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eiudes IVES Hudson and Mar
len kiarich, guards; Pred An
qua. center. and Matt kApo-
yteh. forward
Two other football team men,
bers who are expected TO make
strong bids for the basketball
squad are Harry Mansfield. =
sophomore. and Ray Hagen. who'll
probably be the second string cen
ter this year.
Head Football Coach Johnny
Heinrich. who directs the Tiger
Midget hoop team. sad be would
call his firsf turnout Of i33-
FOUNDERS wednesday.
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Jones Boys Win
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Hostak Leaves
For Bout tuesday

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Tiger hoopmen Continue Work

Basketball practice at Stadium
continued Monday without the
presence Of a quartet Of football
players who played on the first
string last year although the grid
season ended Thanksgiving day.
Coach v. c. Lowman said he
wished to give the gFidderbas-
keibaliers a few days more rest
and had told them not TO report
until later in the week.
The quartet, all Of whom arc
expected 10 start most Of the
hoop games this season. In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-28
Hank Armstrong
Down With Cold

NEW YORK Welterweight
Champion Henry Armstro
stormy petrol in bookings latest
hurly-burly. was suffering from
such a bad cold" today that he
had 10 lay off training for Friday
nights defense Of his title against
Lou Ambers. the lightweight king.
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1onlnlervik
Rated Tops
ny u>vrrn psrSs

New heroes were acclaimed to-
day at the close of the 1889 foot
ball season for the Pacific North
vests numerous and overshadow-
ed small college eleyens.
In place of the dethroned Will
lamette university Bearcats, the
Northwest conference had as its
champion Pacific University of
Forest Grove, Ore.
Gonzaga, under its new coach.
John tPuggy) Hunton. ended its
best season in years yesterday
with TO victory over Portland
university-a club which had beat
en- st. Mary's. 14-12, in one of the
years prime upsets.
The Bulldogs, after losing
their first two games to
Washington State college and
st. Mary's. bowled over six
successive opponents. includ-
ing University of Oregon,
Idaho, Montana and Texas
Tech.
Portland's conquest of st.
Mary's remained Its bright spot.
The Pilots started slowly and
never rose to the heights they did
against the Gaels.
Even the Bulldogs, however,
shared the spotlight with Marvin
Tommeryik and the clever. tai
ented Pacific Lutheran college
eleven, which ended the season
with a record of seven wins and
one loss. and co-championship of
the Washington intercollegiate
conference.
In fact. there were many who
thought the Tacoma club had
fought its way to top-ranking in
the entire Northwest.
HIT BY UPSET
The Vikings turned In 14-l3
victory over Pacific University,
and had record of blemished only
by a 25-6 upset at the hands of
Central Washington College of
education.
There was little doubt that Tom
mervik. the passing and running
sparkplug of the Viking attack.
was one of the outstanding backs
of the season-even with such ac-
cepted stars rs Ted Hippi of Lin
field. Len Gilman Of Pacific, and
Tony Canadeo of Gonzaga.
Tommeryik will return again
for competltion-which Is fair
warning TO p. L. C.'s 1910
opponents.
The muddled situation In the
Northwest conference was
cleared on Thanksgiving day
when Whitman College upset
Its traditional rival, VILLA
mette, by q score of 8 TO 9.
The Beareats had dominated the
conference for seven years. under
Roy S. tSpee) Keen's capable
coaching and parade of such
talent as Dick Weisgerber. Johnny
Oravec. and Mike Balkovic. There
was no Willamette baekfield spark
this year. however. and even last
season the Bearcats were forced to
share the title with Pacific.
The Pacific University eleven
won three conference games and
tied two-against Willamette and
College OF Idaho. The Bearcats
won two, tied one and lost one.
Whitman was in third place fol-
lowed by College of Puget Sound.
College Of Idaho and Linfield.
co-titlist with Pacific Lutheran
in the Washington loop was Eastern
Washington College Of Education.
Each had two victories and a loss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-28

Country club Match play
against par for turkeys sunday
A division. A r. Walker and G. G.
LeaYsrton. tied. 2 Up. 3 division.
r p. Y1ynn. up. and c division,
Col. sWltzsf. Up.
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BARRY WOOD RETURNS

CAMBRIDGE. Mas. Barry
Wood, Hzryzrds great quarter
back a few years ago, IL hack IN
school doing medical research
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Crusade Hoop
League Opens

Ths Crusade league Hp<Hsa -
tasa - essy Yesterday sFlefne~zss
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Highland

Highland - sAtsfday5 match
play Martin Peterson. enc W.
Chris caYanaugb. even. Joe Tuf-
co. one down George Nos. one
down. Harry Long. two down
Gordon Bennett. three soNn bali
Johnston. three dgga BsI Week..
four down
Sunday. match play Jess Eo-
sleF. four Up Jin Hadobich. tbres
ap Al KoHsmo. I've -. Einaf
steenhammsf. tao ~. I4sf Jensen,
two Up. Rick Tbompson. one pp.
Asls Aornxrg. enc - Harry
Bradbury one up. Biii He1osrx.
one down. Dan saa6ssa. tao
down. L. Brooks. tao 9esNn BsA
Taplin. two down. Tom hsdsk.
two down. Aaron Hsy5on. three
aOH7ni o. : Peers. foz1r aoNu.
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IS. G. e Bonnell. 4z.f~3b. x. G.
Fraser. s4-s 80.
Sunday. medal play for turkey.
c. W. Washburn, 1915 80: John
II. Anderson. IT'S 80. Fred Haas.
s5-i5~70' George HoiiinEstad. 10
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i5-72. o. y. Nelson. sos 72s
Ralph Watson. sg-is "a. =. y.
Allen. s4-l1-7i Ernie Meredith.
ss-is-7s. Jack Van whys. al
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AII Over But
The Shouting

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host 20 creighlna university u
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-28

TIE Brookdals Mems club hsld
= flsgstop tournament. fun nandi.
cap. sunday. Winners FIRST d.
vision, Geo Wise, 40 feet from 10
pin. second division. Don Iaenbstx.
IL feet from ~ pin third division.
Dewey krsss and Paul Gamsrpd
IN 18th cup.
The Transfers held : match play
against par. fpil handicap Win.
mere First division. Tom wallaes.
Up Pred Bimmelsbsen. even
Frank Rulfa, ever. Second aisis
sion. Paul gomafnd, Z up chet
Booth. even. Third division. Dewey
kresa. : Up Steve Mccrath. 2 ".
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Fircrrsi Blind DOGGY. Sunday
Three tied for top Ralph Martin.
s7-20-I 07: Warren Lawson. ss-ig
i07. and Elmer BergstHoms loS-
4 i07. These followed Jack
McIliWraith. s6-zz los. o. Metz-
Ter. s0-1e jog. and charlss Could.
sl-I5-iOs.
AheumoFe Saturday. beHf nine
A. Mclean. 5s-6lz Ill J. n
Anderson. 36-4 q. Ernie schzf-
fer. $780, 81 Larry HBs<ny.
5B-3-s3. John Larson. 57-3t IA
33is, George Holiingstad, ST.
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aahs Visitation Gates Harfsd
Heafs-P. Burns. heSauads lbl, a.
burma.
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TIE kaEssFs Do NOT feHHf ~ ffs*
standingsl.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-02
Large Attendance
AtFather-Son
Banquet

HOLTVILLE, Feb. "A highly
successful father-son banquet was
sponsored Tuesday night by the
Holtville First Methodist church,
SO fathers and sons being in at
tendance.
Guy A. Weakley, district superin-
tendent of schools and Central prin-
cipal, Ell Centro, delivered the ad-
dress of the evening.
Verne Harrison served as pianist
for the evening, also directing a
trombone duct and quartet. Ken
meth Gideon played a violin solo
with Claire Cooper as accompanist
Fred L. Goode directed the COM
munity singing; Richard Carr sang
two solos; Charles Wesley Grande
recited grace and Philip Griffin
the benediction.
Those on the various committees
in charge of the affair were: Mes
danes F. w. Leng, Della Baker,
H. Thams, Ed Armstrong, H. B.
Graeser. F.. Roy Thompson, G. M.
Rowland, Harry Stull, Keith Saw
age. Robert Coyner, l.. A. Watson,
Phil Griffin, Verde Cooper, Mace
Williams, the Misses Claire Cooper,
Marcia Mercereau, Frances Mer-
cereaA Virginia Williams, Mary
Gideon, Frances Thompson, Fran
ces Gilliland; Messrs. Earle Hunick,
w. H. Meyer, John Wesley Grande,
minister.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-02
Guests at T acky
PARTY We dnesday

Strange costumes of all sorts
and descriptions were worn by the
guests who attended the gay tacky
party given Wednesday night at
the Richard Bradshaw home, 1914
State street when Mrs. Bradshaw
gave party for her daughter, Jean,
who celebrated her twelfth birthday
anniversary that day.
Jane Meagher was awarded the
prize as the "tackieSt person" at
the party.
Games and refreshments, includ-
ing the traditional ice cream and
birthday cake, delighted the fol-
lowing guests; Loretta Eyer, Jane
Meagher, Jewel Thompson, Loris
Bradshaw, Betty 10 Rogers, Oracle
Mayo, Leslie Horton, Johnnie Bar
ron, Jackie Birchfield, Melvin Wo-
mack, j.. B. Willis, Jack Rentz, all
of Ell Centre and Jack Googe of
Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-02
Edited by Anne Hardy Davis
Special Event5 Sunday at HoItviIIe
Methodist Episcopal Church

son, Charles, will serve light re-
freshments after the business ses-
sion.
Monday night the junior league
had a pot luck supper at the church
with the minister in charge, who
with his son, served ice cream to
those present, the group enjoying
games after the supper with the
following present: Roger Griffin,
Philip Griffin, Don Cameron. Rob-
ert Maxwell, Joe Briggs, Dorsey
Williams, Jean Kenny, Marie Potts.
Carolyn Maurer, Betty Keeble, the
minister and his son.
Sunday night Mrs. Hatley Harrell
OF San Diego, the former Eleanor
Engle, daughter c. the Rev. Mr.
John Engle vino at enc time was
pastor of the Holtville Methodist
church, spoke on the Southern
Cross regional conference in San
Diego Feb. 17-l9. Mrs. Harrell is
president. Twenty-Five members of
Junior and scL.sr leagues were
present.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-02
Clubs
Society
Entertains for
Board Members

Mrs. Howard Soper entertained
her fellow members of the Ten
Thousand club board at delight
full luncheon Wednesday at her
home, Sis SandalWood Drive, a
colorful Mexican motif prevailing
in the attractive decorations and
table appointment.
Mrs. Earl Kraft won high score
for the bridge game, and Mrs.
Earle G.. Davis, second, a special
prize going to Mrs. r. w. Ware,
club president.
Members of the board are Mes
danes Howard Soper, Earl Kraft,
Earle G.. Davis, r. w. Ware, Arno
C. Yaeckel, W. A. Vie, P. N. Van
Slyck. P. E. Ryerson, Neal H. Gavin,
Additional guests included Mrs. So
per's mother, Mrs. Robert o. Pat
terson, Mrs. c. j. Brooks, and
Mrs. L. A. Lewis.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-02
Valley to Have Big Delegation
At Girl Reserves Conference

three girls from Brawley are to
conduct the final ceremonial; the
Holtville group will send tele-
grams of greetings to the River
side and Pasadena conferences;
Mrs. H. G. Jones of Ell Centro is
to preside at the tea table at the
tea to be given for the adults at
tending the conference; Mrs. Mars
cia Menvielle of CaleXico and Mrs.
Lenore Cooper Salisbury of Ell Gen.
tro will lead the singing.
Adults from the valley who will
attend are: Mrs. Olive Gordon Mil
Ter, county Y. w. c. A. secretary;
Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Salisbury. Miss
Irene Swanson, Miss Muriel Brown,
Mrs. Ruth p. McGregor. Miss Fera-
lin Lewis, all of Ell Centre; Mrs
Anna Kingsbury Of Holtville; Mrs.
Menyielle and Miss Bernice Lang
ley of Calexico; Miss Ruth Laveaga,
Miss Sally Parker, Miss Beatrice
Morrow of Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-02
Asks Reservations
For Banquet and
Breakfast

Mrs. Leslie Mcconnell, worthy
matron for Signal chapter No. 276,
O.ES., has asked all members to
make reservations by Friday for the
breakfast Tuesday morning and the
banquet Tuesday night honoring the
grand officers who will make their
official visit to the valley chapters
on Monday and Tuesday of next
week.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. END. Hatch, telephone 613-J,
or with Mrs. Mcconnell, telephone
8709-J1.
The grand officers will make their
official visit TO the five valley
chapters Monday night in Calexico.
Tuesday morning they will be guests
of honor at a breakfast at the
Hotel de ANA, Calexico, after which
they will oe taken on a trip of the
valley returning for banquet and
reception that evening at the De
ANA.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-02
Two Projects for
Study at Acacia
Session

Two projects We're studied by
Acacia home department members
in their interesting all day session
Wednesday in the club house.
During the morning meeting Miss
Florence Glenn, home demonstra-
ton agent, discussed the construc-
ton of shoes and the proper types
for all ages, while in the afternoon
she took up the poultry project,
talking on proper methods of stuff
ing and cooking poultry,
At noon the group enjoyed a pot
luck luncheon.
A fair committee was appointed
to work with the farm chapter
on it's booth at the county fair,
members on this committee being
Mesdames LeFevre, Baker, Crum-
rine, Witcher, Norris.
Those present for the meeting
we're: Mesdames w. S. LeFevre,
E. j. Rhoades, c. w. Dyer, Leslie
Mcconnell, A K. Nichols, Ed Com
er, Harvey Corfman, M. c. Norris,
H. A. Kemp, L. M. Crumrine,
Gladys Hawes, L. G.. Littrell, Clyde
Stephenson, R. F. Ballou, Miss
Glenn.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-02
for
BrawIeyCouple

Mr.. and Mrs Don Bonar whose
marriage was recent event. were
guests of honor at party Wednes-
day given at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. f. B. Mason, jr., 625 Sandal
wood Drive.
Guests were the employees of the
Coast Counties Gas Co. and their
wives. Mr.. Bonar is connected with
the Brawley office, having been
transferred recently from Ell Gen.
tro.
The guests of honor were pre-
sented with handsome wedding
gift from the group, the evening
being spent in playing cards after
which refreshments were served to
the some 80 guests present.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-02

One hundred and SO valley Girl
Reserves will leave Friday at p,
IN. by train for San Diego where
they will attend the Girl Reserves
conference Saturday in that city.
This conference is one of three in
southern California which will be
held simultaneously on that day,
the other two being in Riverside
and in Pasadena.
ITO Face Life Squarely. and to
Find and Give the Best is the
general theme for these confer
ences. Dean Jessie Gibson OF
Pomona college will be the chief
speaker in San Diego. and the
opening ceremonial for the con-
ferences is the work of the San
Diego girls, and the closing, Of the
Riverside group
Georgina Cantu of CaleXico will
introduce the speaker; Alice Combs
of Ell Centre will deliver the chal-
lenge at the close CT the conference;
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-02
Former Residents Honored
At Evening Bridge Party

of honor.
Colorful spring flowers made n
gay background for the party also
decorating the tables at which re-
freshments were served.
The high score prizes for bridge
went to Mrs. johnson and Mrs.
Weart, attractive gifts being pre-
sented the guests of honor.
Invited guests included Mes
danes Charles Bramkamp, LEO A.
Magee, Clark Jacobs, Lee Nuffer
James II. Marshall, Joe Thompson.
Jack Weart, J. G.. Christensen. NJ.
o. King, jr.. Walton Johnson. Will
liam C. Reed. r. J. Mcnamara.
Edgar Mason. A. 3. Hanson. w II.
Haakinson. II. c. Buehner. Miss
Margaret Lanier; Mrs. F. 3. Gov
ington of Calexico; Mrs. j Keyes
Mitchell of Brawley, and Mrs. Brit
ton, Mrs. Forshey, Mrs. Pope.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-02
Dessert Bridge
AtHoItvilIe

HOLTVILLE, Feb. 2.-Funds for
Hipass health camp will be raised
by means of benefit bridge party
to be given Saturday, Feb. 4 by the
Holtville Women's club.
The party is a dessert bridge and
will start at 1:30 pm. in the civic
center. After dessert, guests may
play auction or contract bridge or
Chinese checkers. Door prizes will
be awarded.
This affair is open to all inter-
ested and while reservations are
not necessary the committee in
charge would appreciate having
them made wherever possible. Those
wishing to make reservations may
call the president, Mrs. c. l.. Shaw,
Holtville 197-W.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-02

Special events Sunday at the
Holtville First Methodist church as
announced by the pastor, the Rev.
Mr.. John Wesley Grande, are:
The church schools monthly pot
luck dinner and business meeting
which will take place Immediately
after the morning service. All
teachers, officers and families are
eligible to attend.
AT the close of the Sunday school
exercises a special home missionary
program will be featured with Mrs.
Della H. Baker, president of the
auxiliary of the W.HMS. in charge.
Mrs. c. M. Rowland is missionary
superintendent Of the Sunday
school.
The Senior Epworth League will
have a cabinet meeting at the par
sonage after the church evening
service to discuss plans for the
Lenten and Eastertide seasons. John
Wesley Grande, minister, and his
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-02
Christian Church
Sponsors Dinner

State Street Christian church
members participated with those of
the nation in a brotherhood dinner
Wednesday night, some 80 members
gathering in the church for dinner
and program, proceeding shared
by the Christian churches through
out the United States.
The local program consisted of
five minute speeches by represen-
tatives of the various age groups
in which they discussed the church
situation, songs by the junior choir,
and quiz on the Ell Centro church s
past history and future expecta-
tions.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-02-02
Colonial Costume
Tea Saturday

A colonial costume tea, TO which
members may invite guests, is the
event to which De ANA chapter
OAR. is looking forward on Sat
urday. The affair will take place
at 2:30 pm. at the home of Mrs.
Ralph Congreve, Brawley.
Mrs. Julia Bracket has arranged
charming program of music which
will include piano selections by
Julia Luckey of Brawley; violin
solos by Pollyanna Stone of Ell
Centre with Mrs. Bracket as ac-
companist; vocal solo by Dorothy
Head of Holtville with Miss Mar
garet Lanier of Ell Centro as ac-
companist.