davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1938-01-23

material and 21-inch long Upper for
closing as pictured.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1404-B
is designed for sizes IL, IA. 16, 18
and 20. Corresponding bust measure
ments 30, 50, "a, 36 and SO. Size
IA (32) requires 37s yards Of 35-inch
material with short sleeves, ~ yards
with long sleeves.
For other easy-to-sew designs In
casual fashions send for the Barbara
Bell Pattern Book.
Evening star., 1938-01-23
Paris to Read Penvs

Paris is to have its first opportunity
to read Pepys' Diary in French, 1t is
claimed, when a translation is pub
lished in the French city shortly. It
is the work of a woman, Nine. Renee
Villiteau.
Evening star., 1938-01-23
Mr.. and Mrs. Loges Hosts
In Arlington Today
Couple Will Entertain at Party
Before Leaving for Florida.
Other County Social Notes.

r. AND GEORGE E. LOGES entertain this after
N and evening at cocktail party in their home in the
Country Club Hills section to which they recently moved
This is the first party to be given in their home
Mrs Loges will be assisted by John r. Bea Carl
Tomlin of Washington.
Mr. and Mrs Loges will leave for the west coast Of Florida
Friday to remain until around the middle Of month They
probably will take house in St. Petersburg during stay
Mr. and Mrs Waller entertained last evening
Of the Mary Washington Chapter O. E. S. and their
The hostess assisted by her daughter Mary Louise
Waller, and her sister Miss Ida Peters,
The company included Mr. and Mrs Clair " Allen Mr..
MIS- H. W. Beate Mr. and Mrs Alvin T. Oaloran Mr. and Mrs
" Barley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shawhan Dr. and Mrs.
Whitehead and Mr. and Mrs A. Kelley all of the county.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02
L. A. VEGETABLES

Los ANGELES, May (UPD -
Trading was moderate to good
with supplies lighter on some lines
and prices firm to stronge.
beets 45-6Oc. Carrots 5O-6Oc. Dixon
soc. Green onions $1.25-S1.5O; leeks
60-75c. Mustard mostly 60c. Pars-
ley Assoc. Radishes small ed so
soc. Spinach 75-80c. Turnips 45-6Oc
Cantaloupes: Imperial Wy ste
i5S mostly $3.50 crate. Pony ass
S4.-$4.25; 54S SO. 3.25-$3.50; orange
15S 18S $2.-S2.25.
Cucumbers: San Diego co flats
mostly $1.-$I10. Imperial Wy bes;
Lettuce: Guadalupe, Santa Ma,
ria. Lompoc and san Luis Obispo
; dozen S1.50-$165; local loose SO
peas: Pismo- oceano bush 3-31zc
Pole best 7c. San Luis Obispo busb
mostly h4c. Santa Maria mostly
, y -4c. San Diego CO mostly sc.
MALE bush mostly 3-3hc.
Squash: Imperial and Coachella
Wy white summer crates mostly
S14O-S1.5O fey Coachella s1.60-s1
rs; flats $12,5s1.5O; few Coachella
and CoacheIla Wy crates S1.25S1.
80: flats S1.-$1.25; local lugs S1.75-
$50: yellow crookneck, local lugs
s1.75-s1.s5; Imperial Valley crates
81 S1.50.
Tomatoes: INLAND and Imperial
Wy crates Stops S1.15-$125; 12S
best S1.-S1.25; 16S mostly 60-65c
20s 4O-5Oc. Coachella Wy 9s mostly
81 .5O-S1.65; 12S S1.25-S1.35; 16S IS
85c. Flats, Imperial Wy and INLAND
Ix5s S1-S1.15; 5x5S and 5x6S most
~ s1.1O-s125; 6x7S mostly 1850
Kiss 50-60c. Sx9S mostly 40c. Goa.
eheIIa Wy KISS $1.20-S1.25; 5x5s
and 5x6S S135-S $50; 6x7S ST.
sI.25: 7x5S 50-65c. Sx9S 5O-6Oc.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02
Giants Slug Out Tenth Straight Win
Horton Wins
Annual Elks
Golf Tourney

Massie Horton Sunday won hon
orS in the Elks golf tournament
at the Barbara Worths golf club.
Horton won the championship
flight. in the nine-hole match play
event by defeating Norman Deaton
one up, Jim Carson 2 and l, Bob
Mcnamara two, and Bill Strickland
and 3 Strickland, to reach the
finals. defeated Arno Yaeckel,
Chuck Sones and Harold Engle.
Les Rogers won the consolation
by eliminating Dr. w A. Clarke.
Honors in the first flight went
to Frank Richmond who defeated
Ben Young one up, Ralph French
and l, Bill Tondro and l, and
Louis DeVita one up on extra hole.
DeVita reached the finals by beat
ing Won Azhderian, Charles Slocum
and Allen Nuffer.
Won Azhderian defeated Bill
Thompson to take the consolation.
In the medal play consolation,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02

because they, too. split double bills.
San Diego beat San Francisco twice.
Portland was blanked, 7 to 0. in
the opener by Ken Douglas. The
Oaks drove Ed Liska to the show
ers. In the second game Portland
nosed out a 5 to victory.
Fred Hutchinson. Seattle's SEN
sational rookie, pitched his team
to an s TO / victory over Sacra-
mento in the first game of their
doubleheader but in the second
Johnny Vergez hit consecutive
homerS, one in the second and one
in the fourth. TO help beat Dick
Barrett. 3 to o. Schmidt was the
losing hurler Seattle got three hits
from Schmidt while Barrett allow
ed only four.
Hollywood won its opener in 10
innings. 8 to ,. behind the hurting
of Hermann and Tost Prim was
the loser. In the second Fay Thom-
as pitched the Angels to a to
win. Throwing for the losers were
Beck and Bolen.
San Diego's wins were by iden-
teal Is to l scores. The Padres
made Is hits il the first game and
II in the second.
No games were scheduled today.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02
Jack Winsett
By HENRY McLEMORE

NEW YORK, May 2. (UP)-He's
rolling down to Louisville on a
train today, and don't be surprised
if he comes rolling down the stretch
at Churchill Downs like a loose
locomotive next Saturday to take
the derby and all that goes with
it,
Fighting Fox, I mean-the big
Bay boy of Galahad III and Mar
guerite and a full brother to CAL
liant Fox He can do it, and every
one who saw him sashay home in
front OF the Wood Memorial field
knows it. Picking up his 100 pound
impost as if it were a pinch of
eiderdown the Fox hit the quarter
in 0:23 2-5, the half in 0:473-5,
the three-quarters in 1:12 1-5 and
the mile in 1873 As And just TAX
ing it nice and easy, too.
Taking off his Belair red and
white domino silks in the Jockeys
room Jimmy Stout gave a full
picture Of how easily the Fox had
won when he said:
II just sat up there on him and
enjoyed the ride
Now we all know that the mile
and 10 yards, and the 120 pounds,
which is the distance and the
weight Of the Wood is not the mile
and a quarter and the 1876 pounds
of the Bluegrass derby. That extra
distance and poundage has spelled
ruin TO many horse. But if you
had seen the Fox at the finish
line Saturday nobody would ever
be able TO convince you that he
couldn't have picked up Paul White
man as relief jockey for Stout and
gone another quarter very nicely.
He wasn't ever breathing, as the
horsemen say; just coasting along
in front Of such rivals as Bourbon
King, Nedayr, Quick Devil, Pasteur-
lied. Can't Wait and Opera Hat.
Through the glasses, the Fox ap-
peared at his best at a point near
the far turn. Snugly held by Stout
he was running two lengths back
Of the pace-making Opera Hat
just biding his time. Suddenly
Wayne Wright, the cowboy none
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02
Records Face
ObIiteration
TuesdayNite

Track records at the Imperial
county fair grounds oval Monday
faced obliteration as midget race
drivers made last minute check
ups on their tiny cars for Tuesday
nights events.
The track has been salted 20
eliminate dust. according to ICRA
officials. and as a result, faster
races will be possible.
Ward Swarthout holds the track
record fer one lap at 19 seconds.
Track officials forecast at least one
second would be clipped from the
record. That means a speed of
more than so miles per hour.
Harding Young, who thrilled race
fans with his return to the track
last week, will have his own car on
the track Tuesday night.
HCbe Herrick. Yves Anderson,
Ward Swarthout and list of Phoe-
nix and San Diego drivers will fur
nish the competition.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. May UP)- Heavy
liquidation carried wheat futures
10 new lows for the season at the
Chicago board Of trade today.
Al the close wheat was y 10 Is
cents lower, corn q TO lb cents
lower. and oats off ] TO IL cents
Large crop estimates created
hearisn sentiment. in spite Of a
late upturn in Liverpool where
some buying appeared after a
weak start.
Mrs r. II. Miller. of Shields and
CO.. and the James T.. Bennett co
released their reports Saturday
Their average estimate was 1856
nO0. 900 bushels, or 19 100000 BUSH
els more than the April ] report.
Corn prices showed losses rang
ing 10 cent a bushel shortly be
Influence of wheat.
fare the close, chiefly under the
Although good demand develop
cd foF top grades. heavy receipts
of corn were a weight on the mar
kct Receipts were around 900
cars.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02

record since the tournament and
plans to enter the pro ranks after
he has put a few more fights under
his belt.
Morrisette, however, has a plan
in mind which may break Adams
win streak.
A win over Adams, Morrisette be-
lieves, will bring him a bout with
Herman DE Bommah" Graves. A
bout with Herman, Jack hopes,
will bring him the far west middle
weight championship now held by
Graves.
It's an ambitious schedule but
Jack is confident he can follow it
He won the division middleWeight
title in the army unit in the Ha-
waiian Islands. He is in better
shape than ever before.
Jolting Joe Villegas will appear
in the semi -Windup against Eddie
Burns. Five other good bouts viii
round out the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02
Eastside Grade
School Track
Team Annexes

Varsity c men from FL Centre
high. with eyes peeled for future
athletic material for their alma
mater. sponsored the first annual
grammar school track and field
meet at the Central cinder path
Saturday.
Washington grammar school of
Eastside took high honorS in the
meet. Wilson school was second,
McCabe was third, Heber fourth
and Acacia fifth.
Varsity c officials were: head
officials OF the course, Bob Ballou;
head finish judge, Lamar Gillett;
head scorer, Glen Poole; baseball
throw judge. John Waterman; bas-
ketball throw judge, ChriSty Plem-
onS; shot put judge, Leon Withrow;
high jump judge. Bud Measures;
inspectors. Jack Harner, j. Chicka-
hisa, and julie Slovack.
Outstanding performance of the
day: Alarcon'S 63 second 44O yard
run. Alarcon is from Washington
school,
The results:
440 yard rum. Alarcon tW); 2.
Andrade (W); 3. Shumaker CWiD
Baseball throw. Henas (A); 2.
Olague (H; 3. Crossmand (WiD.
440 yard relay. Washington; 2.
Wilson; 3. McCabe.
Basketball throw - /. Thompson
(H; ?. Myose CMJ; 8. Mason (W) j..
so yard dash-l. Kirk (WiD: 2.
Curtis CW); 8. Thanner CM,
Shot putt. Lee WiD; 2. Osa
CWiD; 3. Henry (W).
100 yard dash-1. Black CW); 2.
Yamahsita CMD; 3. Shumaker CWiD
High jump. Shumaker (WiD;
3 Curtis (W); 3, MCGOWAN W);
Kobats (WiD tie.
Broad jump. Alarcon CW); 2.
Thanner (MD; 3. Yamashita (M
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, May -tUP)
Trading on the stock market
dwindled 10. the lightest levels OF
the year today and prices recedeo
for the fourth consecutive session
Traders maintained a waiting at
titude. Meanwhile business contin-
ued TO drift lower. Steel operations
we're al 3O.7 per cent OF capacity
according 10 the Am erican Iron anC
Steel Institute, against 80 per cent
ago. A further decline in automo-
bile output was foreseen. Severa
companies omitted or lowered divi-
dends and some poor corporation
reports were issued.
Most brokers issued bearish ad-
vice on the theory that the markel
trend in the immediate future
would be governed by the lower
business tendency.
Bonds were featured by new
highs in L. ;. governments. Other
issues made an irregular decline
cotton futures lost a few points.
weak. but came back from the
lows. Before meeting support, L. 5
Steel sold at 41lz off j.. Anaconda
sold down to 25i2 off = and recov-
cred part of the loss.
Railroad shares lost small
amounts with Santa Fe at 25l2 off
q Consolidated Edison, Electric
Power and Public Service lost
small fractions. American Tele-
phone touched 125 off " and Wes-
tern Union 2OI2 off l.
Boeing lost more than point
Johns Manville and Lone Star Ce-
m ent lost more than a point. Us
Gypsum gained nearly points.
A few issues had wide losses
Eight point declines were noted IL
Interchemical corp. preferred anC
Crucible steel preferred. Cannon
Mills hade new low at 22h Oft
~.
fading continued very lighi
thru the day.
DOW Jones closing stock aver.
ages: Industrial. 1909, off 1.19
Rail 20.95 off OBJ; Utility 1880 of
90: 20 stocks 34.81. off O-3S.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02
WOOD
.UPSETS BUDGE
IN EXHIBITION

BERKELEY, Cal, May 2. (UP)-
Donald Bulge, national amateur
singles champion of 1887, yesterday
lost a three set exhibition tennis
game to Sidney Wood, of New York
Us, 4-6, 2-6.
The exhibition was a feature of
the California tennis championship,
being played at the Berkeley Ten
mis- club.
No outstanding upsets marked the
state play. Frank KovacS, seeded
No. l, moved through to the third
round with an easy 6-1, 6-3, win
over George Rice of Oakland.
Bonnie Miller Blank of Pasadena.
defending champion in the wom-
ems singles. defeated Leonore Agra
va of Sacramento, 60, 6-l.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02
Heinie Manusn

rider, who was up on Nedayr, Will
lis Sharpe Kilmer's strongly backed
derby eligible, made a run at the
Fox.
For the only time in the race
Stout asked his mount the ques-
tion jockeys have been asking their
horses ever since racing began.
The Fox. had the answer.
Given his head he turned on
the heat and went away from Ned
ayr like rabbit from a hound. And
coming down the stretch he went
on by Opera Hat to do the mile
and 70 in 143, which is three
fifths of a second faster than his
illustrious brother did it in winning
in 1880. And Gallant Fox, you will
recall, went on after the Wood to
achieve the triple crown of the
Derby, the Preakness, and the Bel
mont.
The Fox had scarcely crossed the
finish line before the price makers
began chopping his winter book
OtOo. lOudy lit 10 DClllS HuOJcd dI
3 to |, which makes him co-favorite
with Stagehand. 1t was not more
than a week ago that you could
have had the Belair beauty at 7,
8, and 8 to l.
Down in Louisville Saturday Earle
Sande showed that Stagehand won't
be his only threat in the derby
when he turned the Chief loose
That barrel -chested number came
a-roaring down the stretch to all
but run over Milky Ways Noun
tain Ridge and the Woolford farms
LaWrin.
That should be quite a little
brush down i'm the Bluegrass when
fighting Fox, Stagehand, Bull Lea,
The Chief. and Dauber look one
another in the eye and start bar
relling
I'm leaving today for it and |
promise to give you either the win
ner or an unforgettable recipe for
mint juleps.
YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02
Place Winners i'm
County Meet to
Compete i'm S. D.

Place winners in the county
trackfest in e Centro one week
ago will be entered in the divi-
sional high track meet in San
Diego Saturday, Coach w. S. Tay-
lor announced today.
Taylor will take a large squad
TO San Diego to compete for a
chance to enter southern Califor-
mia finals Only winners will be
taken to the finals.
Holtville and Brawley will also
enter men in the San Diego meet
Names will be released later in
the week
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02
BLACKS HOMER
NETS VICTORY
FOR MERCHANTS

Ralph Blacks seventh inning
home run with a man on base Sun
day provided the margin of a 5-4
victory for the El Centre Merchants
in the first of a three game series
against the Brawley sandbaggers.
Blacks circuit blow topped off a
ten-hit attack on Jim Leon of
Brawley Brawley sluggers were
held TO five hits by Joe Andrade.
The score:
Brawley -..-.. 900 10 020-4 5 l
Ell Centro ........ 210 600 20x-5 10 o
Leon and MCGOWAN; Andrade and
Astiazaron.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02
L. a. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, May 2 (UP) =
II il had not been for sale Of
10000 shares of Imperial Develop
ment at .O2 cents per share busi-
ness on the Los Angeles stock ex-
change would have been down al
most to the vanishing point.
Only five of the top flight is
sues figured in the trading. They
were: Security units II at 2S, up
x; sontag Drug 100 at S. unchang-
ed; Richfield Oil 100 at 594, un-
changed; Con. Steel common Joe
at AZ unchanged; Lockheed Air
one issu was up, one wos down
three were unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02
Central High to
Make Final Bid

FL Centro high school baseball
team will make a final bid for the
valley league championship Friday
afternoon when the Spartans meet
Brawley high school.
Frawley and Calexico will wind
up their series next week. should
the Wildcats beat FL Centro as IS
eXDected
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02
Katherine RaWls
Sets New Record

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 2.
(UP)-Katherine Rawls OF Miami
Beach set a new American record
for the individual 800 yard medley
event in the women's national AAU
swimming championships at the In
dianapolis Athletic club last night.
Her time was 4:03.2.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02
Fight Club Row
May Delay First
Program Again

Ell Centre Athletic Clus first fight
program Monday seemed destined
to another weeks postponement as
AAU officials delayed action on a
protest against the arena manage
ment.
The protest. which came from the
northend, according to Tom Cox of
Los Angeles. delayed last week S
opening.
Matchmaker Noel Johnson says
he will still open with Jack Morris
settle when and if the license is
again approved.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02
Cleveland and
Washington Set
American Pace

NEW YORK, May 2 (UP)-Look
twice, examine your eyes and then
ask your neighbor: Are these
really the New York Giants thun-
dering through the National Lea
que with brutal and deadly mace?"
They're the Giants alright but
not the pulchleSS play for one
run and-let the-other-guy beat
himself Giants who staggered
through to pennantS in 1886 and
1887. They've taken a tip from the
Yankees after learning how to
win ball games the hard way in
the past two world series. Inside
baseball, hit and run and sacrifice
buntS are thing of the past with
the Terrylnen.
The Giants lead the National
League with II out of u victories
and string of 10 straight, one OF
the fastest starts any club has
made in recent years.
They're slugged their way to 2
2l2 game lead with the most pow
erful attack in the majors Their
team batting average is 1902, with
Hank Leiber 1888; Dick Bartell
.372, Lou Chiozza 1926, Mel OFT
,319 and Jo-Jo Moore 309-show-
ing the way. They've hit hit Is
homers in II games, more than
any other major league club. The
leading circuit clouters are Johnny
Mccarthy. four, and OFT, Leiber
and RiDDle three each
The Giants slaShed out five ex-
ira base hits yesterday to win
their 10th straight from Brooklyn
7-6. Bartell's double and Ripples
single drove in the winning run
but McCarthy'S homer-a 483 foot
driye-With two mates on was the
big punch.
Tony Lazzeri's homer with two
mates on board featured the Chi
ca9o Cubs 6-5 victory over the St
Louis Cardinals and moved them
into second place. Lazzeri's Wallop
tied him with Mccarthy for the
major league home run lead.
Pitcher Jack Russell won the game
in relief role
Hugh Mulcahy, Phillies' sopho-
more, pitched the days greatest
game when he let the Boston Bees
down with hits. Philadelphia
trumphed, ST. and broke a game
losing streak. Mulcahy pitched
rings around jim Turner, Bees
veteran ace.
Cincinnati, which broke 20
game losing streak over 2 year
period by beating Pittsburgh Satur-
day, made it two straight by tax
ing the Pirates again yesterday,
Al. Lonnie Frey's homer with a
mate aboard decided the game. AL
HollingsWorth allowed only hits
until two were out in the ninth
when he was rescued by Gene
Schott
Cleveland won its fourth game
in five starts with Detroit. 4-3,
when Al Milnar, relieving Mel
Harder, famed Hank Greenbrg
for tn final out with the tying
run on base. Pete Fox TIGER ont
fielder. had a perfect day at bat,
IS for s..
Chief Elon Hogsett beat FL
Goofy Gomez in a southpaw battle
to give Washington 4-3 decision
over the Yankees. Joe DiMaggio
hurt in collision Saturday with
Joe Gordon, returned to center
field and hit homer. Rick Ferrell
got 80 for g..
Despite two homers and four
runs batted in by Jimmy Foxx the
Philadelphia Athletics trimmed the
Boston Red SoX, 8-6.
The st. Louis Browns scored
five runs in the last three innings
to beat the Chicago White Sox
Us.
p0U, .,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, May CUPl =
Hogs $50. STEADY grain fed 5.35-
$685. few sows 6.50-7.
Cattle 250. Steady good TO choice
Utah fed steers S.50-s.S5H few
grass heifers $50; cows 5-5.75;
cutter grade 3.5O-475; bulls to s.
Calves rs. Quotably steady.
spring lambs quoted 6.90-7.5O.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
l.. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES, May 2 (UP) -
Hens. Leg h-fbi.. 30 9 4 lD !9e
Hens, Leghorns. To lbs -. l5c
Hens, Leghorns, over ID 16e
Hens, 3A to lbs ............ 25c
Hens, over lbs. .......... 24c
Broilers, over J up to l y Id. e. 15c
Broilers over Y and up TO "a 16c
FTyers LeSh JIIis, : y 10 80. lac
Fryers, 2lz up TO 81 lbs. zoe
Fryers. cnIored over 81 lbs go. 2lc
Roasters soft bone. >tner lhsn
Rocks. 3la lbs and up .......... &c
Barred Rocks over lbs ...... 22c
stays IoI
old Roosters .................. lie
Ducklings, over Az lbs. ...... 18c
Duckliugs, under Al lbc go. 15c
Old Ducks ........... lie
Geese ..s.'.... :'-..'- 'Sc
Youns Tom Turkeys. 15 lbs. to
1S lbs. ...... 19c
Young tom turkeys. over Is lbs 19c
Hen Turkeys lbs and up :. 21c
Old Tom Turkeys .............- 16c
Old Hen Turkeys ............ 17c
Squads, II lbs. per doz. and up. rs,
Capons, under lDs.. ........Z4
Capons, lbs. and up ....... 25c
Rabbits, No. l white 212 lbs. 12c
Rabbits mixed colors ........ 10c
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02
Markets At
a Glance
nn INITED PREss
tocks lower and quiet.

STOCKS lower and quiet.
Bonds L. :. governments at new
1a2s highs: 9th ers irregularly low
er.
Curb stocks irreg ularly lower.
Foreign exchange steady.
Cotton down about 80 cents
bale.
Wheat = to is cents lower;
corn off "a TO 11s.
Rubber RECEIVERS nearly % poin;
decline.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02
2O-3O Golfers
Compete

twenty-five members of valley
20-30 clubs competed Sunday in a
golf tourney at the Barbara Worth
golf club. Tunney Williams of
Brawley took low gross honors,
shooting a 70. Allen Griffin and
Jack jackson tied for first in the
flag event, taking their flags to the
third green. Sherman Eldridge was
farthest back, on No. 16 green.
George Connors shot the highest
score, a l44 and Al Huffman took
the most on one hole, a Is. Hans
Merklein shot the most pars and
Bob Sheffield broke records for the
shortest drive Off NO. tee. He
blasted his tee shot l z inch.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02
La yOlla Meters
Defeat CaIexicO

La Jolla tennis team Sunday de
feated CaleXico town netters, 1879.
Hens and Stocks of Ell Centro,
turned in singles wins for the CAL
eXico team.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02
Jack Morrissette Opens Fight Campaign
BrawIey Battler
Maps Am bilious
Boxing Program

Cotton Adams, the coasts most improved mddeweght,
will risk his tenfight win streak in the Caexco athletic
club tonight when he tackles Jack Morrisete of Brawey
Adams, who went to the semfnals in the Los Angeles
Golden Gloves tournament. has built outstanding
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02
Portland Continues To
Lead Coast League Race;
Padres Score Double Win
San Diego Goes on Hitting Spree to Defeat SaI
Francisco 16 to l in Both Contests;
Other Teams Split
Ru United Press

Portland still held the lead in the Pacific Coast base
ball league today although split doubeheader with
the tail end Oakland team yesterday.
hollywood and Sacramento remained. tied for second
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02
L. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES, April 29 UPl--
Transamerica ........... 81 -9b
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02

YOU haven't read ALL the News
Until You've Read ALL the Ads,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02

YOU haven't read all the NEWS
until you READ the hCSl
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-02

YOU haven't read ALL the News
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