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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-03-18
PAT MANSKER LEFT
BUT HAD TO RETURN

Miss Frances PAT" Mans
ker. of Jackson. Tenn. who
has been at the naval station
since operations started. and
left several days ago for her
home city. is back at work
again.
When Miss Mansker left
Key West il was her inten-
ton TO remain indefinitely.
but en- the way home she
grew so homesick for Key
West and her newly adopted
home that she turned back
after visiting relatives.
She is back at work at the
naval station and hopes 10
remain here a long fine.
Since she has been In Key
West she has become very
popular and has decided that
she not only likes the climate
but the people as well.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-03-18
NAZI AIRPLANES
RAID SCAPA FLOW

BERLIN, Mar. 18.-German Of
ficials today stated that their
air force conducted a successful
bombing raid on the Scapa Flow
navy base in north Scotland,
and that many navy ships were
either badly damaged or sunk.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-03-18
SNEEzES FOR S DAYS

MARIETTA, O.-During the
five-day attack of sneezing, Mar
jorie Ruth Kaneff, 11-year-old
girl, was flooded with telephone
calls. kilograms, letters and what
not, giving her advice as to what
to do to stop the sneezing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-03-18
Weather Beat Us,
Yacht Club Heads
State; Race Off
THREE YACHTS CRUISED
OVER, IN TOWN To-
DAY; CLUB PARTY
SCHEDULED TONIGHT

Officials of the Key West Yacht
Club announced this morning
that the Havana-KeY West Yacht
Race was definitely off for this
year. with the added comment
that the weather beat u.s..
Head winds that blew up
heavy seas at the entrance to Ha-
vana harbor Friday afternoon
had delayed departure of the
six yachts entered in the race.
and the same winds continued to
cancel all possibility of holding
the race this year.
Three of the yachts, however,
are in Key West today, and the
owners and crews will be guests
of the Yacht Club tonight at
headquarters. where at $50
o'clock, "Steak and Stein" par
ty will be given. The yachts at
local dockage this morning are:
the Gulf Stream, the Stormy
Weather and the Admate Anoth-
er yacht, the Wakiva, is expected
to arrive soon, perhaps in time
for tonight's informal party.
All yachts cruised over to-this
city from Havana not risking
any race speeds, and, according
to owners, that method appeared
wise in that hueking seas would
have caused Considerable damage
to gear and equipment on the
vessels. This, it was pointed
out, further substantiated the ad-
visibility of cancellation of the
race.
Still another yacht, the Java
Head, with George Schaeffer,
Bobby Bryant and Howard Finch,
of Detroit, aboard, came into port
Saturday morning, having left
Havana Thursday afternoon. A
trying trip was experienced by
the crew and it was thought the
seams had been badly sprung,
although drydock examination
revealed none. of sufficient Sc
vereness to hold the yacht from
proceeding to Miami Saturday
afternoon.
Aboard the Gulf Stream, which
arrived Saturday night at mid
night, were the owner, Dudley
Sharp, and Mrs Sharp, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Fay, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheeler Nazro and Richard
Richie, all of Houston, Texas,
and Rear Commodore A. Z.
Peirce, Jr., of the local club.
The Stormy Weather cruised
into port about one hour after
the Gulf Stream and the Admate
arrived late yesterday.
Officials, while disappointed
with the race cancellation, an
nounced that plans were going
forward for a bigger and better
event next year"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-03-18

Key West, Florida, has the
most eQuable climate in the
country; with an average
range of only Ia Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-03-18

Associated Press Day Wire
Service
For 60 Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
Eastern Football
Gets Severe Test

NEW YORK, Oct. %. tUP)-
Eastern football faces its most Sc
we're test OF the season this week
when Cornell and Penn risk their
perfect records against couple OF
Big Ten toughies.
Cornell entertains Ohio State at
ithaca and Penn goes to Ann Arbor
to meet Michigan. The eyes of the
nations football fans will be on
this pair of intersectionals because
upon their outcome hangs the pres
tige of eastern football.
Cornell still heads the standings
for the Lambert memorial trophy,
emblematic of the eastern football
championship. but the other mem
Der of the Big Five are closing
fast in this order-Boston college,
Fordham, Georgetown and Penn.
If both Cornell and Penn can
pass the Big Ten challenge with
out a defeat or tie against their
records. there is little formidable
opposition left on either schedule
until Nov. % when they meet in
Philadelphia, and the winner OF
that one certainly should be in a
position for national honors.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
Clark Shaughnessy. New Stanford
Grid Mentor, Voted Coach Of
Week by United Press

taken a miracle to bring win
ming team out of the material
had in Chicago and
he lays no claim to being miracle
man.
But he can rig up a tricky, fast
moving offense and that is what has
brought Stanford victories over San
Francisco, Oregon, Santa Clara and
Washington State. On Saturday the
boys go against Southern California
in a game that probably will de-
termine which team carries the
hopes of the west into the Rose
Bowl.
Clark Shaughnessy, At years old,
is a graduate of the University OF
Minnesota where they grow their
football players rough and tough.
From 1914 until 1926 he coached
Tulane, compiling a record OF So
games won. 81 lost and six tied.
Then he moved over TO Loyola OF
the south where, IN five years, he
won 38. lost 16 and tied two.
His record at Chicago from 1888
through 1899 is not impressive-17
won, "a lost and four tied-but his
reputation as a sound football man
was big enough to survive that. In
January of this year he went TO
Stanford under a fiveyear con-
tract.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
Hotel BowIers
Upset Travellers

California hotel bowling team
scored the seasons biggest upset
at the FL Centre alleys Tuesday
night by defeating the highly re-
garded Gullett Grocers, 81. in ma
jor league play.
Bud Hobbs. with a high game
of 255 and a series of 5s3. paced
the winners. The Grocers, who
also play in the valley league. were
paced by Son Manson who fired
q 597 series
Building-Loan bowlers dropped a
40 decision to the 20-30 club in
another major league match. Max
Sones topped the winners with
568, Quincy the losers. with 564.
Dupont forfeited four points to
Sniders.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
BENCHW FARMING
by Burdette Kline
-pos{ pres< Soor&x Edifcr--
--Posi-Press Sports Editor

The Green wave stops Sweet balane.
Nebraska over Missouri - The
Cornhuskers make a comback.
Gonzaga over Montana - as easy
as saying it.
Washington State over Oregon -
The Cougars recover from that
Stanford beating.
Mississippi over Arkansas - Ole
Miss has a team this year.
Texas Aggies over Baylor - I'd
even bet on this one.
Oklahoma over Iowa State -
what a cinch.
Texas over Rice - But closer
than it looks.
Texas Christian over Tulsa -
The Horned Frogs win one.
Notre Dame over Illinois - The
Irish win another
Minnesota over Iowa - But We
hope not.
Calipatria over Blythe - Or may
be a tie.
e Centre Jaycees over San Diego
- BY three touchdowns.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23


night when the defending champs
from the border city tangle with
Ell Centro high Spartans.
The Bulldog winning streak,
which now totals 16 straight VIC
tories. had its origin back in 1887
when Calexico rallied to win two
games at the close of the season
and tie for the league title.
Calexico added six more victor
les in 1898. another six wins in
1899, and presently has two tri-
umphs in league play this season.
In that period Calexico has wal
loped Ell Centre five times, without
losing a decision, and only one OF
the games could be rated any
tougher than breeze for the Bull
dogs.
But in Ell Centre the boys reason
it's a long road that has no turn
ing point and the Spartan gridders
have been brewing some football
magic during the past week to at
tempt to put bend-if only a
slight one-in the Calexico record.
Coach Raleigh Holt elaborated
the Spartan offense in drills Tues
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
l.. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES, Oct %. UP) -
Trading was slow to fair.
Asparagus: Imperial punched eX
select lie. Select 15e. Elk fey 12c.
Fey Sc. Special &c. ~
Punched vegetables: Beets 25-4Oc.
Carrots 45-60c.
Lettuce: Guadalupe and Santa
Maria 1.50 TO 200; 5s 1.35 TO 1.65i
Lompoc As 2.25, 5s 1.s5; San Luis
Obispo As $50 TO 1.75, 5s 1.35 TO 1.50;
Oxnard As and SIS 1.50; Pismo As
2.25; Local loose so TO 75e.
Peas: San Luis obispo TO llci
China, Guadalupe Toe; San Luis
Obispo 15e; Pismo zoe
SQUASH: White summer local ana
san Diego 40 to soc. Coaehella
35 TO soc; Imperial 80 TO soc. Italian
local and San Diego so to 65e. Crea m
local soc. Banana 1Ae; Hubbard "a
ia 1ik G: Pumpkins IA to 1he.
Tomatoes: Stones local and san
Diego 4x5 so TO Csc, 5x5 60 TO doc
6xs 30 70 6Oe. Ventura 4x5 40 to 6oe.
sx5 60 TO 75c. 6x6 soc. San LUIS
oblsno AXIS 65 to Toe. 5x5 Is 70 s5c.,
6x6 so TO S5c. Santa Maria 4N5
rs 10 soc, 5x5 s5 10 90e. stems
99laxer Santa Barbara and san
Dfeto 5x6 75 to 9oc.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
OUer the Edge

Ottf fHC LdyC
If you're a Leland Ritter or a
Craig Strickland, this business OF
picking winners in the weekly foot
ball schedule is as easy as sub
scribing to the Post-PreSs, but If
you're only sports editor, then it's
as hard as convincing John Ray
mond he should vote for Roosevelt.
In the first place there are so
many dope books available that you
are confused beyond help and any
way Ritter and Strickland are as
secretive with their information
as the u. S. Navy.
So. ignoring all of the football
data, and forsaking the usual Gus
toms of seeking advice from the
football contest leaders, we go over
board TODAY with a bland mind
did we say today.
FL Centre over Calexico - The
Bulldogs have TO lose somewhere
along the way.
Brawley over Imperial - Lough-
borough outsmarts the Tigers.
u. c. L. A. over Oregon State -
The Bruins finally win one.
Stanford over Southern Califor-
MIA - Tis is a good spot for an
upset, but we've quit picking up
sets.
Washington over California -
II they were all this easy it would
be a breeze to select the winners.
Bowdoin over Colby - Bowdoin
is hot this year.
Muskingum over Wooster - Woo
ster wasn't too good last year and
the grapevine reports say they're
worse this season.
Santa Clara over Michigan State
The wise boys think Michigan is
the best.
Ohio State over Cornell = The
Ohians are plenty mad now.
Michigan over Penn But we'd
like to pick Penn because they have
a guy named Francis Xavier Rea-
gan.
Tulane over North Carolina =
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
BY HENRY McLEMORE-

NEW YORK, Oct. %. (UP)-
A few private opinions made pub
lie:
Football is supposed to be team
game in which the players, like
suspender buttons, are equally i'm
portant. But you'd never guess
this from reading the literature
concerning the coming battle be-
tween Michigan and Pennsylvania.
The other 20 men on the starting
elevens have been as forgotten
as Charles McNary in the excite
ment over the duel between Tom
my Harmon and Prank Reagan.
A few more days of reading about
how this duel is all that matters,
and / wouldn't be surprised if the
other players said TO he'll with
the game, let's get seats on the
5O-yard line where we can see it.
You don't have to be a tree
lover to shudder at the thought OF
the thousands of tall and state
ly pines which have been felled
TO furnish paper 1or the nome
made statisticians who publish and
circulate their ratings of the coun-
trys football teams. None of them
make sense whatsoever. They
throw a passel of decimal points al
you, dress them up with mess
of meaningless words, and mai
the whole darn thing out witt
inadequate postage. To prove I'm
not biased allow me TO quote yor
a few lines from one of the mos
respected of these gridiron En-
stems:
Defeat of a team may not cause
loss Of points in the ranking unless
il reveals basic weaknesses thai
will have bearing on future con-
tests The rating numbers are
rot percentages but terse indlce'
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
By HARRY FERGUSON

NEW YORK, Oct. %. (UP)-He
is bringing back to Palo Alto some
of the glory that was there in the
great days of Pop Warner and
Ernie Nevers.
The United Press nominates for
the coach of the week - Clark
Shaughnessy of Stanford.
1t looked like he was jumping
from the frying pan into the fire
when he left Chicago university
last winter and moved into Palo
Alto, Cal, where a demoralized
Stanford team had just finished
a disastrous season. But he took
what material he had, instilled NOR
ale and fight into his squad and
so far this season he is unbeaten
and united.
Even when Chicago university's
team was the laughing stock of
the nation in 1889 football men
knew that good coach was on the
job at the midway 1t would have
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
CaIipatria High
Ready for Blythe

CALIPATRIA, Oct. 23-Calipatria
high school football, which reached
its peak performance in last weeks
game againt Yuma junior varsity,
goes up against Blythe high school
in an important test Friday nlCSt
at Calipatria field.
The Hornets, slow to rounds into
shape in early season play, Will
be ready to play the best game OF
the season Friday night, accordlHJ
to Coach Roy Thomas.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
Imperial High
Plans Upset Win
Over BrawIey IT

Imperial high schools varsity
football team sharpened its cleats
wednesday and prepared to go after
the scalp of Sheldon Loughborough
and a few pelts frim his BraWley
wildcat footballers.
The Imperial football team, ac-
cording to Coach Al Klein, is prlmed
for the Brawley game and intends
to recall to the Brawley coach MS
transfer from the Tiger institution
1t was Loughborough, you will re-
member, who gace football its re-
birth at the Imperial institution. He
He coached at Imperial two seaSoNs,
then landed the Brawley coaching
lob as head of the PHYSICAL Edu-
cation department.
Brawley has won two game, lost
none and Imperial has dropped TWO
decisions in league play. Both teams
will enter the game with the line
ups that started previous games.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
TODAYS SPORT PARADE

of relative strength :.
One bad pass from center can
spoil all the statistics this side
of heaven.
What about having the first man
drawn in the draft lottery named
as manager of the Cleveland In
dians' baseball club? This would
work a two-way benefit. 1t would
eliminate the boring discussion of
whether Oscar Witt is going to be
re-hired or succeeded by Bucky
Harris, Steve O'Neill, Babe Ruth,
Mikey Cochrane, Rogers Hornsby
Mel Harder, Rollie Hemsley. Luke
Sewell, Kiki Cuyler, Bill Terry,
Colonel Rupert Julian, Noel Cow
ard, John Barrymore or the Bos-
well sisters.
Such a plan would also make ev-
cry other draftee SO content with
his lot that he would pay his own
way to camp, greet his top sergeant
with a red apple and volunteer for
kitchen police.
The sports name of the year Is
that of the University of Georgia
athletic department photographer
Buster Birdsong.
Speaking of Buster Birdsong, il
was his trusty camera that re-
vealed that the lateral pass with
which Columbia defeated Georgia
last Saturday was really an illega
forward pass. Buster now goes
down in history with the Confed,
crate statistician who announced
in 1866 that Sherman lest Is yards
for holding while marching through
Georgia.
Speaking of Buster BirdSong-
Buster, I wish you'd write me {
letter.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Oct. 90. - fUP) -
Strength activity in metal
shares featured a strong stock mar
ket today. Gains ranged to more
than two points and many issues
made new highs for the year.
Heaviest traded was L. s. Steel,
which rose more than point.
Gains of fractions to . points were
made by Bethlehem Steel, Youngs-
town Sheet and Tube, Wheeling
steel. Vanadium, Republic and Col
orado Fuel and Iron.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial 1920
up AZ; Rail 1882 up 15; Utility
- .29 up %; 65 Stocks 44.80 up 20.
Stock sales approximated $4,000
shares compared with $4,000 yes
terday Curb stock sales were ll5,-
600 shares against $1,000 yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23

the "goofs''. is composed OF fresh
men gridders, ineligibles and var
sity reserves. The "Goofs' have won
two games out of three. losing a
close decision to Oceanside junior
college, an UCLA farm.
The junior collegians, with a
team rated even stronger than last
seasons so-called dream team =,
will be after a third straight vic
tory Thursday night and their
eighth straight in two seasons.
Armstrong announced he would
start the same backfield that led
off against Phoenix last week, us.
ing Poole, Morgan, Dickerson ana
Welles. Kreuger, the Sandez broth :
ers. Price and Measures will be held
in reserve.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23

dav and wednesday and also ran
through defense drills against CAL
exico formations.
Meanwhile Cale1co's WMy Ea
Covington attempted to smooth OUT
a backfield which will be forced
to operate without the sterling serV-
ices of Lauro Andrade.
Andrade, rated the valleys pest
back in preseason doping, suffered
a shoulder injury in a scrImmage
against Yuma two weeks ago ana
is slated to report for bench duty
only for another two weeks, ac-
cording to Covington.
CaleXico climaXed its week OF
stiff drills Wednesday in another
scrimmage against Yuma mgh
school and planned to taper Off
in workouts Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
Another Week, Another Contest, So
Enter Football Selections Early

macy in Imperial Johnny's place
in Brawley, international Drug IN
Calexico, Hoffman drug IN Callpa-
tria, Schneider's drug in HoitViiie.
Winner of each weeks contest
will receive two tickets to vaiiey
league football game and receive
five points in the Rose Bowl ticket
race.
If you don't win, then you at
least get your name in the paper
and that's always fun.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23

Another week, anotner 1ootpah
contest.
All you have TO do is clip this
football coupon, fill it out with
YOUR idea of the winners and mail
your selections, or bring them in
person. to the Post-Press football
editor.
And for your convenience ballots
may also be left with Laniers News
agency in Ell Centro, Dunns Phar-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
Archie Voted
Valuable Player

ST. LOUIS, Oct. %. (UP)-"Most
valuable player" honors will go to
camp next spring with George Ar
chic, first baseman drafted from
Seattle of the Pacific Coast league
by the Washington Senators, a
committee of baseball writer's named
by the Sporting News, National
baseball weekly, announced today.
The coast writer's selected him over
Lou Novikoff, Los Angeles out
fielder, who will try out with the
Chicago Cubs.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
Draft Has Majors
Up in Air..Baker

PORTLAND, Ore. Oct. %. CUP)
The military Selective Service
draft has major league baseball
teams up in the air about the pros
poets for next season, Del Baker,
manager of the pennant winning
Detroit Tigers said today.
I'VE have several unmarried men
on the Detroit team who are sub
ject to the draft" Baker said. "Teb-
belts, Greenberg, McCoskey, are
all eligible to be taken"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
Way To Happy Relief
From Lazy |nsides

Punctual, satisfying relief from
constipation and its headaches, bill
iousness, bad breath, is the rule
when spicy, aromatic, time-tested
BLACK -DRAUGHT is used.
table medicine, an intestinal tonic
laxative" with high medical recog-
chief ingredient of this purely vege-
That is principally due to the
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
l.. A. GRAIN
l.. 4. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, OCT 70. IUPJ =
Hogs GOO, slow, steady to 10
cents higher; top . on few good
ium TO good 1e5 to 226 lbs. 6.s5 to
7.15. few down TO $50; Packing sows
4.75 to $50.
Cattle 700, slow, steady; few med
ium S77 TO $50 lbs fed steers 3 to
$50. Some unsold; Load fed Mexi-
can steers IT'S, few heifers 7.50
down; COWS 6 to 7.25. Gamers and
cutters 4.25 TO SIS, bulls 6.25 to
725: Calves 300, slow, early sales
steady, odd vealers to 11.5O. Choice
lights lacking; load Texas calves
8. so to 10.15
sheep none: Good to choice wool
ed lambs quoted to around $50.
And good Ewes around 4.25.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23

milton. 1t helps impart tone to lazy
bowel muscles.
Take LACK-DRAUGHT at bed
time by directions See how it gen.
orally allows time for sleep; acts
gently but thoroughly the next
morning. Remember it next time
laxative is needed! And it's econ
omical, too! 25-40 doses: Csc.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
BEARS IMPRESSIVE

BERKELEY, Cal, Oct. 70. tUP)
The California Bears looked I'M
pressive in scrimmage yesterday as
they worked out with a wet ball
in anticipation of rain at Seattle
when they face Washington Satur-
day. Morley Mathewson. right end'
received a leg injury, and Tom
Mason. center hurt his back in
scrimmage.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Oct %. up =
Prices held to an even keey on the
Los Angeles stock exchange today
with five issues advancing and
six remaining unchanged. Trad
ing volume was $500 shares.
Pacific Finance 11a down II
Southern Pacific sB up u; Han
cock Oil 30h up p; C9nsolidated
steel common 9 up "a Goodyear
Akron 1Gts up r..
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
l.. A. IA 7
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Oct. y. = IUPl =
Wheat futures edged forward on
the board of trade today after a
slow start other grains with the
exception of Soy beans tended to
borrow firmness from wheat.
Wheat closed Y to z cent higher,
Corn up Is to ~ cents, oats y TO
= cent higher, Rye up y TO q
cent and Soy beans were Il 10 a
cent higher.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
Markets at a Glance
by UNITED PRESS

Stocks higher in moderately act
i've trading.
Bond Irregular; L. S. govern
ments irregular.
Curb stocks irregularly higher:
Foreign exchange about steady.
cotton up as much as 90 cents
bale. -
Wheat up q TO 2 cent: Corn up
p to lss.
Rubber firm.
Silver unchanged in New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
PHELAN SHIFTS LINEUP

SEATTLE. Oct. %. (UP)-COach
Jimmy Phelan rejiggered his Wash
ington backfield today sending Pete
Susiek, sophomore halfback, to the
quarter position, indicating Gene
Walters, another soph. had clinched
the berth at left half by his 6l-yard
touchdown run against Oregon
State.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
ANDERSON TO PLAY

LOS ANGELES, Oct. %. CUP)-
Mickey Anderson, speedy Trojan
quarterback who has been out all
season with a injured knee, TOOK
his turn at carrying the ball T.,
scrimmage today and will probably
play in the Stanford game at Palo
Alto Saturday. In yesterday $
scrimmage, the Trojan defense
stopped the tricky Indian offense
as presented by the scrubs.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
STANFORD LOSES TACKLE

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct.
%. CUP) - Jack Warnecke, 2l0-
pound left ackle. injured his shoul-
der in scrimmage and threaens to
spoil Sanford's record of having
all its regulars in shape to start
each game. DR.. Fritz Roth SAD
Xray photographs would tell wheth-
er he could play against Southern
California Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
THE poST.pRESS
.SPORT
Javcees Seek 3rd
Straight Victory
Thursday Night

Coach Robert Armstrong fiery mentor OF FL Centro e
junior college football teams sends ms VARSITY bt a
Central field The kickoff is set for eight O'Clock; -
w. Con Deoo State Bees occasionally referred to as
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES

(FIax quotations courtesy the
Southwest Flaxseed sssoeinsen:.
December .....+'..t''tt t''tt reT
May .........-.|.. '=.''..
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-23
CoIexico Trains Sights on
18th Straight Win Friday
BY BURDETTE KINNE =
Post Press Sports Editor

Calexico high schools football winning streak the cio
est thing to perpetual notion Newton discovered he iw
of gravitaton by dropping apple on his head goes