prepared for their annual
game with the Imperial Valley
CoacheS-OfficialS quintet.
The collegians will be up against
team that would hold its own
with any club in the valley Tues
day night for the Coaches Off
cials will start LOughbOrOugh,
Hansen, Erskine and the two Tay-
lOrs in the game.
All of the coaches have been out
practicing their favorite shots dur
ing the week and will be in fine
fettle for Tuesdays shape, or so
they say
Other players who will see action
are, Viggo Hansen. Pete Sewers, Ed
Covington, John Mcintyre, and Pete
Walker.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Feb. fDPJ -
Hogs 900. Strong 10 25 cents higher
grain fed 8.S5-925 locals $50
Cattle $500. Very slow. steady 10
Is cents lower: Indications - 10 81
.ents lower on bulk steers. medium
20 choice steers $50. common
Mexicans 5.25. cow s75-5 50. cut
ter grade 3.5O-4 81. 51lI- : .5O-6.25
Calves 1900 slow. folly steady
vealers 10 j. 80. CaIFse 1850
Sheep $500. SLOW. stsacy- good TO
choice wooled lambs 71-7. few
ewes 1850
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07
Markets At
A Glance
Bl United PRESS

STOCKS irregularly lower and quleI.
Bonds irreg gularly lower and quiet
l. =. government issues lower.
Curb stocks irregularly lower and
jun.
Cotton declines as much as A.
cents a bale.
Wheat i cent lower to = higher
corn }. to y lower.
Rubber barely steady.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07
CHICAGO GRAINS

prices on the Chicago board OF
irade today firmed early when pri-
res turned higher at Winnipeg anc
dropped back after recession
there.
At the close wheat was = cen
Iower TO a cent higher. corn =
10 - cent lower. and oats unchang-
ed to u cent higher.
Corn weakened in light and fea-
tureless trading. Arrivals nero
were estimated at l53 cars.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07
Oilers Meet 2O-3O
Quintet Wednesday

The league leading General Petro--
leum basketball team will meet
2O-3O club cagers in the first game
of the weekly commercial loop
doubleheader "Wednesday night in
the Ell Centro gymnasium.
SeVen-Up and Delozier qulntetS
tangle in the second game. Tne
I. v Hardware draws bye.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07
L. 4. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. Feb. tCPD
Hem, LeghorLs, = 10 - lbs. 13c
Hens, Leigh orns. to 4 lbs. -. 13c
Hens, Leghorns, over lbs 15c
HenS( over 314 to 1 lbs. ..-... 23c
Hens. over IDS. ..........-. 22c
Broilers, over ! up to IL lbs. PIC
Broilcrs, over l up to l3ls lbs. -.
-, lbs .-.. 21C
Fryers. Leghorhs. ser !. sna
Pa lbs. 1890. 1Sc
Fryers. 2ls up to 81. lbs. 1Sc
Fryers. colored over ga lbs. .. 19c
Roasters soft bone. -tner than
Rocks. 3 Y. lbs. and up ........ 23c
Barred Rocks over lbs. ...... 23c
stays ,..-...,.-...... ...-.--.. a5c
Old BOOSTERS .................. .12c
Ducklings. over " lbs. -. zoe
Ducklings, under 4 y lbs. ...... lie
Old Ducks ............. lie
GeeSe ...---... lJC
Younk Tom Turkeys. Is lbs. to
IS lbs. ...... 19c
Young tom turkeys, over is lbs 19c
Hen Turkeys, 9 lbs and up .. 2lc
Old Tom Turkeys ...........-.- 16c
Old Hen Turkeys ............ 20c
squads, ! lbs. per doz. and up. 28c
CapOns under 7 lbs .Z4t
Capons. lbs. and up ........ 25c
Rabbits, No. ! white 2l4 lbs lac
to Az lbs. ............... -.
Rabbits, mixed colors ........#... lie
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07
Bobby Riggs
Defeats KOvacs

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Feb. 7.
UP)-Bobby Riggs of Los Angeles,
the nations second ranking net
star, today added the surf club title
to his list of Florida amateur ten
mis- victories.
Riggs defeated Frank Kovacs of
Oakland, Calf, in the finals 2-6,
6-3, Ga, 6-2.
Kovacs overpowered Bobby with
his smashing game to win the first
set, but Riggs was able to out
steady him in the second and third
sets. The Oakland youngster made
another strong bid in the fourth
set, but Riggs turned him back
again.
You Haven't Read All the News
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07
Yuma Merchants
Defeat Plaster
CITY Nine, II

Yuma Merchants tapped the
horsehide squarely and frequently
Sunday afternoon in Sportsman
Park to defeat Plaster City. IL.
Yuma scored three runs in the
first inning. one in the second and
three more in the fifth. The Plas-
terers scored in the eighth when
Farmer singled and Scroggins dou-
bled
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07
Johnny Revolta
Wins Sacramento
Golf Tournament

SACRAMENTO, FEB I. tUP)-
Johnny RevoIta, the Evanston. Ill.
veteran OF the winter golfing wars,
today topped the money-winners Of
the current leason by reason OF his
victory in the $4,000 Sacramento
open.
He cashed top money Of $3.50 yes
terday by sticking within two
strokes of par for three rainy days.
He scored 72-73-73-72 = 29O. The
check brought his winnings to S5,-
200 for the season.
YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
until ynn READ the ADS
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07
SUN EGRET
STANDOUT
FOR DERBY

ARCADIA, Cal, Feb. 7. tUP)-
Sun Egret, an unknown at the be-
ginning of the fourth Santa Anita
season, stood out today a strong
second choice to Tiger for the
$4,000 Santa Anita derby
Sun Egret led Legal Light, sta
BILE mate, under the wire in Satur-
days $4,000 San Vicente handicap
and won its third successive $4,000
stake race, a Santa Anita record;
boosted its winnings to nearly $40
900, highest money record this sea-
son; and moved to an enviable spot
in the derby ranking.
YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07
Del Kunkel,
Ell PulpO Meet

Del KunkeI. WOrId's Nght NeaNy-
weight wrestling champion, VIII
meet El Pulpo in the main event
at the Calexico athletic club to-
night.
The bouts start at $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07
ARABS MEET
COACHES 5
TUESDAY MITE

FL Centre junior college basketball team discarded
their Monday morning guessing the outcome of their
with Phoenix Saturday night and prepared for Tues
day nights all important game with the Imperial Valley
Coaches and Officials E Centre Arabs dropped 3322
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07
Seventy>Five Golfers Qualify
In Del Rio Lettuce Tourney
Loveridge Marsh Hits
90 to Take Low Medal
In Annual Links Event

BRAWLEY Feb 7-Seventy-five golfers Sunday quail
flied for the annual Lettucemens Golf tournament hare
the Del Rio Leading the field for low scoring
honors Loveridge Marsh and Russell Nance, who
turned in subpar 69's. Close behind came defending
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07
BRITAIN CONCENTRATES SKI
TEAM WITHDRAWAL

LONDON, Feb 7. CUP)-Grcat
Britain was reported to be consider
ing today the withdrawal of its ski
team from the 1910 winter OlympicS
in japan
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07
WINNERS IN
SWEEPSTAKES

Players were grouped into four
Somes Sunday in the Del Rio sweep
stakes, with the low total score
and first place going to combina-
ton of Lee, Post Sims and Jacob
son. Second were Gargiulo, Marsh,
Swanson and Clay. Third were
Hollingsworth, Petersen, Brazelton
and Walsh.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07
L. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. Feb. z tUPl
Transamerica .....4...... lOSs -lV y
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07
l.. A. GRAINS
L. A. HAY

Los ANGELES. Feb. CUP ,coo
a. =. No. ? .....-.-,. Sl5.9V- Ie'gUn
U :. No. leafy .-.... Sl4.oo-i 90 90
n. = Ne. . and miNeo go. sAo'oo
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07
FLAX
COTTON

NEW YORK. Feb. 7 tEP) Cot
ton futures closed steady.
open High Low clos:
Jan o.e5 oo5 co1 o.9o->
Mar b.5l bo5 o.4o osoi : % 4. C.
May S.62 800 600 % 90
July S.69 6.l2 o.oo o;99'
oct $50 8.oZ 6.lb 49,
Dec $50 o.eb o.oo 90
Spots quiet% middling $50; sales
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07

YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
until you READ the ADS!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07

Mimi ca polls
Winnipeg
Duluth
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-07

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