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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-07

They do not come any finer. oil
keener than Charlie Graham. YOU
seldom will look upon his like
again-a gentleman, a student OF
baseball, a man who annually picks
a youth or two who eventually
goes to the big leagues. He looks
for spirit, fire and will-to-win in a
boy and he has patience, a most
valuable asset in a hurried world
Lefty ODoul is one of base
balls greatest diagnostieians
Of batting faults and that's
the reason young men develop
80 rapidly under him. He Is a
driver for victory, but has the
saving grace of humor and
relaxation. 1t Is little wonder
that the father of pitcher
Lefty Morris, 10-year-old star
Balboa left-hander, signed the
lad with the Seals when the
Chicago Cubs were willing TO
give the boy $1,000 for sign
ing. Youths get a real chance
with the Seals.
The Seals have a real smoothie
in John J. Barrett, center field re-
placement for Dominic Dimaggio,
one OF the nations greatest out
fielders. In three trips to the plate
last sunday at Fetter's field against
Oakland Barrett was discerning
enough to draw two walks in the
leadoff position and then conk a
good ball for line drive homer
over left fielder Marvin Gudat's
head. Lefty O'Doul. coaching at
third. made the handsome young
Boston Irishman sprint all the
way. Barrett would be a great
favorite with the fans.
Thanking Barrett will be Brooks
Holder in right and Ted Norbert in
left. This should be Holders last
year in the coast league. He has
learned rapidly by application. and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-07
Gehringer Troubled
With Sore Back

l. A n Il l. A y ID, Fla. - Charlie
Gehringer, for IA years one OF tho
outstanding players Of the Ameri-
can League. said today he would
leave the Detroit Tigers training
camp and return home If his sore
back did not heal soon.
Gehringer said he first had pains
in his back after shoveling snow
At his Fowlersville, Mich, home
on New Years day. An osteopsth
he said, told him il was sacroiliac
| trouble.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-07
Shields Leaves Oregon

PORTLAND - Gene Shields,
former line coach At the University
Of Oregon, win leave tonight for
Washington. ID. C.. where he has
accepted the job a. line coach at
George Washington university un-
der Coach William Reinhart.
Shields win assist Reinhart, a
product and former coach at the
University Of Oregon. during spring
training.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-07
Queen Anne Wins
Seattle Prep Title

SEATTLE-Queen Anne high
school won the city basketball
title last night with a 1925 VIC
tory over Ballard high school.
Roosevelt nosed out Franklin for
third spot, 1927.
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Chilla S Paired
With Renion

SEATTLE-Four games were
on the card today for the opening
round of the Northwest AUU
basketball tourney here starting
tomorrow.
Matches were: Grays Harbor A.
c. Rockets VS.. S. L. Savidge; Rem
ton and Tacoma Chilla's: Mount
Vernon Parkers and Holden Muck
ers; Alpine of Seattle and Grand
Coulee of Spokane.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-07
Harry Erickson
Sets Hoop Mark

MILToN-Harry Erickson, Ka-
powsin's firecracker basketeer. set
new scoring mark for Pierce
county props to shoot at in years
to come when he drilled % points
through the hoop as Kapowsin de-
feated Federal Way, 55-4s. in the
last Pierce County league game
Of the season.
Erickson's IS points made
the new Pierce County mark
225 points In IL games. Erick-
son was tied with Cliff Boyce's
zoe record of 1889 before the
eauye Sfarfad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-07

CHICAGo-Paul Goodman. Chi
eago Blackhawks' star rookie
goalie. is a partner in an electrical
contracting business in Winnipeg
during the off-season.
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Junior Wultons Meet

Izaak Walton Juniors will meet
Thursday night at 1850 o'clock al
jefferson field house. Doc Wealth
ers will show movies. Boxing
matches are billed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-07

sAN BERNARDNo- shortstop
Arky Vaughn. lone holdont Of the
Pittsburgh Pirates. signed. his con-
tract last night, 1t was announced
today.
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Hansen-Davis
Top Mat Card

Billy Hansen, the clever young
Salt Lake City heavyweight, is a
patient fellow.
Unquestionabiy a wrestler OF
main event caliber-he proved that
last year by winning five straight
headliners here for a record never
equalled before or since-Hansen
has appeared in preliminary bouts
on the last four programs here
without whimper.
But all that win be changed
next Monday, since the pop
ular Billy was signed today to
meet Wee Willie Davis in the
main event on Promoter Jack
Connor's Forthcoming CRAP
ping bill at Greenwich COLI
scum.
The Hansen-Davis tussle viii be
in direct contrast to the last two
headliners, In which Davis and
John Katan of Montreal, both deep
dyed villains, were the principals.
SKILL VS.. RoWDYIsM
Davis will undoubtedly still be
ruffian, but Hansen is a strictly
ethical, scientific performer who
relies exclusively on his skill to win
matches.
As was the case last Mon
day. the mo time limit sys-
tenn will again be employed,
although only In the main
event. Previously, all matches
had been by rounds.
A supporting card of three addi-
tional matches will augment the
featured nix on the Forthcoming
program.
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About the Seals
By
ART KRE21
BY JAMES s. SHEEHY
United Press Staff Correspondent

President Charles Graham Lefty ODou balanced
ball cubveterans prned with outstanding
why the Francisco baseball again will
1910 Pacific Coast league pennant
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-07

ANN ARBOR -Jeff Hall
Michigan hurdler, helps pay his
way through school by working
as an advertising model for q
Detroit firm.
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EASTERN WASHINGTON f50)
Totals

Officials: Referee, John Heinrich;
umpire, Don Hartong Score at half
time, PIC II, Cheney 30. Free throws
missed. PIC 4, Cheney 2.
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tIsl Alder


subs: FIRST Methodist High boys
Deaks "a: Alder Townies-Rotter "a,
Fraser ca. Referee; Joe Hreha.
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BOWLING

Tacoma Ice company bowlers
showed no signs of begging down
as the Commercial bowling league
schedule enters its final weeks OF
play. The Ieemen, who have held
first place in the league for weeks
continued their victory march in
Tuesday play on the Broadway
alleys by taking four points from
Jordan's Bread. Captain Len Trow-
bridge led his team with q 500
total.
Individual scoring honors Of
all the Tuesday leagues went
TO Irwin Snyder and Alvin
SIZZLING, each turning in $50
for the highest three game
score.
Results of the Commercial
matches were: Hotel Winthrop 5,
Shaughnessy Cafe 1; Hooker Elec-
trochemical 3, Redmen /; Western
Furnaces 4, Cammarano Women o.:
Cammarano Brothers 3, Ice De-
livery /; Exide Batteries 4, LANCE
land Furnaces o; The Stationers 3,
Post Office /; Community Tavern
3, Broadway Sport Center /; 3Sth
Street Club 2, Royal Arcanum 2;
Archers Confectionery 8, LANCE
land Oil /.
LOUISE LEADS
Louise Wahlers, captain OF the
Roy Archer team, led the women
bowlers Of the league with 220
single game and 546 total. Isabel
Mccormick rolled 527, Erma Mus
selman 526, Fannie Gamble 522,
and Mae knight 525 for other
good scores by the feminine
trundlers.
Other good sores by the men
included: Charley Gillette 557,
Tom Drew 57s, and Woody
Harter SOL.
Bowlers of the City Employees
league also turned in many high
scores in their Tuesday games on
the Broadway alleys. Joe Peno-
witch led the scoring with 1853. 2o2
and 211. and 5s1 total. Grant
Eckman was not far behind with
SIT and Verne Kent drew up in
third place with 571. Ed Hagenau
rolled 564. Larry Hoye $50, Cole
544, and r. Thomas Sal, for the
other highest totals.
FRANK ROLLS SAL
Frank Aquino rolled 541 for the
best total in the Carstens league
on the Play Nor alleys. Etheline
Munizza turned in a 429 total and
ia game for the best pin work
of the women bowlers of the league.
A big gathering of local bowlers
will be on hand tonight at the
Broadway alleys to witness the an
nual presentation of the prizes won
in the recent City tournament. The
time has been set at Sis. Bill
Herdman. president of the City
association, will be master of cere-
monies.
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PLENTY OF SPARK

Subs. kapowsin-Wolfe "a; Fec
eral way-Ashfield. Sutherland.
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Here are the box scores Of the
Pierce county basketball tourney
ct Stadium gym last night:


Egxerth tsQ ts0 B'nai birth
x,l Sos siss as...FF 90. "a, % Do Ron
g. DSss's 81 81 81 s sas'a
Nelson -...----.G -. CD J. Meier
Subs: Epworth Methodlst--w. Har-
e s., 60. pq no z Hss s;,,,,,i B !,
80. GreenhlAt. Referee: Bob Levison.
Archex's (s2) ts7) W. o. ".
Dahl 90 ..-..-f -. 49, Carlson
Ifmmcr uQ) -...f t6l =. johnson
z. johnson tO- &C ...... te) Hlte
ka9erstadt l9l --0..- CD 3. johnson
D. johnson 90 O.. ID 0rabtnski
Subs: Archer's Confec1ionery--
Gleason ca: Woodmen Of the World
WILEY a. Referee-Eob I<yison-
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County Basket Summaries
CLASS ID

subs; Chillas = Bland; Peterman
Aortenson. Referee: Joe Hreha-
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GOOD GoLFING NAME

TUSCALOOSA. Ala - Captain
Of Alabama's golf team is Billy
Burke, no relation. however. to the
one-time National Open champion.
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CLASS ID
Community ts5) tss) Congregational
J. Henry e2) ...P -. t2) Maltoy
Buhr ...........F 90 johnson
Munroe tiD ....C..:,... 90 Dyer
spadafors doc ,si 5. HiisSrunn
Subs: Community House-Fortino
ca. Congregational High Boys
Greene 49, Referee; Joe Salatlno.
Eagles usl t5al Pnyallup
G. Maxxa "a ...F.. l6l Parkhurst
Jankanish tD ..F..... tl6l Atkins
Campbell ca 30. -. t5l clemans
7. Mara tsl.-..G -. tiol Angeline
Deyine III &c ..... (22) Piper
subs: Eagles = o'Brisn: Puyaiiup
Christian Church-Eaton. Referee:
Joe Salatino
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-12

Honda for the second score after he
had been trapped by defense men
far behind the line of scrimmage.
Both Ell Centre and Compton
threatened to score in the first
period the Arabs driving to the
Compton 27 and Compton pushing
right back to the Arab 26. Superior
defensive play halted both drives.
Late in the first quarter, how
ever, an Ell Centro drive into Comp
ton territory and subsequent
Compton tumble on the 13 gave
the Ell Centrans the first scoring
opportunity.
Sandez ripped off six yards as the
first quarter ended, then gave way
to George Kreuger, who scored from
the II yard line on the second play
of the second period. Kreuger miss
ed the try for point.
Compton pushed deep into FL
Centre territory on two occasions
late in the second quarter, twice
threatening to score and tallying
one touchdown that Was nulified
by a clipping penalty.
Second Score
Ell Centre scored its second touch
down in the third quarter when
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-12
L. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES, Nov. II. CUP =
Supplies were moderate TO liberal
with demand and trading fairi:
Asparagus: Imperial select 4.oV'
ex fancy $50. fancy 2.75. m
punched vegetables: Beets 5o-4oc
Carrots 40-eOc.
Cucumbers: Imperial 9O-l.OO; NO
Dc 35-5Cc. Local 1.00-1.25; san Luls ;
Obispo 1.00-1.15: San Diego ana
Laguna Beach 1.25-1.35.
Lettuce. santa Marin As Id .nu ;
IS 1.15-125; LomOoc As l.bO-I.Lo :
IS 1915: Oxnard 4s-5s 1.OO-l.Zo'
Local Fn-75c.
squash: White summer local anu
san Diego e5-75c. Coachella lmnerla
E-eee. Italian local and San DieP1
115-1 95. No. 2s 50-65c. Imperial
coaebe1la Iuee 1.16-1.25; Irneria
crates 11o-1.2s. yellow crookneck
local and San Diego lugs 1.2o-l.6o ;
Goa chelra Ir,nerial * ! %; creah IN
local lugs 5O-55c. Banana l-1Hc c.
unhhara K-1e cents.
Tomatoes: Sones 4x5s 1.Oo-lIo 70
sx5 I 25-1.35. ex6 1.nn-115: San l.l,s
ob;sno 4xs 1.Ia-1.25 5x5 115-1 %
eve / nO-1 2s. san Diego 4Xh mo-
|115. 5x5 11R-1.25: 6x6 1.OO-l.lO:
SRerros sxs 1.2s-1. .A0. 6x6 1901 Is
Htems Santa Barbara county 2
kver R~e 1.1b-1.25; san Diego 10
los Bx7 San Diego county and san
n Barbara county s5-1.00: layer
Ex6 tO-1.25. sx7 and eTs 75-s0c.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-12
Brooklyn Spends
100 G'sFor
PhiI!ie HurIer

NEW YORK, Nov. u. (UP)-
The Brooklyn Dodgers drive for the
1941 pennant opened today with the
acquisition of Kirby Higbe, the Ma.
tional leagues Bob Feller. from
the Phillies for 100000 N cash
and three players. II
In landing Higbe, D6ted for his
blazing speed, President Larry
MacPhail revealed that he had to
outbid two S~der clubs, presumably
the Giants and Pirates. By doing
TINS ne blocked the efforts of the
CINs and the Reds to get the other
rfhillies pitching ace, Hugh Null
cahy.
The Phillies also had Mulcahy
on the market but We weren't in
terested in him. MacPhail said
However, two other clubs were anl
the Phillies told me they wouldn'
deal both Higbe and Mulcahy. 81
when we landed Higbe We not onl.
got what we consider the fines
young pitcher in the league bu
prevented any of our rivals from
strengthening through addition o
Mulcahy."
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-12

1910 in the annual Armistice game
at Central field.
Playing as though the willy red
faced mentor, who died one week
ago Monday, was on the sidelines,
the Junior colegians turned on
scoring power in the second, third
and fourth quarters to complete
their second straight season with
out a defeat.
| A one touchdown victory for the
Junior college would have better
measured the difference in power
between FL Centro and the Comp
ton Ramblers, but the Arabs were
playing inspired ball for Armstrong
Monday night.
Tackling Deadley
Blocking and tackling Of the jul
nior college was deadly certain.
Four times Compton drove to with
in the Ell Centro rs yard line only
to meet a stone wall defense and
an alert secondary which Snatched
four Compton passes out of the air
to stop as many drives into III
Centre territory.
Even reserve players, gridders who
seldom saw action in a close foot
ball game, rose to their greatest
heights and clicked off a perfect
touchdown on the last play of the
game. Walter Price reserve back,
carried the ball SO yards to score
on the play behind the deadliest
blocking demonstrated on any val
ley field this season.
Ted Sander, diminutive quarter
back, was the hero of the junior
college victory but he was forced
to share the honors with every ball
player on the squad Monday night.
Blocking of Stacey Morgan, Howard
Dickerson and Glen Poole was par
ticularly effective.
Set Up Score
Sandez set up the first score of
the ball game with brilliant run
ming exhibition, passed to Paul
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-12

Sandez returned a Compton punt
35 yards to the Rambler As yard
| line. Sandez passed to Paul Honda
for 40 yards and first down where
the Compton line dug in to sti1fle
the Arab attack for three downs.
On fourth down Sander attempt
ed to skirt his own right end, was
caught behind the line. He emerg-
ed out of the pile, however, to pitch
touchdown pass to Paul Honda,
standing in the end zone.
Sardez again missed the try for
point. -.
Compton threatened twice more
in the third and fourth quarters,
once driving to the Arab six. Ale,t
defensive play by the entire FL Cen
tro line halted both pushes. Wood
row Ingle was the most effective
defensive man on the squad.
Ell Centro pulled its last touch
down out of the bag on the last
play of the game when Walter
Price and his second and third
string mates, ran a perfect play SO
yards to score. Sam Fisher missed
the try for point after touchdown.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-12
Alice Marble
Turns Pro
To Join Tour

NEW YORK, Nov. II. P)-Alice
Marble, the California blonde who
is the worlds best woman tennis
player, turned professional today
Miss Marble said she signed a
contract three days ago with Jack
Harris, promoter Of professional
tennis tours. Her first match will
be played Jan. At Madison Square
Garden, but no woman opponent
has yet been chosen.
Miss Marble will make a tour
with Don Bulge and Bill Tilden.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-12
Arabs Trounce Compton J.C.> 1910
|mperiuI Handed Tough
Job Of Stopping Central

: The JOO OF cutting uoWl
I the high-riding Ell Centre
Spartan football team was
tossed into the lap of littlt
Imperial high schools eel.
larite gridders Tuesday and the
Tigers responded by running thru
the longest drill of the season in
preparation for its most important
home game of the season.
The Spartans and Tigers go at
it on Imperial Field Friday night
and the kickoff is set for o'clock
In the other league game Friday
night the Holtville Vikings travel
to Brawley to meet the Wildcats.
Brawley will be rated heavy ia
vorite to win, but the Vikings are
always capable of turning in sur
priseS.
Brawley defeated Holtville 7-6
in the first meeting between the
two schools and the Wildcats are
rated considerably stronger than
they were early in the season.
Imperial dropped a l4-0 decision
to El Centre in the first battle be-
tween the two clubs, but are de-
termined to reverse the count come
Friday night. Some experts conced-
ed the Tigers a good chance of
coping in an upset because the
Spartans are inclined to view this
one as a breather.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-12
L. a. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 10. CUP =
Hogs, saleable 400 strong TO 10
cents higher. top TAO; bulk medium
to choice 165-230 lb. 7-7.35, packing
sows $3.50, few 5.75
Cattle, saleable 1000. slow, for
two days steers steady to strong,
cows steady to 25 cents lower;
others steady; fed steers 1880;
good light weights lacking: Mexi-
can steers 6.S5-7.60. few fed heifers
s.50-9; cows 6.25-7.25: common down
to 5.s5: Gamers and cutters 4-5.50;
bulls 6.50-7.60, many unsold; little
down on stockers and feeders.
Calves, saleable 400, slow, steady,
few vealers TO i, slaughter calves
$40, few stockers 9.25-9.60.
Sheep saleable so, steady, few
good So lb. wooled lambs 8. good
and choice quoted TO $50, some un-
sold ewes quoted 4.75 or above
taETAOIsHRDL CM w
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-12

Eight Points
Roberta Bartholomew, Sam Fish
ef, Stanley Mitosinka, Earl Parker
Bob Printz, Max Sones.
Seven Points
George Yada, Marie Sayles, Man.
ME Stames, June Sparks, Ear
Shaw, jr., Paul Mackey, George
Matsuno, B. c. Mitchell, Vir-
ginia Martin, Harry Hovey, w. B
Hanna, George Cottrell, George
Carroll.
Six Points
Dudley Hatch. j. D. Knechel. Y.
KohatSu, T. Kobata Grace Ko-
suga, Lorene Lee. Carl Maggie.
Louis Moreno, Glen Martin, T.
Nishimoto, Henry Okamura, j. D.
Payne, Arnold Searcy. c. R. Stroud,
Tom Tsuchiyama, Jimmie Tsuji-
moto, Carmen Vinfrido, Bob Wag-
ner, ]. H. Wylie.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-12
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Nov. IL. = UP)-
Profittaking in industrial issues
and new buying in rails featured
highly irregular, active stock mar
ket today.
New York Central was the active
favorite. Louisville and Nashville,
Chesapeake and Ohio, Pennsylvania,
and Gulf Mobile and Ohio pre-
ferred made new highs for the
year. Santa Fe, Northern Pacific,
Southern Pacific. Great Northern
active and firm.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial 127.41
off II: Rail 30.1s up .22; Utility
21.6s off 81; and sc stocks 1921 off
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-12
Marines Rout
West Coast Army

LOS ANGELES, Nov. u. up -
San Diego's Marine football team
representing the navy, outclassed
a make shift Army team to win the
Armistice Day service game at
Memorial coliseum, 80 to 13.
Navy scores were made in every
period but the third on runs by
Tometer, English, Watson and two
by Roise.
The army team used three prep
stars barred from Coast Conference
play-Johnny Petrovlch, Tharen
Hodges and Chuck Petre of Alham-
bra, Cal Petrovich set up Armys
scores in the final period with
passes and runs.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-12
Details Complete
For Net Tourney

Everything was set afor Imperial
Valleys biggest tennis tournament,
the Imperial Interscholastic cham
pionships, which opens Thursday
morning, according to an announce
ment Tuesday by Bill Maxwell,
tournament director.
Entries will include players from
Yuma and Coachella valleys, San
Diego and Los Angeles counties as
we'll as Imperial Valley, Maxwell
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-12
FOOTBALL
By UNITED PRESS

Fresno State 16, Texas Mines 6.
Montana State Is, Idaho South
ern 7.
Whitman 6, College of Idaho 6.
Washington State Frosh 7, Wash
ington Frosh 7.
Chico State 7, Humboldt State 0.
San Francisco &c 18, Pasadena
JC 0.
San Diego Marines 35, Army 13.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-12
THE POST-PRESS
$POl OlRTS
BWCC Gets
Heaviest Play
Of Golf Season

Barbara Worth country club saw
its largest seasonal weekend of play
over the Armistice Day holiday.
Best golf Monday was displayed
by newcomer to Imperial Valley,
Jerry Lee, formerly three-handi-
capper at Los Angeles. Lee had
trouble going out in AZ but found
his touch and shot a &c Oh the
back nine.
Other scores included S. E. Nc
Graw, Sc, DR.. w A. Clarke, 81,
Lou Lewis SO, c. E. Sones, 86, Jersey
Bircnfield, n, Martin Wahl, SO,
Frank Oswalt Sc.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-12
Oakland Giants
Defeat San DieQo

SAN DIEGO, Nov. -. (UP)-The
Oakland Giants scored a 7 to 0
victory over the San Diego Bomb
ers in an Armistice Day Pacific
Coast league professional football
game yesterday. Mike Klotovich,
former st. Mary's player, scored
for the Giants late in the third
period on a yard dash around
right end and then converted from
placement.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-12
Peckinpaugh New
Cleveland Pilot

CLEVELAND, Nov. II. (UP) =
Roger Thorpe Peckinpaugh, one of
baseball's greatest shortstops and
the man whom Cleveland baseball
Club Owner Alva Bradley fired in
1888, at the public's wish" was re-
hired today to manage the Indians
in 1941.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-12
CaIipatria to
Play Wednesday

CALIPATRIA. Nov 12.-Calip9tria
high schools varsity football team
winner in five straight games, plays
a benefit contest against the Cali
patria 20-o0 club Wednesday night
Proceeds from the game will be
turned over to the Calipatria high
bleacher fund for construction OF
new grandstands at the field.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-12
RKET QUOTATIONS
l.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANG ELES. Nov. -. (UP) -
Prices resumed their upward trend
on the Los Angeles stock exchange
today with brisk trading volume of
5000 shares sending IA issues up,
6 down and 10 unchanged.
Barker Brothers preferred 80 up
Il; Sontag 5%i up u Transame erica
57s down Il; Hancock 30A up 4 /;
Richfield 81 up Is; Standard oil
19H down Il; Consolidated Steel
common rs up u; Consolidated
Steel preferred 162s up as new
high: Menasco 2% down Il Solar
3% down ls; Vega 9| up q; Vultee
81 up u.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-12
WITT CONGRATULATES
ROGER PECKINPAUGH

OAKLAND, Cal, Nov. IL. (UP)
Oscar Witt, veteran baseball mar!
said today he was glad to hear"
Roger Peckinpaugh had been ap-
pointed manager of the Cleveland
American league baseball team sue
ceeding Witt.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-12
Fresno State
Defeats Texas

FRESNO, Cal, Nov. II. CUP
The Fresno State College Bulldogs
maintained their undefeated record
today with a 16 to 6 win over the
Texas School of Mines.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-12
COAST LEAGUE MEET

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. II. UPJ-.
Directors and club owners of the
Pacific coast baseball league met
today to adopt 1941 schedule, con-
slider new constitution and dis
cuss the Shaughnessy playoff plan
and club player limit.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-12
Centre, Heber
Clash Sunday

Ell Centro's county league base
ball entry plays Heber in a practice
game at Ell Centro stadium Sunday
afternoon in the final contest be-
fore the opening of the league.