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Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-09-22
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Mr.. aud Mrs. Dave Yegen made
a trip to Billings last weekend,
and brought home their prize
horse which has shown at many
fairs the past month and won
many prizes and ribbons.
Silk dresses in plum. moss
green, grotto. blue and black,
81. 95.-Economy Shop.
Mrs. Peter Yegen, Sr.. of Bill
lings, mother of Dave. and Mrs.
Ada Small of Kalispell. mother
of Mrs. Yegen are visiting at the
Yegen home this week
FOR RENT-A New House
will be ready Oct. lists rooms.
bath and basement, and modern
to the last minute. Plastered,
stove and linoIeums furnished.
See C. R. Manuel.
Chas. johnson bookkeeper at
the McDougall Motors for the
past year, left for Minneapolis
this week, where he will take a
course at the university this term
Mr.. R. E. Allison of Great Falls
has taken over the position at
McDougall's.
HORSE for SALE. See Robert
Server. % Ate
Attorneye Mcdonald and Bur-
dett transacted legal business at
the county seat Tuesday.
For Sale-Anyone wishing to
buy good Washed Gravel or Sand
see Bud Kramer.
Robert Rutherford, son of Mrs.
A. R. Rutherford. arrived Sun
day and visited with his mother
until Thursday, when he left for
his home in Seattle. Monday eve.
ming few members of the col.
lege group were invited to a par.
ty in his honor.
New Fall and Winter merchan
disc arriving daily. Economy
Shop.
John Wren, the Milk River
wheat grower was visitor il
Browning Tuesday,. He report:
only skirmishing on the Western
front.
Perk up your family's appetite
with the finest meats you can
buy! You'll find no better mol
tastier cuts anywhere! The DUAL
ity Market takes pride in the
quality it handles and the prices
are moderate!
Supt. Shotwell of the tIatheac
Agency was an official visitor
here Monday.
Get your Typewriter and Add.
ing Machine Ribbons at the Chi Fl
office. Remington, Royal, Under
wood. Dalton and Burroughs.
A fire alarm brought out the
fire department Monday noon. the
blaze being in the basement of
the Doug. Gold apartments. A
pile of rubbish caught fire. but
was soon eXtinguished by the de.
partment without any damage to
the property. AS usual the streets
and the highway were choked
with cars and spectators clutter.
ing up the roads and hampering
the work of the fire department.
Why can't the citizens give the
boys a chance?
Don't forget your cash always
buys more at the Quality Meat
Market.
Father James Kelly of Boulder,
was dinner guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carone
last Sunday. Father Kelly has re-
Gently returned from d trip to
New York. Chicago and Detroit
where he visited with relatives,
"Becwar Trading POST now
has full line of Mems, Women's
and Cbildren's Shoes; Mems Wo-
men g and Children's Overshoes.
Dry Goods and Groceries. Call
and give us trial.
FOR SALE-2 wagons, one
3-inch, one standard; also 4 black.
face bucks; 3 wolf hounds and
2 sets breeching harness. Write
Albert Wiseman, Box 565, Cho.
teau. Mont. 81 2tp
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-09-22

FOR SALE-2 wagons, one
3-inch, one standard; also 4 black
face bucks; 3 wolf hounds and
2 sets breeching harness. Write
Albert Wiseman, Box SOS, Cho-
teau, Mont. q 2tp
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-13

2ia; Ken Barnes and Ken Dunning
p, Pen Kellerman and Forrest
Manley 2lz; Dave Schurh and
Frank Nicer 21a, Malcolm Huey and
Bob Mcnamara 1a; Carl Biery and
E. Hawks 0, Jim Stone and Wade
Ramsey 3.
r. w. Reed and Noeyl Bridge 8.
Noval Walker and w. j. Strickland
0: r. N. Brown and Troy Hawkins
l, Vic Nordquist and F. A. Willard
2; E. Farris and CT Waldrip 114;
John Tyler and Howard Soper l1z;
George Fitzgerald and Jerry Han
cock Y, Duff Dinsmore and Bob
Rayburn 21a; Harry Baugh ana
Frank Wisler IL, Terras Manley
and Ben Fite llz; D. Elman and C..
o. Yelvingtcn 2la, j. Robertson and
Clyde Duringer y; Gus Broberg
and L. c.. Scott 3, Louis DeVita
and A. j. Free 0; C. j. Bunce and
c. A. Thompson 2z, c. A. Butler
and w. r. Huebner "; F.. McCor-
mick and D. Kershner /, Les Rog-
ers and Tunney Williams 2.
A. B. Stewart and F.. T. ParVin
y, Massie Horton and Billie Burke
212; Roy Cook and Paul Ryan ~
Herbert Smith and o. c. Horne
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-13
QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Mar. 13. (UP)-Un-
certainties over the Czech oslovak
situation and relief appropriations
unsettled the stock marke today
Trading turned dull.
Selective buying, however, sent a
few issues to new highs for the year
and longer Federal Mining and
Smelling hit a top of 105 up 5. and
Reynol Metals Convertible pre-
ferred at 85 up 51a.
Copper shares, the most active
issues, registered losses ranging to
a point. Anaconda and Kennecott.
which control Chiles copper output.
eased as the time approached for
the Chilean senate to take up a bill
passed by the chamber taxing cop
per exports. 1t is estimated that
the chamber measure would cost
Anaconda u cents a share annually
and Kennecott half that amount on
the basis of current copper prices.
American Telephone declined
nearly points in moderate turn
over. Gas and Electric utilities dip
ped small amounts.
Steel shares fluctuated narrowly
Chesapeake & Ohio was weak in
the rails, selling down more than a
point.
New highs were noted in General
Baking preferred, w. T. Grant. In
ternational Business Machines. Lib
hey-Owens- Ford Glass, Proctor 81
Gamble and Sears Roebuck.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-13
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, Mar. 13. CUP)-
Trading was fairly good on most
lines with supplies moderate to N
eral and prices generally steady.
Diego CO. 22-23v; San Luis ObiSpo
l6-17c; Imperial Valley punched fey
Regal 25c; Regal 21-22c.
Bunched vegetables: Good de-
mand; beets 65-75c; carrots 1880;
imperial Valley $1-1.15; celery root
5,25-l.5O Leeks S0-90c: Mustard
soc; Parsley 65-75c; Radishes CO.
75c; Turnips 50-6Oc.
eannonbal 9Oc$1 crate; local CO.
15c; red cabbage $1.5O-1.75.
Cucumbers: Steady; local flats
Dollhouse stock per dozen $1-1. .25;
Co. Flats 2-2h dozen ex fey $3.50;
fey $2-225
Lettuce; Weaker; 4 doz. $2-225
crate; 5s $185-2.25 Yuma a doz.
S2.25-2. 40; SIS $2-2.25; San Diego Co.
3s-6s 81 15-I25; local loose 35-50c:
1 doz. 6O-G5c
Peas: Weaker: Imperial Valley
Bush 6 Y Z Bc lb. 45-lb. crates So 25
San Diego Co. Pole Use. Bush &c.
DXnard bic. Santa Barbara co. Pole
712-Sc. San Pedro Bush peas Go u c.
squash: Steady; Imperial and
1oachella Valley White Summer
crates $2-2.25; Italian crates So
2.25; yellow crookneck Imperial Val
ley crates $250-3; Flats $1.75-1; per
ton Banana $40; Hubbard $40
Strawberries Weaker; Imperial
valley klondilSes trays $2.5O-2.75.
Tomatoes; Slow; inland crates g.
tops S1.75-2.25; 12s $150-1.75: los
1.25; Kiss 90c-$1 SX9s G5-75c loose
flats 40-50c
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-13
Drop End
7 Tilt / TO
Portlond

The San Diego Padres re-
turned to Ell Centro stadium
Monday morning to resume
spring training sessions with
an even break in a two game
series against Portland at Lants
Field Saturday and Sunday.
The Padres walloped Portland
10 in Saturdays game as Ward,
Tobin and Byron Humphries pitch
ed perfect ball. Portland reversed
the proceedings in Sundays game
by upsetting the Padres, 81.
Lefty Al Olsen pitched shutout
ball for five innings in Sundays
game and walked from the mound
with a 10 lead. The Beavers, how
ever, greeted Hebert with bar
rage of hits that brought three
counters and victories.
Manager Cedric burst indicated
he was well pleased with the show
ing of rockies and regulars alike
in the two game series but prom
ised long drills on hitting in this
weeks practices.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-13
Play Opens in
Two Cage Meets

Oakland. Calf; Wichita, Kans.
Cby forfeit from CANDLES. Thorpe
Wis.,
16 Teams Paired
KANSAS CITY. Mo. March 13
UP)-SXteen teams paired off for
their first tests in the national in
tercollegiate basketball tournament
today. Eight will stay to play an
other day while their victims 60
back to schools from whence they
came.
The other Is of the 80 entered
play their first round games tomor-
row, and from then on the field
will be cut in half each day until
the finals for the championship
Saturday night.
Only two of the eight seeded
teams play today but the lack OF
name" squads did not detract from
the interest. Each team was cham
pion of its sector and fans remem-
bered that little known schools
often surprise in this tournament.
San Diego State is entered.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-13

A Barbara Worth country club
performed according to predictions
Sunday and turned back the threat
of a La Mesa country club team
48 points to 81 in the annual match
between the two clubs.
Feature match Of the day was
between Joe CalWell, La Mesa pro,
teamed with Ken Barager jr.
against Curley Vesey of Barbara
Worth and Jersey Birchfield. Cal
well and Barager took three points
with a best ball of 81. Vesey and
Birchfield were even par with a
II. Barager's individual II was
low for the days play.
Other matches. La Mesa men
toned first: L. H. Cutting and
Ken williams. 0, Vic Carroll and
Logan jenkins B; o. M. Hall and
Ken Barager ST. Il, Judge Mcclure
and Al Cravath 21a; w Soffe and
w. Clapham l. Red Barnard and
Pat Glasgow 2; Bill Halbritter and
Walten Mayne p. Ward McPher-
rim and Paul Pace 2ls; Tom Nc
Knight and John Ingle /, Tom
Crosbie and Wayne Elvander 2: E.
Balder and Ed Mcknight II; DR..
w. A. Clarke and Forrest Ferguson
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-13
Seeded Players Advance to
Guurter- FinoIs Of Hens
Junior Tennis Tourney
Jack Kline
Scores Biggest
Upset of Meet

Five Calexico one Brawley and
two El Centre high school tennis
players Saturday reached the
ouarter-fmal round of the boys
high school tennis tournament
sponsored by A. r. Hens.
HoDors were about evenly divid-
ed among the high school teams of
the valley in the junior boys, girls
and Junior girls divisions.
Seeded player advanced without
mishap in the boys division as
Jack Bowker, Walter Bowker, Man
uel Seryine and Jack Candland
led the way into the quarter-final
round.
Biggest upset of Saturdays play
was Jack Kinnes three set vic
tory over Tom BrentS, tiny CAL
exico netter.
Results:
Boys-First Round - Jack Bow
ker. bye: Bill Knights defeated
Tom Uchida. 6-1. 60; Ray Barnes
defeated Robert Pinkerton, g.,
GA; James Graham. bye; Jack
Kinne defeated Tom BrentS, o.,
Sc. 60; S. Yamota df. E. Broder-
lex r. Grimes of. K Gideon, 6-1.
3-6. 6-3; Jack Candland. bye; Wal
ter Bowker, bye; Joe Cline df
Robert Schultz. Walter Grogan df.
John Carey. 6-3. Us; Bill Cough
lin df. c. Lazo. 6-3, Ga; James
Potter bye; Wes Abrams df. Joe
Webster. o. 6-2; Dick Wolford
df. Bill Thompson, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3;
Manuel Servine. bye.
Second round-Jack Bowker df
Bill knights. 6-3. 6-l; James Gra-
ham df. Ray Barnes. 63. 6-3; Jack
Kline df. S. Yamada; Jack Cand-
land Of. Floyd Grimes. Ga. 6-3;
Walter Bowker df. Joe Cline; Bill
Caughlin Of. Walter Grogan, 6-2,
GA; James Potter Of. Yves Adams
Ga. 81; Manuel Servine df Dick
Wolford. 6-4 Ga.
Junior Boys-Jack Hens, bye;
Charles Blalack Of. Roy Lear; Bill
Sharp df. o. Ogier, 60, 6-3; Bill
Murray. bye; Clarence Hamilton
Of. James Riedy, 6-2, 6-1; Doyle
Blackwood df. S. Paris. 60, 6-2;
Robert Maxwell df. F. Fleming.
7-5. 2-6. 1911; Robert Simmons.
bye.
Second round - Jack Hens df
Charles Blalack. 6-l. 90; Bill
Sharp Of. Bill Murray. 60, Us;
Clarence Hamilton df Doyle Black
wood, GA, 3-6. 6-3; Bob Simmons,
Of. Robert Maxwell, 6-2, 6-2.
Girls who advanced to tn quar-
ter finals of the junior girl play
were: Rose Rice. Ruth Acker. w.
Anderson. Joan Bowker, Charlotte
Case, Frances Hogue, Mary Car
| roll, and Elaine Plemons.
Girls who advanced to quarter
finals OF senior girls division were
Doris Chestnut. Lorna Kaiser, Jua-
nita Radcliffe, Lita Chavez. Pad
dee Fleming, May Kokubun, Vir-
ginia Jones and Neva DoWd.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-13
Shooters Initiate
New Rance

BRAWLEY, Mar. 13-Brawley s
new pistol range was initiated Sun
day when 46 marksmen participat-
ed in matches sponsored by the I'm
perial-Yuma Officers association.
Norman Adair Won the grand
aggregate in Glass A, L. D. McIn-
tyre the second and F. H. Voight
the third In Glass 3, H. Holt won
first, B. Tackett second and G.
Black third. In Glass C rirst place
went to j. w. Kelly, second to Roy
Dupont and third to Jack Weart.
Trophies were awarded to Adair
for the grand aggregate, Voight IN
the national course, w. Heating IN
the 50-yard match. Dee Keesee in
the police course. w. Castleton in
the civilian matches and TO M.
Correll in the ladies matches. The
team trophy was won by the I'M
migration border patrol
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-13
Stocks, White
Lead Way in
Doubles Play

James Stocks and Clarence
White. top seeded doubles entry
in the annual valley tennis cham
pionships. Sunday advanced to the
finals of the meet with victories
over Gregg and Haworth and over
Leidig and Servine.
Other seeded teams, Maxwell
and Jack, and Bowker and Bow
ker will play next Sunday in the
semi-final match.
Results:
Mems Doubles-1St round-Gregg
and Haworth df Whitelaw and
Golden. 0-6, 81, 6-3; Brents and
R. Gregg Of. Kmne and Kinne,
Sc, 6-3; Leidig and Servine df.
Butts and Arnold, 6-2, 60; Max
we'll and Jack df Hannah and
Edmunds, 60, 6-l; Montero and
Robles df. Candland and Hens,
6-8. 6-3, Ga; Bowker and Bowker
df. White and Raymond, 6-1, 60.
Second round-Stocks and White
df. Gregg and Haworth, 6-1, 60;
Servine and Leidig df. Brents and
Gregg. 6-3, 60; Bowker and Bow
ker Of. Robles and Montero, 60,
60; Stocks and White df. eLidig
and Servine, 6-1, 81.
Consolation = Butts and Arnold
df. White and Raymond, 6-3. 6-1;
j. Edmunds and Lopez df. White
law and Raymond. o., Ga; Kline
and Kinne df Hens and Cand-
land. 3-6. 8-6, 6-3.
Mixed doubles - GreSsor and
Bowker df. Maxwell and Maxwell,
6-2, 90; Langley and White Of.
Birkhauser and Birkhauser, 6-2.
Ga; Edmunds and Stocks df. Smith
and Jack. 6-3, 6-2
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-13
Barbara Worth Team Wins
Golf Match with Ia Mesa

~; r. J. Chugg and Art Klutinger
8. Pete Yrigoyen and Won Azhder-
ian O: Bill Mayne and o. D. Wet
more 2, Benny Young and Penny
Richmond i; c. Gandee and w. G..
Foss 0. George Moriss and Nick Bal
lard 3: A. I. Benedict and Erskine
Hazard 0, M. O. Simms and w. E.
Beale 3; Earl Hall and Jack Kaddy
y. Ronald Layton and Bert Faw-
cett r.: D. Lewis and R. Gron-
niger 0, Carl Housman and Max
Sones 3; Bill Stelzer and Les Crow
der 21a, Red Hensler and w. w.
McEuen ".
GOLF EXHIBITION
Nearly 200 golf fans attended an
exhibition of golf shots Sunday
night at the Ell Centre driving
range. Curley Vesey, Barbara
Worth pro, demonstrated the nib
lick. Joe Calwell of La Mesa pitch
shots, John Bellante of La Jolla
the spoon, Dick Sprouse of the Ell
Centro range the tee shot, Sterne
Davis of Balboa the medium irons
and Fred Sherman Of Ghula Vista
the general golf swing.
A putting contest among the pros
was won by Vesey.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-13
Bench Warming
By Burdette Kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

in valley track this season
The Spartans copped first place
in the marathon race from Cal
exico to Imperial and Saturday
defeated Holtville in the annual
cross country Walter P.\
finished second to Baxter of Holt
vile. but his team mates closed
in with enough places to win the
team trophy
Robert Ware. officer of the now
disbanded El Centro Amateur Ath-
letic Association. reported Mon
day that the present professional
fight setup is in no way connect
ed with the amateur organization
Frank Leahy and Noel johnson
are partners in the new enter
prise. Ware said
El Centro high school will pre-
sent an amateur wrestling and
boxing show at the high school
next Friday night if present plans
60 through -. Shorty and Big
boy Hogue will officiate as ref
erees in the bouts, according to
Al Zech, instructor
The bouts. Zecn said. will not
be knockdown. Grag out affairs,
but will demonstrate a fine brand
of boxing and wrestling =.
Zech is a qualified teacher as
he is a former sectional Golden
Glove champion he has list
Of medals and press clippings as
long as CaleXico high schools
baseball win streak =.
A suggestion to help make the
Hens tournament an even bigger
success next year:
All entrants should be allowed
to compete in an elimination
tournament similar to the one Of
fered to top ranking players from
each school in this years event
. the idea is to create interest
among young meters the
thrill of competing against the
field in an elimination meet is
the best way TO create that inter-
est ..
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-13
Padres Split Two
Came Exhibition
CantweII Wins
BrawIey High
Golf Tourney

Sug Cantwell, young BraWley hlgn
golf Swingef, Saturday captured
the championship flight title in the
annual Brawley high tournament
over Del Rio course by defeating
Richard Williams l up.
Bob Consual df. L. Elkin 3 and
l: James McNichols df. L. Greenley
3 and l and H. johnson df. Mar
vim Lewis, 3 and in other flight
finals.
More than 25 boys entered the
tourney this year in meet that
sharpens games for the annual high
school invitational meet which Is
scheduled on April 8.
Brawley golfers will play in the
Yuma invitational meet on next
Saturday according to Bob Erskine.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-13

DENVER, March 13 cUP) - To
the quick and the tall went first
honors today in bs.sketballs biggest
show, the national A. A U. tourna-
ment. Thirteen OF the 55 entrants
We're packing duffle bags for a sor-
<owful return trip home as the sec
ond days play began at dawn
Sundays play. inaugurated this
year because OF the record entry
list, was a "huskings bee" which
saw only one highly held squad in
action, the towering smooth click
ing Antlers of Colorado Springs.
The Antlers, obviously under wraps.
eliminated the Des Moines, Ia. Col
legians ABB
In the other y games these
teams won: Rock Springs. Wyo.;
Bogalusa, La; La Sale. Colo: The
Marshalls, Salina. Kans.; Golden
State Five, oakland, Cal; National
business College, Roanoke, Va;
Young Americans. Minneapolis:
Crow Indians of Montana; Brad
leys, Milwaukee; and Young Assn
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-13
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, Mar. u. UP)-
The first session of the week was
irregular and duh on the Los An
geles stock exchange today. Most
of the higher priced issues crossing
the board hung around Saturdays
close.
Sales included: Central Invest
ment 25 shares 1874 up " Pac. In.
demnity 800 shares 33M unchanged
Transamerica 100 shares 6A un-
changed; Richfield Oil 100 shares
912 up Il; Superior OH 100 shares
442 down q; Union Oil 100 shares
1875 up IL; wellington Oil 10t
shares 3% up u; Menasco 10C
shares 37s unchanged; Ryan Aero
100 shares unchanged; Southern
Pacific 100 shares 1S down r..
Sales approximately 5000 shares
four issues up, three down, -four
unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-13
Cincinnati Red HurIers Combine 10
Pitch No-Hit, No-Run Game Against
Brooklyn Dodgers; Giants Annex

son yesterday. He will be out three
weeks.
Hartnett Worried
AVALON, Calf, March l3. CUP)
-Gabby Hartnett tapped an i'm
patient foot today and wondered
whether Stan Hack was the only
Cub regular in training camp who
can hit the pitching of their team
mates. Hack got a triple, double
and a single-three fourths of the
regulars hits-in a game with the
Yannigans yesterday. Charlie Root
and Jack Russell pitched for the
Yannigans, who won, 6 to l.
SOx Use 81 Players
PASADENA, March 13. up
Manager Jimmy Dykes had every
one but the bat boy to congratu-
late today for the Chicago White
SoX TO 7 victory over the Pasa-
dena Sox Even by leaving regu-
lars in four full innings to be sure
the replacing rockies would have 4
safe margin, Dykes used q play
ers in yesterdays exhibition game.
Browns Whip Phils
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March 13.
CUP)-Manager James doc Pro-
thro wasn't any too happy today
after the showing of his Phila-
delphia Phillies in their second
game Of their exhibition series with
the st. Louis Browns, which they
dropped l1-6. Jim Henry, former
Minneapolis hurler, held the Browns
to one safety during three frames
and left the mound with a 20 lead
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-13

Sports dots and sports daShes:
Ted Steinman. sports editor fol
a San Diego paper, credits the
Hogue twins. Shorty and Bigboy
with reviving fight interest in San
Diego OLD time fight fans
who hadn't been seen at the ring
side since the days of Cowboy
Charlie Cobb and other favorites
were in their customary spots to
see the twins perform last Fri
day night "
The twins. Steinman maintain
ed probably will never be cham
pions. but could make a sizable
chunk of money for themselves
if they are handled correctly
Shorty and Bigboy are tempt
ing their luck in fighting so often,
Steinman said twice a month
IS too often for professional fight
ers TO battle and the twins are
fighting every week
The Death Dodgers, who put on
the most daring sports circus ever
witnessed at the county fair
grounds last week, pulled stakes
Monday and departed for Yuma,
where they will perform next
week
Brawley high schools golf team
prepped for the annual valley
tournament last weekend when
Sug Cantwen nosed out Dick Will
liams in the finals of the school
meet at Del Rio course
The northend school is devel-
oping several fine golf swingers
in its tournaments, according to
Bob Erskine, Brawley coach .
Erskine is a firm believer in start
ing athletes on the right track
during their high school years .
:. best athletes are developed in
that period, ErSkine said
CaleXico high school, perennial
baseball champions, have started
practicing for the 1899 season
q. other schools will not start
until next week
Fl Centre looms as the power
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-13
DrysdaIe Claims
Fourth Record

CORAL GABLES. Fla, March 13.
CUP-Taylor Drysdale of Detroit,
former University of Michigan
swimming star, claimed his fourth
record today in as many weeks.
Drysdale set a national record
fer the 10 yard backstroke over
a 25 yard course yesterday. His
time of one minute SO seconds was
one and four tenths seconds lower
than the old mark of l:082
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-13
Britain PoIoists
Whip Midwick

LOS ANGELES, March 13. CUP)
-Aidan Roark, British polo star,
yesterday led the Midwick polo
team to a s to victory over Santa
Monica in a match on the MidWick
field.
Roark, brother of the late C. I. T.
(PaD Roark who was killed IN a
polo match here several weeks ago,
took a severe spill in the seventh
chukker but escaped serious in
jury and continued playing. Roark
made four OF his teams six goals.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-13

BERKELEY, March 49, (UP)-
Winners of the southern division
of the Pacific Coast conference, the
University of California basketball
team took it easy" today on Or
ders of their coach. NibS Price.
Price ordered his squad to rest
for q few days after their victory
Saturday over the University of
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-13

TAMPA. Fla. March 13. up
Two of Johnny Wander Meer'S Gin
cinnati Red team mates collaborat-
ed to pitch the first no-hit game of
the season, and maybe the first in
grapefruit league history yesterday.
Wander Nicer. last season the first
pitcher in baseball annals to hurl
two no-hitters in succession, had
been scheduled TO pitch against
Brooklyn, but he was in bed with
a slight case of influenza. So, his
mates, Whitney Moore and Junior
Thompson, BANKED the Dodgers
SO.
Brooklyn Meets Yanks
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
13 CUP)-The Brooklyn Dodgers
come here to meet the World
Champion New York Yankees to-
Gay. Manager Joe Mccarthy nom
mated the 3-H hurting squad -
Hadley Haley and Hildebrand
Terry Maps Training
BATON ROUGE, La, March l3.
(UP) - Bill Terry mapped a full
week of hard training today. His
Giants have no more exhibition
games scheduled until they meet
their farm cousins from Jersey City
Saturday. The Giants mopped up
with the Philadelphia Athletics
twice over the weekend, 1872 and
1913.
Allen Ready
NEW ORLEANS, March 10. CUP)
johnny Allen, ace pitcher of the
Cleveland Indians who underwent
an operation on his right elbow two
months ago, believes no will be
ready to hurl by May l. Johnny
tested his arm for the first TINT
for five minutes yesterday. Th'
Indians dropped 1913 decision L
Jersey City yesterday their seconC
loss in three starts against minol
leaguers,
Higgins Injuries Heel
LAKELAND. Fla. March l3. CUP
Frank Higgins was on the De
uoit Tigers side lines today with
badly eashed heel. He was spiked
accidentally, by Pitcher Roxie Law