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Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20

Spec gave no indication that he
knew Of such comment and quietly
retired last night to his room at
the Immigrants hotel, which is a
group of large buildings directly
back of the main customs house.
He had reported to his superiors
that the orders he received were
carried out He had foregone the
satiSfactiOn-dear to any naval
commander OF his type-of standing
on the bridge Of his ship while he
pressed the button that blew her
to pieces.
Now, he disclosed in his letter,
he was free TO follow the course
he himself chose.
Sailors inside the hotel grounds
were moving about normally and
1t did not appear that any of them
we're aware Of Langsdorff's death
for some hours after his body had
been found
The members Of the creW-whose
average age is 22-werc laughing,
talking and reading newspapers
which still carried long stories about
the Graf Spec case.
DO you think We would be
laughing ana Joking If our captain
we're dead?" one of the guards at
tile gate asked He called four
sailors who we're walking nearby
and they also were indignant when
told that Langsdorff was dead.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20

shooting basketeers on a basketball
floor and coaches of the valleys
six high school teams mapped
program which should bring about
that desired result
Unusual Interest
An unusual amount OF interest
was shown III baskr' ball practices
at FL Centre Calexieo and Brawley
high schools during the past week
as preseason showing indicated
a close race all of the way.
Even Holtville high school, usual
ly a weak sister in basketball be-
cause of lack of practice facilities,
has to be considered a contender
this season after the Viking showing
against BraWley in a practice ses-
sion.
Eddie Nakamura. Ralph Skiles,
Toby Mestas, Uke Kimura and Sano
were outstanding in BraWleys prac-
tice sessions as Coach Loughborough
drilled his charges in body position
on defense, and On working the ball
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
Todays Sports Parade

horns would be, and lets him have
it. My guess is that he will brand
some of those dude easternerS from
Washington, D. c., before the game
is over. Pitts ripped off 457 yards
from scrimmage during the con-
ference schedule and scored So
points. His punting average was
3542 yards, he threw two touch
down passes. and kicked ten extra
points.
Arizona State is coached by Dixie
Howell. the Alabama sharpshooter
who is not new to bowl games, In
1885 Dixie did the pitching and Don
Hutson did TIE catching to beat the
daylights out of Stanford in the
Rose Bowl. Dixie has come along
fast as a coach. This is his first
real job and in two years he has
taken the Arizona squad from no.
where TO the border conference
championship. His team specializes
III Just, open, and aggressive foot
ball
The report I get is that the Ari-
zona boys will come over from
Tempe via horseback, and that al
ready they are saddling paints,
cayuses, strawberry roans, palminas,
and pintos for the trip. They'll
ford the Salt river just to toughen
UP, and will eat from a chuck
wagon en- route, with jerky as the
standard dish.
The Catholic U. team won't be
entirely lost in the western sur
roundings OF the Sun Bowl, as it
has on its squad a -fledged
Indian, Joe Guyon, Jr., son of
the big chief who ran wild on
southern gridirons as a Georgia
Tech halfback. If Junior is half
as good as his father was, feathers
will fly in the Sun Bowl. Because
the Of man was one Of the sweetest
hardest hitting men ever
to put on war paint and take that
football under his arm.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
San Jose Reopens
Football Practise

SAN JOSE. Calf. Dec 20. CUP)
The San Jose State college Spar
tans were recalled to practice by
Coach Dud DeGroot today in anti
cipation of the signing of a contract
for a game against ST Mary's Of
Texas in the Tourist Bowl at
Denver New Years Day.
De Groot said that because ar
rangements were not yet "airtight'
he wouldn't make definite plans for
departure until the contract ten
dered by the Denver Tourist Bowl
association is signed, sealed and de-
livered. 1t was expected today.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
Bench Warming
BY Burdette Kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

time and lot Of trouble can be
generated for the opposition in the
Tennessee fast-charging forward
vail.
The Trojans. however, were more
impressed BY the Vols scoring re-
cord Of 2I2 points than by the fact
the Tennessee goal line has been
uncrossed. By simple logic the men
from Troy reason its the touch
downs which mean defeat more
often than goal line stands.
Observers believe the Trojans will
be at their strongest extensively for
the New Years Day classic. Since
the Notre Dame game the use
team has been upset By injuries to
such stars as All-American Harry
Smith. tackle Bob DeLauer, and
Quarterback Granny Lansdell. But
with the forward wall and backfield
intact. supporters of the Trojans
believe nothing can stop the use
even Tennessee's yaun-
ted defense.
And then there's always Nave
to toss into the game TO save the
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
BY HENRY McLEMORE

Ell PASO Tex, Dec. 20 (UP)-
The more I hear of the Sun Bowl
football came which will be played
here on New Years Day, the more
7 am TEMPTED to swap my double
breasted blue serge for a PAIR of
chaps. my hOmburg for a ten gal
lon Stetson. and stay here instead
of going to the Rose Bowl
One of the teams that IS going
to play in the Sun Bowl is Arizona
State college of Tempe( bustling
little town N the Salt river valley
lust outside Of PhoeniX). The COL
lege song is Home on the Range"
the team mascot is a little dogie,
the scnool flower is the cactus.
the buffalo and antelope play on the
campus, the sky is blue all day,
and anyone who says a discourag
ing word about the teams chances
against Catholic university on New
Years Day is liable to be plugged
with a six shooter.
It's a rootin', tootin'. ki-vi-yippee-
av football team of cowboys. and
the only thing the referee has to
watch out for is to see that the
tackles and guards take off their
spurs before the kickoff That, and
warning the safety man against
iassoing an opponent who breaks
loose on a long run.
The star Of the team is Wayne
Ripper Pitts, who comes out of
the huddle like a bronco out of
the chute. He has played three
years and no one has broken him
vet. He tears into an enemy line
ike a stampeding buffalo, and runs
the ends like a scared pinto, a
real cowboy when he isn't playing
football, Pitts is a tremendous de-
fensive player, largely because he
uses his bulldogging ability TO
tackle
He nails his man high around the
head works down TO where the
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
SI7.O00,O00 Changes Hands Through
MutueI Windows; California Leads
Parade in Race Track Betfinq

NEW YORK. Dec. 20. CUP)-The
man at Dun 4 Bradstreet said the
1899 business index wouldn't be
ready for two weeks but if race
track betting is a fair barometer
the ink-stained wretches can stop
tabulating now because the year
was a great success.
Final returns from the annual
United Press survey disclosed today
that s29T633.1l3 changed hands
throush the mutuol windows in II
of the Is states where the sport of
kines is Iegal-or almost S2000O.O0O
more than IN 1888. The increase was
the sharpest in a decade.
Ten OF the Il states showed gains
and the other losses. mainly from
curtailad seasons. In Massachusetts,,
the season was cut from 90 to so
days and betting dropped from
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
Electric Eye May
Be Used TO Aid
1'saLI Officials

DETROIT, Dec. 20. (UP)-Work
started today on an electric eye
which will scientifically rule on field
goal attempts in football games.
Construction is under the direc-
ton of Leo Fitzpatrick, director Of
the Detroit Lions professional foot
ball team of the national league
Our engineers believe they can
will record the kick Immediately and
perfect an electric machine which
indicate on the scoreboard whether
it was good or bad Fitzpatrick
said
Attention was focused on field
goals Dec. 8 when Referee Bill Hal
loran ruled a Washington goal at
tempt no good in the final seconds
of the game and gave the New York
Giants a 81 victory and the eastern
championship. The decision caused
controversy.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
L. 4. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, Dec. 20. GPJ-
supple were moderate To- liberal
ON most lines with trading moder-
ate and piccs about steady.
Cucumbers. Imperial Wy $1.35-
$3.50. lugs No ztock 75-90c.
peas: san Diego 60 pole 7-sc.
SAN Pedro bush nrdiuarH 2-fc. Coa-
aLoIla viz 5-tr. i9eal bush 10.
Imperial VALLEY 5r. China pee.
goacheua Wy 9r
squash: White summer Imperial
Vaucy 81 0u-Sl 70. flats 90c. Goa
chella Wy lugs $1.qQ-&i.15s Italian
Imperial Wy Jugs 50-65e. yellow
crookneck Imperial TIy slats 800.
Tomatoes. stones san Luis OblspO
and santa Maria Jugs 5x5s and 5@-
Gs 81 rs: Gx6g 81 so; san Diego co
5x5s and 5x6s S2.o0-S2.25: Ventura
60 5N5s and 5x6s S1.50-S1.75 inland
crates stop $500, santa Barbara co
and san Diego co stem pole .
layer 5x5s-5x6s S2.O0-$250.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
Important Correction

important Correction
Forrest made the hole-i -in-one at
the Barbara Worth course Sunday
-. but II wasn't Forrest Manley
49,. 1t was Forrest Ferguson Of
Holtville Ferguson slapped his
tee shot into the cup on the 1870
yard No. hole in a club tourney
match Sunday Ny apology to
both FORESTS "
The Washington Case
Although ticket sales indicated
a boycott will not materialize
against the annual Shrine East
West football game, protest letters
from hundreds OF gridiron follow
ers continued to pour into game
headquarters today. denouncing ac-
ton of the committee in excluding
Kenny Washington. brilliant Negro
haJfback of UCIA from the roster
Of participating western all-stars.
Many letters complained against
the committees ''bowing TO southern
prejudice" and excluding Washing
ton because of his race.
Babe Hollingberry OF Washing
ton State college. co-coach Of the
Western team commented: we
didn't select washington simply be
cause it would jeopardize our
standing among the. southern col
leges. Nobody has 70 remind me
how good washington IS. We played
against him for three years. !
knoW-plenty.n
Officials revealed that all but
1000 of the $1,000 tickets for the
game have been sold.
EScQiOnd
Remember Gregorio Escalona of
Calexico? He was one Of the valleys
fayorite amateur boxers.
He won the Los Angeles Golden
Glove 112 title IN the recent tour
nament but lost q decision TO Ken
ny Lindsay of Seattle in the finals
of the Ear West tournament. Plans
indicate he will turn pro in the
near future.
The Rose BOlrL
Coach Howard Jones prepared
for his second consecutive Christ
mas season Of football worry this
week, doubly plagued BY his scouts
report thai the Tennessee Vols
might spoil Troy's perfect Rose
Bowl record.
Tennessee is admittedly the
strongest ana most versatile team
the Trojans have ever been forced
TO meet in the Rose Bowl The
backfield presents q danger at any
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Dec. %. up
stocks made an Irregular recovery
today with volume slightly above
yesterday.
Most leading issues advanced
small amounts. 4 few special issues
broke out Of a fractional area
Chrysler was strong, selling at
s97s up -; other motors were firm.
Aviation issues were firm. Pan
American rose TO a new high on q
gain Of moe than a point.
Electric power and light and pub
lie service held At the previous
close while North American and
consolidated Edison registered mi
nor advances
DOW Jone- preliminary closing
stock aTera ges. Industrial 1913. I'D
20; rail. g1.42. Up 90: utility PAST
uD u.C5. stocks 5G05. up h.15.
stock ales aprOximated 10000
sharcs compared with 100000 yes
terday curb stock sa!es were 1s4-
600 shares against 1s3 900 IN the
Pre- gi0us session.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
CaIiente Prepares
For Opening

SAN DIEGO. Dec. 20 up
South Of the border, colorfm Aqua
Cal;ente is stirring with activity
in preparation for the inaugural
handicap OF the Calente season
next Sunday. a siX-furlong sprint
for all ages which IS expected to
bring together many OF the leading
speed stars of the west coast.
Six carloads Of thoroughbreds
from Tanforan were reported due
at the track today to be campaigned
at the Mexican plants coming seas
on, with many others being sent
down by van.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
Track Meet Site
70 Be Considered

SAN FRfSCISCO, Dec. 20 up
Site ior the 1910 National AAU
track meet will be announced to-
morrow night at a meeting Of the
Pacific association here.
Fresno and Oakland are the COM
peting cities. On the basis Of its
promotion Of the west coast relays,
Fresno is almost certain to obtain
the honor OF conducting the 1910
edition OF the national meet.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20

S48,991, 1865 to S22, 22,274,329-thc great
est decline. In Maryland, with vir-
tually the same number of racing
days, the profits mounted from
$29, ,222 ,534 to $34 900, O,58O-the great
est increase.
On the profit side we're Arizona,
California, Florida. Kentucky, Mi
chigan. New Hampshire, Rhode Is
land, Washington and West Vir-
ginia. Arkansas. Delaware, Illinois,
Nebraska. Nevada and Ohio drop
ped slightly below their 1898 totals.
The golden flow was heaviest
again IL the Golden West. Betting
in California reached the incredible
figure of S75.8O8,676, an all time
peak for any single state and more
than double the total of Illinois,
second with S37,973,876, or Florida,
third with $35,276,603.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
CAFEGO STAYS OUT OF
SCRIMMAGE SESSION

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Dec. 20.
CUF)-George Cafego, sparkplug Of
the Tennessee offense, will not take
part in scrimmages before the Rose
bowl game with Southern Califor-
MIA in Pasadena, Coach Bob Ney-
land said today.
I'VE probably will give his injured
knee more time to rest" Neyland
said. we think and hope the rest
will cure the injury by game time &"
Cafego suffered a knee injury
late in the REGULAR season.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
Injuries Bench
Five Georgia Tech
CFidiron Aces

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec 20. CUP)-
Five Georgia Tech football players
we're benched with injuries today
while the rest of the team worked
on an offensc which featured
screen deception plays,
Coach Bill Alexander said he
knew too little about the attack of
Missouri. the other team in the Mi
ami Orange Bowl New Years Day
to prepare a special defense.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
CoIored Clowns TO
Play Braw!eyl l.C.

New Yorks Broadway Colored
Clowns. a nationally famous barn
storming basketball team, will meet
Brawley junior college Thursday
night in the Brawley gymnasium.
Coach John McIntyre's junior
collegians boast a stronger team
than last season and are undefeated
in regularly scheduled games.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
into the basket for set shots.
Bulldogs Get Draw

into the basket for set shots.
Bulldogs Get Draw
In CalcXiCo the Bulldogs prepared
for the season opening by playing
MeXicali cagers TO 21-2l tie. CAL
cXico used a fast break and man
to man defense in practices. The
Bulldogs play Yuma Friday night.
FL Centre high basketeers ran
through a long workout as Coach
Hanson made his first squad cut
by dropping Tuffy Hester and Ken
meth Edgar from the roster. Both
were sent out TO practice for track.
Jack OsWalt Jack kirkpatrick,
Kobata. Koike, Siguhara and Jones
had apparently copped the inside
track on their respective positions
by Wednesday. All needed practice
at hitting the hoop, however
Holtyille, Imperial and Calipatria
made satisfactory progress. Imperial
plays Brawley Thursday afternooK
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Dee 20. tUPl
The Los Angeles stock cNehanEe
was strong on most issues in brisk
trading today.
ON the whole board. eight Issues
gained. four lost and 11 remained
unchanged in transactions iuvilyins
about $500 shares.
sales included Los Angeles In
Vestment 1O0 at - up h; Robots
pub mkts 200 al unchanged O.
Tansamerioa 200 at 57s unchanged
Pacific gas and Electc 100 at 53
down - southern Cal. Edison com
100 al 2TM unchanged. per cent
pfa 400 at 29ls unchangedi 3 - per
cent pfd Joe at 2SH up ~ Southou
pacifie Toe al IS unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
TROY BRUSHES UP
AERIAL ATTACK

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 90 CUP)--
No contact work and a long aerial
session featured the second day of
practice today for the Southern
California football teams Rose
Bowl game against Tennessee New
Years Day.
Coach Howard Jones concentrated
on his three backfield aces, Granny
Lansdell, Amby SCHNEIDER and Doyle
Nave, during the forward passing
instruction,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
CLEMSON MAPS DEFENSE TO
STOP BOSTON COLLEGE

CLEMSON, 5. c., Dec. 20. CUP)-
Clemson's first string football team
had little difficulty today in stop
ping plays of Boston College, their
Cotton Bowl opponent, as executed
by the Tigers third team in scrim-
mage.
HalfbackS Shad Bryant, George
Floyd and Banks McFadden reeled
off long gains in an offensive drill
against the subs.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
L. 4. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGE GELES. Dec. %. N'PJ-
Hogs saleaLlc $50. steady. medium
10 choice truckins $3.50: t3p G35
fw light sOws 3.s5.
Cattle saloa bic 1J50. SLOW. uu
even; COWS 1J-Z5 cents lower. other
classes steady. fed Erarlug steers
held above g.2J. few medium steer
$3.50. small l0t- GOOD COWS G.5a-
G.s5. common 10 medium buf. 5.54-
ops calves .aI'aHlo foa. Htifr dnu,
bidding weak 20 Io"cI
sheep sslcablc 7o1. no saIes. no
lambs, undoriouo w"ak T. - cents
lower.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
Tackett Gains Tie
For Employees

Jack ackett, currently rated one
Of E. Centro's ace boWlers. Tuesday
night fired a 1873 to give the City
Employees q p tie in a league
match against the leading REA keg-
lers.
Wiley Milner topped the losers
with a 1877.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES, Dec. %. up
Hens, leghorns. q. to - lbs Il
Hens, leghorns, over 4 lbs. 49,. J.
Do. over lbs, up ............ i
Fryers, cOlored, % 70 81 lbs. Is
Do. over 1 lbs. .............. Is
Broilers, over Ia up TO IA. lbs. Il
Broilers, over - up TO 90 lbs. j
Leghorns 2h lbs. 70 ) lbs. .... Il
Fryers, colOred 21a t. 81 lbs. Is
Do. cOlored, over 31i lbs. up .. Is
ROasterS, colorcd ............ -
Old ROOsteIs. cUIore~ ....... L
Old Roosters. leghorn .....
stays ..............-.... il
Ducklings, over 5 pounds ...... 1e
DuckAngs, under pounds -. IA
Old ducks .................. 0s
Young tom turkeys. u 10 20 ID. Il
Do. 20 lbs. up ....--..-....-.... Il
Young hen turkeys. @ 10 i Ib#. i
Young hen turkey j IDs. up II
old tom turkey, .............. l.
Old hen turkeys ........-..#-....... IL
CapOns. s lbs. and up .-...... "a
Ra bbits, No. ! VIII. 3 = TO a. lbs i
Rabbits, mixed ...-.-........ in
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
MISSOURI TO LEAVE
FOR MIAMI THURSDAY

COLUMBIA, Mo, Dec. 20. CUP)
The University of Missouri foot
ball team had only one hard work
out to go today before heading for
Miami to Meet Georgia Tech in
the Orange Bowl Jan l.
The 36 man team leaves Thurs
day works out Friday at Birming-
ham, and arrives in Miami Satur-
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
BOSTON COLLEGE RESTS
AFTER FIRST PREP

NORTH ANDOVER, Mass, Dec.
20 up Boston Colleges 80 man
football squad rested today after
their first tune-up scrimmage for
the New Years Day Cotton Bowl
game with Clemson at Dallas, Tex.
Handicapped by the dismissal of
the freshman squad, the Agles held
a light morning session yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
Bruin Caaers Bow
To San Jose

SAN JOSE, Calf, Dec. 90. up
The San Jose State college basket
ball team evened the count here last
night when it defeated the Bruins
of UCLA 40-31. The night before
the Bruins beat the Spartans 45-33
in the first game of the series. San
Jose led at halftime by the margin
of 20-14.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
Sacs to Train
Al Elsinore

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Dec. 20
CUP)-Elsinore has been chosen as
the spring training site for the
fifth consecutive season by the Sac
ramento Pacific coast league base
ball club. II was announced today.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
Diving Champ
Aid Assured

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 20 up
Georgia Coleman, former Olympic
diving champion. was assured Of
financial aid today for an opera
ton to correct a liver ailment.
A donor. who asked TO remain
anonymous, promi<d TO meet all
hospital expenses until after the
operation is performed. W w. Skel-
ton, friend of the Coleman family.
said
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
TULANE HALFBACK
INJURIES LEG

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 20. CUP)-
Bog Glass, left halfback of the
Tulane team which meets Texas
A and NJ in the Sugar Bowl game
Jan. /, was hospitalized today with
an injured leg and the Green
Waves chances sank accordingly.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
Bv HARRY FERGUSON
Inited Press SnnrtS Editnr

patches on each of the major sports.
Bv HARRY FERGUSON
United Press sports Editor
NEW YORK. Dec %. eUPl-A
baseball team. a dazzling young
boxer from Pittsburgh and pretty
girl tennis player from California
dominated the world of sports in
1899.
The level Of performance in all
sports was high and in some-no-
tably college football-Was so high
that no one competitor or team
stood out above all the rest. But
baseball, tennis and boxing pro
ylded these outstanding eompeti-
tors:
The New York Yankees Winners
Of the American league pennant for
the fourth consecutive year: vic
tors over the Cincinnati Reds in
four straight games in the World
Series; chief contributor of talent
to the American league team that
won the all-Star game.
Billy Gonna fast, flashy boxer
who defeated the best fighters in
the mlddleWeight division and then
moved up TO become light heavy
Weieht champion Of the world. Al
most unknown at the end Of 1888
Conn biazed across the sports skies
lr one brief year and established
himself as a fancy boxer in the
great tradition OF Slattery and
LOughran.
Alice MarbIe-shc won or shared
in every one Of the six major cham
open to women. Victor in
the wOmen'S singles at Wimbledon
and in the National singles cham
piOnship at Forest Hills. Miss Mar
bic shared the Women'S doubles
title Of Great Britain and the Unit
ed States with Mrs. Sarah Palfrev
Fabyan. She shared the mixed dou-
bles title at Wimbledon with Bobby
Riggs and the national doubles title
with Harry Hopman OF Australia.
The European war was felt in
sports. Preparations for the 1910
Olympic games at Helsinki came to
a standstill. The Rider Cup matches
between British and American pro-
fessionals were cancelled and it is
unlikely that Britain will be able
to go through with its tennis and
golf program in 1910.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
Markets Al
A Glance

SUCKS INN IN 0uTtf Trade
Bonds irregularly higher. L. s
governments mixed
Curb stocks irregularly higher.
Foreign exchange steady
Cotton off as much as 20 cents
bale
Wheat 80. cents d busheI lower.
corn off il
Rubber down nearly . cent q
pound.
Silver up ] cent in New YORK to
36is cents a fine ounce
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
WLPS. FLAY FUTURES
LOCAL RUITERFAT
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Dec %. Up Wheat
lost some of rs recent sensational
advance under heavy profit taking
on the chicago board of trade to =
day.
Wheat closed 2 TO ~ cents low
er; corn was Of 11s to IL cents,
and oats were e to r cents lower
SOY beans slumped sA IT cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
Sharpshooting Stressed BY
Valley Basketball Coaches

The problem of putting basketball through the hoop
took up the time Of valley high school basketball players
in Tuesday and Wednesday practices league teams
sumed sessions in preparation for the opening in
January There is nothing quite effective five sharp
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
L. 4. GRAINS

Los ANGELES. Dec. 20. drP) =
Wheat
no Z hard white .... SIT = i So
No. I soft white =-#= 8f.T7 te-1.82 2.
Barley
NO. prI. wcsi S. lb. 9Il2g .t17fr
Milo
40 yellow El.3Tfs- ! A.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
Baseball Team, Boxer,
Girl Tennis Player Rated
Outstanding in 80 Sports

tultOrS NCtC-Jhe following Is
the first in a series reviewing the
hieh points in sports IN 1889. It Is
q seneral survey OF the year and
Will be followed by separate dis
nntnhnS Nr, nn.h of tl,n NJ -. .,,-,..-
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-20
L. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES, Dec. 20. CUP)- -
-s,..-.,.--.-. 5H-f