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Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
Hague Would Bar
Lewis Speech,
He Tells Court

NEWARK, N. j., June Is. (UP)-
Mayor Frank Hague testified today
in federal court that he would re-
fuse John L. Lewis, c. I. o. chair
man, an application for a permit
to speak in Jersey City because lit
would be endangering his life"
Supposed John l.. Lewis were
to make an application for a permit
on behalf of the c. l. o. would you
grant it," Hague was asked at the
hearing on an application by the
c. I. O. and the American Civil
Liberties union for an injunction to
restrain Jersey City authorities from
interfering with oganizational
activities.
TT depends on the pulse of the
people how they treat the applica :
ton Hague replied. Under pres
ent circumstances it would be ell
dangering his life to give him the
permit"
Then your answer is no?" in
quired Spaulding Frazer. counsel for
the c. |. o. and the A. c. l.. U.
My answer is no. Hague said
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
UNDERD0GS'
HAVE NIGHT
At RACES

"UnderdogS" had their night
Tuesday night al the semi-monthly
midget races at the fairgrounds
With Hobe Herrick. track record
holder. in difficulties with motor
trouble. Hardin Young slipped in to
take first place in the 30 lap main
event. his first this season.
In second lace was Claude Herrick
and Kenneth Mantle was third.
Both Claude Herrick and Mantle
gave their best performance of the
season.
Bob Douthitt won the right 10
the title hard luck" driver when,
with the stage set for a Douthitt
cleanup after he set the fastest
qualifying time and won the trophy
dash. his car went out of control
with a broken steering gear. His
low qualifying round, 1874, was con-
Siderably above the record. partly
because of the roughneSs of the
track. He won the lap trophy dash
IN l minute 1873 seconds.
First heat was won by Claude
Herriek in 3:214; the second heat
by Hardin Young in 1865. Time
for the main event was 9:434.
Fans generally were disappointed
n Hobe Herrick's performance. AT
ter his machine finally was put in
racing order mechanically he was
forced out again by a flat tire.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
YANkS ! GAME
FROM LEAD

NEW YORK. June 10. CUP)-
Half a game<waS all that separated
the New York Yankees from first
place in the American league today
as the Cleveland Indians continued
their noSediye.
Scoring seven runs in one inning
the Yanks knocked off the White
Sox yesterday, IA. and overcame
their old jinX. Lefty Thorton Lee.
Cleveland lost its fifth straight
by bowling to Washington. 7-6
The Athletics handed Vernon
Kennedy his second straight de-
feat by pounding out a 80 victory
over Detroit.
Jack Wilson rescued Lefty Grove
as the Boston Red SoX nosed out
the ST Louis Browns, 5-3.
The New York Giants conquered
Pittsburgh. 5-3. as Hal Schu-
macher won his sixth victory.
Tex Carleton scored his seventh
victory in pitching the Chica 90
Cubs TO So victory over the Bos-
ton Bees.
The st. Louis Cardinals moved
into sixth place with 4-3 victory
over the Phillies.
cincinnati and Brooklyn will play
the first night major league game
ever staged in the east tonight at
kobets field. John Vandermeer will
make his first start since his no.
nlt, no-run game against Max
Butcher.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, June Is up -
Non-ferrous metal shares led the
stock market higher today after
carly setbacks. Trading was about
the same as yesterday when 350,-
900 shares were trade.
Gold. silver, and copper issues
were strong. Interest centered on
the Colds when the London gold
ity Of $500 per ounce. Demand
for gold was heavy in the London
market from Indian and cOntinen-
tai hoarders.
Among gold mining stocks Nc
Intyre Porcupine reached ,44as up
stake mining G3A up 2. Alaska Ju-
neau l5a4 up =, and South Amer
ican Gold and Platinum 20 up =.
The last was the most active Of
the group.
The gold stocks retreated from
the highs and HOmestake substitu-
ted net loss Of nearly point. In
the silver section. Howe Sound
reached "a UP 2 and L. $. Smelt-
ing reached 50 up 2 "a.
International Nickel most ac-
tive issue on the board, touched AZ
- up a point and held most of the
rise. Kennecott and Phelps Dodge
held fractional gains.
Initiation talk in some quarters
caused demand for some commod-
lty stocks. Oil shares were firm,
notably STANDARD of New Jersey
which gained more than point
The STATISTICAL position Of the oil
industry has improved.
Farm shares firmed fractions to
a point, the latter in International
Harvester. The group has been
firm on outlook for higher farm
prices.
Panhandle Producing and Re
filming pref erred jumped Z points
10 so on hopes for early cOnsum-
nation 9f a reorganization plan.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
Watermelon arty
Marks Birthday

IMPERIAL, June ia water
melon bust" was enjoyed by a
gathering of friends in honor of
the birthday Of Mrs. Reed Cum
ningham on the Cunningham jack
o-lantern lighted lawn Monday eve
ming.
A very gay evening was spent by
the group Of guests, who remem-
bered Mrs. Cunningham with many
gifts. Present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Golfer, Mr. and Mrs. Day
Dunning, Mr.. and Mrs. Newt Fish
er, Mrs. Melba Engman, Miss Pat
West. Marvin Gardner and Roy
Allen of FL Centre:
Mac Mcconnell Of BraWley. Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. j. Cunningham, Loretta
and Joe Cunningham, Clyde Cara
dine. George Watson, Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Hanson and Miss Clara
Jean Mayfield of Imperial Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Pratt and Reida Low of
Los Angeles
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
BY HENRY McLEMORE

NEW YORK. June IS. CUP)-Flot
sam and ietsam from today's sport
tide: One oi our scouts VINO covers
the waterfront saw Charley Yates
OF Atlanta. winner OF the recent
British amateur golf championship.
as he underwent customs inspection
upon ms arrival from Europe yes
terdav The customs inspector
demanded TO know what was in the
biz walnut chest Cnarley was carry
ing. and opened il Inside was
the British amateur cup. one Of
COILS most sacred trophies and it
was packed With-dirty shirts the
suit of long underwear Bob Jones
lent Charley to wear during the
tournament ties. an assortment OF
socks. and a soft hat Charley
said the cup never was going TO
get out Of his sight. which if true.
means that Charley is going to have
to curl up his long legs and sleep
in the trophy case Of the East Lake
country club in Atlanta He may
get a bad case OF silver pOliShitis
if he doesn't watch out
Speaking Of cups, Gene SaraZen
tells OF the time he won his first
national open and arrived in Chi
cago with the cup under his arm. .
Having Travelled very little, the
young Sarazen had forgotten TO
make train reservations for New
York and all he could get was an
upper As he clambered in the
berth-with the precious cup still
under his arm-Bob Jones leaned
out from a drawing room at the
end OF the car and yelled:
Hey. Gene. come on down with
that cup and let's go outside. III
play you for it
Even then, SaraZen says. Il had
enough sense not to play Jones for
any cup had won. and went on
to bed"
The conservatives Will be glad to
know that Joe Louis has joined
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
Ontario Team Aim
Valley Boxers

A team of five boxers from On
tario will aim their punches Thurs
day night at the best Imperial
Valley can offer in defense.
The "quintuplets' rated as the
best in southern California for
their weights, are expected to
make a strong bid for valley
laurels. Noel Johnson, matchmaker
declared.
In the top bout, Ferno Baca will
meet Willie Simmons of Brawley
Two weeks ago Baca, the outstand-
ing coast amateur for his weight
pounded out close decision over
Simmons. The latter, however, ae-
ccrding to Johnson. has shaped up
marvelously in training since then
and with the benefit of expert
enee behind him should give Baca
more than enough opposition.
This Simmons is a slugger and
plenty tough" johnson said. He'll
be in better shape Thursday night
than he was two weeks ago
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
Shower Honors
Miss WooIridge
At Club Rooms

Using the bridal theme in decora-
tions. Miss Dorothy Gregg and Miss
Helen Bezdecheck entertained at a
bridal shower Monday evening for
Miss Dorothy Woodbridge at the tea
room Of the Ten Thousand club.
Miss Woodbridge, whose marriage
to Ben Blakeley has been set for
this weekend, received many gifts.
A short musical program was given
by group of Ruth Melbourne'S
piano pupils, and dainty refresh
nents were served by the hostesses.
Invited guests were: Mesdames
Charles O'Connor, w. T.. MelbOrne,
Cliff Snyder, George Moore. j. Con-
nelly. A. l.. Gregg. Max Sones. Rob-
ert Sheffield, Roy Misenheimer.
Charles Bartholomew, Margaret
Lake, Roger Ackley;
The Misses Cleola BOyd. Verna
RuggleS, Ellis Harbach, Marjorie
Spears, Ruth Melborne, Rita O'Con-
nor. Marguerite Anderholt, Anna
EnZ, Elma CASTOR, Hazel Hartzog,
Mary Lee Harris:
Lillian Mills, Virginia Williams,
Grace Griggs, Roberta Bartholomew,
Jean Gale, Billie Cooper, Ruth Cline.
Josephine Eady. Viola Richards.
Mrs. VIII Topliff, and Mrs. Leroy
Davis.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
Jews Sc ek Refuge
From Persecution

BERLIN, June IS. CUPJ - Jews
lined up before the American and
other conSulates today. seeking to
escape from Nazi Germany as a
new and mysterious anti-JeWish
wave spread through Berlin and the
provinces.
Sporadic incidents against Jews,
apparently organized by individual
NaZis, were increasing.
1t was persistently reported that
many Jews We're being arrested.
Authorities said they knew nothing
of any official anti-Jewish action,
and there was some reason to be
lieVe that many of the Jews report
ed arrested actually were called to
police stations to register under the
new decree which obligates jews,
German and foreign, to declare ali
property they posses in excess of
5000 marks.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
Richard Maddux
Ends Pre-Me

Richard Maddux, son Of Mr.. and
Mis-. r. II MadduX Of the city. has
completed his course in pre- -medics
at Stanford University and will be
graduated in exercises this Friday.
Mrs MadduX and Shirley planned
to leave Thursday to attend the
exercises.
Next semester Maddux will enter
the school of medicine.
Another student who finishes his
course in pre-medics at this time
IS Leo Maiden, a former graduate of
Central high school.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
l.. A VEGE'I ABLE.S

p, LOS ANTELES, a June Is CUP) -
trading was moderate TO slow on
ih3st lines with supplies generally
heavy.
Bunched vegetables: Beets, 40
3yci Carrots 5O-GOc. Dixon 4O-5Oc.
Green onions best S1.5O-$I75. Leeks
tube. Mustard 35-4Oc. Parsley 45-
1oc. Radishes,t small red 50-6Oc.
Spinach S5-S1; Turnips 50-GOc.
tantaloupes: Imperial Wy Jumbo
JOS $l.60-Sl.75, jumbo ass ST G5-S1
30. std 45S S1.25-S1 so, flats mostly
Go-G5c, HoneydeWs: jumbo crates
Sl.75-S2; std S1.4O-S1.5O; jumbo 3GS
$l75$1.s5, std 3GS $1.G5-S1 rs. Jap
ane@e: std and jumbo crates soc
S1.f5.
Lettuce: Guadalupe Santa Maria
and Lompoc dry pack A doz So So
S3.75, 5 dOz S3 SO 25, doz $2.-S2. .25
Squash: Local summer, lugs ST.
sll0. san Diego co 1881, Italian,
local 85-$1.
Tomatoes: Imperial Wy 5xCS 81.
l5-S1.25 7%SS 5O-G5c, COachella WV
IS $1.50-$1.75. 5x6s $l5O-$I.G5. lug
ocal and San Diego cD. 4x5S 81 80
g275; 5X5S and 5xGS best $2.75-$3
jXGS S2-S25O.
WateTmelons: Imperial Wy klon-
iikes 1913 ID. average. carlot sales
occasional car $24.5O-S25.; ton lots
S25.-S2G.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
Ne gro Boys Held
In tty Thefts

Two Negro youths were turned
over to probation authorities We'd
neSday and another, who escaped
from officers in El Centre, was
sought in two petty thefts.
The youths tried to flee when
Officers T. j. Harris and 7. NJ.
Sharp questioned them early We'd
nesday morning near the Arden
creamery and found two hidden
auto tires and wheels as we'll as
a bedroll. The articles had been
stolen. One youth was Immediately
recaptured, another arrested at his
home and the third was still at
large.
The two youths admitted enter.
ing a packing shed and taking the
tires. The bedroll was stolen from
Charles Hobson of San Diego, who
left it over night in parked
truck
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15

Baca'S brother Sal, will meet an
improved Yaki Joe Gonzales .Who
last week put the leather to Cleo
Shans. Sal last year won the tri-
state tournament to stamp his as
a definite contender Tor all coast
honorS.
Barney Reese, who lost te Man
uel Ortiz in the Golden Gloves ii
nails, Will meet Gregorio Escalona
of CaleXico, so far undefeated.
Reese was favored 20 beat Ortiz,
and his defeat was the biggest up
set OF the tournament.
In another bout Raul Orozco Of
CaleXico will try to stop the at
tack of Felix Gomez who came
within an ace of snaring the Gold
en- Gloves championship.
THffy Loudermilk, VINO last week
lost a close decision to Gomez.
will fight Badger Diaz. Tuffy
looked considerably better last
week and for the first time in
mCnths is in first class condition.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
Ground Broken
For New Church
In North End

CALIPATRIA. June IS
Ground breaking ceremonies pre-
ceding erection of a new church
were held Sunday at the Little
Brown church in the presence of
large crowd of Calipatria resi-
dents.
DR.. F.. f. Dell, former pastor of
the church. preached the sermoA
His address was preceded by a
musical program. c. O. Hoober
acted as master of ceremonies and
gave a history of the church.
AT the ground breaking cere-
monies E. H McMath asked that
Hoober be given the honor of
turning the first shovel of earth
for the building Brief talks were
given by District Attorney Elmer
Head. Sheriff Robert w. Ware, H.
j. Ingram, j. j. Farmer, John
Scott, Mrs. Scott Mrs. John Au-
herman, Mrs w. F.. Gullett, and
B. K. TraVers.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15

them Before their first meet
ing, Joe predicted he would knock
out Max Schmeling in one round
Nov. with the memory of the
terrible licking still green, not to
mention black and blue. in his men,
oIy, he says it will take him all
Of two rounds to dispose of the
challenger . Schmeling is equally
as confident as Louis, and tells one
and all that he will punch the
champion stiffer than a Nazi salute
Personally. I won't take any
fighters prediction seriously until
he agrees tofstep into the ring on
-take-all basis I re-
member that when Jim Braddock
was announcing in a pleasant bari
tone voice what he planned to do
TO Louis. I asked him IL he would
be willing to fight for all or nothing
. He said yes, and probably was
sincere But when l suggested
such a thing to Joe t33 l-3 per cent?
Gould. his manager. he turned on
his heel and walked away e.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15

; Silver Slipper, with three wins
and a single loss, faces an Eagles
team that tasted its first victory
last week by defeating the l. V.
Hardware. The Eagles have mean
while been strengthened by the
addition of Priest as catcher, for
merly with Seven Up
Lineups will be: SILVER SLIP
PER-Kinne, c; Chambers. p; Black
1b; Lee, 2b; Fonsecera, 3b; Sandez,
SIS; Lawless, If; Ritter, cf; PARA,
IF. EAGLES-Hammerslaugh, 3b;
Chapman, SIS: j. Ehmke, IF; T.
Ehmke, cf; Priest, c; Cauzza, 1b;
Port or Lopez, If; House, 2b; Sun
strum, p. SEVEN UP-Lott. C; Jep-
way, lb; Wakefield, 2b; Humphreys,
3b; Crosbie, ss; Birchfield. If; Dee
ley, rf; Daniels, CT; O'Brien, D.;
l. V. HARDWARE Measures. rf:
Scroggins, 2b; Peterson. 1b; Hurst.
p; Stewart, C; Hanson. SIS: Schin-
dler, 3b; G.. Forshay, CT; Payne. If.
The first game will begin at 7:3O.
Standings are:
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
LOUIS NEARING
PEAK CONDITION

POMPTON LAKES, N. J., June
Is (UP) - Heavyweight champion
Joe Louis took another day off
from sparring today as he neared
peak condition for his title defense
against Max Schmeling in yam
kee stadium a week from tonight.
He will resume boxing tomorrow,
rest again Friday then finish off
with five or six rounds against
his mates on Saturday and Sun
day.
SPECULATOR, N. Y, June Is
CUP)-Six rounds of boxing were
on Max Schmelings program today
as he began his final week of
training before meeting Joe Louis
for the heavyweight championship
next Wednesday night
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
Jail Term Imposed
In Check Case

John Crawford Smith Tuesday
was sentenced to the county jail for
a year after he withdrew a plea
of not guilty and not guilty by rea-
son Of insanity and pleaded guilty
to bad check charge.
A. L. Rogers, charged with forgery
was granted probation for two years
upon condition he make good a
s26 check and repay the county for
the expense Of his prosecution
Louis Bernardo pleaded not guilty
and not guilty by reason of in
sanity to a charge Of burglarizing
the Ross store in the Winterhaven
district
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
Cantor to Help
Jews in Exile

HOLLYWOOD, June Is. UP)-
Eddie Cantor, the comedian, will 90
10 London next month to arrange
for transplanting 300 Jewish chill
dren from Germany, Austria and
Poland to new homes in Palestine.
Cantor, an orphan himself, was
touched three years ago by the
plight Of the children of Jews in
the European countries, and set a
goal of securing the eXpatriation
Of 500 of them.
Already he has raised the money
TO take 220 to Palestine, and his
trip next month'Will oVershoot his
goal.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
Singles Tourney
In Third Round

KANSAS CITY. Mo, June IS.
CUP) - California tennis players
held five out of 16 positions. when
play in the third round of mems
singles competition in the 37th
annual Missouri Valley tournament
began today.
Bobby Riggs drew one of the
Cahfornians. Robert Peacock, Ber-
kelley. for his third round match.
The national public parks cham
p'on. Ronald Lubin. Of Los Angeles,
me- Hal Surface. Kansas City, a
veteran tournament player.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
Footb baII Schedule
Effort Failure

SEATTLE, June Is CUP) Grad
uate managers attending the Pac-
ific coast conference returned to
their schools today, after efforts to
draft the 1910 football playing
schedule were abandoned tempor-
arily
Delegates were deadlocked yes
terday Tor several hours over the
date Of the Washin2ton-U CL.A.
game before postponing their final
decision until the fall meeting of
the conference.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. June 10 ttP) -
The market wa slow and irregu- =
lar. with only fair volume OF
exchange today. 49,.
Sales included: BOlsa Chica 100
at 2M unchanged: Klchfield OH 100
al bi4 unchanged standard on OF
Cal 100 al zee unchanged; Union
and Milling 200 at Is. unchang-
ed; Gen. Motors 100 at % down h;
Lockheed Aircraft 100 az II = down
y; Menasco 100 at 1a unchanged; {;
Edison common 100 a. p y down
~ o-oo .,.....
one issue Up, three down, five un-
changed.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. June IS UP)-Wheat
prices lost early gains on the Chi
caFo board Of trade today on
heavy profit taking.
Al the close wheat was off - TO
3-s, corn off 3-s 10 "a, and oats .
lower.
Following bulge Of cents a
bushel due TO poor crop reports,
estimates for reduced yields in kan
sas and Nebraska. and TO strength
atKansas City. wheat prices rea cIed
on selling partly induced by Del-
ter-thap-expec.ed yields in Okla
homa.
Corn prices eased. following the
decline IN wheat Trading coSlme Z
remained small Local traders
were discouraged by the small out
side interest in the market.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
GuIdahI Lex ads
Western Open

ST. LOUIS, June IA (UP) =
Ralph Guldahl, national open
champion, led the field into the
second round of the western open
golf tournament today after shoot
ing an even par II for the first
l8 holes at Westwood country club
Guldahl, seeking his third straight
western title, had a 81, two over
par, going out and scored a "a
ON the back nine to bring him in
stroke ahead of five other pro-
feSSionalS.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
SOLONS DOWN
5. D. 5T04
BY UNITED PRESS

Sacramento held its three game
lead in the Pacific Coast league to-
day by virtue of 5 to 4 win over
San Diego last night
The Solous won with a three
run rally in the eight inning and
got to Chaplin and Salvo for 13
hits. Pippen pitched for the VIM
ners.
San Francisco, in second place,
kept pace with Sacramento by TAX
ing an 1l-inning game from Hol-
lyWood, 7 to 6. The winning hurler
was Ballou, who replaced Koupal.
The Stars used Tost. Nicholas and
Crandall
Los Angeles won its eighth
straight game, 10 to 8, from Oak
land. Salveson was the winning
pitcher and Joyce the loser.
Seattle and Portland were travel
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
FAVORITES SURVIVE

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo
June Is. (UP)-All of the favored
players remained for second round
play in the Women's western open
golf tournament today, surviving
their first tests yesterday without
pressure.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
DR.. FOX WILL SPEAK
BEFORE FARM CENTER

DR.. Warren r. FOX, county health
officer will be chief speaker Friday
night at meeting of the Jasper
farm center Dr. Fox will speak
on Public Health in Rural Area"
at the meeting at Jasper school
Robert Rood, director, announced
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
MINING CLAIM WORK
DEADLINE ON JULY IST

SAN FRANCISCO, June Is. (UP)
- Walter w. Bradley. California
state mineralogist, today advised
holders Of mining claims that 1t
will be necessary for assessment
work TO be performed ON all claims
held by location for the current
year ending at IL noon, July l.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. June Is OUPJ =
Hogs 200. Steady TO 10 cents high
7.75.
Cattle SOD, hoIdover COS. Mostly
steady; mixed grass yeariings =
few grass steers ESQ down; few
feeders good TO choice fed heif-
ers S.38: grass heifers 6 down
COWS 4.75-575! cutter grade 3.25-
So bulls 5.75-6.10. Calves 25O
Steady few vealers 10 bulk $50
down: few calves 75O-8.5O.
Sheep 110Qs RoldnVer 1912. slow
about steady; medium 74-lb wooled
spring lambs 7.4O; good sh9rn ewes
325
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
STEELE WINS

SEATTLE, June IS - up -
Freddie Steele, world middleweight
champion, won a close 10 round
decision last night over Solly Krie-
ger. of New York. in a non-title
bout
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
Won Lost
QUEEN HELEN WINS

LONDON, June IS. CUP)-Mrs.
Helen Wills Moody of San Francisco
entered the quarter finals of the
London singles tennis champion
ships today with a 60, Go victory
over Mrs. d. A. CTiny) Aston of
London
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays results:
New York 7, Chicago 4.
Boston 5. Saint Louis 3.
Philadelphia g.. Detroit 2.
Washington 7, Cleveland G.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
STANDINGS
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

yesterday s results.
San Diego 4. Sacramento 5.
Los Angeles 10. Oakland 3.
San Francisco 7, Hollywood 6.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
SUE FOR COMMISSION

N. P. Pearse and C. E. Sprouse,
real estate dealers, Tuesday filed
suit against j. T. Bum for $3.50
commission they allege is due them
for arranging property exchange
for Bum.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
EX-CHAMP DIES

FORT WORTH, Tex, June Is.
tUP)-Herbert Obendorf, SO, for
mer intercollegiate golf champion,
was stricken with a heart attack
near Crystal City yesterday and
died within a few minutes.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
Silver Slipper
Lead at Stake

Silver Slipper softball club clingng to game
lead in the Ell Centre city loop, will meet reuvenated
Eagles nine tonight wednesday, at Eel Centric stadium
in the first game of doubleheader
In the second game Seven Up will meet l. v Hardware
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays results:
Pittsburgh 8, New York 5.
Chicago 5, Boston 9
Saint Louis 4, Philadelphia 3.
Cincinnati at BROOKLYN postponed.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15

LOS ANGELES. June 10. CUP)-
Eddie Simms Of Cleveland, O., 1913
won a close decision over Bill Boyd
OF Seattle, Wash, 100, in a l0
round bout last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
L. A. GnAINS
l.. A. HAY

LOS ANGELES June 10 UP) -
Alfalfa. L $. No. ! .,.. $14.-14.50
u. $. No. leafy ............ $3.50
T.. S. No. 2 ................ Sl1.-12.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15
L. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES, June Is 0P) II
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Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-15

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