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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-10-11
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sore throat. Also, tonsils that
were larger than normal, with
out any symptoms whatever,
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However, that the tonsils are USE
full organs up to the age of puberty
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-10-11
Maginot Line

The cost of constructing the Magi-
not line of Notifications in France
was $50, 100000. The work required
five years.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-10-11
HERBERT r. O'CONOR
+ IN By the Governor:
GREAT SEAL
.ARxLAHD/ FRANCIS PETROTT
0 Secretary Of StusA
bananas Ripen

Bananas should not be put in the
refrigerator unless they are ripe, for
they ripen only at room tempera-
ture.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-10-11
Early Removal
OF Tonsils May
Affect Sinuses
By DIR. JAMES W. BARTON

w HEN it was found some
w 80 years ago that infected
tonsils caused rheumatism and
rheumatism caused heart dis
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-10-11
Produces Most Wine

The province of Ontario produces
approximately 80 per cent Of Cam
ada's wine, having SO bottling plants
in operation.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-10-11

I hereby certify that / have this date
inspected for Captain
oysters caught within the limits Of the
State Of Maryland, sold To-
and found the same to contain--
bushels of merchantable oysters and
bushels Of understandable
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-10-11


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Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
By HENRY McLEMORE

NEW YORK, May Is. (UP)-The
question of how great a race horse
Bimelech is was settled, once and
for all with the arrival in the big
town of Sol. Edward Riley Bradley,
the master of Idle Hour farm.
, The colonel had been here scarce
1y long enough to order a new sup
ply of his famous gates-ajar COL
lars before announcing that Bime-
1ech would not start in the Withers
mile at Belmont Park on Saturday
unless the track were fast.
. As a matter of fact. the Colonel
went further than that. He made it
clear that Bimelech would pass up
all of his major three -year-old en-
gagements unless nature were kind
and provided a dry. quick -as-light-
ming footing at least hour or two
before post time. Cuppy tracks like
.the one Bimelech found at Louis
willie. when he was beaten by Gal
qahadion in the Kentucky Derby
ARE out. So are muddy tracks, heavy
tracks, drying out tracks. slow
tracks, and even just good tracks.
In short. Bimelech is chosey
fellow Like Johnstown of a year
ago, the son of Black Toney and
LA Trionne is a champion in a re-
'strlcted sense only. He hasn't it in
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
Claiborne Upsets
Thompson; Play
Continues Tonight

Patty Claiborne, Holtville high
school youngster, turned in the
closest thing to an upset in Holt
vile tournament play wednesday
night by defeating Francis Rae
Thompson, 7-5, def, in Junior girls
singles.
Other results:
Junior boys singles-Bowker df.
BrentS. 8-6, 11-9.
Junior boys doubleS-HemS and
Brents df. Munson and Mccullough
60, 60.
Mems singles-MaSSey df. Abbott,
8-6. 60: j. Bowker df. Harrington.
6-1, 60; Mayfield df. Lazo, Ga,
6-3 =
Mixed doubleS-Chesnut and Max
well df. Claiborne and Cline. 6-1.6-2.
Junior girls singles-Claiborne df
Thompson, Us, def; Chestnut df.
Horton, 6-l, 62.
Thursday Night Schedule:
Girls Doubles 15)-Skinner-Plc-
mons VS.. Carroll-Bowker, at &c,
pm: Stanton-Raley VS.. Skinner
PlcmonS. at &c, 5 pm.
Womens singles - Stanton VS..
Marquand, at foltvillc. 7:30.
Girls singles q8) - Stanton vs..
Case, at E. c.. g p.m.; Claiborne
VS.. Chestnut, at Holtville, $50.
Girls singles Q5)-Hyatt VS.. Skin
ner, at &c, pm; Bowker VS..
pm.
Mems doubles Miller Grove VS..
winner Hyatt Skinner at &c. pm.
Bowker- -Bowker, at &c, pm.
Mixrd doubles-,Stanton- -Riessen
VS.. Claiborne Cline, at Holtville,
$50.
Mems singles-Riessen VS.. Massey
at &c, pm; Yeager VS.. Wiging-
ton at &c. pm; Grove VS. w.
Bowker. at E. C. pm; Mayfel6
VS. Maxwell, at &c. pm; j.
Bowkcr VS. winner Yeager- -Wiging-
ton, at +. C.. s pm; Brents VS..
winner Crowe-W Bowker, at &c,
pm.
Boys doubles G8)--Massey-B -Brod-
crick VS.. Finn-Milcr, at Holt, $50.
Boys singles 13) -.- Blalack VS..
Evaro, at &c, 6 pm;
Boys singles l5)--Riedy VS.. o.
lason. at &c, pm; Stcirett VS..
Blackwood, at &c, 5 pm.
Boys doubles 13)-Blalack-Sharp
VS. ToWnsend-A -Allason, at &c, 5
pm.
Veterans es-Whitelaw-E Ed
munds VS.. Garrick- Clark, at Holt,
1880 pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
L. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES. MAY IS. tP) -
Supplies continued heavy with trad
ing moderate to slow. Asparagus
cantaloupes, cherries, CucumberS
peas. peppers. squash and tomatoes
were slightly weaker to weaker
Eggplant as slightly stronger.
Bunched vegetables: beets 30-45c;
carrots SOC: celery root S1.00; Di-
kon 50-60c: green onions s1.2515 so
Leeks 75c; mustard 35-40c; parsley
45-6Oc; radishes small red 45-6Oc;
spinach 90-S1.0Q; turnips 3O-45c
dozen mint csc; Watercress soc.
Cantaloupes: Imperial Jumbo'
36s- 45s s2.o0-s2.25; sta Ass s1.75'
500.
Eggplant: Coachella Wy lugs 81.
tops 75c.
Tomatoes: Brawley. FL Centro &
Westmorland 9-tops 1881 90; Holt
willie s. 65-S1.OO; Coachella Wy 81
S5-S 90.
Watermelons Imperial Klondike'
ton lots S35-S4O.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
.0aksCut Into
Padre Lead as
Sacs Win Again
Rv United PRESS

For lust ABOUT an hour last night
San FranciscoS sassy Seals were IN
third place in the Pacific Coast
league on the crest of a five t5)
game winning streak. but Portlands
Baver-DuckS couldn't stand pros
perity and lost a nightcap to Sc
attic, the Rainiers topping the Seals
by two percentage points in the
final reckoning.
And while Sacramento's seventh
place Solons were cutting the first
place San Diego club for the sec
ond time. Oakland was recouplng
at the expense of Los Angeles and
moving back to within game and
half of the Padres.
The Seals took Hollywood to
behind the pitching of AL Epperly.
Stan Corbett pitched Oakland to
7 to | win over Los Angeles to
square the series. Only in the Sec
ond frame was Corbett ineffective.
Then Lou Novikoff doubled and
came home on Johnny Moore's sim
gle.
Sacramento got an early start
and beat San Diego to 3. Bill
Schmidt blanked the Padres in all
but the sixth inning, when four
hits brought three runs.
Portland split pair with Seattle,
winning the first game l6 to + and
losing the second 3 to 2.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16

. The Reds were back on top to-
day. half a game ahead of the
Dodgers. and Gene Thompson was
the big reason why they were there.
Thompson held the Dodgers to five
hits yesterday as the Reds Won.
So. and he had the Dodgers at his
mercy except in the third when
they Slugged out three hits 10 score
their two runs.
Already Thompson has Won five
games While losing only one. with
four victories in succession. Thomp-
sons development from a rookie
a year ago into one of the best
young pitchers in baseball has low
cred the odds on the Reds 10 re-
peat. Watching Thompson slap
down his ball club Larry Macrhall
remarked, that kid is the best
pitcher on the Cincinnati club.
If that's true Thompson is close
to being the leagues best mounds
man. However. MacPhail might
have been cxaggcrating slightly be-
cause the Latham. Ill. righthandar
| who won rCaCn MS Iolu Dllti'udN
until June was making the Dod2-
ers look feeble.
Larry French of the Cubs shut
out the Bees, 20. French allowed
only two hits to score his fifth
triumph and his third shutout.
French started the winning rally
in the eighth when he reached first
on Wharstler's error. Hacks triple
scored him and then the Cub third
3acker counted on Herman'S single.
Carl Hubbell won his second
game, pitching the Giants to a 81
victory over the Pirates. Two OF the
eight hits off Hubbell were horlers,
by Fandley and Elliott, The Pirate
infield made four errors while the
Giants made two double plays.
Scoring six runs IN the second.
the Phllles handed the Card uals
another defeat. 6-3 The Pnils gang
ed up on Gene Llllard and droye
him to cover. Kirby Higbc kept The
Cards II hits well scattered except
in the fifth to win his third game
All American league games wore
postponed
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. May 16. tCPJ-
Hogs ssleable 300. scaled sales stea
dy TO strong, some around 70 ccht'
higher than wedneday's low. early
top $50 on load good to choice 100
22O pound California grain led
few medium TO good 6.00-6.45: howS
strong to Is cents higher at 4.4o-
s75.
Cattle saleable 500, steer quality
plain. little done early. indication
about steady: cows steady TO :,
cents lower: bulls nominally steady
good light fed steers quoted tc
ass: few medium held above 500;
good fed heifers quoted TO 9.25; load
good Imperial cows 6.75; Gamers
and cutters AS. 25: common to me
dunn cows 5.60-6.25: bulls quoted
7 down: calves saIeable $50. steady
good to choice yealers 10 11.5O;
auotabie top l2; slaughter calves
1850 down.
sheep ssieable 25o. part Geek
gsod ~ pound Calf. spring lambs
STEADY at ESQ: good to choice quot
ed 10 975; no action on aged stock.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. May Is. (UP)-Pres-
ident Roosevelts defense MESA ge
brought the heaviest buying of the
year into aircraft shares today and
they swept forward to recoup most
of the losses suffered earlier this
week.
steel shares led other divisions
of the list higher after the market
had fluctuated nervously through
the major part of the session
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial, 1000
up 1872; rail. 26.20. up 0.31; utility
20.9s, up O.13; 65 stocks, 1875, W
0.59.
stock sales amounted to 2,350,"0o
shares compared with $4,000 yes
terday. Curb stock turnover dwin-
died 10 3s2,O 900 shares from 64f,oo'
Yesterday
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
Golf Qualifying
Sites Reduced

NEW YORK, May Is. (UP) -.
Cancellation of the San Francisco
qualifying round for the National
Open golf champIonyMp reduced
the total qualifying sites to Is to-
Gay,
Only one entry bad been received
from San Francisco, the U. S. Golf
association reported Willie Goggin
got his entry in under the deadline
Tuesday and the association wired
him that he could play in the
qualifying round at Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
C0liDafrid Football


"Calipatria is still in the valley
league, and we have football team
UP here too"
Wes Alt, Calipatria high coach,
dropped a postcard 20 the Bench
Warmer then repeated in an in
terview that Calipatria is on its way
toward the top in valley athletics.
particularly football.
Calipatria has twelve returning
letterrnen for the 1910 football
squad. which will open its sched-
ule ON Oct. 4 against Ramona high,
and eight of the lettermen were
members of the first string.
Alt added IL reserves who saw
q good deal of action in games last
year 70 his returning squad and
predicted Calipa&ria's most out
standing football team in its short
three-year history.
The northend school started from
scratch three years ago and last
season came up with a team which
defeated Holtvilie and Imperial
reserves, Brawley Bees and dropped
close decision to El Cntro's junior
varsity and Imperial varsity.
Now. with twelve lettermen and
"a sQuadmen returning, the Cali
patrians are ready to tackle a
tough schedule which includes games
with Ramona. Yuma reserves
Blythe, Brawley, Ell Centre, Calexi-
co. Imperial and Holtville reserves.
Give us two more years. Alt
said, land we may make a bid
to join Imperial among the new
teams in the regular league sched-
ule.''
The slim Calipatria mentor was
not joking for his 1910 team will
average close to $50 pounds to the
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
Covington Recalls
14TitIesin1 Is
Years of Baseball

Coach Edward B. Covington OF
Calexico high school stored away
another baseball score book IL his
files with a valley league cham
pionShip" written across the c3vcr.
The Bulldogs won their l4th
championship in Is years of Coving-
ton coaching this season, clinching
the title with a comparatively easy
1876 victory over El Centro high
Tuesday afternoon.
And the defending champions
from CaleXico appear ready to win
another championship in l94l. Eve
key men will return for baseball
in l941, including a new pitcher
a dark complexioncd youth who
answers to the name of Vale.
Vallc blankcd FL Centre for four
innings in the final game TucSiay
and appeared to be the best atGral
pitcher CaleXiCo has turned out
since Joe Andrade.
a
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, May is. fCP)-.
Aircraft stocks scared nearly d
points today on President Roose :
vets call for 5o,000-plane air
force.
Between 10 o'clock. when the
speech was made, and noon tht
furry of aircraft buying abou'
ioubIed the volume on the Los An
reIeS stock exchange to a total FOR
the morning of 29,5O0 shares.
Lockheed led the rise with =
jump to 36iz and its subsidiary
Vega was up 30 to II Is; Ryan
Jumped Ia = 81 and Solar is 10
a.. Menasco with volume OF
ID 600 gained TO 4.
Otherwise almost all clas6es
slumped. General Motor sank J.
to 80.
New lows for the year were
reached by Pacific Gas common a.
-. off IL Pacific Gas 5l2s a. -
off %. Pacific lighting common
at 50 off 4; Edison 5'2s N 2t&s. or
- Edison common however. gained
=. TO 26. southern California Gas
"A" slumped 2A 10 u for new low
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
BENCHW WARM|NG
by Burdette Kinne
-Post-Press Sports Editor
-Post-Press Sports Editor

man, with four linemen who will
90 we'll above the 10 mark.
Lettermen returning are Hldeo
Ishinline. quarterback; Sam Elster,
guard: Manuel Stames, halfback;
Bud Fleming, fullback; J. L. Love,
guard; Manuel Lopez, end: Hal
Pittman, halfback; Bill Simmeral,
and Stanley German tackles.
Promising squadmen returning
are Charles Everett. Fred Williams,
Tom Sorenson. Eddie Chaffin. Ken
McKendry. Hal Emisaton, Robert
Martin, H. Tate. Bill Greenfield.
Carlos San Roman. Charles Rhodes,
Bob Walker.
With those youngsters to start
on Alt predicts the Calipatria elev-
en- will win a majority of its games
on the 1910 schedule and because
more than half of the returning
squadmen will return again in l94l
the northend mentor is looking
forward to an even greater team the
following year.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
E|ks Triumph in
SoftbaII Opener

Joe Hurst. as steady as old man
river and nearly as perpetual, was
the star of another opening right
in Ell Centre city league softoa.l
Wednesday night as he pitched and
batted Ell Centro Elks to 1914 vic
tory over Imperial Merchants in
the city stadium.
Holtville and Seeley teams mix
tonight at $50 in the second game
of the league season.
Hurst. besides holding Imperial
to scattered six hits, pounded out
four safe blows in six tries at the
plate. including a three-run homer
in the sixth inning.
Hurst took the situation in hand
shortly after the Imperial Valley
Boys band. had done their bit with
opening musical selections and af-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
Today's Sports Parade

him to go out on any given day and
accept any given track and take
his chances against any given horse.
The old Colonel must be getting
old, indeed, for only a few minutes
after he said Bimelech would de-
mand certain type of racing strip.
he spoke of his colt as true cham
pion. Now I am not one to argue
matters of the horse with the mas
ter of Idle Hour While T have spent
more than the budget allows in
what is known as improving the
breed I have never owned racing
stable. My silks are not known on
any track in the world. and I have
yet to have the thrill of standing
in the unsaddling ring and getting
roses in my hair.
Still, 1 know what a sports cham
pion is.
A real champion. that is.
A real champion be he man OF
beast, is one who does not have
a handle with care" tag on HIM
A champion can go in the rain o.
the sunshine, over the sprint dis
tance or the long route. He is one
who needs to know nothing more
than the time and place of battle
To say a horse who can't go il
the mud or on an Off track is {
champion is to say that boxer l.
champion who can only guarantee
to beat men who promise not Il
hit him with a left hand. You NIGH
just as we'll give the national tenni.
singles title to a fellow who coulo
win only If opponents promised moi
to life lobs when he came to tho
net. Carrying it still further. hov
much would you respect a worlo
champion baseball team that 90,
the title only because the opposi
ton was considerate enough not t,
employ bunts or home runs?
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16

: DCttOn and Lopez who have
each had their time as heavyweight
mat champions of the world, are
capable performers as wrestlers go
and are particularly adept at fly
ing tackle and rough house tactics.
Lopez, who made the elbow smash
famous, is presently the champion
of Mexico and Detton, who halls
from down Panhandle way, claims
the title of that area.
Preliminary bouts will match
Willie Davis and Vic Hill and Mar
ion Cox and Sonny Lamont. In
Los Angeles arenas, according to
Promoter Pete BuzukoS, these pre-
Inns would be main events. III any
event the boys have had plenty Of
experience and should know tine
ropes by this time.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
Demaret. Hogan.
Nelson Choices

NEW YORK, May Is, tUP)--The
toughest match-play golf tourna-
mcnt IN the world-the Goodall
s. 900 event--opened today over the
Fresh Meadow country club course
and the heat was on the band of
Tex;n1s whove been burning up
most of the links in the land.
Fifteen of the best players in the
world compete in this 126-hole
tournament in which every man
plays the other IA men in the field,
and the men labeled most danger
GUS were the three hot boys from
the lone star state-Jimmy Demaret,
Benny Hogan and Byron Nelson.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
Five Teams Seek
Stanford HurIer

SAN FRANCISCO. May Is. (UP)
Quentin CCOotie) Thompson, Stan
ford university pitcher, is sought by
at least five professional baseball
teams four Of them jor league
clubs Frank Espina, Thompson'S
dlscovcrer. said today He said the
Chicago Cubs had offered Thomp-
son $4,000 to sign contract, md
that the Cincinnati Reds also were
GicKering, but that Thompson was
IN no hurry to sign.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
ScaIzo Claims
Feather Title

WASHINGTON, May Is. (UP)--
Petey Scal2O of New York held the
feathcrweiGht championship of the
world today, at least according TO
National Boxing association regu-
lationS.
Scalzo scored a technical knockout
over FRANKIE Covelli of Chicago in
the sixth round or scheduled Is
round bout last night. The bout was
stopped after Scalzo floored Covel-
Ii four times in the fifth and twice
in the sixth.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16

tlered crew added two more IN the
second. two in the third four IN
the fifth and four in the sixth.
Steve Ritter, Imperial hnrIcr, was
tho victim Of some sloppy support
IN tho early innings and then cased
up in tho latter StanzaS TO take
a base-hlt plaStering,
Nevln House with two hits was
the only Imperial batter to hit safe
ly more than once.
The new rule changes made no
apparent difference in the game
play although, the Elks had little
trouble in finding Ritter's delivery
from the 43 foot mark of pitchers
box. The change failed to hurt
Hurst effectiveness.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
Helps You Overcome
FALSE TEETH
LOOseness and Worry

No longer should any wearer of a
1oose dental plate feel i'll at ease
because of -<the embarrassment 1t
scauses. FASTEETH. a pleasant al
.kaline Cnonacid) denture powder,
:sprinkled on plates holds them
sfirmer and more comfortably in
splace. No gummy. gooey. pasty
staste or feeling. Special alkaline
scontent allays gum soreness and
inflammation due to chafing OF a
sloose plate or to excessive acid
tmouth. Thousands use FASTEETH
tand gain greater ease, confidence
sand dependability. Get FASTEETH
Fat any drug store.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
Three Spartan
Trdcksfers Leave
ForL. A. Meet

Three Ell Centre high school
track and field athletes. Edward
Alarcon. Charles Crowell and
Frank OSuna, departed for Los
Angeles Thursday to compete in
Saturdays southern California
finals. A second contingent. Wal
ter Price, Jack Jones and katO
will leave Friday afternoon.
Other valley athletes who will
make the trip are, Gene Mayn-
ard and KOZO SanbOnmatSu of
HoItville and Guerrero. Kimura
and Vinzant from Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
Golf Match List
SweIIs TO 80

The list of Barbara Worth golfers
who will play in La Mesa Sunday
in the annual match over the San
Diego county course swelled to 80
players Thursday, according to Cur
ley Vesey. pro.
At least 20 more players are
sought for the match, however, We
Sey said.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
DiMaggio Denies
Lands Summons

CHICAGO, May l6. CUP)-Joo
DiMaggio. New York Yankees out
fielder, today denied reports that
he had been called before Baseball
Commissioner K M. lands to dis
cuss rumorS that he was paying {
manager a part of his salary.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
20.30 SoftbaIlers
Win, 1b tob

Ell Centre 20-3O club defeated the
City Employees, 1876. in a B league
softball game Wednesday night to
go into a tie for second place in
the first round standings.
Noel Smith hit home run tc
pace the winners.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
l.. A. BUTTER & EGGS
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, MAY 1G. U'PJ Whea'
settled down after the fret h0ul
Of trade today despite wide and "r
ratio swings earlier.
Wheat closed 3-f'2 cent higher
May 30ii. Corn up 49, cents, Ma,
63is oats - "a cents higher, Ma,
39B, and rye 81 4 cents higher
May 5OA SOY beans were up --
%, cents bushel. May 5bB.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
Markets at a Glance

Stocks higher and moderately ac-
tive.
Bonds higher.
Curb irregularly higher.
Call money ] per cent.
Foreign exchange higher.
Cotton steady.
Wheat up 8 70 As cents; corn VI
TO Az cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. Nav Is. G'PD
Hens, ieghorns, ~ -Ja lbs. -. l2c
Hens, leghorns. over 4 lbs. :. 12c
Do. over 4 lbs. ................ 12C
Hens, colored. 3h to lbs. -. 19t
Hens, colored, over 4 lbs. -. 1Sc
Broilers, over IA UP TO %. lbs. 14C
Broilers, over IL up TO 81. lbs. 15t
Fryers. leghorns, over PA up to 3 /;
Fryers. colored, 2k-3A lbs. =. 17C
Fryers, colored, over 3H IDS. up 19
Roasters, coiored ............. 19
Old roosters, corored .......... 8
Old roosters, leghorn ............ 81
Stays NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 14t
Ducklings, over 5 pounds ...... 16t
Ducklings, under pounds -. 14t
Old ducks .................. 81
Young geese .................. 15t
Old tom turkeys .............. 11C
Old hen turkeys 49,. .......... ]1C
Capons 8 lbs. and up ....... 24C
Rabbits, No. 1 VIII. ga to IA lbs. liz
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
FireLrOrkS.?


Additional interest in the FL
Centre city league was assured
Thursday following protest by
the Imperial team after Wednes-
day nights opener which was won
by the El Centro Elks. The I'm
perial team protested because the
Elks used nine men instead Of the
rquired ten players.
While the protest will probably
be over ruled because the book in
dicates the protest must be fileo
at the beginning of the game in the
event of a player shortage insteac
of after, it is sign that the league
teams are apt to discard thei
luke warm attitude on the field
and play for keeps.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16
COMBINATION LEAGUE
TEAMS CLASH

Play in El Centro's Combination
bowling league will be resumed to-
night at the Ell Centro bowling
palace. according to B. F. Darnell,
league manager.