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Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16
,artans, Jaycees Score Triumphs
IMPERIAL HIGH SCHOOL R0UTS
CALIPATRIA F0OTBALLERS TO
MAINTAIN CLEAR RECORD

IMPERIAL, Oct. l5.-Imperials
undefeated varsity football team
continued its winning ways Friday
afternoon with an impressive 26-6
victory over Calipatria high school.
1t was the third win in four
games for Imperial and tabled
Coach Lcughboroughs Tigers as
the outstanding favorite in the I'M
rorial Valley B league.
The only blot on the Imperial
record thus far in the season. is a
tie with Holtville high.
The Imperial varsity played only
seven minutes Of Friday afternoons
game against the Calipatria hornets.
IN that sort space of time the
varsity scored two touchdoWns.
House and Nakazano tailed.
The Imperial high reserves
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16
l.. A. STNKS

Los ANG ELES, Oct. Is. UP)
comparatively wide variety of is
sues appeared in trading on the Los
Angeles stock exchange today
Prices were irregular. One issue
went to new high, Lockheed Air
craft. which moved up a full point
10 1872 on sale of 100 shares.
Other transactions included: Gen.
tral Investment 200 shares II, down
rs l.. A. Industries 500 shares 3H
unchanged; Transamerica 0
shares 10, unchanged: Bolsa Cbica
100 shares 33s, unchanged; Rich
field oil 100 shares ~. up "a Re
public Pet. 100 shares 49s up IL;
Signal oil a. Gas A 100 shares 35.
unchanged; Union Oil 100 shares
2o9s, unchanged; Claud Neon 100
shares II, unchanged; Creameries of
America Voting Trust Certs. 200 at
3M, unchanged; Globe o. & M. 200
shares 5. down u Huppmobile 400
shares 2M, down u; Menasco 200
shares pa, unchanged; Ryan Aero
100 shares 2H, unchanged; Edison
common 100 shares 24A, up y Ed
ison 6 per cent pfd 200 shares 28,
up 3s.; Southern Cal. Gas per cent
pfd. 100 shares S01a, up B.
Sales approximately 1900 shares !;
IA issues up, seven down, IL un-
changed
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16
H0GUE TWINS
FACE STIFF
Tests TUESDAY

Bigboy and Shorty Hogue, who
tanned opponents with amazing
ease in San Diego Friday night,
will face stiffer competition in Cal
exico Tuesday night in the main
event and semi-windup.
Bigboy will meet Guz Gonzales
in the semi and Shorty will tangle
with Joe Cabrera in the main
event. Cabrera is regarded the best
WelterWeight in southern California
He holds victories over Kent Rob-
e;ts, and Ray Velarde
Guz Gonzalez has not dropped
a decision in two months and has
been beaten only once since he left
the valley last winter.
Five other good bouts are slated
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK STOCKS
Iy ELMER &. WALLER
1 IN In. LII IL iAI...

NEW YORK, Oct. Is. (UP)-
Uiility and armament shares led an
irregular advance on the stock
market today in the heaviest Sat
urday dealings of the year.
Motor shares about held their
pwn and were neglected by the
trading elements which was seeking
issues behind the market and play
ing heavily in the low priced
shares. Rails sagged slightly in the
average. Oils were steady to firm.
A long list of utility issues
mounted to new highs for the year
or longer in volume so heavy that
II contributed largely to a late
ticker at intervals during the early
trading.
Aviation shares ran second to
the utilities in volume and many
of them made new highs.
Demand for coppers continued
and most of them made new highs
Steel issues were firm on antici-
patton of a new nigh for more than
q year in the national operating
rate next week Building stock S
were mixed Rubber issues strength
cned.
Utilities were strong spots on the
curb where Electric Bond & Share
mounted to new high on heavy
1880 shares sold at II up z. The
issue later touched 129s.
Among the utilities to make new
hlshs on the big board were such
common stocks as Consolidated Ed
lSon, North American. People Gas
ana united Corporation. The lat
tet touched up Y from the previus
close.
Utility Preferred Issues had gains
ranging to more than points.
Douglas made a top in the aVia-
tions at 56H up 3 points. Others
OF the aviation section to make new
tops were Wright Aero 112 up 4
Glenn Martin 2SI up is; Sperry 81
up rs, and Curtiss- Wright at 25%
uD l.
Coppcrs to make new highs in
ciuded Chile at 81 up 6; Greene
/: International Nickel 55M up L.
kennecott 81 up IA; Cerro De Pas
co 59h up 2h; and Miami Copper
2S8 up IA.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16

Defeated by Point Iona and Col
ton on successive Fridays, the Spar
tan team snapped cut Of its leth-
argys to drive to two touchdowns
in the second period aid another in
the third quarter over a bewildered
Hoover reserve team.
The varsity line and backfield
combined to give Coach Hanson's S
charges the first two scores in the
second period. and a smashing Sec
ond team capitalized on a break
and 40 yard drive to score the
final marker.
kirkpatrick. WithroW and Peters
carried the mail in the first two
scoring thrusts and Price. Hester
and Measures spanked the final
drive.
Edgar, Newell, Carr and Myose
were the strong men in the line
in the first two periods and Harner
Sage and Rex showed we'll in the
final period.
El Centro dominated the game
from the first period until the last.
Even with third stringers in the
fray the blue and white uniformed
footballers pushed a hapleSS Hoover
Junior varsity team without a great
deal of effort.
So complete was El Centro's DOM
ination. the Spartans were forced
to punt only once, in the fourth
period. On that occasion Walter
Price booted a II yard kick to set
Hoover deep in its own territory.
Foote, King. Lipschitz and Boothe
stood out on offense and defense
for Hoover. Their play held the
Spartan score below the 40 point
mark.
The Spartans proved they had
at last hit their stride in the open
ing minutes OF play.
80 Yard Drive
After holding the Hoover run
ners to four yards on three plays
the SpartanS took the ball on the
~ yard line and marched 80 yards
/. TO a score. The ball was called back
however. and El Centro was penal
lied.
The Spartans, with Withrow and
Kirkpatrick alternating as ball car
riers, moved again to the goal line
after receiving kick on the Hoover
26.
Withrow went over from the
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16
BrawIey High
To Meet Brown
Academy Tonite

Brawley high S. hool'S football
team will make its final appear
ance before the opening of the
regular league schedule in to-
nights game against a compare
lively weak Brown Military
academy at Brawiey. The game
will start at s o'clock.
Brown is not expected to give
the Wildcats more than a good
prac tice, but the Brawley eleven
is anxious to try out new offense
formations i'm preparation for the
opening league game Friday
night in Ell Centre.
Coach Bob Erskinc indicated
ne would use his reserves after
the first half if the varsity was
able to build up a two touchdown
lead.
Skiles. Morita, Sasaki and
Lille will start in the backfield
for Brawley. Pain, McMurdo,
James, Nakamura, Noble and
Saito are certain starters OH the
line.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16
By HENRY McLEMORE

NEW YORK, Oct. Is. CUP)-
This city, which o. Henry callec
Bagdad on the Subway, is such {
large place. with so many dali,
happenings, that one is taxed t.
keep up with all that goes on.
For instance, l didn't learn unit
today that Michael Strauss Jacobs
the Ward McAllister of the boxins
set, had departed for California
and a visit to the smartest salon,
and saloons there. In a conversa-
ton today with Mikes social secre-
tary, one Mushky Jackson, ]
learned that Mike took his trip TO,
The purpose of arranging a heavy
weight championship fight during
the San Francisco Worlds Fair. This
surprised me because 1 thought the
only worlds fair scheduled for 1899
was the Grover Whalen, or New
York, worlds fair.
Does any other fair arrangcr
dare fly into the face of Grover
Whalen?' I asked Mdshky. do
you mean to tell me that there are
persons brash enough to challenge
the Trylon and the Perisphere."
"Huh?' Mushky said in his pure
Castilian Bronx.
I repeated and being a man who
will take only two hubs" from a
Mushky, ! hung up and started fig
uring out Jacobs trip for myself.
Mike went out there for only one
purpose. He went out there to sell
Sam Francisco a hea avyweight duel
to the death between Joe Louis,
champion, and Max Baer. former
champion. former butcher boy. for
mer playb boy, and former gutter.
I don't want to delve so deeply
into Mixes mind that I spoil my
new herringbone suit by tangling
with his cerebellum, but Mike
wouldn't be trying to sell that fight
70 Frisco Of he didn't have d
sneaking suspicion that it wouldn't
90 over in New York.
You may not like New York any
better than ] Go, but there is no
getting around the fact that it is q
city which contains a whole lot
Of people with a whole lot of money
most of whom are eager and anx-
iouS to part with some of it to see a
sports event.
If Mike could sell that fight here
he wouldn't have gone west even to
save his lungs. SO, you people out
in San Francisco, don't let him fool
you too much, He is the smartest
cutest, knoW-allingest gentleman
New York has seen since Peter
Stuyvesant traded a broken arm
southpaw and a string of phony
pearls TO Chief Squat-Down for the
hatcheck concession at Ell Morocco.
But I - ant 10 tell you this, II
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16
Football Scores
by UNITED PRESS

h9 b4NltED FhGOD
san Jose State 80. Pacific Uni
vrrsity O
'college o. Pacific %, University
ol california Ramblers 0.
Loyola So. Radlands 0.
'santa Monica JC 7, Glendale
&c g
Compton JC Al, Santa Barbara
State Frosh @.
Pasadena &c 55, Visalia JC 0.
Santa Clara Frosh l3, Modesto
&c o
Whitman 20, Linfield 0.
University of Washington Frosh
o Ellensburg Normal Frosh 6.
South Carolina IS. Davidson 0.
LuQuesne I3. West Virginia Wes-
leyap o
Temple 70. Bucknell 0.
Albion 2, Kalamazoo 8.
Kansas State 6, Marquette 0.
Mestchester Teachers II, LaSalle
Roanoke 20. Concord T.
Alabama Poly 90, Mississippi
Giale 6,
sam Houston Teachers l9. Texas
4 and ] 6.
re,as Wesleyan IS. Daniel Baker
North Dakota 30. DePaul ~
Tulsa Is. st, Louis 0,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16
Greeley State
Upsets Nevada

GREELEY, Colo, Oct. Is. CUP)-
Greeley State college had its first
victory Of the year safely tucked
away today-a 27 to 13 upset win
over the University of Nevada.
The Colorado eleven threw foot. q.
balls all around the Nevada team
as 5000 people watched one of the
most surprising upsets of the Rocky
Mountain area this season here
last night. An aerial attack which
netted Greeley three touchdowns
and a 20 point margin in the inf-
tial period sewed up the game for
the Coloradoans.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16
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THE POST-PRESS

Published every Sunday by Ths
Imperial Valley Publishing Com
pany. 625 State street, Ell Centre,
Califorr "a, as successor to the
Sunday issues OF The Morning
Pt st and Valley Farmer, and the
Saturday issue of the Imperial
Valley Press.
Entered at El Centre, California,
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eral manager; Il. A. Fitzhugh
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Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16
l.. 4. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, Oct. ID. UP)-
Hogs 300 including $50 direct. Bulk
unsold Few sales Is to % cents
lower at $3.50; others bid 25 to 40
cents lower; sOws steady at 7.25-
$50
Cattler5d0. Steady; common Mex
lean steers 6 grass heifers 650
down; cows Sc; cutter grade $50
1.75; bulls 5.75-6.25. Calves 400.
Steady to strong; few vealers to 10;
sheep none; good to choice
wooled lambs quoted 1858.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16
SUNDAY, MIDGET
RACE DAY IN
IMPERIAL VALLEY

Sunday is midget race day in
Imperial Valley and the eyes of
sports fans will turn from the
gridiron to the track. Valley. San
Diego and Yuma drivers will com
pete Sunday Afternoon al the I'm
perial speedway in ever.s starting
at 2:3O.
Hobe Herrick, Claude Herrick.
Bob Douthitt and Pike Meadows
will be expected to hold up the
honor of valley drivers.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16
Club Opens Sunday

CaleXico country club will open its
golf links Sunday according to Earl
Roberts.
No green fees will be charged. A
free barbecue will be served. An
archery contest will be presented.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16
CaIexico, HoItviIIe
Mentors Take Note

Coaches Covington and Walker
spent the Weekend scouting Braw-
ley and Ell Centre teams as cheduled
games for their football teams we're
cancelled at the last minute.
CalaXico was scheduled against
San Diego high jayvees and Holt
vile was scheduled against Corona.
Calexico will open the season al
Holtville next Thursday night
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16
Former 81 Centran
On Short Visit

Lieut.. and Mrs. Earl Willoughby
are visiting relatives in El Centre
this weekend They arc en- route
from Langley Field, Va, to March
Field at Riverside to which place
Willoughby was transferred by the
Army Air corps. Willoughby is a
Central Union high school graduate
and former captain of the school
football team.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16
Drunkenness Cited
In Divorce Case

John Wesley Harlans habitual
drunkenness, brutal RACES, and fail
ure to support his family caused his
wife to file divorce complaint
against him Thursday, she said.
During the last two years of their
IS years of married life, she alleged
he lost their grocery store in Braw-
ley by his continued neglect of bust
ness. He struck ner while he was in
dulging in jealous RACES and once
cut her beneath the eye and loosen
ed three teeth by blow in the face
she complained.
They married in Ell Centre April
%. 1882 and separated Sept. 6
1888. They have four children
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16

scored two touchdowns in the rest
of the game.
Calipatria's only score came in
the third quarter when Brown
caught a kickoff and ran II yards
to q touchdown.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16
Markers At
a Glance
By NITED PRESS
. .,..1,Inr liuh1,. -, 4

Stocks Irregular higher and active
Bonds higher, L. $. government
higher.
Curb stocks higher and active.
Foreign exchange about steady.
Cotton futures easy.
Corn and wheat about steady.
Rubber firm.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16
No. 2 bright
BEDCLOTHES STOLEN

A mattress and blanket were
stolen from an unscreened front
porch at the r. F.. Smith home at
685 Vine street. FL Centro, early
Friday night. Smith informed Ell
Centro police.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16
Bench
BY b. Kinne
Post Press
Sports Editor
Warming

r'OOLDdli experts Dl Imperial val
ley threw up their hands in de-
spair Saturday after watching El
Centre high school defeat a ragged
Herbert Hoover junior varsity team
Friday night.
Those who had picked Holtville
TO win changed their selections
Brawley looks tough but the Wild
cat supporters wouldn't be quoted
Saturday.
CaleXico's showing against Yu-
ma IN a scrimmage last week put
the Bulldogs back near the top,
but Border city followers refused
10 WAGER.
Fl Centro hackers were more op-
timistic after Friday nights game
nut when reminded of early season
games immediately lost any en-
thusiasm FOR backing the Spartans
financially.
Coach CoYinpton of Calexico re-
ported that ar teams would be
toagh when the league season opens.
Il wouldn't oe surprised" he said
"if the league ends in another four
way tie
Every game will be close, accord
ing to the experts, and the odds
will be 3-2 lake your pick in Fri
days games between Calexico and
Holtville and Brawley and El Cen
tro
Shots from Fridays football
games:
Lamar Gillette punted p yards
in the second half against Braw-
ley Junior college TO put the Arabs
out OF one hole. The ball carried
more man 60 yards in the air
Tne first quarter of play lasted 81
minutes Something was wrong
with The timers watch No
wonder both teams were weary in
the final minutes of play -.
Coach Laurence Hanson used
nearly every player on the bench
in fridays game The first and
second teams of El Centro played
about evenly If the Spartans
find the necessary speed and spirit
they will be tough if not, it
VIII be just another season
Moody, Ingle, Ballou, Naito, Mou-
ser. Weeks, Smith, Murphy, Aven-
cano, Weiss were the outstanding
Arab linemen Friday night d.
That's all who saw action . Each
played an important role in the
1aycees' jinx breaking performance.
Red Reidy and Havens were new
finds in the FL Centro high back
field Both performed well in
their first games Don Withrow
showed improvement in calling of
plays.
Midget race season opens Sun
day We look for a varied pro-
cram in afternoon races The
management will have to make
some alterations for a complete
success in the winter season
Bigboy and Shorty Hogue, con-
tinued their winning streak Friday
night in San Diego Opponents
were not too tough but the twins
VIII find some tough ones Tuesday
night in Calexico
Shorty faces the stiffest battle Of
the season He meets Ray VAL
verde who defeated Kent Roberts.
Bieboy will tangle with long-armed
Gus Gonzalez
Earl Bailey pulled the biggest
surprise in amateur boxing Thurs
day night when he kayoed Ray
Glass . 1t remined us of Baer
agoinst Camera The victory
was nearly as impressive
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16
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Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16
'Arobs Break ii
ye0r Domination
Of BrawIey. 13-0

One of Imperial Valleys most tenacious jinXes was
forced to break its hold Friday night Ell Centre junior
college football defeated Brawley junior college
1870 on Brawey high school field The Central Jaycees vic
tory ended an year domination by Brawey junior col
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16
L. i. HAY

Los ANGELES. oct. Is. UP)-
Alfalfa L. =. TO. / .... S13-13.50
u S. No. leafy ...... $12. 50-13.OO
y. S. No. 2 .......... S11 90
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16
FL Centro High
.Upsets Hoover V
Gridders, 200

Crushing power plays and a newly-found passing at
tack abruptly ended the two losing streak of Ell Cen
high school football Friday night the Spartans
pounded their way a 900 victory Herbert Hoover
junior varsity gridders at Central Field.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16
CO7'TON
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Is. CUP)-

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Spots lower, middling sac. sale,
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Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16

the game ended a few minutes later
The entire Ell Centro team played
bang-up ball from beginning to end.
Defense men broke through on
numerous occasions to set the
BraWley ball carriers back for a
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16
l.. 4. BUTTER & EGGS

Los ANGELES, oct. Is. CUP)
Butter: extras 29c, prime firsts
CSC. standard 27c. undergrade
24c.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16

YARDAGE TABLE &c BR
Yards gained, running 149 "a
Yards gained, passing 50 3S
Total yards, scrimmagc 2lS 122
Yards lost, running IL 33
First downs 8 5
Passes attempted 8 Is
Passes completed 6 5
Passes intercepted l |
Number of punts Z IL
Punt average 80 33
FumbleS 6 3
Fumbles recovered 5
Penalties 10 10
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16
[. A. GRAINS
LOS ANGELES, oct.

I4OO NM IT T4Iot VNI. 10. IUI ="
Eastern CrTaE.s---BiSk
Corn, No. yellow ..$1.27 m1.32
Milo. No. 2 yellow e.. 1.12h m1.17h
Kafir, No. 2 white. i. IL II A117h
California Grains-Sacked
Wheat, No. hard yth. 120 @1.25
Wheat, No. l soft VIII. III m1.22
Barley, fancy ....-..-......1.0712 @1.12H
Rarlnv No bright
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16
LoyoIa Crushes RedIands

ANGELES (UP)-PowerfuI LoyOa fattened Red
lands university $50 last night at Gilmore stadium
the first quarter Four in
the third quarter, and three in the last.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16

L.. 4. BANKS
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Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-16

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