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Evening star., 1939-08-28

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Evening star., 1939-08-28

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EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE.
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Evening star., 1939-08-28
TEXAS LEAGUE,
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
EASTERN LEAGUE,
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

HaIl1Ofd, At Albany. vi.
Wiliiamsport. 10; Wilkes-Barre, 3.
Binghamton. ga; Springfield, 20.
Elmira 8; Scranton, 4.
Evening star., 1939-08-28

HesuIts Yestefday
Cincinnati. Z: New York 2
BROOKLYN, 3-6; Pittsburgh. 2-o,
philadelphia. 4-3; Chicago, 80.
Boston. 10-h: st. Louis. 4-6. (sec-
ond game called end 9Th. Sunday law
STANDINGS,
Evening star., 1939-08-28

EASIENN SHOkE LEAGUE.
Salisbury. 1; Milford, O,
Dover. 4; Centreville, 2.
Easton. Z; Cambridge, 6 "a inninss).
fredericksburg, Z; Pocomoke, 5.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24
HoIfviIIe to Meet
Bulldogs, BrawIey
Plays EI Centro

Calexico and Ell Centre high
school football machines, rated by
many to be the valleys strongest
teams. will face stiff opposition
from Holtville and Brawley in first
league starts this weekend.
From Holtville come reports that
the fighting band of Viking foot
ballerS have been pointing for the
CaleXico opener in the border city
Thursday night, and from Brawley
comes a rumor that the Wildcats
are ready for this one against the
SpartanS in El Centre on Friday
night.
Holtville's squad is intact for its
important opener, and the Vikings
have had the experience advantage
of a rough and tumble battle with
Imperial last Thursday night.
Calexico will send a strong line
against an equally tough Holtville
forward wall and will put a back
field composed of Bowker, Andrade,
Bertussi and Tajii against Looney,
Harris. SanbonmatSu and Page
from the Viking institution.
That Thursday nights game will
provide a bit of spectacular play
was indicated as both squads
streamlined their passing attacks
during the week.
In Ell Centro Coach Larry Han
son stressed offense and defense
formations which were especially
prepared for the Brawley Wildcats.
Hanson also prepped his charges
on pass defense as Brawley con-
tinued to fill the air with toSses in
practice sessions.
Brawley will have a slight ad-
vantage on the line in Friday
nights tussle with Harwell and
Brownell back on the active list,
but Ell Centro must be conceded
the edge in the backfield
But whatever the statistics might
indicate, the game1l be a close one.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24
CuIexico. Central Face
Stiff Grid Assignments
SPORTS PARADE
BY HENRY MCLEMORE-

! II
Notes on southern football, where
the game is hotter than the inside
of a baked yam and tougher than
a field hand full of corn whiskey:
With a record of 102 victories and
only - defeats. Major Bob Neyland
of Tennessee is getting so hard to
beat that some of his rival coaches
are almost hoping for American
participation in the war-they fig
ure he would be called up for active
duty. and that while war is hell it
isn't any worse than playing the
Majors teams on Saturday ...
Navy had better have all decks
cleared for action and every man
at his battle station when Clemson
reaches Annapolis on Saturday, be-
cause the Tigers are red hot team
in one Banks McFadden they
have one of the great back of the
country-a long-legged traveller
who gained 1863 yards last year
completed 10 of 20 passes for 1863
yards without an interception. and
had kicking average of 40 yards.
Ken Kavanaugh, 190-pound L S.
U. end, has scored 40 points to take
the lead in southeastern conference
Scoring-he has snagged five touch
down passes from Leo Bird, Sopho-
more, and intercepted two enemy
passes for scores Coach w. A
Alexander of Georgia Tech, member
of the National Football Rules COM
mittee, will urge that august body
to restore the rule of making a
punt free ball, saying that it
would be great help to the offense
and add to the spectacular gaiety
OF the game Alexander does
not believe the rules committee will
heed his suggestion, however.
There are 80 Pennsylvania players
operating in the southeastern con-
ference, and at Duke, North Caro-
lima State, and North Carolina.
New York City is likely to get
look at its first bare-footed kicker
when Georgia takes on N. Y. u, in
the polo grounds this week
Jimmy Fordham, Georgia fullback,
learned to kick minus shoes at
Graymont-Summit, the Eton and
Harrow of south Georgia, and he is
good for so yards a whack All
southern coaches are eyeing young
Bobby Offers of Kingsport, Tennes-
see, high school boy whose record
tops that of Bill De Correvont . . 4.
Kentucky has the inside track. on
his services, despite the fact that he
has brother playing end for Ten
neSSee this year :. III
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24
Jacobs Calls Off
Louis Exhibitions

NEW YORK. Oct. "a. CUP)-Pro-
moter Mike Jacobs perturbation
over heavyweight champion Joe
Louis proposed exhibition tour
stimulates the belief in cauliflower
canyon that the first topflight hea-
w who comes along will wrest the
title from the Brown Bomber. "
Louis was tentatively slated to
give exhibitions in nine American
cities during October and November,
but Jacobs has called the whole
thing off-with the exception of a
four-rounder at Flint. Mich, on
Oct. 81, and another four-rounder
at Richmond, Ind, on Oct. 80.
Jacobs cancelled the tour because
some promoters-like the one al
st. Louis-were matching the
bomber with a fair third-rate op-
ponent and advertising the scrap
as for the world title.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24
Bench Warming
By Burdette Kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

were champs last year. The team
and coach came to Imperial very
confident of an easy victory oy
trick plays.
Imperial kicked to Ell Centre
and the game was on. After the
first seven minutes Imperial went
over for a touchdown and kicked
the goal. The 81 Centro team
scored in the second quarter on
an intercepted pass, but the III
gers again bucked the pigskin
across the goal for seven points
and the half ended with Imperial
leading, 14-6.
In the third quarter Imperial
scored once more, added the extra
point for a 21-6 lead. Both teams
scored in the final period and the
game ended, Imperial %, FL Cen
tro 12."
Thus it was that Imperial march
ed through the valley league ir
1915 to win the championship, q
feat that Imperial players and root
ers hope will be repeated in a few
years.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Oct. "a. UP)-
SUPPLIES were about moderate on
most lines with trading slow TO
moderate and trading about steady.
Asparagus: Imperial valley bunch
ed select eX 17c: select 15c; ex fey
12c; fey &c; local loose ex fey 15-17e
Cantaloupes: local hb's std l6s-24s
5O-65c: 27s 40-50c; Sos 25-35c; honey
dews std 12s S1.25.
Cucumbers: local and san Diego
co lugs 1886; berros 65-75c; Santa
Maria 65-75c; Imperial Valley e0-65
Lettuce: dry pack Lompoc 4 doz
So. 25-S2.5O; SIS s2.OO-$2.25; Guada'
lupe g. Santa Maria As S1,50-S1.75
5s S1.50-$1.20O; Oceano As S1.75'
$500.
Peas: San Luis Obispo & Santa
Luis obispo & Arroyo Grande China
peas 1920.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24
Arabs PIay
Tempe
Thurs. Mite

Tempe State teachers college
freshmen football team, a team
which defeated Phoenix Junior COL
lege. 300, last Saturday night will
furnish opposition for Coach Robert
Armstrong; undefeated FL Centro
Junior college on Central field
Thursday night.
Coach Armstrong; junior colleg-
ians came out of the Gila j. c..
game last week without an injury
and the Arab mentor believed his
charges would be in splendid con-
dition for what is expected to be
their stiffest test of the season.
Ell Centro now boasts three vic
tories and one tie for the 1899 sea-
son. the most outstanding football
record ever chalked up by a jun
ior college team.
Jack Gray, Ted Sander, Marvin
and Earl Walker are expected to
start in the backfield Thursday
night for the Arabs, Woodland,
Holmes, knight, Avendano. Ingle,
Withrow and Ballou will start on
the line.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS
NEW YORK, Oct. "a. q

NEW YORK, Oct "a. UP)-
The stovk market adYaced late to-
day after German foreign minister
Won Ribbentrops speech at Dan
zig, which Wall Street iterpreted
as indicating that Germany planned
a long war.
war stocks led. Aviatios were ac-
tive.
New highe were made by Bruins
wick Balk Collender, Cleveland Gra-
phite bronze, Cluett Peabody; Du
Pont Eeastern Air lines. Interchem
ical. Internatioal silver pfd., Mar
shall Field, Mohawk Carpet; Mot
gomery Ward and Quaker State oil
Dow Jones closing stock avera-
ges: Industrial. 154.07, up OBS; rail
3457. up O.o2; utility 26.15, up O.O6
stock sales were 1,160,00O shares
against 10000 in the previous ses'
sion while curb stock turnover a
mounted TO 17s,O00 shares compared
with $4,000 yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24
Lionel Felix Takes Lead in Rose Bowl
Ticket Race; Football Editor Offers
Another List Of Tough Ball Games

Lionel Felix, winner of the last
two weeks football contests, took
undisputed first place in the Post
Press Rose Bowl ticket race Tues
day with ten points.
With six more weeks of football
contests ahead, however, there was
still a chance for every contestant
to win the seasonal race.
This weeks contest blank will
not list the Ell Centro junior COL
lege-Tempe and CaleXico- -Holtville
games because those games will
be played on Thursday night.
Deadline on this weeks contest
will be, as usual, pm Friday. Win
ners of the contest will receive two
tickets to the El Centro- -Holtville
game one week from Friday.
Out-of-toWn contestants may
mail coupons to the Post-Press
football editor or leave selections
at Hoffman Drug in Calipatria,
Capitol Sweets in Calexico, John
ny's place in Brawley and Schnei-
ders Drug in Holtville.
Name Points
Lionel Felix ..................................
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24
GoId.BowI Game
Added to Alaskan
Attractions

JUNEAU, Alaska. Oct. "a. CUP)-
A Gold Bowl football game was
added today to the ranks of super
super attractions in this land of ice
and snow.
Not since 1916 have the sour
doughs had a chance TO cheer a
galloping halfback, but Promoter
Jim O'Neil announced today he had
lined up a 1889 schedule of one
charity game in the Gold Bowl"
here Thanksgiving day. Proceeds
will go the Alaska tuberculosis as
sociation.
The teams will be the Baranof
Bears and the Sourdough Nuggets,
composed Of former college and
sand-lot players. University of
Washington officials in Seattle
have donated 40 used sets of equip
ment.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24

section OF The Junior Ten ThouSaHu
club will match list of the coasts
outstanding club fighters in three
ten FOUNDERS and six round pre-
liminary battle.
The preliminary battle, between
Brawley's Cleo Shans and Benny
O'Neil, will probably be the out
standing scrap of the evening. Both
are willing punchers, both are good
mixers.
Ike Blair, another valley lad, will
tangle with Marine Homer Slack
in the first ten round bout on the
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24
Remember When

remember W men
To-day. while they're still discuss
inc whether or not Imperial high
school should enter the valley foot
ball league, let's turn back the
pages Of valley grid history to
1915. one of the years that Imperial
marched through valley league OPP
position and came up with the loop
pennant.
Neyin House, a former Imperial
high student, dug through the fam
ily trunk to find a 1916 Imperial
high year book, to furnish the
data on the Tigers 1915 football
machine.
On turning to page 81 OF the
1916 Imperial year book We find:
This years football team has
given Imperial high standard
TO follow, for II won the cham
pionship and success, the success
that comes from clean. hard play
ing. This was due chiefly TO the
fact that we had the best coach
in the valley. Coach Lindsey
Most of our veteran players
from last year were with us
again. There were Cooper, Rob-
erts, Griffin and Lyall in the
backfield, McRae, G. Lyall,
Holmes, Powers, Milligan, Ansel.
Garrigus, Bridgers, Gould, Will
hanson and Bent to divide the
line duties.
Saturday noon, Nov. 20. the
lucky members of the football
team threw their togs into ma
chimes and journeyed to Holt
willie. This was the first league
game of the season and it meant
much to both teams.
"The two teams were evently
matched and during the first
quarter the pigskin see sawed
back and forth across the field.
when the whistle blew for the
second quarter, however, Impe-
rial started a march toward the
Holtville goal line. End runs, a
few cross bucks and Captain Ly-
all carried the ball across the
line, then added the extra point.
Imperial added another score
i'm the third quarter and Holt
vile tailed in the fourth. The
game ended with Imperial threat
ening once more and with the
score 1876 for the Tigers"
Imperial routed Calexico the fol-
lowing Saturday, 1876. Substitutes
played most of the fourth quarter.
Then came the all-important El
Centre game The Spartans had
won the title the year previous and
Imperial was popped up for the
championship battle.
But let the Imperial Year book
editor take it again:
Lots of interest was shown In
this game as the Ell Centre boys
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24
Hostak to Open
Boxing Tour

SEATTLE, Oct. "a. (UP)-Al
Hostak of Seattle, recognized as
worlds middleweight boxing cham
pion by the National Boxing Asso-
citation, will go on tour late in No
vember, Cliff Harrison. Seattle Star
sports editor, said today
Hostak has been idle since he re-
gained the NBA crown here last
June from Solly Krieger of Brook
lyn. He meets Charlie killer
Coates Of Los Angeles in a non
title affair at Tacoma Thursday
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Oct. "a. CUP)-
Increased activity on the Los Ange-
les stock exchange was witnessed
TODAY as $500 shares were traded
during the early session with il
issues up. two down, and eight un-
chaged.
Iockheed aircraft, on a 2OO-hare
Transaction, was sold at 32h up y
Transamerica 100 shares 6& OF
x Bandini Petroleum 100 shares
AZ unchanged; Richfield 100 share
So unchanged Ryan Aero 100 share
a. unchanged: Southern California
Edison per cent pfd "A, 2ol
shares sos Unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24

program. Blair has made rapid
improvement since his last start
and is pointing for a bout with
Bigboy or Shorty Hogue.
In the semi -windup Freddy Main,
conqueror of Al Manfredo and
Glenn Lee, will meet Jimmy Mon
roe. Main is one of the best middle
weight prospects on the coast. Mon
roe is a good club fighter.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24
Charity Baseball
Game Sunday

El Centro baseballerS, winners
over the Imperial Valley Negro ALL
Stars, will play the undefeated
Mexicali nine in Ell Centre stadium
Sunday.
Proceeds from Sundays game will
be turned over to the United Coun-
Gil for Civilian Relief in China.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24
L. A. HAY
CASH FLAX
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. oct. %. UP) Wheat
held around previous closing levels
on the Chicago board of trade today
after rallying to erase early losses.
At the close wheat was off NJ
cent; corn off y to up u oats off
= TO up y cent.
Cash wheat prices were firm.
The British government bought
1000, 900 bushels of manitobas. scan
dinayian countries purchased an
undetermined quality Of Caadian
rye.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24
Garrison to Fight
Armstrong Tonight

LOS ANGELES. Oct. "a. UP)-
Jimmy Garrison, Kansas City boy
with a good right uppercut, will be
thrown to Henry Armstrong tonight
in the hammering Negros fourth
welterweight title defense in a little
more than a month.
Garrison, who has never been
knocked out. has built up a good
local reputation topped off by wal
looping Nick Peters of Dallas a
week ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24
Godoy Sails to
Meet Joe Louis

BUENOS AIRES, Oct. "a. UP)-
Arturo Godoy, Chilean heavyweight,
today called off two tuneup fights
and made plans to said for New
York Oct. 81 to fight Joe Louis for
the heavyweight championship.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24
T.. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, Oct. "a. UP)
Hogs saIeable 200. holdover 405.
slow; 25 to 40 cents lower than
early Monday; medium to choice
truekins 7.1O-7.50; good TO choice
eastern lights quoted to 7.6O; locals
unsold; sows 5. o
Cattle saleable 500; holdoVer 5s5 I,
slow, about steady; best steers held
above $50: few medium heifers 7.25
down; cows 5.50-e.59; Gamers and
cutters 4-5.25; bulls TO 7; stock
cows 4.65-54O; top cows Monday
6.s5: calves saleable 300; holdover
Esq; about steady; few vealers to II;
calves S.75-9.75.
Sheep saleable 900, holdoVer l5o
no sales; good and choice wooled
lambs quoted 9.75.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24
Net Tourney Entry
Dead|ine Near

With the final entrance date, Nov.
l. for the Imperial Valley tennis
championships only eight days away
Bill Maxwell, tournament director,
Tuesday urged all players who will
compete in the tournament to send
in their entries this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24

SEATTLE, Oct. "a. (UP) - Be-
cause mis- Washington squad was
pushed around in line play, Coach
Jim Phelan drilled the Huskies in
passing, preparing for the Stanford
game Saturday. Washington un-
covered an effective passing attack
to score its only touchdown against
Oregon State through the air.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24
City Employees
Defeat Creamery

Ell Centre city employees defeated
the Golden State creamery two
games to one in league bowling
contest Monday night. Lee Nuffer
and Jack Tackett were high scor-
ers for the winners, John Raymond
for the losers.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24
Meet Yuma Thurs.

Ell Centro's Junior varsity foot
ball team will play Yuma high
freshmen Thursday afternoon on
Central field. The Spartan jayvees
defeated CaleXico reserves, 1870, in
their only start this season.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24
Injuries Mar
ST. Grid Team

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. "a. CUP)
= San Francisco State was knee
deep in agony today. Seven first
string players probably will be un-
able to play against California Poly
at San Luis Obispo Saturday Chad
Reade put his hand through a Pull
man window en- route to Eureka and
cut his arm. Dave Roher, tackle,
was hoSpitalized after being kicked
in the head. Bob Lee, end, and
John Verducci, half, have injured
feet Guard Guido de Ghetaldi has
a bruised kidney. Quarterback Jim
Lowrie boasts a sprained shoulder,
and Fullback Bill Stein has a Swol-
len ankle. However, Bud Chandler,
veteran half, is back III harness, re-
covered from broken blood yes
sci.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24

PALO ALTO, Oct. "a. CUP) =
Stanford's third string scored a
touchdown in 20 minutes over the
regulars last night, using passing
plays which will be tried against
Washington Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24
CaIipatria to Play
Braw|ey Bees

Calipatria and BraWley's Bee
football teams will clash on Ell Gen.
tro field at 7:30 tonight, according
to Ralph Cummings, Brawley men
tor
Calipatria, winner over Holtville
and Imperial reserves, will be Slight
favoriteS.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24
Markets At
A Glance

Stocks irregularly higher.
Bonds irregularly higher; L. 5.
governm ents higher.
Curb stocks higher.
Foreign exchange firm.
Cotton firm.
Wheat off h-as cent; corn un-
changed to off Il.
Rubber futures lower.
Silver up 9s cent in New York tc
36lk cents a fine ounce.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24
L. A. GRAINS

Los ANGELES, oct. "a. UP)-
California Grains--Sacked-
wheat
No. ! hard white 80. $1.62h L. IN
Barley
No. / Bri. West As lbs. s1.OO-s1. .05
Milo
NO. 2. yellow ......., $I27 ~ -L32 Y
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24

EUGENE, Ore, Oct. "a. CUP)-
The reserves, impersonating UCLA,
took severe drubbing from the
University of oregon regulars in
a driving rain last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24
Cossins. Brown
Top Reop penins Of
Pro Show Tonight

Sailor Jack Coggins, leather flnging heavyWelghI
from San Diego, and Bob Brown rough and tumble lad
from Los Angeles will head the program at the Ell Centre
athletic club tonight in the first valley boxing show since
Last summer Tonghts bouts sponsored by the welfare
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24

Lowell Weeks, Hank Webster,
Max Sones, Benny Shaw, Lyle
Quinn. Eddie Palmer, Peter Padilla,
Don Mayfield, Don Maddux, Roy
Koike, Dave Knechel, Marion Ken
nedy, George Higgs, Jack Ham
mond, Leonard Higgins, Harry Ho-
vey, George Cottrill, James Clark,
H. w. Cooper.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24

PORTLAND, Ore. Oct. "a. CUP)-
Coach Matty Mathews of Portland
University told his squad today they
stood a good chance against st.
Mary's Sunday. He secuted the
Gaels against Santa Clara. Mathews
reported Halfback Dick Deck and
End Noel Murray had recovered
from injuries received IN the Ore
gon State game.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24

CORVALLIS, Ore, Oct. "a. (UP)
Coach Lon Stiner drilled his Ore
gon State Beavers in the rain today
preparing for the Washington State
invasion. Stiner was pleased with
his teams performance against
Washington. Only the left half
back post remained untitled, with
Deethman. Olson and Vic Kohler
battling for the job.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

LOS ANGELES, Oct. "a. UP)-
Butter: extras 32c; prime firsts 29lz
standard 2Sc, undergrade 27zc.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
L. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. Oct. "a. (UPl--
TxanRamerica .....s.s.s.' "a
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-24

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