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Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
RIVAL Gu B S
TO BATTLE IN
CITY BALL PARK

Mexicai. champions of Lower
California. will invade Sportsman
Park Sunday afternoon at 2:l5 to
meet Ell Centre Merchants baseball
club in the first Of a three-game
series.
The Mexicali team is miefeated
this season. Sunday they will send
the reason for their outstanding
record to the mound to hurl against
the El CentranS.
The reason. is Joe Andrade, for
mer high school pitching star. one
of the finest pitchers ever turnei
out in valley high schools
Opposing Andrade will be an old
time foe. George Harris, former I'M
perial high chucker.
Andrade and Harris hooked up
in some outstanding mound duels
few years back in their high school
schedules. Sunday they will resume
that battle in Sportsman Park.
Both have made good records this
season. Harris has pitched the
Merchants to two victories over
Yuma in the past two weeks and
apparently is regaining that zip
that made him the best hurler in
the Arizona Texas league.
Andrade and Harris will be forced
to put forth their best in Sundays
tilt because both clubs will present
an impressive array of hitting pow
cr
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
PORTLAND |. A.
TIE FOR LEAD
BY UNITED PRESS

Portland and Los Angeles were
tied again today for the lead in
the Pacific coast baseball league
because Portland won from Sacra-
mento last night while Los Angeles
lost to San Diego.
Bill Thomas was the winning
pitcher as Portland scored a to
0 victory. Hays, the loser, gave up
five hits, as did Thomas.
Salvo pitched San Diego to its
6 to l win over Los Angeles and
Thurs evened the series between
the two teams.
The Hollywood Stars hit Ed
Stutz hard and drove him from the
mound in the seventh inning as
they defeated San Francisco, to 4.
Six home runs featured a double
bill in which Seattle and Oakland
split. Seattle took the first, to 7,
and Oakland the second, 8 to 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, April 23 up
Profit taking brought irregularity
into the stock market today after
an early advance.
Utilities alone resisted the trend.
Consolidated Edison rose more
than "A point to 22A and held most
of the gain. Some cOppers held
small gains. steels slipped back
slightly. Oils were fairly steady.
American Telephone was down =
points at 12s. Dupont lost point
10 1922. Lone Star Cement. recent
strong spot. eased more than a
point
Z. S. steel common stock touch
ed Az fell TO 46h. off .. anc
fiuCtuated narrowly around that
figure. Bethlehem eased to 49, off
p after touching 50%4.
Anaconda sold AT 305s up y and
then dipped to small net loss.
kennecott held around the previ-
Gus close az did international Mic
kcl L. :. Smelling on single
transaction was up IL at 50
Aviation issues met moderate
profit taking and sagged slightly.
Building issues held well despite
the department of labor report
31.3 per cent under March. 1897.
Columbian Carbon with a gain o.
more than a point was a strong
spot in an other wise steady chem
ical division. Sears Roebuck lost q
point. Case held a gain of more
than a point and other farm issues
were steady. Trading in automo-
bile shares was dull. L. 5. Rubber
was active and firm nits section
Loft equaled its high at rs up -
and was relatively active.
Bonds were firm in moderate
turnover, except United states
governments which experienced d
downward reaction after a recent
sharp rise that carried tbs whole
list into new high ground for tn,
year.
Grain and cotton futures wer,
| steady.
Dow Jones closing stock aver
ages: Industrial 11764 off 0.SS
! Ran 22.O7 off O.16; Utility 18.S1
lup OO6; 20 stocks 37O6, off 0.2I.
stock sales apprOXimated 1000
shares against 1.060,O00 in the shor
-.essiOn last Saturday. Curb stoci
.Saies were 10000 against 136,O0I
! shares week ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
MARTINEZ
RECORD IN
DA N G E R
Ken Miyagi to
Fight i'm
Semi

Smiling Pete Maritime will smile
no more If Baby Razo. San Diego
lightweight. accomplishes his pur-
pose when he climbs through the
ropes at the Border City arena
Moniay night to meet Pete in the
main event. The bouts start at
$50.
Martinez boasts an undefeated
record in the Calexico athletic club
this season and he has faced some
mighty tough battlers.
Pete's peculiar style has bother
cd most of the men he has faced
but in Monday nights battle it
may be style that will defeat him
Razo is an unorthodox puncher
with dynamite in both fists. Should
he connect solidly Martinez win
streak will end
Ken Miyagi. Brawley Japanese
fighter, will be in the semi -windup
against Baby Ramos A victory will
entitle him to a bout with Frank
Cannett.
Five preliminaries are scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
l.. A. BUTTER & EGGS
CHICdGO GRAIN,S

CHICAGO. April % CUP)-W heat
moved in an extremely narrow
range today on tht Chicago board
OF trade. shuttled about by varied
and conflicting factors.
Al the close wheat was ls 10 =
cent lower. corn "A TO Is cent lower
aud oats - cent over to 1s cent
higher,
The market opened over on a
sma profit taking movement but
later reports Of stem rust IN IeNas
sas brought back a buying move
ment and for a while prices snow
ed good gains.
In corn the market was about
the same, turning fractionally low
er as the end Of the session ap
nroaehed. Hedge selling was readi.
iyabsorbed although the market
showed no disposition TO move up
ward after the opening break.
FNport demand took about 200.
O0o bushels and some buying toi
lowed reports Of this business bun
was not enough TO raise the price
level
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
TdbaU Favored
I'm Net Meet

FRESNO, Cal, April % CUP) =
Fourth round play began today in
the annual midstate tennis tourna-
ment here with Jack Tidball, Los
Angeles top-seeded player and Bill
Doeg of Santa Monica favored to
advance to the finals tomorrow.
Semi-final single matches and
opening play n the doubles divi-
sion will be held today and the
finals are carded Sunday.
Tidbau was extended yesterday
in the third round to defeat Is year
old Dean st. John Of Fresno rs.
ST. 6-3. Doeg defeated Alex Ayers,
7-5. 6-2. Jack Knemeyer of Los
Angeles thrilled the gallery with a
"a. 90, 8-6 win over fourth seed
cd Jack Lynch of Taft.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24

The Vikings surprise victory
ended El Centre high schools l6
year domination on the cinder path
in thrill packed meet that saw 10
records fall by the wayside.
Holtville scored 551a points, Ell
Centre chalked up As, Brawley S4,
CaleXico 8. mperie> 7, Douglass /.
Brawley hign school won the class
B championship with 43 points. FL
Centro, Douglass, Imperial and Holt
vile trailed With 80, 81, 10 and l
points respectively.
Ell Centre Gees saved the Spartans
from complete disgrace by winning
their division with 311s points. Holt
vile nosed out Brawley for second
place with 25 points. Brawley Scor-
cd 2412.
Gene Woodland, who has been
Holtville's chief point winner all
season, again led the Vikings with
ten points and winning relay per-
formance.
Earl Smith, VINO smashed the foot
ball throw record with a 1873 foot
the shot put as well as his 1lrSt IN
heave, was second high Scorer with
eight points. He took a second in
the football throw.
Walter Henry, Imperial varsity
track team, scored a first in the
high jump and a third in the mile
run for all Imperials points.
Ell Centro's poor showing in the
hurdle events, Henry's upset wir
in the high jump and Woodland
surprisingly easy win over Gillett
of Ell Centre in the 440, were res.
ponsible for the Spartans loss O
the meet.
Jack Adams Travelled the milt
in 4:49 to smash the valley reCorc
established by Reams in 1881.
Buddy Measures led the Contra
G trackSterS to victory with wiz
in the broad jump and a second il
the low hurdles
Hockett was Ell Centro's higf
scorer in the B division with two
firsts Cook of Douglass was the
high B scorer OF the meet, how
ever, with firsts in the 100 and 22(
yard daSheS.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
CLASS "a"

CLASS "A
POLE VAULT-1st. Hester tEl
and CASTOR CID tie; 3rd, Walker
tH ana BridgerS CB) tie-height,
10 feet, eight inches.
SHOT PUT-1St. Harlan tH). 2nd,
Smith tE): 3rd, Withrow (E) 4th,
Terribilini distances, 43 feet
8 inches.
l2O HIGH HURDLES-lst, Ga
bard OBJ: 2nd Derrick (E); Bird
Morgan CID: 4th, Baker CE)-time,
IT..
100 YARD DASH-1st Little OBJ;
End, Montoya (E); 3rd, Webster
eC): 4th, Holmes tH)-time, 1916
HIGH JUMP-lst. Henry ID; 2nd,
Mazda (E); 3rd, Little, Brown and
Miyahara tied-height, feet, 7
inches.
MILE RUN-lst. Adams tE) 2nd,
Miller CID, 3rd. Henry ID, 4th
Amador (CD-time. 4:49 New Rec
ord).
440 YARD DASH-1St, Woodland
CID: 2nd. Sakamota OBJ; Bird, Rex
CE). 4th, Gillett tE)-time. 522.
FOOTBALL THROW-lst, Smith
CE): 2nd. Edgar (E); 3rd, Ellis OBJ;
4th, Bellamy CD)-distance, 1913 feet,
4 inches New Record.
900 LOW HURDLES-1st Derrick
tE), Gray (H tied; 3rd, Walker
CID 4th. Gabard fB)-time, 27.5.
BROAD JUMP = lSt, Miyaharl
CID 2nd, CASTOR CID; 3rd, Webster
Co: 4th. Nix (B)-distance, 10 feet,
10& inches.
900 YARD DASH-1st. Woodland
CH; 2nd, Nontoya (E); 3rd, Holmes
CID: 4th. Little (B)-time, 23.l.
$50 YARD RUN--lst, Baxter Hl; &;
2nd. Silva CB); 3rd, Price tE); 4th,
Procsal (E)-time, 2:03.2 New Rec
ord).
$50 YARD RELAY-lSt, Holtville;
| Ind, CaleXico.
CLASS "B"
POLE VAULT-lst, HodgSon G ;
2nd, Russen (E0; 3rd, CroWell and
Tamaki CB) - height. 10 feet, 3
inches.
BROAD JUMP-1st, Susaki CB) {;
End, Hockett (E); 3rd, Moreta (B)-
distance, 18 feet. 912 inches.
SHOT PUT-1st, Nakamura % ;
2nd, Sana CB); 3rd, Shomichi CB)-
distance, 45 feet, 2l2 inches. New
Record.
HIGH JUMP-1st, Naples Cd ;
End, Hockett OBJ; 3rd, zinn CE)-
height, 5 feet, inches.
70 YARD HIGH HURDLES-1st
Tamaru (B): End, Lewis (E); 3rd,
House G-time, 10.7.
100 YARD DASH-1st, Cook Cd;
2nd, Augusta (B); Bird, Griffith
(E)-time, 1913.
1920 YARD RUN-1st, Vinzendt
(B); 2nd, Wilson (B); 3rd, Kodama
(E)-time, 3:43.2
100 LOW HURDLES-1st. Sasaki
(B); 2nd, Griffith CE); 3rd, Thomp-
son (E)-time. 144
22O YARD RUN-1st, Cook CD;
2nd, Naples CD; Bird, Augusta CB)
time, 24.1.
$50 YARD RUN-1st, Zinn CE9;
2nd Russell CE); Bird, Harris I'd
time, 1885.
$50 YARD RELAY-1st, Brawlcy;
2nd, Douglass. New Record.
CLASS c EVENTS
! SHOT PUT - 1st. Nakamura
(B); End, Sana (B); 3rd, Rapson
(E)-distance, 46 feet, inches.
HIGH JUMr-lst, Ohta (E): End
ISuka (B): Bird, Butler (E)-height
5 feet inches.
POLE VAULT-1st, Looney CH
End, Myose (E); Bird, Koiki CE)-
height. 10 feet, inches. tNev
Record.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
Fresno State
Scores Victory

FRESNO, Cal, April % UP) -
The Fresno State college track
team was a surprise winner today
after trouncing "a favored San
jose State college squad 80 1-3 to
80 2-3 here last night in a night
dual meet.
The contest was the first resump-
ton of athletic relations since San
Jose left the far western confer
snce in 1885.
Setting F&esno's winning pace
Tommy Nelson, dusky sprinter
won both dashes to score high
point hOnors. He captured the 1OC
ard dash in 98 seconds and fin
shed far ahead Of the field in the
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
L. A. VEGETABLES

Los ANGELES April % up
Trading was fairly good on the
early market. Supplies Of most We
getables continued plentiful. As
supply and weak. Lettuce prices
declined. Summer squash was
stronger. Tomatoes held about
steady. Stra wbtrries were slightly
easier Fruits were mostly un-
changed.
Artichokes: local ex fey 4ts-6c.
Select 7-8c. Choice 3-3kc. Crooks
2-2l2c. Perris Wy eX fey 4i2c. Fey
&c san Luis Obispo 3-5c. San Die
60 CO cX fey SIC. Fey DC. Fey
small 3Hc. Choice 2 hc. Impe-
rial Wy punched, few holdoVers
regal 3-3kc.
cantaloupes: Imperial Wy 54S
9375-$1; pony 15S $125; orange pck
$175-$2.
Guadalupe and Lompoc 4S 81. 81
25 5S $1.5O-$2; IS $1.-S1.25; 9OS
s5-$1, Orange 60 IS S1-S125; San
Diego co SIS ordinary mostly 81;
local loose 50-90c. Mostly 60-75c
crate.
Peas: Santa Barbara bush 2H-
&c. san Luis ObispO 21z -3i2C Kern
Arroyo Grande pole 5-6c. BUSH 2
3kc. Casmalia 34hc. OceanO 2k-
3kc. Santa Maria 2A-3Hc.
Squash: COachella and Imperial
Valley white summer crates $50;
flats mostly S1.25; local lugs good
S1.75-S2; Italian crates $1.-$1 25
flats 1851; local lugs $1.50-S1.75i
San Diego CO lugE btst SI35-$1 so !;
yellow crOokneck, local lugs $1.75-
81.
Tomatoes: inland and Imperial
Valley crates 9-tops S1.5O-$1 IS ,
12S $1.25-S1.5O; 16S $500. 20S 90
soc Flats 5x5S and 5x6S S1.35-
S1.5O; 6x7S S1.-$1.15 7xSS 50-75c.
SX9S mostly 40c. Loose lugs 30-50c.
Flats 25-35c. Coachella Valley O.
tops $1.s5-$2; 12S SI65-$1.75, 16s
S1.-S1.25; Flats 4x5S $3.50; 5x5s
and 5x6S Sl75-S1.S5. few S150; 6X
rs S135-S1.65: 7x8S $1,000. 8X9S
mostly soc. Mexico stripped 7-9c.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
l.. a. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. April % CUP.
The week On the Los Angeles sloch
.xcbaure trailed off in tOday's ses-
sion to narrow variety of issues
and small volume Of sale o. new
hirh was marked up when Samson
pfd.. rose u TO 3A on sale OF lOO
shares. u,,.
pub Mkts. 100 at pa unchanged, /,
nepubIic Pet. 100 at "a down @:
Repubiic pfl 30 at "a, unchanged =
Superior oil 100 at IS unchanged, /,
down 81: Union Oil 100 at 204s, up
a.. Tniv. Con oil 100 at il q up
u: Lockheed Aircraft 100 at 80
unchanged; Edison common 1OO al
%. up y. H..
Approximate volume OF safes o.
900 shares; four issues up. Two
down four unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
DiMaggiO EIudes
Reporters in NY.

NEW YORK, April % up
jos DMaggio, prodigal New York
Yankee returned to the home
grounds today but evaded the
home town reporters by leaving
1.-THE Chicago train at Newark, NJ,
across the Hudson river from New
York City.
Presumably, he will report at
once to the Yankees and will be
IN uniform at the stadium this
afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
Record Shows How
HoItviIIe Ended
(. c. Domination

BROAD JUMP ~ 1st, Measures
co, End, Yoshida CE0; Bird, Navarro
CBD-distauce. IS feet, 8 inches
30 YARD DASH-1st. Nakamura
OBJ: 2nd. Yoshida CID; 3rd, Ohta
CE)-time, ST. New Record.
100 YARD DASH-1st, Christian
oE): 2nd. Sonbonmatsu CH; 3rd,
Masukani CH-time, 100.
$50 YARD RUN - lst, Wilfong
CD: 2nd, King CE); 3rd, Silva (B)
-tmie. min. 33.9 seconds. New
Record.
12O LOW HURDLES-1st, Son
bonmatsu CH); 2nd, Osuna CB);
Bird. Measures (B)-time, lat. New
Record.
440 YARD RELAY-1st, Brawley;
2nd. FL Centro; 3rd, Holtville. New
Record
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
SOftball Leaders
Meet Tuesday
Night at 1880

Softball leaders will meet at the
Ell Centro fire hall Tuesday night
at 7:30 to map final plans for the
formation of an Ell Centro city
league.
All organizations. companies and
individuals interested in the for
nation of the league are expected
to attend the meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
Sox
Surprise
With Squirt

NEW YORK. April 23. CUP)-
Jimmy Dykes says to 90 ahead ana
look at the American league stand
ings now before it's too late. He
means look at his Chicago White
Sox up there tied for the lead be-
cause he doesn't know how long l.
will last.
True the White SoX arc sharing
first place with three other clubs,
Washington. Cleveland and Boston,
but even that's a tribute TO the
little round man" who leads Chi
cago's south siders. He's had more
tough luck this spring than any
pilot.
But coed luck or bad, fair wealth
er or foul, Dykes keeps his players
hustling and fighting. Every game
the White Sox have won has been
by a one run margin.
While the White SoX have been
winning games by one run, the
Detroit Tigers have been losing
them by the same margin. They've
lost three times, each by one tally.
Cleveland won a 4-3 game from
the Tigers yesterday before 54,5OO
persons.
Red Rufling yielded only four
hits as the New York Yankees
handel Washington its first de-
feat, 10.
Pittsburgh kept up its winning
streak by downing Cincinnati, IA
for its fourth straight,
Dick Bartell's double drove in the
run by which the New York Giants
defeated Brooklyn, 30, before 81
154 fans at Ebbets field. Harry
Gumbert outpitched Luke Hamlin.
Scoring four runs in the ninth
the st. Louis Cardinals came from
behind to beat the Chicago Cubs,
6-h for their first triumph.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
Ell CENTRIC
FIGHTS SET
THURS. MITE

Jack MOrrissette and Tommie
O'CJnnell today resumed their
Preparations fer meeting in
the main event at the El Centre
athletic club Thursday night.
McrriSsette was scheduled to
meet the Long Beach battler last
Thursday night but the club Ii
cense failed TO get through the
waiting list line at Los Angeles.
Six other good bouts, including
Joe Villegas, Ike Blair, and Don
WcOlridge, will feature the card.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
MartenSOn
Winner in
Main Event

Clara MortenSOu, weathering a
bruiSing attack by Lucille King
i'm the first five minutes, turned
on the heat i'm the last 15 min
uteS of the bout to win two
straight falls with series of
body slams in the main event
at the III Centre A.C. Friday
night.
MortcnSOn thoroughly outClaSS-
ed her redheaded opponent af-
ter the first five minutes. When
she started her first body slam
series it was evident the former
swimming champion wouldn't
survive the ordeal.
Howard CantOnwine was an
easy victor over Ignacio Mar
tinez in the second main event
of the night and Tom Zaharias
dropped a decision to Del Kun
kei when he was disqualified.
IL was the best match of the
card.
Abe Coleman and Vince Aus
teric battled to a draw in the
opener.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
Frank HixOn
PAGES Golfers

AVALON, Santa Catalina Island
April % UP)-Frank Hixon led
the field three strokes today in
his first round defense of the Bob
by Jones tournament champion
ship.
The young Midwick defending
titlist carded 30-31-61 yesterday
seven under par. John Dawson
Chicago, former titlist. had 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
Merchants MexieaIi Mix
By HENRY McLFMORE

BN HENRY McLEMOkE
NEW YORK. April %. (UP) The
White House was silent today on
the announcement from Norcross,
Georgia. that Man Mountain Dean
had thrown his whiskers into the
political arena and would run for
the Georgia legislature.
Big jim" Farley had nothing
to say. Neither did John Hamilton,
Republican national chairman.
Some well informed observers of
the political scene interpreted this
singular lack of comment as fear
that Dean. one of Americas biggest
men. would be a third party menace
in 1910.
Man Mountains decision to enter
politics came as a distinct surprise,
party leaders believing him salts
fled with his life as a wrestling
referee and chicken fancier. Ger
tainly his decision was a shock to
me. because when l saw him a
few weeks ago at the Masters golf
tournament in Augusta Che attend
ed in the hope of caddying for
Johnny Reyolta) he could talk of
nothing but his chicken farm. He
was engrOSsed in his effort to Gre
| ate the perfect ChiCken-a cross
between the best egg-laying breed
and the breed that fried up" the
best.
i will not stop until I have
achieved the perfect hem Man
Mountain told me. AS it is now
the good layers have tough wings
and tougher drum sticks, and the
ones that fry up tender couldn t
lay an egg on a bet"
Evidently he has achieved the
perfect hen and turned to politics
in search of new worlds to con-
quer. What are his chances in
politics? What are his qualifica-
tions for public office?
Man Mountain possesses one of
the Soundest heads in the country.
for one thing. Anyone who has
ever seen him butt opponents about
the ring with it, or laid on it after
being tossed high into the air,
knows that. As a legislator he
would be invaluable to a floor lead
er when the opposition started fill
clustering. AS he said when he
announced his candidacy, "filibus-
terS won't last long when I'm agin'
EN-. I promise to handle any ten
filibusters in thirty minutes, three
falls EACH
Man Mountain will be a shrewd
politician. No man who achieved
| eminence in the wrestling trust
could fail to know all the ways
deals are made. Wrestling manipu-
! lationS might not be quite as in
volVed as those of politics, but
they run a rouSing second. A poll
tical caucus and a wrestling re-
hearSal have much in common.
Dean is certain to be a fOrcefu
! speaker. can see him now. speak.
! ing from a platform around which
ropes have been thrown TO makt
/ him feel at home. William Jen.
ningS Bryan at his William Jen-
/ ningS Bryan-est couldn't have beer
more dramatic. PunctUating his re-
marks with the grOanS gruntS, anc
erimaceS he learned in wrestling
he undoubtedly will be Grove
sWayer Of tremendous force. Fol
pathoS he viii use the expression
he employed when a rival had a
tOe-hold on him. For determination
he will fash the expression he useo
when jumping into the air anc
crashing his $50 pounds on faller
foe. And for laughter he will give
them that beard yanking act.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
WOMAN SOUGHT IN
RANCH SHOOTING

SACRAMENTO, April o. IUPl-
Police today sought Clementa
Ayalla, ranch worker, for ques-
.tioning in connection with the
shooting of F.. A Espinosa, also
a ranch hand. Espinosa, in serious
condition from three bullet wounds.
told police Ayalla shot him during
an argument over an old debt.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
CALIFORNIA
CREWS WHIP
UCLA TEAMS

OAKLAND, April % tUP)-Uni-
versity of CALIFORNIA; varsity and
junior varsity crews yesterday de-
feated men of the University of
California at Los Angeles.
The Bear varsity defeated the
Southerners by two lengths in 16
minutes. u seconds. Previously the
Jayvees trimmed their visitors by
a length.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
l.. A. GRAINS
l. A LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, April % iUPD -
Hogs 100. Little done; indications
about sttady; quotable top around
8S5.
8.75: short fed heifers $50; cows
5-5.75; cutter grade 3.75-475 bulls;
teo $50. Calves $50. Holdovers 221.
Very slow. weak to lower; good to
choice vtalers 10; few calves So
sheep none, holdover 93S. Little
done. few bids lower on spring
spring lambs: choice spring lambs
quoted to $50; few wOOled yearl-
ings 5; common TO medium ewes
Z. so.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
Markets At
A Glance
ny INITED PREs>

stocks irregularly lower in dull
trade.
Bonds higher and fairly active
L. s government lower.
Curb stocks miStd.
Foreign exchange lrreg uldrlN
higher: franc easy.
Cotton steady
Rubber lower.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
Nova, Pastor
Fight to Draw

SAN FRANCISCO. April % CUP
Bob Pastor. New York heavy
weight. and Lou Nova of Alameda
fought to a draw in slow 10
round bout at Dreamland Audi
torium last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
Trojans Again
Whip St. Mary's

LOS ANGELES, April % CUP)-
A five run spluge in the sixth
gave Southern California A 90
baseball victory over st. Mary's
yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
END
CENTRAL HIGH
DOMIN ALTON

An inspired Hotville high school track team Friday
night ended its three-year quest for valley cnder path
with a smashing triumph over Ell Centro
Imperial Brawley CaleXco and Douglass high athletes in
the annual county track and field meet at Central field
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-24
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