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Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14

They've started picking the win
nets Tor the annual Holtville invi-
tasonal relays to be run next Fri
dag and FL Centro, Phoenix, Yuma
anp Brawley were rated in that
order by most Of the track dope
SteFs.
Should El Centro win, the Spar
tals stand an excellent chance, it
VIII be the first time a valley
school has ever won the event.
coachella and Phoenix have each
Won one leg on the relay trophy
anf Yuma has engraved its name
on 1.-THE cup on two occasions.
+. Records
GLASS c.
EVENT Winner Record
q Mile relay a mani CBr) 49.9 sec.
Shot put (open) CBr) 48 # Y in.
Shuttle relay hrdls (Br) 62.8 sec.
Po,e vault, Gale, tPh) -. 10 #
so sd. dash, Nakamura (Br) SO sec.
Distance relay tHolt) ............ 3;13.8
Medley relay tCoachella) -. 1;43.1
CIsASS B.
4 smile relay (4-man) (Yu) 45.3 sec
Shot put (open) CYu) AT # 4 in.
Shuttle relay hrdls tEC) 6l4 sec
l00-yd dash, Noe. (Ph) LOG sec.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
Todays Sports Parade

I Washingtons and the Yankees as
their starting pitcher and will
throw out the first ball.
The president should be in great
condition, because his training
camp is far and away the incest
visited. Known as the white
House" it is much better than
anything the Yanks, Giants, Tigers
or Athletics have. 1t is a notch
or two larger than the Yankee
Stadium, and it's the only ballyard
ever saw equipped with footmen.
chauffeurs, gardeners and a fleet
of slick motor cars. Even Babe
| Ruth, when he was hitting 60
homers a year, never had such a
setting, even though he got $1,000
a year more.
The president has a mighty fine
playing field to practice on. The
infield was little cut up today
some kids got in there around
Easter and rolled eggs all over
the laWn-but there were plenty
of secret service men about to
tilly Odu bOh1iNeo'
I've been through here before
about the time the major leagues
jump the gun day early season
opener in the capital, and there
is great difference this year. I
hadn't been here more than a few
hours before I got the feeling that
the president was in earnest about
the pitching out of the first ball,
and was in serious training.
There is talk all over town that
by 1910 there will be red hot COM
petition for the job of throwing
out the first ball. There is vet
eran slow-ball pitcher from the
Texas league, Jack Garner, who is
being mentioned quite bit, and
the three-eye league has a candi-
date in a fire-baller named Harry
Hopkins. The latter recently volun-
tarily farmed himself out to gain
more experience.
Chief talk, however, centers
around a New York rookie, Tom
Dewey. To hear his hackers talk,
he has everything. Dewey hasn't
been in the majors yet, but has
been striking out some heavy slug
gers in his district.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, April Il. UP)-
The downward drag pulled stocks
off again IN early trading on the
Los Angeles exchange today. Trad
Inn waS light standard oil of Cal.
Zen TO "a new low, 253s down ss on
sale 81 100 shares. In contrast,
Nandekamp Bakeries marked up
new high. when the issue rose "
10 So as 100 shares changed hands
other sales: Broadway Dept. store
led shares unchanged; J.. A. In
duetries 400 shares unchanged;
1sar Fiuance common 100 shares
lat. up q Security Units 10 at q
an one point. Transameriea 100
eh8rus 5@ down isg Bandini Pet.
408 shares 5@ down ~ Union OIL
leN shnres II unchanged; Emsco
1855 fhorra z up +; Gen. Motors 100
shares sea- down 1la; Leckheed
f0E aharcp c5 down ! = Menasco
tea sharos 3 down isi Ryan Aero
tnn shares 5H unchanged; Z @
e snnmon teo shares 2sA down
Edfsor common 100 shares 27%
down ~
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
Roper Works
On Left Hand

LOS ANGELES, April IA. (UP)-
Jack Roper, the heretofore just
pretty-good heavyweight, who is
getting chance at Joe Louis Mon
day because Los Angeles is ready
to pay for anything called heavy
weight title fight, abandoned a
fancy plan today of suddenly de-
veloping a right hand punch to
replace the left he has been using
since Louis was a kid in knee
pants. -.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
Valley Golfers Bow 70 Favorites
Los Angeles Wins IIth Straightin
Coast League Race; San Diego Trips
San Francisco; Rainiers Beat Oakland

wood Homers by Garibaldi and
Vezelich and four Hollywood errors
helped the Sacs run up 1913
score.
Seattle took 4-2 win over OAK
land by nicking Cantwell for 10
hits while the Oaks were getting
eight off Barrett.
San Diego came from behind
to defeat San Francisco, 81. in
loose game. Trailing 4-2 at their
half of the sixth, the Padres tied
up the score and then went ahead
with three runs in the seventh and
two IN eighth to sew up the game.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
Bigboy Hogue to
Meet Reed Tonite

Bigboy Hogue. lighter of the
Fighting Jacumba twins, will face
his stiffest professional fight to-
night in the San Diego athletic
club when he will meet Keeny
Reed of San Diego in a 6 round
main event.
The experts along fistic row are
picking Reed to pin back the ears
of the previously undefeated twin.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
BrawIey, Viking
Track Teams
Meet Tonight

A rejuvenated HoltViue high
school track team will attempt to
upset the highly rated Brawley Gin =
der path squad tonight at the Vii -
ing track in the final dual meet
before the HoltYille invitationGl re
ay meet next Friday night.
Brawley will DC strongest in Glass
2 and c but Holtville was expect
cd to dominate varsity events. ac-
oording to Coach Nova Walker of
Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
HARTNETT PREDICTS
CUBS TO REPEAT

CHICAGO, April "A. UP)-The
home folks get their first look at
lie 1899 Chicago Cubs today and
i.om all accounts It's the best Of
fensive team since the break up Of
the odd murderefs' row 10 years ago.
Manager Gabby Hartnett already
has picked the Cubs to win their
second straight National league
pennant.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
BASEBALL TITLE
AT STAKE ON
SUNDAY P. N.

The Imperial Valley semi-pro
baseball championship will be
at stake Sunday afternoon in
the FL Centro stadium when FL
Centro and Mexicali clash in the
rubber game of a three tilt series.
Mexicali won the first game be-
tween the two clubs by 5-1 score
but Nick Ellis stopped the Mexican
ball club, 6-5 in the second col-
test.
Sunday Ellis will oppose Joe An
drade in a mound duel according
to Jack Stark, FL Centre manager.
Ellis will be backed by a stronger
ball club than the one that defeated
Mexicali last week.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. April IA. up
HOes .alJaole supply 100, mostly
steady, bulk 1876, top 7.65, sows
$50 .25.
Cattle eaIeable 300. no fat steers
or heifcrs offered. others STEADY,
medium feeder steers 1903; feeder
lelfere G.c5. sows 575-6.50; cutter
gradcs 1880. bulls - 6.75.
calves aaleable 100, steady, veal
ers JJ. down; Mexican calves s.1O.
sheen none. good and choice
spring lambs quoted e.60-9.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
Bench Warming
By Burdette Kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

Pole Vault, (Ph) ........ II #. ! in.
Distance relay (EC) ............ 1856
Medley relay (Yuma) ............ 3:4.4
CLASS A
4 mile relay (4-man) tCor) 400 sec
Shot put (open) (CoachD AZ #. in.
Shuttle relay hrdls (Ph) 584 sec.
l00-yd. dash Gibson (EC) l04 sec.
Pole vault, Williams (Vis) II fit. Bin.
Distance relay, (Ph) .......-......- 8:l6
Medley relay (Coach) $4,000. 1894
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
Tennis Lineup
Announced for
Meet ill.,.

Karl Edmunds and Bill Maxwell
high mogulS in the Calexico and
FL Centro tennis clubs, Friday an
nounced they would use the same
lineup in Sundays match against
Balboa Park as was used in the
first meeting against the San Die
ganS.
Thirty-two matches have been
scheduled, according to Edmunds
and only one change was listed.
Robert Simmons replaced Jim
Sharp in the second singles for
Junior boys.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
Hanson Calls Off
Track Meet

Coach Larry Hanson OF FL Gen.
tro high school Friday morning
called off the track and field meet
scheduled for Friday night between
the Spartan Gees and Imperial
Bees.
A high wind, that raised havoc
with valley sports events scheduled
Friday, was reason for the post
ponement
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
Two More Entries
For Lizzie DERBY

Frank Philbrick Eand Y. Uchi-
'riya,' entered Nos. 5and tin liz
zies in the tin lizzie derby to be
run at the Imperial county fair
grounds on May Z, according to
Dusty Rhodes, headso the Legion
derby committee. -
Six cars have already been entel-
cd in the race, Rhodes said.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
OFT HOMER WHIPS
CLEVELAND, 1875

RICHMOND, Va, April IA. CUP)
The New York Giants and Cleve-
land Indians move into the New
York Polo Grounds for the final
pair of their training series tomor-
row. The Giants won 1875 yester-
day with a Is hit attack, four of
them, including a homer, by Mel
OFT
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
Ry HENRY McLEMORE

WASHINGTON, April "A. (UP)-
1 wound up the baseball training
camp season today with call at
1000 Pennsylvania avenue, where
Franklin D. Roosevelt Is
getting in shape to open the major
league season next Monday.
He has been selected by the
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
Marines Score
Another Victory

SAN DIEGO, April ID. UP)-
The game score in a four game
series between the San Diego Mar
ines and the University of Arizona
stood 2 to today in favor Of the
Marines.
Trometter. Marine centerfielder
slammed the first pitch for a hon.
er to score the winning run that
gave the leathernecks a 10 victory
yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
SsoftbaII Meefinu
Slated Toniqhf

Ell Centro softball officials, play
ers and team representatives will
meet at o'clock tonight at the
Ell Centro fire hall to elect officers
and transact other business for
the 1899 season.
The Elks softball committee will
hold an earlier meeting at the
lodge hall at 7 o'clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
Wind Delays High
School Ball Game

Wind Friday postponed a sched-
uled league baseball game between
Ell Centro and Calexico, according
to Coach Bill Maxwell. The game
will be played on the first open
date for the two clubs, Maxwell
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
Berkeley Crew
Favored SATURDAY.

SAN FRANCISCO, April IA. (UP)
University of CALIFORNIA; varsity
crew will get its chance tomorrow
TO break University of Washington S
seven year domination of the Paci-
fic coasts blue ribbon collegiate
regatta.
Since 1892 California has been
jinxed by an unbroken series of
Husky victories alternately on
Lake Washington and Oakland es-
tuary.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
CHICAGO nRAiNS

CHICAGO, April "A. CUP)-Wheat
prices fluctuated narrowly today in
light mixed trading on the Chicago
board of trade.
Good buying of corn featured
trading in the final hour.
At the close wheat was unchang-
ed to off u cent. corn up y TO Is
cent. and oats unchanged to ls cent
higher
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
Fl Chico to
Make Debut

NEW YORK, April IA. UP)-
William Ziegler's 1888 juvenile
champion. e. Chico, was expected
today to make his debut as three
year old when the Metropolitan
racing season opens tomorrow at
Jamaica.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
Signal Light Wins
Craven Stakes

NEWMARKET, Eng, April IA
tUP)-Mrs. James Corrigans Signal
Light won the Craven stakes today,
defeating Edward Esmond's Fox
Cub by head. Lord Milford's Bold
Devil was third, ahead of King
Georges Cosmopolitan and nine
others.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
Ry UNITED PRESS

Los Angeles added another game
the 11th-to its winning streak
today after besting Portland 1876.
The league leaders pounded three
Beaver pitchers for 81 hits includ-
ing homers by Rip Collins and Jack
Rothrock as Southpaw Ray Prim
held the Beavers in check after a
shaky first inning.
Sacramento kept on the come
back trail by again beating Holly
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
Schools Form
SoftbaII League

Five softball teams, Ell Centro,
Brawley, Holtville, Calipatria and
Imperial entered the high school
league which will open next week,
according to Coach Larry Hanson.
The league schedule has not yet
been released, Hanson said.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
WANDER MEER NAMED
FOR OPENER

DAYTON, o.. April "A. (UP) =
Johnny Wander Nicer is Manager
Bill McKechnie,S No. l choice TO
pitch the Cincinnati Reds opener
against the Pittsburgh Pirates Mon
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
Hi Schoo! Meters
TO Invade Yuma

The Ell Centro high school tennis
team will play Yuma high netters
in Yuma on Saturday, according
to Bill Maxwell, tennis instructor.
Boys and girls singles and dou-
bles matches will be played.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
Markets At
a Glance
nN TNITEn PREss

eto-k ralIy Z ON lows after 70
point Qe e-line.
Bonus lower and quiet; L. S. Gov
ruments irregular.
Curb stocks lower
Foreign exchange steady.
Cotton easy.
Wheat unchanged to off y cent;
IN up iz-9s.
kubber off nearly 4 cent a
,pund.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
Pastor Signs for
Roscoe ToIes Bout

DETROIT. April IA. (UP)-Bob
Pastor. New York heavyweight, has
been signed to meet Roscoe Toles,
Detroit Negro, here May u, Pro-
moter Jack KearnS announced to-
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
Taylor. crosbie'
= TI'unnmeIl Lose i'm
Quarter EinolS

BARBARA WORTH COUNTRY CLUB, April ID
Imperial Valleys last survivors, Russ TUNNEL OF BraW
lev Dave Taylor Ell Centre and Tom Crosble OF Ell
Centre eliminated today favores advanced INTO
the sem-finals of the 25th annual southwestern golf
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
l.. A. POULTRY

Hens, leghoTns, "a ~ 5A lbs. 15C
Hens, leghorns, 3Ia to 4 lbs. . 15c
Hens. leghorns. over 4 lbs. .. 15c
Hens. colored. 312 to lbs. .. 21c
Hens. c0lOred, 1 III up ... 21c
z 0ilere. over ! up to IL lbs. lac
Eroicr over 1E and UP to "a 15c
~ sr- 4a. VI 10 3 "a lbs. 1Sc
Fry.-s. eolo.ed. 34 to 4 lbs . 22c
trycEs, 21s lbs. up TO 3A lbs. Ice
Eoasters. cOlored AZ lbs. up o. 23c
Old Roosters, colored ... 12c
Old Roosters, leghorn ........ &c
tags ................... 15c
DNckiiugs. over ; ibs- ..-.. &C.. Ia
Ducks under : lbs -#....+...... 12c
old Ducks -.....-........... ..... 0SC
Young geese .......... 1SC
Young tom turkeys. 20 lbs up 21c
Young tom turkeys Il TO 20 lbs 19C
Young Hen Turkeys, tc il lbs. 2Ic
Young Hen Turkeys. II lbs up 21o
Old Hen Turkeys ............ 16c
Old Tom Turkeys ........... Ice
CdpOnS under lbs s........ Ii
CaDons 8 ibs and up ....... 26c
Eabbits no. l white 3h lbs
to Az lbs. .............. 12c
Rabbits, mixed colors .. 10c
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
/ A. HAY

Los ANGELES. April IA. (UP)-
~ : No .... S14.oO
+ : 10. . lea fvFse.. ......... $3.50
T. : No. . ...6.... -I1.Gg-I2.10
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
l.. A. BUTTER e EGGS

Butter o..Ias -. prime firsts 23c.
landard pc, undergrdde 20c.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
MINNEAPOLIS FLAX
COTTON
NEW YORK, April IA. (UP)-
NEW ORLEANS, April IA. UP)-
,otton futures closed steady

Spots closed higher. middIlnB 6.55'
,ales I25 bales.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-14
Los ANGELES. April IA. CU
Transa merica ......-..... De
l.. A. GRAINS

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Third, the rigid discipline of our
schools should be relaxed so that
teachers may discover their pupils So
cial mannerisms. Under the conven-
tional system only few extreme cases
display any distinct traits Even in the
case of the bad boy it is hard to know
If he is truly bad or merely rebellious
against harsh discipline"
In the so-called bad boys refusal to
yield without question to what he de-
scribed as authoritarian discipline" the
doctor said he saw a healthy sign Of
individuality" adding that all the he
roes, martyrs, creative artists and
scientists Of history had the "rebelhous
attitude"
Teachers Have Troubles, Too.
"And," DR.. Brogan added. I'VE must
realize that the teachers, especially in
high school, are In tough spot them
selves.
Taxpayers and schools authorities
are making impossible demands in
character education on teachers. 1t is
just impossible for any one human
being to do all that teachers are ex-
pected to do nowadays.
Parents exercise little control over
childs choice of radio programs, mo-
ton pictures, books or magazines, and
yet they expect the teacher to be re-
sponsible for the child's entire attitude.
I'VE need smaller, more individualized
classes in a school system more con-
cerned with children than academic
standards of attainment. I believe
there should be more psychological
training for teachers, especially in those
phases Of psychology known as mental
hygiene"