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Back of all the neutrality re-
strictions imposed by the present
law is the belief held by many
that it was the sales of munitions
to the Allies before we got into
the World War which dragged
us into the war, to insure collec-
ton of what the allied powers
owed American bankers.
That belief persists, in spite of
the fact that in 1884 a Senate
committee headed by Senator
Nye spent $4,000 and many
weeks of time trying to prove ii
was true, and succeeded only in
proving that all of the loans
made to European nations before
we got into the big war, were
secured by American securities
deposited with the bankers, and
other security, and that they
would have been paid in full
whether the Allies won or lost
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12

Skiles, handsome Brawley fullback.
Skiles passed the first Brawley
touchdown in the first quarter, ran
The Second in the third. During the
remainder of the contest valiant
HetWlle high school team was bat
ting to salvage two touchdownS and
a tie score. 81
/ The game was less than three
minutes old when Skiles went into
action for the first time. Holtville
punted to the BraWley 80 yard
line, Fleming came back to the AZ.
Skiles hit tackle for three yards.
Then came a touchdown play they
were still talking about when the
game ended. Kohatsu took the ball
from center, reversed it to Fleming
who lateralled to Skiles. Ralph faded
to the 40, tossed touchdown pass
to Toby Mestas Skiles missed the
extra point.
Holtville came back in the second
quarter with a 90 yard drive for
a touchdown. Allen Harris and Kozo
Sanbonmatsu alternated at the ball
packing position, with Harris 60
ing over from the five yard line,
Zumstein kicked the extra point
and Holtville led 7-6 at halftime.
Brawley recaptured the lead in
the third quarter, however, when
the Wildcats blocked a punt and
recovered in the Viking 81. Skiles
scored in four plays and kicked the
extra point.
Holtville knotted the count in
the fourth period on a IS yard
drive climaxed by touchdown pass
Harris to Bucket. The play was
good for II yards. Zumstein missed
the try for point and victory.
Brawley was moving toward the
Holtville goal line on pass plays
when the game ended with the
wildcats in possession on the Vik-
ing 80.
Harris, Sanbonmatsu and Page
were most outstanding for Holt
vile in the backfield, Tanase, Zum-
stein and Bucket on the line.
Skiles overshadowed all Brawley
backs. Nakamura, HarWell and Mes
tas were strongest for Brawley on
the line.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12
Upsets in Cards as Grid
Teams Risk Perfect Year

NEW YORK, Nov. Il. UP)-
Upsets are in the cards today as
unbeaten football teams from coast
to coast take the field against stub
born opposition.
Of the leading teams in the ma
ton, only two = Tennessee and
North Carolina-have easy touches.
Tennessee plays the Citadel and
North Carolina meets Davidson.
Top game of the day seems to
be the one at College Station, Tex,
between Texas A. and M, unbeaten
and united, and Southern Metho-
dist. SINUS only defeat of the sea-
son was at the hands of Notre
Dame, 20 to 19 Word out of the
southwest is that the Methodists
are loaded for this one and there
should be quite bit of football
played before the final whistle.
Kentucky, tied but undefeated,
risks its record against Georgia
Tech, and Tulane, also tied but
unbeaten. takes on tough Alabama
team. Other good ones in the
south and southwest:
Auburn -Villanoya, Baylor Texas,
Centenary-Texas Tech, Florida
Georgia. Rice-Arkansas, Texas
Christian-Tulsa, Duke-VMI, and
Louisiana-M Mississippi State
Notre Dame against Iowa and
Oklahoma against Kansas State are
the headline games in the middle
west Notre Dame is seeking tc
protect a record unmarried by tic
or defeat Oklahoma is unbeater
but was tied by Southern Metho-
dist. Others. in the midwest: Il
linois- Wisconsin. Marquette lowe
State, Michigan Minnesota, Nebras-
ka-Kansas, Northwestern-Purdue.
In the east the best game will BIZ
played at Princeton, N. J., where
Dartmouth, tied but undefeated
runs into a strong Princeton team
Dartmouth will have to win thi!
one to stay in the running for tht
championship of the mythical W.
league. Also in the east:
Cornell Colgate, Detroit Bostor
College, Fordham-Indiana, George
town Maryland, Harvard Aarmy
Holy Cross Temple, New York Uni
yersity- Missouri, Penn-Penn State
Navy California. Yale-BroWn, Pitts
burgh- Carnegie Tech.
Best attraction In the far wes
appears TO be the Oregon Oregon
State game. although Californi;
and Washington, both disappointing
this season, may snap out of i
and put on the fiercest battle.
Others in the far west.
Denver Colorado State. Southern
California Stanford and Washing
ton State Idaho.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12
-By Henry MCLEMORE-

NEW YORK. Nov. Il. (UP)-
This is the peak of the archery
season and I should be all 'quiver,
SO to speak. But I give you my word
of honor. all I can think of as
sit here knitting wall notices is
Larry McPhail. the man who was
born 40 years too soon-for those
of us who are living now.
Larry McPhail is a celebrated
character. and justly so in the full
lest sense of the phrase. He is the
enterprising gentleman who built
up the Cincinnati Reds-to the
worst licking any National league
team ever took in the World Series.
Now he is building up the Brooklyn
Dodgers-probably to take the sec
ond worst helping of the same or
der
But we can't dismiss McPhail so
simply. He has other attributes.
Take his vocal chords, for instance.
NV staff physician, an extremely
cultured surgeon by the name OF
DR.. Mortimer j. Quack. says that
the average mans vocal chords
weigh two pounds. four and five
sixteenths ounces. McPhail's are on
ly twice as heavy. but they're "A
times as loud.
Recently he exercised them-on
leash I hope-and suggested that
there be not just one World Series,
but eight. Mister McPhail wants
the pennant winner of the Ameri-
can league to meet the pennant
winner of the National league, the
runner-up in the American league
to meet the runner-up in the Ma
tional league, and so on ad nauseum,
or down to the Browns vs.. Phillies,
which is the same as ad nauseum
only worse.
My first. and, perhaps, my truest
reaction to the proposal is this:
Mister McPhail did not see the
World Series in Cincinnati.
Hardened as he is by living in
Brooklyn, he could not have watch
ed that al fresco slaughter without
coming away with prayer in his
National league throat that only
one team in his organization be de-
flowered per year by the American
league. AS bad a man as I know
Mister McPhail to be, Ut was his
grandfather who foreclosed on my
aunt in her shanty in old shanty-
town. he will never convince me
that in his heart he wants such
teams as the Senators, the Pirates,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12

rested atop the valley league stand-'
ings.
It was vicious tackling and ac-
curate blocking that brought Cal
exico its 60 triumph over the chal-
longing FL Centre Spartans Fri
day night on Calexico field, tri-
umph which ran Calexicos league
winning streak to ten games in the
past three years of play.
Calexico, scoring in the final four
minutes of the second quarter on
sustained drive of 76 yards, out
played Ell Centre in all but the
third quarter when the Spartans
made their only serious threat OF
the evenings play.
Bowker Scores
Jack Bowker, shifty quarterback,
and Lauro Andrade, squat halfback,
were the offensive stars for CAL
exico. BoWker scored the touchdown.
Andrade threw the touchdown pass.
But it was the Calexico line which
spelled the difference between de-
feat and victory for the border city
eleven. The Bulldog forward wall
continually outcharged the Spar
tans, allowed the Calexico backs
their rs yard march to a touch
down and kept the El Centre Of
fense on its heels during the entire
game.
Calexicos vaunted spread for
nation puzzled the Ell Centre de-
fense in the first half and 1t was
from the spread that Calexico tai
lied its score Ell Centro's defense
stopped the spread formation in
the second half but the damage
had been done.
Calexico started it's touchdown
drive from Che Bulldog "a yard line
after an exchange of puntS. An
drade slid off tackle for 20 yards.
Bowker added IL and Andrade raced
to the Ell Centre 25 yard line on a
10 yard sprint.
A pass fell incomplete, Andrade
failed to gain at center, Bowker
passed for four yards to Necochea
and then caught Andrade's touch
down pass to cross the goal line
standing up. There was Is seconds
of play remaining when Bowker
scored.
Ell Centro came steaming back in
the third quarter, and for a brief
interval of six minutes appeared
on its way to touchdown and
possible victory.
An exchange of punts gave FL
Captro tho hall Oy, tho Al ward liY,o
Kirkpatrick ran tackle for eight
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12
CaIexico Defeats Fl Centro + to q
Ell Centro Compton Jayeees Clash In Braw|ey Tonight
Today's Sports Parade

the Giants. the Athletics and the
Bees hoisted upon the public in post
season games.
Such clubs as these should not be
shown more often than necessary
The schedule requires that they
make l54 appearances, but there
is a limit even TO the patience OF
the American public. which won't
even stand residents for more than
eight years. I am quite sure that II
YOU brought back these second-rate
ball clubs. after the fans had put
them away for the season. history
would remember the San Francisco
earthquake merely as a minor dis
order.
Still. let us not be too critical of
Mister McPhail. He has only a
third place ball team and you don't
have to take my word for 1t. Just
look at the final standings of the
National league pennant race. Ma
turally. he wants it 10 make more
money than it should. So, one night
while he was practicing talking out
of the corner of his mouth in the
proper Brooklyn manner, he
thought this whole thing up. It
would have been better had 1t never
been noticed.
I'm sorry I wrote a story about 1t.
If you read this far. you are too.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12
Game at IT'S to
Climax ArInisfice
Day Celebration

Imperial Valley passed up
the annual fireworks demon
stration this year and sched-
uled instead a football game
between Ell Centro junior
college and Compton Jaycee Ram
blerS.
The game. to be played on Braw-
ley field tonight at 7:15, will match
a heavy. hard charging Compton
team which is undefeated and un-
tied this season, against the twice
tied. but undefeated Ell Centre
Arabs.
Coach Robert Armstrong fears
this one because the Compton Ram
blerS can always be counted on TO
put a tough ball club on the field
and because the Arabs are inclined
to regard tonight's tussle as a soft
touch.
The Junior collegians meet Phoe-
nix j. C. one week from tonight
and if you know the history of the
Phoenix-El Centre gridiron rivalry,
you will realize why the Arabs are
not worrying particularly about
tonight's contest
Phoenix has long been the tradi-
tional rival of El Centre junior
college, and with that game only
one week away the Arabs wouldn't
be worried if they were playing the
Trojan varsity tonight.
Thus it was that Coach Arm
strong hung all of his rabbits feet
on a string with his collection of
horseshoes and prepared to trek
to Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12
Reports Insist ThornhiII Out as
Stanford Prepares TO Meet use

his contract would not be renewed.
Bill Lesser, co-sports editor of
the San Francisco Chronicle, said
in an article today that a story
was circulating that Thornhill had
informed one of his players he had
been told of his pending dismissal
and that possibly the coach may
tell the team before or after to-
days game with University of
Southern California.
There was no official confirma-
ton of the report from either
Thornhill, who was in Los Angeles
with his team, or the Stanford
athletic board of control AL Mas
ters, Stanford athletic manager,
was quoted as saying the board had
never discussed Thornhill's status
for next year.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Nov. 10. UP)-A
firmer tone developed On the stock
market in late trading today after
a series of uncertain price move
ments.
Trading increased on the ralley
but was light, compared with Wall
Streets ideas of a profitable mar
ket.
General m otors made a fractional
gain and its preferred was up more
than a point. Rubbers were bare
ly steady.
General electric and Westinghouse
Westinghouse first preferred broke
action.
electric made small gains while
So points to 131 on a single trans
DOW Joes closing stock ayera-
ges: Industrial, 149.09, up 0S4; ran
32.79. off 0.09; utility 25.71, off 0.02.
stock sales were 100000 shares
against 100000 yesterday. Curb
stock sales were 10000 against
222. 900 shares in the previous ses-
sion.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12
Football League to
Add New Teams

NEW YORK, Nov. Il. UP)-The
National football league will be
increased from 10 to u clubs next
year, George P. Marshall and Dan
Toppings two prominent club own
ers. believed today.
Boston and one of three western
club. probably Los Angeles, are
scheduled to join the circuit. said
Marshall and Topping, owners of
the Washington Redskins and
Brooklyn Dodgers. respectively. Gin
cinnati and st. Louis are also de-
sirous of entering the league, they
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12
Starkmen 70 Play
Neqroes Sunday

Defeated onfs once this season,
Jack Stark's FL Centro baseball
team will meet the Imperial Valley
Negro All-Stars in El Centro sta
dunn Sunday afternoon.
In previous meetings the Stark
men defeated the Negroes IN two
games, dropped one decision.
Joe Andrade and L. Ferguson will
divide pitching honors for FL Cen
tro. James Dereaux will pitch for
the Negroes.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12
Vikings.
BroWIey
In Tie

! The scoreboard on Viking
field read, Brawley 13, Holt.
VILE. 13, but for the sake OF
accuracy suppose we change
that to, Holtville 13, Ralph
Skiles 13.
That tells the story OF Friday
nights game in Holtville, a wild,
pass-tossing game which was sup
posed to determine the cellar
championship of the valley league
and didn't.
: IT was a game that left fans and
players exhausted when the final
gun sounded, a game that left both
Brawley and Holtville still firmly
entrenched in the valley league Gel
lar. -
Holtville was the pre-game IA
porite to win, and might have lived
up to the predictions of the ex-
perts had it not been for Ralph
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12
San Jose Routs
RedIands, 52-b

SAN JOSE, Cal. Nov. Il. up
A husky fullback who came from
Honolulu to play football under
Coach Pop Warner and found him
self just a second stringer, put the
San Jose Spartans at the top of
the nations undefeated, united
teams last night by engineering a
50 to 6 defeat of the Redlands Uni
versity Bulldogs.
Dick Hubbell personally tanned
the invaders by scoring three touch
downs himself and passing for two
more in the l8 minutes he was in
the game.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12
l.. A. HAY
CASH FLAX
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Nov. 10. TP) Wheat
rose more than a cent on the Chi
cago board Of trade today Strength
at Winnipeg, a more ominOus out
look in the war situation, and a
forecast of clear weather for the
graf belt aided the rise. Rains in
the winter wheat area caused early
ca asiness.
At the close wheat was up ~
IL cents. corn up MB cent, and
oats = n cent higher.
Initial wheat prices were y 10
u cent lower.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12
Conn, lesnevieh
Train Together

NEW YORK. Nov. II. up
Light Heavyweight Champion Bill
Conn and Challenger Gus Lesnevich
treated boxing fans to a new train
ing stunt today.
Both fighters, training for their
title fight at Madison Square Gar
den next Friday night, worked out
simultaneously in two rings at the
Pioneer gymnasium.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12

Hester added one at guard and
Price plunged for first down.
Kirkpatrick got six. at tackle,
Hester five at guard. Hester and
Price made another first down on
the Calexico %. But there the push
begged down and Calexico. took
the ball on downs.
Hester Outstanding
Hester and Kirkpatrick were the
offensive stars for Ell Centro. Jones.
Harner, Carr and Peters were Ell
Centro's best defensive performers.
The teams meet again one week
from Friday night In Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12
A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Nov. 10. GUP)-
Trading was slower and irregular
On the Los Angeles stock exchange
today.
Utilities advanced fractions or
held their own. and oils stayed at
Yesterdays closes or lost fractions.
Sales included L A Industries 400
at pa unchanged; Roberts markets
900 at tn up u; Security company
units at 80 unchanged. Bandini
Petroleum 100 at AZ down %s Rich
field 100 at 50 unchanged.
General motors 100 at SAG down
a: General paint 100 at 7h down
y Lockheed aircraft 100 at 25.
down 81 Menasco 100 at 2h un-
changed; Ryan 100 at unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Nov. 10. up
Trading was fairly good on IN 9st
lines with supplies moderate to lib
eral and prices generally steady.
Lettuce stronger.
Asnaragus: Imperial Valley ex
select punched 1Sc lb; select Ice; ex
fey lsc, 10c special Sc.
Cucumbers: Imperial valley Tugs
So g0o. local 9O-$1 90; San Diego
co SI.O0-S1.15; San Luis Obispo 65c.
Lettuce: Guadalupe & Santa Ma
ria 4s S2o0-S225: 5s Sl.75- 5000
l.ompoc As best So, 50-S2.75; 5s $500
s225.
Peas: San Pedro bush 6-Te lb.
SQUASH. White summer local d
San Diego co Jugs 75-s5c; Imperial
Valley So zoe; Italian V Tugs 60-I5'
Local aud San Diego CO lugs 5o-b5c'
yellow orookneek San Diego co Sl.0o
caAchella Valley Sl.o0; Banana /
iAof ubbard IL j hc.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. II. (UP)
Reports spread through sports
circles here today that Claude
CTiny) Thornhill, head coach of
the Stanford university football team
for seven years, had been informed
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12
Hogue Scores 9th
Professional Win

Bigboy Hogue. Jacumba twin
Friday night chalked up his 9th
straight win in professional fight
ing by scoring a technical knockout
over Jimmy Johnston in the third
round of a scheduled six round
main event.
Hogue. blasting away with both
hands, was-in command all of the
way.
Cleo Shans won decision in
the opener.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12
Second Round Net
Play Opens

Second and third round play in
the junior divisions of the Imperial
county tennis championships were
begun Saturday morning and Bill
Maxwell, tournament director, an
nounced senior division matches
would be played Sunday, starting at
8 o'clock.
Seeded players were expected to
advance without difficulty in Sec
ond round matches, Maxwell said.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12
FOOTBALL SCORES

College of Pac. 81, Cal Aggies IL
Willamette u 0, Pacific U 0.
San Jose State So, Redlands 6
Humboldt State 80, ore. Normal
Linfield %, Col of Puget Sound 10
Oregon st. Frosh 20, ore. Frosh 0
Santa Rosa J C 33, Marin j CO
San Francisco j c 6, Los Angeles
City College 0.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12
San Francisco J.C.
Defeats |. A., 80

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov IL. (UP)
The San Francisco junior college
Rams scored a touchdown in the
first period and hung to that slender
lead to defeat Los Angeles City COL
lege, to 0 last night.
The score came on a 45-yard drive
which was climaxed by a 14-yard
pass, AL Norman to F'ranny Gray.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12
Arizona Tourney
Gets Underway

PHOENIX, Nov II. CUP) =
Quarter and semi-final matches
were scheduled today in the third
cay of play in the 9th annual
Southwestern Tennis association
tournament.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12
CountyLeague
Baseball Opens

County league baseball teams will
open the 1899 winter season Sun
day afternoon on three fields of
play. Heber will meet Brawley at
Brawley, Indio will play at West
'morland and Calipatria will play
at Mexicali.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-12
Shriner Golfers
Play in Tourney

Shriner golfers from San Diego
and Imperial counties met on the
Barbara Worth country club course
Saturday, according to Curley
VeSey, pro.