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Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-24
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1890 DE SOTO SEDAN. 1882 Wyllis
Overland Sedan for sale at Win
terhaven Garage, Winterhaven,
California, on 10th of Sept. 8-31
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-24
Is Miscellaneous For Sale

FOR SALE: THOROBRED Stallion
out Cf Headache by Runnemead
or will trade for hay or acaremy
horses. L. w. Bodder, Box 173,
National City. Phone National 344.
8-26
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-24

WHEN better roofs are made we
will put 'em on. S. l.. Hart2e1i
and Son. Phone 251W 4-l3lf
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-24
Used Cars
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81 Plymouth Touring Sedan
With Radio ...........................S695
81 Plymouth d. Coupe,
With Radio ....................-......S645
81 Chev Master DL, radio S645
81 Ford 35 Sedan ............$595
SO De Soto Custom Sedan,
With Radio ............................$595
SO Plymouth Touring
Sedan, radio ..........................S565
SO Ford Touring Sedan,
With radio .........................-..S5 .S535
-36 HC Pickup .........-....-.........$465
-35 Plymouth Sedan, radio 1895
-35 De Soto Sedan ................S465
"a Dodge Sedan, radio 1856
"a Cheve Sedan, 6-Wheels $375
"a Cheve Pickup, 6-ply
I1feS now ----...-..-.------..-...---.----9A
80 Ford, 6 wheels, Sedan $265
81 De Soto roadster --.........S135
81 F'ord-A Tudor ................$ 30
80 Cheve Coupe ............-....-.$l35
80 Cheve Coupe ..................$ 70
80 Cheve Sport Roadster S 95
-29 Ford Sedan ..................$ 90
-29 Ford Coupe, 600x16
Tires, now ..........-....-........ 40
DeSOTO PLYMOUTH
International Pickup and Truck
757 Main street Ell Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-24

FURNISHED HOUSE, MODERN,
Electric refrigeration. Call 40
SandalWood, pm. 8-25
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15
A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. De. >. B.,
.r-.'.-...,..5 CONTINUED very slow. KAN
z#5..a tighter receipts Of Neeesdi
In some commodities ~
s.s.4.e peas and celery sho ~
49,. Tendency. Lettuce IsseAp
,l4lya lighter and mar ket
G4rumbers. 1. Y. flats ei.''
Is,fpae. yuma d. dry PPaek5 - %
ZT.,ss A. s1.5o-2s IS So . os -
slai l ;" So Dieeo co . SLIP ,l.a san
1,saeg-.asods -. Wv s. 1850: local loo7e
80. - san pedro 1l-l2gg, coach. ~
~. " s1a-10e. Saa DlsEo %
- - Sc Orange GO i9" %
@6ira peas Coachella w
l3es.. White summer l. y. or. O. l.
se"a-.-z - flats Sl.35-1.4o1. ioea f,.55.
- 97 ssa-1.75: Sar Dieeo 90 la5 ,}5.
lug IIfa1ian Imperial EiF is ~ =
s..2a-- - fiafs mostly Sl.29. lhs9
sI.2 - 5a-7 -: flats moslls -.
loE= ~ so-1 %. san Des
~ q 81 So. yellow ei 005 -,
- lggs 81 75-1.65. Ia bic s4s
.ls5#s soc. per ton b1iiaHo
5 5a za. hubbard $3.50. r.. .Iaf,r-
,,TT.,sstoess san DIego - -
-. 49, 81 81 20; 3Aos :.
| 80 81 Isl 40. 6Zi5 -
y - 2 s.. orange C 4z2- @l-i,lo 10
| q 5(f- 5o-55c. b&bs 2'-
2ls5as 212 Saa Diego "a. zznsli -
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Aes..a ,anl Sl.25-1 to - si.is-
| ~ -. ge- 5o-53e. flais -
| f.,. 81 a5. Gx7s SID.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15
Nv HENRY NcIINTORE

los ANGLE rs. Dec. ID. up
Sometime t0daE man named
Everett Webb gr Webb Everett OF
Ebb Weyerett I never can re-
member which if is viii announce
the weights that the horses will
have to carry in the $4,000 Santa
anita handicap OF March 4
OF particular interest to every
one is the weight that Be- WeVer-
cit. Santa ANITA racing secretary.
viii assign 10 Seabiscuit the bar
rel chested little boiler Who totes
tie silks Of Charley Howard Guess
ing the number OF pounds that
Seabi5cuit will be Given has been
a fagolite zane among morse 10y
ers for several weeks. and the cati-
mates nave RANGED anywhere from
129 pounds to an office safe fully
equipped With burglar alarm
If the weights is TOO much Sea
biscuit viii proudly Gather his
winter frecfles il Florida and
psss up the 100000 handicap for
the $4,000 Widcner chaIlenbe cup
q race IN which War Admiral has
already entered a the moment
Seabiscuit IS il SgsJa Carolina,
and will stay Jhere until his own
er finds out what Eg Be2erett
gives him IN the way Of weight
Owner Howard flew into Los An
geles today and lae report is that
he won't stand Tor mole than 1873
pounds
I don't blame him A. d matter
q fact. if scagisaut we're mine
and how ] wish he Wercl I
wouldn't even stand for 13. /
would put "a my best checkered
vest. my biggest diamond horse
Shoe suck PIN ~ slgfcsf bowler
nat and tel Tie santa anita Of
ficials that ! vas SICK ana lired
Of having the pest morse in the
United State beaten in the richest
race BY horses that couldn't tie his
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15
Lou Nova, Farr
Clash Friday

NEW YORK. Dee. Is. up
When young Lou Nova of Ala
media. Cal. steps into Madison
Square Garden ring tomorrow
night to battle Welshman Tommy
FaT, one of the most interested
observers will be some 1000 miles
away.
He is Max Baer. former heavy
weight champion who hopes to be
some the first man ever to regain
boXine's most priced crown. Baer
now nj California, licked Farr ear
lier this year and figured he was
a cinch to make his next start
against Champion Joe Louis.
But Promoter Mike Jacobs. who
controls the destinies of most
feaVyWeights. decided today thai
Baer must fight once more before
he gets another shot at Louis.
Mike probably wants to make sure
Baer's excellent showing against
Farr the last time was no fluke..
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15

Cleveland Indians. Bobby Riggs.
chief hope OF the United States
in the international tennis wars
now that Don Budse has turned
pro, finished IN third place with
10 per cent
Gordon playing his first year
in the major leagues. hit 80 and
fielded 800 in 1888 He was a
streak of fire in the World Series
at the plate and III the field
The sports editors who voted for
him said all he needed was eXper-
fence to equal feats of such great
second basemen as Lajoie, Frisch
and Gehringer.
Coming up with eight per cent
Of the votes Vas that familiar name
Dizzy Dean. Those voting for Dean
predicted he would come back and
have a Great year with the Chicago
Cubs after his arm has rested
through the winter Ben Hogan,
promising youna professional golfer,
also received eight per cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK Bss. "a. ZIP
Stock e#tea5ed the #GhrjHlma-
advance fractions T. more thaH
= points eaIIE TODAY bu' lost
god Uaru5a ~ tire gain i'm late
Trading va unusually active. OF
ths early advance but slowed wheh
HrI=e- -Iuned off
EgHa< followed the action A.
stacks. with L. :. government 1eAs
showing somewhat softer TOM
Tie pound sterling and the ffsH1h
fraa, continued firm. Grains re-
a,fad. with wheat off = L. = 1el
= Bu-heI and corn showing ~
RANGING aa almost a fuIl cent -
ION future held part Of al carly
Ia, IN .a..#a#. # lbe u=f Dartiel-
azae# - tHs carl@ advance H. si9gf
r,r..a- to-day "Ith heavy lha1-li
a## aviation shares Golsia ah'lH-
To market Wa furnished VII
"a strong background 9f ousine5
..4,. ###=adIa2 substantial ran
r...d equipment 3rders ana fep2}il7
=. Eea4. uew motor car sdIea.
l.ar.-fna- saIes were reported oas
.tr.Ha.ng tire 1877 season On q uii'
sa.4l and The building picture wa
.~6sagea ~ Tic s1.2go,o2e.o07 IN
.rsazg ~ FRA authorizations.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15
Bulge to Open
Pro Stand Jan. ;

CHICAGO Dec. d up - J.
Donald Budae. the worlds Top
ranking tennis player arrives here
today from the Pacific coast on
his way to New York where he
will make his professional debut
Jan. 8
Budee recently surrendered his
amateur standing for a reported
$4,000 CONTRACT. He and his Davis
cup teamm5te BOBBY Riees Of
Chieaao. viii b. guest speakers
tonight a the Chicago Tennis As
sCcIations annual banquet
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15
Today's Sports Parade

SHOES, II his shoes were The tying
kind.
That is what has happened TO
Seabiscuit the lasl two years you
know Rosemont licked him last
year and please won't some of my
readers write to me and tell me
what happened to Rosemont Last
March it was Stagehand who beat
The Biscuit in a Photographic fin
ish Stagehand carried 100 pounds
while the little Biscuit. the best
horse in the race from here to
yonder. had to sta2ger along With
80.
In England, once a year, they
have a race where no particular
poundage is assigned II is the
best horse against the best horse.
and not the best weight against
the worst weight. At the end Of
the race The best horse wins. I
think We need a race of that sort
in this country where the only
time horses ever get together with
out supposed weight equalization
Is il match races
Ii Seabiscuit is the best horse in
this country. and don't tell me he
isn't I saw him IN his unforgettable
victory over War Admiral. then he
should win the Santa Anita and
all the other big races he goes in
to while he is in top form. I
don't see any sense in putting so
much weight on a great horse that
he is beaten by articles VINO only
need horns and an appetite for
tin cans TO be perfectly at home
in a family OF goats.
Lets have an open race without
weight As man who has car
ried around too much weight for
years, I am in full sympathy with
the poor horses who must suffer
from the whims and dictates OF
man in a swivel chair.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15
Carnegie Props to
Stop 0'Brien

PITTSBURGH. Dee. 15 UP)-
Carnegie Tech. training for its
Sugar Bowl game against Texas
Christian. is using an imitation
DaVey OBrien % sharpen pass de-
fcnse.
Little Pete Moroz, built along
the same line as the Christians
AIl-America quarterback, worked
with the Carnegie subs yesterday
as the first team had its first
scrimmage since resuming prac-
tice
Moroz, though not used much in
the recent season, has d style like
OBrien and he passes in every di-
rection to accustom the first
stringers to what OBrien is eX-
pected 10 do.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15
l. A. BUTTER d FGGs
A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. be-. H.. itF1
A wider variety u issues came IL
to the market on The Los AaEelss
stoc keNchauge today. hut tic Vol
ume of transfers stlll remained
low Prices We're irregular. One
stock Goodyear established ue"
hieh when il moved up point
10 b.. ON sale of joe shares
transactions included. tehlIa.
Investment SO shares ]e. down =
broadway Dept. store loo shares
s.. up a- l.. A. Induslrle Io'
shares - unehaugeds Iransam
erica Iuo shares g. unchanged
RIchnvld OIL loo shares .. uh-
changed. superior on ln9 zhai es
4Sl. up points SuuraN OIL la.
shares 2l-. down IS. standard oI
cal. l8u shares 2sts down - n
ion oil loU shares 1h#fr up
Electrical Products laa shaies ~
unehangede Consolidated Siee# saIa
mon 4uu shares t. uhaha aR.4
Emsto auu shares lus.. down
G8ddme Mclean loH shart3
unchanged. Iotkheed 1ae marc
81. unchanged. Mena-ea loa $ rare
a.. un - RYAN Aero laa zAat e.
a.. down -. Edison common l0'
shares 49,, down - So Cal ca
A 100 shares 81. uu - 7oulheta
Pacific luu shares 81. down =.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15

The whooping ana holleuns
YOU heard at the Barbara Worth
country club Sunday Was moi The
return of the frontier day red
skins Il was. instead Barney
Holbert shouting his celebration OF
the lowest golf score Of his HE
time Barney fired an g. E.
It was the first time Barney Aad
carded a score lower than 90 e
Shorty and Bigboy Hosue. Who
made names Tor themselves ilts1
in valley boxing rings, then III the
Los Angeles Golden Gloves tourn-
ament. may see their names IN the
lights at Hollywood soon
The twins have received more
than one offer TO take a screen
test The boys viii accept the
chance and may even forget box
ing in the event they obtain q good
contract
Tennis classes al the Central
Union high school courts will be
continued on Tuesday nights. ac-
cording to Bill Maxwell Two
dozen persons turned oQl Ioi tAt
practice Tuesday night A
least that many more are expected
next week.
Commercial league basketball
will be started 0n January 1
league managers decided al
meeting Tuesday night Com
mercial basketball has shown 8
record growth since II vas started
in e Centro four years acc. Al
least six teams will be entered II
the league this season. -Four
teams have already made complete
arrangements for entry
Wrestling JUST about diea q na-
tural death in Imperial Valley
Monday night when less than 200
persons turned OUT 70 watch The
grunt and groan artists II CaleX-
leo. The principal trouble with
wrestling in the valley IS thai I
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15
Trading Activity
Resumed at Major
League Meeting

NEW YORK. Dee. Is up
/ Frozen trading activities III TIT
American league were thaWed oui
today with a deal between The
Cleveland Indians and the Boston
Red SoX.
Tie Red Sex snapped Outfield-
er Ben Chapman $40 hitter. to
the Indians for Pitcher DENY
GalehouSe and Infielder Tommy
Irwin. who shortStopped last season
for the Milwaukee American As
soeiation club
With Chapman 10 play center
field. the Indians are in a position
To srade Ear AyeriI. Present ru-
morS send him - the Tigers for
Pitcher Eldon Auker and mfleld-
er Billy Roeel II this deal ean
be made or one similar. then the
TIGERS can swap Outlielder Pete
Fox and Intielder Roy Christman
tG Washington for Intielder Cecil
Travis.
Meanwhile. officials OF bot h
leagues were congratuIating them
selves on the most harmonious
meeting in years as they went into
Joint session with Commissioner
K NJ Lands. The following re-
suits have been achieved:
I A uniform baseball for both
leagues
,. Agreement on new pitching
rules designed TO give the pitcher
more latitude in his delivery.
Night baseball in the American
league for Cleveland and Phila-
delphia.
The new baseball for 1899 will
have the American league cover.
1-l000th of an inch thinner than
the National league ball, and the
National league stitches. strands
OF threat one more than the
American league ball las. year
Under the new pitching rule
the pitcher will be permitted to
start his windup with one foot be-
hind the rubber instead Of both
feet on the mound as formerly.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15
viggo Hansen
Wins Golf Match

Viggo Hansen shooting his best
round of the season. an 80, defeat
ed Paul Jenkins Two up in first
round match OF the club champion
ship golf tournament at the Bar
bara Worth country club Wednes-
day. Pairin2s for second round
matches will be announced Friday.
ShoWin2 remarkable improve
ment, Ronald Layton. who has
been playing only a year, Shot the
first nine holes IN an even par
36 Wednesday. He broke on the
second nine, however, for a AS
and an 81 total He played with
Vesey. Billie Burke and Red Ed
wards.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15
Joe Flash" Gordon Rated Star
OF 1898 Sports in Poll by Sports
Editors; Bob FeIIer, Dean Place

NEW YORK. Dec. 15. CUP1-
The star that will blaze brightest
across the world of sports in 1899,
n the opinion of the nations sports
editors. is young Joe Gordon. See
ond baSeman of the New York
Yankees.
He got more votes than anybody
else-13 per cent-as the answer
10 the question of who will be the
athlete to show the greatest I'M
proyement in the new year. Close
behind with y per cent came Bob
Feller. fireball pitcher for the
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15
Coach Hanson ContempIates
Shakeup of Varsity Cagers
Central High Fails
To Impress in Prep
For Friday Game

Coach Laurence Hanson Contem-
plated a wholesale shakeup OF his
FL Centro a.eh school basketball
team Thursday after unsatisfae-
tory workouts Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons in prepara-
ton for the third practice game OF
the season against South Pasadena
hieh Friday nisnt.
Roland TAYLOR former Junior
collese coach. vii brine The South
PaSadenans 10 Inc Fl Ceutro sym
nasium for a same which experts
figured might turn INTO a rout.
The South Pasadena high cagers
Won an nyItational tournament IN
Their district last week and are
rated one Of the strongest prep
school teams on the coast.
Hanson, who mentored e Centro
to a Gaze title last season. thought
OF benchine ms only returning rec
ular. Jack kirkpatrick. in favor
Of Joe Lon9acre or sam Fisher.
Terry Okida, dimnutiye forward.
who should be playing with the
c squad was slated To take one
starting forward post from Wally
Peterson. Bill Payne Will stay at
forward and Red Riedy and Bud
Measures will take over the guard
spots
Kirkpatrick has not shown the
inclination nor the ability ne DEM
onstrated in chalkine up the hi2h-
est number Of points i'll league
competition last season.
In a preliminary came Imperial
high school will meet FL Centre
Junior college reserves. That same
will start at 7s15.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15
Fifty Cagers
Answer First
Call at CaIexiCo

Fifty CaleXico hieh school bas-
ketball candidates answered the
first call to practice this week but
Coach Ed Covington planned to
cut his squad in half before the
end of next week.
Raab, Amador, Garlic, BoWker
and Mendoza were chosen as first
string men for the first practice
game Of the season next Wednes-
day in Yuma.
Ted Sandez. mainstay of last
years CaleXico team. will be able
to play only until January 18 when
he will become 20 years old.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15
Bench Warming
By Burdette Kline
Post Press Sports Editor

is net up 10 Il eallefe deserving Of
attendance
People viii srant The fact al
bouts are faxed but Il accepting
that Iaet they expect GOOD show.
Wrestlers have never proYId-
ed that IN the valley. Until
they Go he sport will continue to
lose puoie favor.
Passing ana team work are es-
senual Tor groming a good basket
bal team. You might have the
best point maker in the confer
enae on tie floor. yet Il he doesn't
Get the ball 70 shoot he IS not
areat deal of good.
Central Junior college and Cen
eral hlgh school basketball teams
might take a lesson from that.
Both have shown failing in the
art Of working the ball close 10
the basket 10 set up sure shots.
This year Jack has made good
share OF points but his total is not
nearly as nigh as last year. g.
Kirk IS Just as good at putting the
ball through the hoop but his team
mates have not yet learned the art
Of feeding the ball 10 him when
he Is close enough 10 the basket
F fer a setup saot.
E Cenuro high school tennis
! team may upset the defending
champion Caleyico high school
team this season. Jack Hens
can be counted on % turn il vic
torres II the first singles. Other
players are developing rapidly
and NAV be able = aid n the de-
feat Of the CaleXico team.
Coach Maxwell was optimistic il
his description Of E Centro's
chances. Maxwell pointed out
there are tBo players ne is de-
pending On wno nave not yet re-
ported for practice. however.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15

up with a team of siX-foot- plus
players. while Everett Dean. new
coach at Stanford. is hard put TO
find man who measures up TO
six foot eVen
Neither team, right now, appears
of championship calibre, and it ap-
pears likely the pair will fight it
out for second place in the south
ern division, yielding the top spot
to the use Trojans of Sam Barry.
That's going to be quite a come
down for Stanford. rulers of the
entire coast for the last three
years.
But the defending champions
have lost Hank Luisetti, one of
the greatest players of all time,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15
Central jaycees TO
Meet Beverly Hills

Central Junior college basketball
team nosed out the Ell Centre high
cagers in a 15-minute scrimmage
session Wednesday afternoon to
qualify to meet Beverly Hills high
school varsity cage team Tuesday
niaht in El Centro gymnasium.
El Centre high will meet the
Beverly hill reserves in a prelimin-
ary game.
The Arabs came from behind in
The closing minutes of the scrim-
mage TO chalk up a 22-19 victory
over the Spartan cagers.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15
OKLAHOMA SETTLES
FOOR SERIOUS TRAINING

NORMAN, Okla. Dec. D. TUPl
Oklahoma. which meets Tennes-
see in the Orange Bowl. prepared
10 settle down to serious work to-
day as Head Coach Tom Stidham
returned to the campus
Stidham had been to New Or
leans to make arrangements for
he "soonersn to workout enroute
to Miami. The team went through
a lioht practice.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15
Frisco Turns Out
For SheIaeff Rites

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. .. up
San Francisco's boxing fra.erni-
Y turned out enmasse today at the
funeral services for young Andre
Shelaeff. idol of fight fans in the
Orient. who died Tuesday of a
cerebral hemorrhage after his
fourth fight in America.
Although comparatively unknown
here and appearing on a second
rate boxing card the night pre-
ceding his death. Shelaeff was not
forgotten By his friends in the
Orient.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15

IJ- ANGLLES- Do - I'pI
Hog l5e. including 143 direct
steady. TOD s. locals 10. Sow g.
cattle 5g6 fully steady. medium
- good steers 7.75-8.50. Few med
iain helfers 6.75. cows 5.25-G -
zui lef grades d. Bulls 5.5G-6.75.
Calves l5g auDtab1v steady. choice
Nealers quoted 10 1918.
nhseD 300. no sales. Good to
clolce WooIed lambs quoted SIS
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15
Johnny Vergez
To Manage Oaks

OAKLAND Dee .. up
Johnny Vergez. VINO PLAYED major
league baseball with tha New York
and Philadelphia Nationals. was
named manager Of the Oakland
team OF the Pacific coast league
today.
Verge has been aish fao Sacra-
mento team of tae ST. Louis Card
inal chain Ion .He last several
}oars. oakland acquired him al
the waiver price of $500 Hc is a
resident Of Alameda Oakland
neighb0r
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15
Snead Fayored in
Miami Tourney

MIAMI, Fla, Dee. ID. up
Sammy Snead, who talks southern
draWl to a coli ball and it usually
obeys. started play in the initial
round of the Miami open cham
pionship today already ciaSsed by
many experts as the equal of Bob
by Jones 10 years AGO
Marked up on the credit side of
his 1893 bank account was $1,000
and the betting men had made
him an almost prohibitive favorite
at TO Ito cop first money of
$500 in this tournament.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15
BrawIey jaycees
Whip Yuma

BraWleg Junior college basket
ball team defeated Yuma town
team. 51-25, Wednesday night il
the BraWley gymnasium In a
preliminary game BraWIey jaycee
reserves routed Calipatria high
school. 1913
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15
cuIrAGu GRAFNS

cuTeAGo Dee. 1as4tF1. 5iitgGf
- saeea fraeiionat# III II
fradine ou the 1hleaEo eaey
5laa' 5lae a. Winuipep aud decline ID
eoi A. the close wheat was Oft a
10 .. cent. corn off Is TO j cent
aud 4aIs = 10 p cent lower
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15
DUKE TO DEPEND
ON DEFENSE STRENGTH

DURHAM. y. C.. Dec Is UP
Coach Wallace Wade Of Duke
indicated today that his strong
lire and rugged defense would be
the Blue Devils main weapon for
a Rose Bowl victory over Southern
California
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15
TEXAS CHRISTIAN
RESUMES TRAINING

FORT WORTH. Tex. Dec. Is.
up - Texas Christian begins
practice today for its Sugar Bowl
came against Carnegie Tech at
New Orleans on January 2 The
entire squad Of the unbeatcn aud
united team was in Top shape.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15
TENNESSEE STARTS
WORKOUTS

KNOXVILLE TeHn Dee. Is.
up Unbeatcn and united Ten
ncssec acts down 10 erious work
next M0ndag Tor IT, Orauae Bowl
football aaHe January al Miami
5gaInat Oklahoma another per
feet record eleven
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15
MARKET QUOTATIONS
l.. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. Dec. -. d.P1
HenS. leghorns. - to ! lbs. =. 1Ge
Heus. IeghoruS over 4 lbs. - Ihg
Pens. colored "a to 4 lbs. -. :. 16e
Hens colored 4 lbs up.......... pc
broilers over ! up to IL ID. -. lie
Broilers over IL and up to 81 1Tc
FTyers lLegborus1 2H to > .... 15r
Frsers, > = lbs up 10 g lbs. =. 1se
FrFers. ooIored. 81 TO lbs. =. IL
Roas ters. soft bune, otner than
Rocks 3 y lbs up ............. 19c
Earred Rocks over 4 lbs ...... 19c
stag ................. 15r
OI1 boosters ............#......... 12E
DIekliugs. over lbs. .......... 18g
Dusk. under lbs. .............. 12c
Did puehs ...'....#......s.. e8c
Young geese ................... 15c
Young tom turk eys. ~ lbs. up 1sc
laung tom turkey u t. "a lbs 1se
Young Hen Turkeys. 10 II lbs 2pe
Young Hen TURKEYS II ~ $1,000. pc
Capons under 7 lbs. .................... 24c
capoHs. 5 lbs. and up ........ PC
Rabbits no. l white 3A lbs
Rabbits. mixed oolDrs ......... 1Ue
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-15
Seattle Purchases
Morris HanCken

SEATTLE. Dec. Is. UP)-The
Seattle baseball team of the Pacific
coast league today bought Catcher
Morris Hancken from Toledo. Han
cken played last year with Fort
Worth.