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Evening star., 1939-03-12
HOUSES UkFURhlsHEp.

HOUSES UhFURkIsHEp.
437 IRVING ST NV.
o0 nsws h@o eor s456 eetsss Aaa%s
'l:sO KENNEDY ST. NW-e R.
b., eiec:. h.-wh.. Frigidaire. garage
1858 MONROE ST. N.E.-s r.. b so-''o
1os sief iith hT 81 sE saraSe dstachee eee $4,000
a. L. dRINbLEY. 9as N. Y. Ave. we!
1855 HNs, Nsi.ds 2 sEPRMs avE nsR.ds.si.ted. Hmsss
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-S65
M 4lst and Military I'd. nw-B,ick.
gar: h-wh Law in basement FOOD good cond.
OWNER Woodley oloo Wkdays Natl 1882.
BURLEITH, $3.50 S ST. N.W.-6
r., b., h.-Wh.. sunrm., incl. sleep.
porch, gar; redec. throughout.
Woodley 8843. IL"
CHEVY CHASE,
hall, Bedrooms and bath. qI heat; .ids
able at once. Rent. Ss5.
VIM. T. BALLARD,
1921 EYE ST. NV.
800 EYE ST. NE.
rooms @Is ls2l lA:G ist ST. :" NV. 0
rooms s6S5 sSS 0'(9: i1th h.-s ST. I NV. s'''V'
rooms and bath: h.-wh. $4,000
37O4 34th ST. NV.
room; sii ii fAYLoR FAY; 5F n ST. NE. $500
rooms and bath. auto heat 500
4611 5th ST. NV.
e rooms and bath. auto heat
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K St. NV District 1o15.
4507 STANFORD ST.
5 Rooms and Bath: Garage: S55.
GOSS REALTY CO.
2248 Cathedral Ave. NV,
:, FACING ROCK CREEK, PARK.
detached brick home, in ntw-houSe condi-
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 KNw National 1900.
~. s75oo-54ll 4th ST. NV, 49,.
recreation room brick garage.
1915 K st. BETHEL, Dist. BOO:
''''o0-s NV n Fofk 7kE2 SNAfA II I'D h'''A ND'
1878 rGsms S. 0'1ss sE1FsEEL nsEIT dec Dist aloo
SIS oo-4Gos IOWA AVE NV.
ISIS S0s, s.. | BEiTzEIL eN Disf. Ss,0:Sa 8ioa:
52Ol COLORADO AVE. NV.
L. i424 iz:2.l PENNA. AVE. Sc.
T. ana D. SOC 1st ST. Sc. s'''''
oS's sss Sg7 'G;fi5;R RfbGE P;fy s4 Sc s
anu 3o2 H ST. NV.
THE ii s"1 WASH As LOAN g. TRUST CO.,
900 RFAk T i. FsTATE N'W DEPARTMENT Na1i' 544o.
TAKOMA PARK.
307 CEDAR AVE.
Groom bungalow with beautiful ground.
oil burner, Frig.dare. fireplace built-.l
garage; must be seen to be appreciated
! GUARANTY REALTY. INC,
! 1906 ST. NV National O5s7.
/ 44Ol 7th ST. NV.
'''' 627 7 NEWTON \: Wi ST. NV: ''
i144 i544 IN: 1iaN,se:rsss1fDE ,;s TERRACE. Sis 90
''' ss25 18th ST. NV. 9'''''
5000 QUESADA ST. NV.
Will furn. oil burner If desired 5000
s. LEE HARRISON.
/ 90, New York Ave Republic 3435
LOW RENT.
,,o7 so7 9th st. NE rms, bath. h.-v,h,.
! II. I. COLEMAN CO.,
1910 Eye St NV. Met ASS.
NORTHEAST.
G35 FLORENSE ST. NE
Six rooms bath. hot-water heat socd
''''N'' HARRY JUSTINE.
$40 l1th ST. NV Natl. 2s44 .
.9la L ST NV.
3 rms. kit. BATH pantry elec. refs"
Ills sth ST. NV.
4s2s RESERVOIR RID. NV
rms. dlnette,. kitch.; bath, elec.
Fefs" scTeensS !aS D9;fh 81 NE s46'9o
Apt. 6-3 rms, kitch bath, refs, $3.50
P. J. WALSHE, INC,
1lo;- Eye St. NV. National 64es
1852 PARK PL. NV, OVER
looking Soldiers Home Park
Modern home, four bed
rooms, two. baths. two rooms
on inclosed sleeping porch;
near trolley, two bus lines
and schools; rent. S75; open,
heated. B. F. SAUL CON-
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THE NORWOOD

l343 East Capitol St.-5 rooms. reception
nall and bath electric refrigeration; S4:5 80
5061 N. H. AVE, NO. 302.
Suitcase; > bedrms liv rm., kit. din,
bath; $50 80 Randolph 4l1S
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430 IRVING ST. NV.
Units Of two rooms. kitchen dinette
and bath with refrigeration furnished; now
only S37. 80.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE,
S07 Union Trust Bldg, Natl. $3.50.
Evening star., 1939-03-12
APARTMENrs UNEURNlsHEp.

9O4 SHEPHERD ST. NV.
Units Of three rooms. kitchen. bath and
porch now available at $47.50.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE,
SO7 Union Trust Bldg. Natl. $500.
Evening star., 1939-03-12

Abr IRVING ST. NV.
rooms and bath. h.-wh electricity.
rage; newly decorated $47.50. Adams
TSN
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Economy Apartment

FoNTANET COURTS.
Reasonable Rents

Reasonable Rents
Equipped with Bryant Gas Heaters.
Unusually Large Rooms-Back Yards.
Just North Of Florida Ave. NE.
1906 West Virginia Ave. NE.
3S.OO-Apt. No. Living room,
bedroom, dinette kitchen
and bath. screened rear porch.
Res. Mgr. 1880 W. Va. Ave. NE.
Apt. No. 1, Lincoln 3623-R
In Petworth
1922 Colorado Ave. NV.
Sal .SO-Apt. 4-Rec. hall, living
room, bedroom. dinette.
kitchen and bath Electric refrs.
Screened rear porch.
Open and Lighted Until 10 PM.
i4o< x cAFRITZ DIst. eoso
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COLORED APT
> ROOMS AND KITCHENETTE

COLORED APIS, HEATED.
1928 VERMONT AVE. NV.
i rm.. kit. pvt. bath, elec. refg. $3.50
2425 K ST. NV.
. rms. kit. S25 so
2021 9th ST. NV.
rm.. kit. S"O5O
1854 CORCORAN ST. NV.
! and " rms. kit from 500. so to SOS, so
S. LEE HARRISON,
9o1 New York Ave. Republic 343s.
1871 S ST. NV.
COLORED.
, rooms. shower 49, so
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H ST NV National "345
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-08
l.. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES, March 8. UP)-
Trading was rather slow. Lettuce
was stronger. Peas and squash were
firmer. Tomatoes continued weak.
Other commodities were mostly dull
10 steady
Asparagus: Local ex. fey soc, fey
25c; Imperial Valley punched Regal
22-23c.
Bunched vegetables: Imperial Val
ley $1-1.15.
Cabbage: Imperial Valley cannon
ball 81 .10-1.15.
lettuce Dry pack Imperial VAL
ley As So; SIS $2.75-3; Yuma As So
2.25; San Diego Co. 5s $1.752.
Peas: Imperial Valley Bush 7-8c
lb.; 45-lb. crates $685. SO; Goa
Chella Valley 8-9c; San Diego Co.
Bush 6-7c; Oxnard &c.
Squash: White Summer Imperial
and Coachella Valley crates $1.75-
2; Flats $1.50-1.75; Italian crates
S1.752; Yellow Crookpeck Imperial
Valley crates 50 .25. Per ton, Banana
$50; Hubbard $40.
Tomatoes: inland crates 9-tops
S2-250; 12s $I.75-225; 16s $1.25-
1.5O; loose lugs 5O-6Oc; Flats 4O-5Oc,
Flats 5x5s $1.75-2; 6x7s 81 50; 7x8s
S1.25; Sx9s 1890.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-08
WE'LL Predicts
Ambers Win Over
Henry Armstrong

NEW YORK, March 8. (UP)
Al WE'LL, who manages string
of fighters long enough TO fly a
kite, predicted today that his
Lou Ambers would regain the
lightweight title from Henry
Armstrong this summer, but he
was evaSive when asked about
Joey Archibald's chances against
Leo Kodak for featherweight
honors.
Ambers will get a return shot
at 135-pOund crown in Yankee
stadium in August after Arms
strong returns from London.
Archibald and Kodak, rival
claimants for the 126-pound
tiara, will settle their differences
in a 15-round scrap at the Prov
idence, X. 1. auditorium, April
18.
The first match was made at
the long and loud insistence of
Well, and the latter i'm spite of
his high, wide and fancy side
stepping.
II thought Lou won the first
fight, and l am sure he will give
Armstrong an even worse beat
ing this time"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-08
Death Dodgers Thrill Audience at
Fairgrounds tuesday Afternoon

Happy Jack Miller sent his
Death Dodging automobile through
walls of fire, flying through the
air across eight automobiles and
then climaxed the days program
with a crackup that would have
killed a less able driver in Tues
days showing at the Imperial
county fairgrounds.
Death stalked the Imperial race
track and missed only by fraction
in several stunts. Miller declared a
three week layoff was responsible
for the close Shaves.
Billie Archer. daredevil woman
Death dodger, rode on the bumper
on a trip through flaming wall
of fire and missed death by a frac-
ton of an inch as a board from the
wall smashed by her head, through
the shatter- proof windshield and
into the rear Of the auto.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-08
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, March s. (UP) -
Automobile issues led the stock
market into new high ground since
January 4 today. Dealings increas
ed. Bonds gained, featured by new
record highs in L S. Governments.
Commodities were mixed. with cot
ton weak.
General Motors mounted to a new
high for the year and Chrysler was
around its high Automobile equip
ment issues and Tubbers Joined
motors and several made new tops
for the year and longer. Demand
was accelerated when Genera!
Motors Corporation reported sales
for the first two months of the
year set an all-time record for the
period.
Considerable activity developed in
copper stocks when the price of eX-
port copper metal made a new high
since January Z
Outlook for a pickup in steel op-
erations sent steel issues up to
gains ranging to more than a point
in Bethlehem. The group also was
helped by reaffirmation of prices
for the second quarter by the lead
ing producer.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-08
Bench Warming
By Burdette Kline
Post Press Sports Editor

We hit the ramp at a good rate
of speed, took off through the air
and lit bumper first. The jar nearly
ierked my head from my body and
I dropped Crawfords pipe.
He righted the auto, smiled at
me and said, Guess We weren't
going fast enough to land well, but
the next time We'll 60 a lot faster y
I nearly tainted from the shock,
then sighed with relief as Happy
Jack Miller came running out to
the track to wave Crawford to
the sidelines in order to start the
regular program.
Wen ride some more tomorrow,
Crawford said, land you can pull
that stunt you were boasting about"
"Yeh. s-s-S-ure. you bet" I NUT
tured as Miller lifted me from the
car"
So you can see why I'm a Death
Dodger dodger. People are craZier
than anybody.
JaworsH Tops Hank
The Five BaSketeers" of little
Rhode Island State college staked
a claim this year as the highest
scoring basketball team in the ma
ton. having rolled up 1,480 points
in 81 contests for an average of
70.47 points per game.
Rhode Islands scoring system
which has been termed "an air
conditioned offense geared to a
streamlined age" received its final
test of the regular season last night
when it dropped a 64-61 decision
to Worcester Tech.
Captain Chet Jaworski, center,
who smashed two national scoring
records to retain his eastern title
for the third straight year, average
22.71 points per game. He scored ATT
points TO break the single year
mark of 465 points set by Hank
Luisetti of Stanford in 1888 by II
points. He also established a four
year average record of 1849 which
bettered Luisetti's average of 16.2.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-08

do his part in making the debut
of professional fighting in Ell Gen.
tro an outstanding success by meet
ing Bobby Wright, tough Oakland
flyweight.
Ortiz, who has been campaigning
in the profeSsinal ranks for more
than a year. has experienced varied
success in the squared ring. He
started well by winning three of
four starts but he made the mis-
take of attempting to hit the tough
spots before he was ready.
He lost three decisions to con-
siderably heavier opponents instead
of waiting for a match with men
in his class.
But the experts believe Manuel
has learned his lesson. They predict
he will stay in his own weight class
this time, and there are those who
predict he will one day become fly
weight champion of the world.
In Wright, however. Manuel will
be pitted against a veteran of so
professional ring bouts who has
never been knocked from his feet.
He is one of the best drawing cards
in Oakland.
Four preliminary bouts, featuring
a six rounder between Carlos Gar
cia and Johnny Garcia. are sched-
uled to round the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-08
l.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, March s. UP)-
Five issues hit new highs for the
years under the impetus of fast
trading on the Los Angeles stocE
exchange.
Sales included: Los Angeles In
vestment 100 shares, "A unchang-
ed; Security Co. Uuits 10 shares, 90
up 8, new high; Transamerica 100
shares 6% unchanged; Hancock Oil
100 shares 40 unchanged; Richfield
100 shares 9ss up Is; Union Oil 100
shares 1873 up Is; Universal Con-
solidated Oil 100 shares 16ss up ls,
new high; Chrysler 100 shares SO 4
up y new high; Cons olidated Steel
pfd. 100 shares 9ls down y; Cen
eral Motors 100 shares 504s up y
Good Year 100 shares 35A up Is
new high; Lockheed 100 shares 80
shares Az unchanged: Yosemite
Portland Cement pfd. 100 shares
315 unchanged p. G. & /. 100 shares
3la up h new high; SO. Cal. Edison
per cent pfd. 100 shares 29is UP
j. E; Edison 5h pc recent pfd. 100
shares 28h unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-08
By HENRY McLEMORE

LOS ANGELES, March 8. (UP)-
Putting the sports shot here and
there: They don't make money
much faster at the mint than jock
eys Johnny Adams and Ralph Neves
did on Santa Anita Handicap day :.
For just a breath more than two
minutes working time each boy got
$4,000 . five thousand of it was
for riding the winning entry, and
the other five was a gift from the
delighted owner, Charley Howard :.
1t now comes out that Kayak IFS
victory was no great surprise to
his stable The South American
was put through several secret
workouts at mile and quarter
before the big race, and never failed
TO turn the distance in blistering
time He won't run in the rich
San Juan Capistrano stake Satur-
day, however, as it isn't considered
cricket for the handicap winner to
shoot for the consolation prize
money :.
Fifteen minutes of conversation
with Walter Dusty Mails, public
ity director for the San Francisco
Seals, will convince almost anyone
that young Dominic DiMaggio, who
plays for the Seals, is a better all
around player than his brother Joe
Mails, who will be remembered
as a star with Cleveland not so
many years ago, said Dominic has
better arm, can catch fly balls
that Joe wouldn't even try for, is
faster on the bases, and can hit
just as well Despite its defeat
by the Californians in three game
series out here, the British polo
team is likely to give the American
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-08
Today's Sports Parade

side a terrific battle for the West
chester cup at MeadoWbrook, Long
Island, in June The British
uncovered a whirlwind in the per-
sons of Bob Skene of Australia
against the Californians Skene
scored IA goals in the three games
and is a hell-for- Leather rider &.
The British have Sc fine ponies
with them, and others, borrowed
from Indian potentates, are being
conditioned in South Carolina. :.
There are a good many shopping
days between now and the next
Rose Bowl game but already the
football filberts out here are talk
ing of a game between Tennessee
and Southern California South
ern Cal can scarcely miss being the
top team on the coast You never
Coach Howard Jones for spring
practice yesterday Only nine
of last years lettermen were miss
ing, and the Sophomore talent is
terrific The tip off on the ma
terial is that at quarterback alone
the Trojans have such performers
as SCHNEIDER, Nave, Lansdell and
Anderson :. Jack Roper, the man
who has been condemned to meet
Joe Louis here in April, has gone
in solitary" for training, taking
with him only his ferocious bull
dog Reports that Louis is suf-
fering from a chest ailment short
ened the odds on him, and he is
now only 10000 to l If the
aged Roper withstands the rigors
of a training camp the odds may
be again shortened and Louis may
enter the ring at only 9,999 to
Which would be about right
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-08
Three Quintets
Enter Tourney

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 8.
CUP)-Three more teams, cham
pionS of their respective districts
in Oklahoma, Louisiana and Texas,
entered the National Intercollegi-
ate basketball tournament today.
The teams, Louisiana State Nor
NAL of Natchitoches, Central Tea
chers College of Edmond, Okla,
and Trinity College of Waxaha-
chic, Tex, will compete in the
five day tournament here next
week.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-08
Entries Pour in
For CaIexico
Doubles Meet

CALEXIC0, March S.-EntrieS
began TO arrive for the annual
CalexicO tennis doubles cham
pionships Wednesday, according
TO Karl EdmundS. tournament
manager.
White and Hannah, Hens and
Jack. Bowker and Bowker, and
teams have already entered the
Riessen and Jones, top-seeded
annual event.
Additional teams from Ell Cen
tro and Brawley are expected to
swell the entry list to an all
time high.
Mixed doubles will also be
played in the Calexico tourna-
ment. according TO Edmunds,
who named Clyde Jack and
Margaret Gressor of Brawley as
the No. team.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-08
La Mesa to Play
B.W.C. Golfers in
Sunday Match

A team of more than half hun
dred La Mesa golfers, headed by
the new club professional, Joe CAL
well, will invade the Barbara Worth
country club links Sunday for the
annual team match.
Barbara Worth linksmen were
urged to register with Curley Vesey,
pro, so that pairings may be made.
The No. l match will be played
with Vesey and Jersey Birchfield,
club champion, representing Bar
bara Worth.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-08
Averi|I Refuses to
Sian Contract

SNOHOMSH, Wash, March g.
(UP)-Earl Averill, star outfielder
for Cleveland of the American base
ball league, tended his greenhouse
today and reiterated he would not
sign a contract which would cut
his salary $4,000.
Averill, who has been with Cleve-
land 10 years, said he had heard
rumors that Cleveland might trade
him to Detroit and he wished they
would"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-08
Coast Conference
Cage PIayoff
Still in Air

BERKELEY. Cal. March 8. CUP)
"A meeting of the northern and
southern division champions for
the Pacific Coast conference bas-
ketball championship appeared un-
likely today as California and Ore
gon school authorities remained
firm in their stands on the date
for the playoffs.
Anse Cornell, director of ath-
leticS for the University of Ore
gon, northern division titlists, re-
iterated the announcement of the
oregon Athletic Board that the
playoffs must be held in Eugene
Ore, March II, II and IA or not
at all.
California and use went ahead
with arrangements to hold their
one-game playoff for the southern
title here March II and reported
every seat available to the public
had already been sold out.
The two southern schools had
asked Oregon TO postpone the
coast playoffs from this coming
weekend TO the following one be-
cause the tie between California
and use necessitated a change in
plans.
Since Oregon is the host school
this year Ken Priestly, California
graduate manager, said, there is
not much for us to do. And as we
are playing use Saturday night
neither one of us can be playing
Oregon at Eugene, and there the
matter rests
Priestly was advised by Oregon
authorities that the coast playoffs
must be held as originally sched-
uled because of vacations and the
state interscholastic tournament at
Salem the next week end"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-08

Once I was crazy enough to spin
an imaginary yarn about my boxing
proves to the Hogue twins and I
had to battle them, then I boasted
about my baseball playing to Man
ager Jack Lelivelt and was forced
to try out for the Seattle baseball
club. But Tuesday I lost my wits
completely and started outlining my
success as a Death DodgeT to the
Death Dodgers.
Today I am a Death Dodger
dodger because 1 had scarcely start
ed my story about an imaginary
trip over the ramp which catapults
autos through the air when Dave
Crawford, To whom 1 was boasting,
grabbed me by the arm and led
me TO one of the cars to take me
for ride.
Now I know exactly how a gang
ster feels as he is about to be
taken on one OF the famous ''rideS".
] tried to pull away from Craw-
ford but he had a grip on my arm
that would not be denied. You
NdllJ 10 OIlNt. Ile QucIIltQ. L WAS
too frightened to speak, so I just
shook my head.
Locked The Door
Crawford locked the dor, climbed
in beside me and we were off. He
backed his auto up the track faster
than I drive forward and asked
me if I was ready.
merely stared straight ahead,
so he gunned the motor and we
were suddenly racing down the
track toward a ramp that now look
ed as high as Pixies Peak.
Too bad I didn't give these guys
more publicity, I thought to myself,
Gee I hope he isn't sore.
Nearing the ramp, at so miles
per hour and it seemed at least 80,
Crawford handed me his pipe.
Hold this" he said, when we
turn over I don't want this thing
pushed through my neck.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-08
Hogue Twins, Who
Are Own Managers.
Fight Friday Mite

The Hogue twins, who are doing
their own managing and match
making these days, will tackle their
second professional ring opponents
in the San Diego Coliseum on Fri
day night, Linn Platner, coast
promoter announced Wednesday.
Bobby Espinosa will tangle with
Bigboy in the main event and
Shorty will box Hut Thompson
Los Angeles Negro in the semi
Windup.
Thompson, who scored a 26 second
kayo victory last week, Is slated
to give Shorty some trouble Fri
day night. Bigboy was heavily ia
vored over Espinosa despite the
Los Angeles fighters long pro ring
career.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-08
Teams Enter
District PIayoff

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March g.
(UP)-Two Oklahoma basketball
teams and one from Iowa will
compete in Oklahoma City for the
right to represent the fifth dis
trict in the National Collegiate
Athletic Association semi-finals at
San Francisco, the district COM
mittee announced today.
Drake University of Des Moines
and Oklahoma A & M, co-cham-
pions of the Missouri Valley Con-
ference, will meet in the first game,
probably Saturday night, and the
winner will play the Big Six Con-
ference representative, Oklahoma.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-08
Ed Coleman Siqns
Beaver Contract ,

PORTLAND, Ore, March 8. CUP
Ed Coleman, outfielder. has sign
ed his contract with the Portland
Beavers of the Pacific coast base
ball league, it was announced today
by club officials. Terms were not
revealed. Coleman will leave to-
morrow for training camp at Full
lerton, Cal.
Coleman's signing left the Beav-
erS with three holdouts: Wimpy
Wilburn, shortstop; Harry Rosen-
berg, outfielder, and Dick Newsome
pitcher
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-08
BROOKLYN ROCKIES
DEFEAT REGULARS, 80

CLEARWATER, Fla, March 8.
CUP)-The Brooklyn Dodger squad
OF "a was complete today and Mana
ger Leo Durocher planned another
intra-club game. The Yannigans
beat the regulars 80 yesterday des-
pite two home runs by regular first
baseman Dolph Camilli.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-08
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, March s. (UP)-Wheat
prices suffered moderate losses on
the Chicago board of trade today
under active selling in sympathy
with bearish Liverpool and Win
nipeg markets.
Al the close wheat was off Z
cent. corn off II to z cent. and
oats 4 TO y cent lower.
Corn followed the easy trend in
wheat, and rather persistent liqui-
dating sales forced prices fraction
ally lower. II was reported about
20 loads OF corn were sold for eN-
port
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-08

He hit a triple and two singles to
drive in four runs.
Pitchers Pat Tobin and Byron
Humphries held the regulars to
four scattered hits.
Brown, Smith, Al Olsen and Wal
ly Hebert are slated to take turns
on the mound in Thursdays game
which will be played at II o'clock,
burst said.
burst predicted a closely con-
tested game as the annual contest
between rockies and regulars for
positions has begun. Three rookie
outfielders may be considered for
one outfield post, according to the
Padre manager.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-08

Van. the man who falls off the
rear bumper of an auto speeding
go miles per hour and allows him
self to be dragged past the grand
stand, sprained his ankle in at
tempting the trick Wednesday.
Van declared he would be ready
to perform the act in Friday and
Saturday programs. however.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-08
k.Y.U. Freshman
Touted as Miller

NEW YORK, March 8. CUP)-
Leslie MacMitchell, New York Uni
versity freshman, was touted today
as likely man to beat Glenn Cum
ningham at a mile next year.
MacMitchell, schoolboy sensation
Of 1898, ran a remarkable race to
win the invitation mile handicap of
the 1O2nd Engineers track meet
last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-08
CROSETTI SCHEDULES
TALK WITH BARROW

ST PETERSBURG, Fla, March
8. (UP)-Holdout shortstop Frankie
Crosetti considered the New York
Yankees final offer today and in
dicated he would do nothing be-
fore talking to President Ed Bar
row, who arrives here Sunday.
Crosetti was understood TO be ask
ing $4,000, about $500 more than
the Yanks offered. The other hold
out, third baseman Red Rolfe, has
not contacted Manager Mccarthy.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-08
SAN DIEGO PROS
TO PLAY IN /. v.

A pro- amateur tournament, with
a dozen professionals from the San
Diego area competing, will be played
over the Barbara Worth links Mon
day. The visiting professionals will
team with valley amateur golfers.
The event is open to all linksmen
in the country.