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Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
Gas Changeover
To Start March II

Actual changeover Of gas service
from $50 BTU TO 1000 BTU gas
VIII begin in FL Centre about March
II, according to f. B. Mason, jr.,
district manager of the Coast COun-
ties Gas and Electric company. A
similar change is now being COM
pleted at BraWiey and has already
keen completed in CaloXicO.
Adjustment of Appliances made
necessary by the higher heat con-
tent of the new gas Will be com
pieted AS rapidly as possible by the
gas company, without charge to
the customer. In order TO facilitate
the work in Ell Centre, the town will
be divided into sections, the change
in gas served made section at a
tine and appliance adjustment COM
pleted in that section before another
section is CutOVer
adjustment of appliances will be
completed as rapidly as possible
and until such time as your appli-
ances can be adjusted water heat
ers should be turned Off top burners
on ranges useo in only half open
position. No heating appliances
should be USED unless absolutely
necessary, in which case the flow
OF gas should be cut to about one
half the normal flow (adv)
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
jenkins Looms as
Title Contender

NEW YORK. March 9. up
The lightweight division at last has
produced challenger who may tag
Champion Lou Ambers with his first
Knockout.
1othal Lew jenkins of Texas stuck
stick OF dynamite right under Am
bers crown last night at Madison
Square Garden when he clinched
title shot with the l35-pound
king by knocking out Tippy Larkin
of New Jersey in 2:41 of the first
round.
AS the 1852 fans roared their de-
light at jenkins quick victory. Pro-
moter Mike Jacobs pranced about
the press rows shouting that Jenkins
would be thrown into the Garden
ring with Champion Ambers on May
10. with the lightweight diadem at
stake.
On that date, slender. savage
looking jenkins will get a chance
to explode his dynamite under AM
bers chin. He will have an oppor-
tunity to belt out the rough. tough
Herkimer N. Y. jumping Jack, who
never has failed to last the distance
in eight years of busy warfare.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
l.. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. March S. UPJ-
Trading was fairly good. Lettuce
weakened. Tomatoes and best arti-
chOkeS We're firm. Peas. squash and
ben peppers were slightly stronger.
Asparagus: Local eX fey 15-16c; {;
choice 9-10c; Imperial Valley bunch
ed select 13c; eX fey 11-12c; fey 16c.
Cabbage: local cannonball 25-10c
crate; flat Dutch soc; Imperial Wy
5o-75c; local red S1.00-S1.25; savoy
3O-iOc.
Lettuce: dry pack Imperial Wy
dozen $225-$2.50 crate; IS $50
$2.uo; IS S1.6Q-$1.25; iced 6s $50;
Yuma 4 dozen S2.25-$2.51; 5s 800
$3.50.
pea: Imperial Wy SO; Coachel-
la Wy best 6-1Ir, GOleta 4 = &c;
santa Maria 4i--5-&c; China Peas
Coachella Viz 15-2oc ID.
Squa sh. white summer Imperial
VIZ crates 81 1.5u-S1.7J; flats $I.40-
81 So; Goa achella Wy flats $1.65-2 90; ;
Italian /. V. crates $l.O0-S Sl.55; flats
S1.UO-$1.2J; Coachella Wy crates
$1I5-S1.35; san Diego co lugs Is
81 90: yellow crookLeck Imperial Wy
clates best $2.o0-$2.35; local banana
1c; Hubbard 50.
Tomatoes: Inland crates 3-topS
S3.2J-$3.75. l2-top- S3.25-$3.5O; 1GS
S2.25-$2.5Q; -, $l.50-$1.75i loose
lugs Sl.0O-S125: lose fiats mostly
SI.uO: Wcstm0rland crates STOPS
mostly $3.25. rs $500; 1Gs s225-2.j0,
1ps S15O-s1 So
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
Barbara Worth
Club Scene of
Team Match Final

Barbara Worth country clubs
program of activity, which includes
matches scheduled as far as three
weeks ahead will get under way
Sunday when the BWCC golfers
will play host to Yuma, BraWley
and Calexico in the final match
of the four-man team series.
Yumas four man team holds a
comparatively comfortable lead in
the series and only clean sweep
win by one of the three valley
teams will wrest the Coca Cola
plaque from the boys from Arizona.
Forrest Ferguson, Logan jenkins,
Eldred Ferguson and Forrest Man
ley will represent the Barbara
Worth club; Baddie Willoughby,
Tom Crosbie, Wilbur Austin and
Earl Roberts will play for CalexicO;
Tunney Williams. Lee Lamberson,
Loveridgc MARSH and Newt Brazel-
ton will play for BraWley and Bla-
lack, Harvey, Miller and Peralta
will swing clubs for Yuma.
One week from Sunday the Bar
bara Worth club will meet La Mesa
country club over the Ell Centro
course and the following week will
play Brawley in a return match. 4
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
Jaycees Play
LA. Team in
.C.Gym Tonight

Coach Robert Armstrong, Gen.
tral junior college mentor, will send
his charges against Sun Lumber
company of Los Angeles tonight in
the Ell Centre gymnasium in a final
game before the important meet
ing with an all-valley high school
squad Thursday night.
The Los Angeles team will arrive
for game at o'clock. according
to Armstrong. and there is g chance
the strong coast commercial team
will meet the Silver Slipper Ell
Centro commercial league cham
pions in a second game.
Thursdays game will be staged
in conjunction with the annual
college slum feed. Previously the
Arabs had played the Imperial
Valley coaches in the slum feed
game but last years one-sided tri-
umph by the coaches discouraged
further play.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
Trojons Nip Oregon State.
SAL in PIayoff Opener

LOS ANGELES. March 9.
(UP)-UniverSity of South
prn California Won the first
g1lne of a play-off series for
the Pacific Coast Conference
basketball championship last night
defeating Oregon State college 54
to A..
The victory made the Trojans
heavy favoriteS for the second game,
TO be played tonight. If the Beavers
can stop the fast breaking men of
Troy. they will have another chance
Monday.
For the opening seven minutes
of last nights game. the teams
played about evenly. then the Tro-
jams solved the Beaver defense,
broke deadlock and spurted to
a IA to ! lead. Halftime score was
25 10 l6.
A Second-half rally brought Ore
gon State TO within eight points of
the-TrojanS. Coach Sam Barry sent
Jack Morrison and Tom McGarvin
back into the game. and the pair
leo a Trojan scoring spree of Is
points Morrison and McGarvin
had been replaced earlier because
they each had three personal fouls.
After the scoring splurge they foul
cd out
Lanky Dale Sears. Troy center,
won scoring honors, with 20 points,
and Ralph Vaughan. Flashy Tro-
jan forward. made IA. John Man
die, Oregon State center, was high
for the Beavers with II.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10

" Del OllVeT, Jerry oouiS diiu S'ii
Dumler were slated to take turns
in the box for the rockies in Sun
days game anG several valley play
ers will fill in at the other posi-
tions. Wally Peterson Will be at
first base. Frankie StinSon and Cal
Aaron will be in the outfield. Vince
Colace will also see some action.
No admission will be charged.
The Padre regulars will meet ven-
erable Connie Mack's Philadelphia
Athletics in pair OF games IN
which Manager Cedric burst will
send every one of his regular fling
ers into the fray. Wally Hebert, one
of the coas, league's winningest
pitchers last season. will probably
start.
Oaks Release Rockies
NApA. Cal. March 9. tUP)-Re-
lease of five players today reduced
the members of the Oakland base
ball club to SO men. Those released
we're Tony Klotovich, San Fran
cisco. and Bill Mckinley, Long
Beach. third basemen; Vic Tufo,
San Francisco. catcher; Paul Bowa,
Sacramento, shortstop; and Joe
Feraci, Sacramento, outflelder.
Seais Make Deal
BOYES HOT SPRINGS. March 8.
CUP) = The san Francisco Seals
baseball club today planned to farm
out several promising young play
ers to Ell Paso following an agree
ment reached with the Arizona
Texas league club. Joe LaForte,
shortstop. and Joe BlankenShip
third baseman. have been ordered
to report to Ell PaSo and two or
three catchers, two infielders and
possibly catcher also are expected
to be sent to the farm.
Stars Head For L. A.
SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Mar g.
(UP)-Laguna Field was deserted
today, the Hollywood Stars having
broken camp and headed for Los
Angeles to finish their spring train
ing.
The Stars will practice at Saw
lelle felu ullllI Wol hiiioli Aio'S Soiii
pleted Gilmore Stadium, their home
field.
Beavers Play Seattle
FULLERTON, Cal, March 9. (UP)
The Portland Beavers play Seat
ties Coast league champions here
today. Manager John Frederick said
Glenn Gabler, formerly with Long
Beach. would start on the mound
for the Beavers with Bill Radonits
in reserve.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
L. A. HAY
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, March 8. G'PJ-
Leading issues fluctuated III mar
row range on the stock market to-
day while special issues provided
some features.
Packard, the most active stock
made d new high at "a up y. In
tercst was attributed TO receipt by
the company Of $4,000, 900 order
for super marine engines for the
Unite dStstes navy.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: INDUSTRIAL 14S.14, up
O.O7; rail, 30.S4, off O.o3; utility "a %
Off O.O1: 65 stocks. 1913. unchanged
stock sales apprOximated $50, 900
shares against 27tvDOb in the short
session a week ago. Curb stock sales
were $4,000 shares against 10000
last SATURDAY..
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
BY HENRY McLEMORE

MONTGOMERY. Ala, March g.
tUPl-Having seen quite a bit of
Welby Van Horn while I was in
Los Angeles, and having the op-
pOrtunity of getting to know the
youngster pretty well. l can only
hope he doesn't read what the
newspapers report that Bill Tilden
has been saying about him.
II Tllden was reported correctly,
and I have no doubt but that he
was, he said that Van Horn had
too colossal an ego for his own
good" When l think back to the
luncheon conversation l had with
the gangling, 19-year-old young
ster a few weeks ago I know that
nothing he could read about himself
could hurt him any worse
Because like every boy who ever
lived. Welby Van Horn has his
idol. And his idol happens to be
Bill Tilden. From the first day he
picked up a racquet, on a cement
public course. he has patterned his
game after Tllden'S to the best OF
his ability. He was dffident when l
asked him questions about his own
game and what he thought the fu-
ture held for him. The only thing
he seemed proud of, was the fact
that he had net Tilden, talked to
him, and seen him play.
Gosh" Welby said. his smile al
most gong up to his coWlick, gosh,
even right now he could beat almost
anybody. don't suppose anybody
could beat hin: if the match was
only for SGT of two
SO I repeat l hope Welby doeSn
see Tildens criticism of him. But
! do hope that Bill sees this and
believes me when I tell him that
he has Welby Van Horn pegged all
wrong,
Here's a boy, Bill. who isn't living
off his reputation as tennis play
cr. despite the fact that he went to
the final round of the national
championship at Forest Hills last
wear. and was acclaimed by the
gallery and the press as the boy
wonder of the year, he didn't let
il 90 to his head. Furthermore, he
didn't try to cash in on it, and you
know better than l, Bill, the many
who have.
Where do you think he is right
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. March 8. up
Few prices changed during the NOR
ning's trading on the Los Angeles
stock exchange today. Two issues
dropped. none gained, and nine
were unchanged. Volume was 33't
shares.
Consolidated steel pfd slipped J,
to l0as aud Lockheed dropped =
to 3044, both on 100 share safes.
Menasco sold 400 shares at 2;'s, Ry-
an 100 shares at 5l2. and Vega ]oV
shares at 5i.. all unchanged.
Also unchanged were Repubnc
petroleum, 100 shares at ~, stan
dard of California 100 shares at" ,
and Union 200 shares at 49,.
Transamerica was unchanged at
- on 200 shares.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
BimeIich Heads
Derby Entries

LOUISVILLE. KY. March 9. up
-Bimelich. Col E. R. Bradley'S un-
beaten juvenile champion. led all
the rest today in list of l27 eligi-
bles announced for the Goth run
ming of the Kentucky Derby at
Churchill Downs on May 4
Though Bimelich. unbeaten in six
starts as tWo-year-old. probably
will be the shortest winter book ia
vorite ever for the mile and quar-
ter race. the entry list was the larg-
est since 1881 when l30 were noml-
mated.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
Todays Sports Parade

now. Dragging. boasting. staggering
around some resort where tennis
players with a national reputation
can make a living? No, he isn't,
Bill He is in Los Angeles. working
eight to ten hours a day with a
meat packing plant, where his father
worked before He is a novice sales
man and he isn't making much
money What he makes, however,
goes to help support his widowed
mother and sister with whom he
lives.
He has a pretty steady head for
a l9-year-old boy, who could have
been blinded by the spotlight that
was suddenly turned on him last
summer at Forest Hills. I saw him
that day in the locker room before
he went out to play Bobby Riggs
in the final. You could scarcely
reach him for the back-slappers and
the people vino were trying to en-
dear themselves to future cham
pion He just had a funny little
smile through it all, and | will al
ways remember his parting remark
to me as he left the club for the
stadium.
Gee, Henry" he said, there sure
are a lot of folks who want to
live your life for you, aren't there?"
Young Welby seems to have gone
on leading his own life. And it
isn't the easily promoted life to
ease too many young tennis players
choose. If Welby Van Horn is ego
tistical then either you or l, Bill,
don't know the meaning of the word.
And as for your picking Fred
Schroeder as the best tennis pros
pect in the country, would you like
to make a small bet with me that
he lasts longer than Welby does
at Forest Hills next September?
I am really what you are looking
for in the way of an egotist, be-
cause l will back my tennis judg-
ment against yours.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
A Thought


We Alt athletic director at Cali
patria high school, whose high
school basketball team rallied in the
last half of the season 10 defeat
Holtville and Imperial and tie for
fourth in the league standings, came
up with the best suggestion of the
season for a valley league basket
ball schedule.
Alt who was herding a group OF
youngsters from Calipatria high
school through the fairgrounds the
other day, stopped long enough 10
chat and suggest that the valley
basketball league be divided into two
leagues.
Put FL Centre. CaleXico and
Brawley in one league, Holtville.
Imperial and Calipatria IN the other.
Alt said. Then let each team play
each of its opponents three times
and work out some sort of playoff
al the end OF the season
"Calipatrla has no license to play
against Fl Centre. CaleXico or
Brawley in most seasons. Alt point
ed out. because we can't hope to
compete WIN a ScNOOI SIN or elgll
times as large as ours"
Ats suggestion is logical one
because the top three teams in the
valley league are usually as closely
matched as peas in pod. The
same is true among second division
teams.
Holtville split its series with Cali
patria ano ImpeTiai. Calipatria split
with Imperial during the regular
season and the three clubs tied or
fourth place. In the first division
BraWley failed to win a game but
they lost four contests which were
so close that luck would have re-
yersed the score.
Compet.t;.on is the secret of sue
cess in athletics and as a result the
splitting Of the valley league into
two divisions in basketball season
would serve two purposes. 1t would
improve the brand of basketball and
therefore increase crowds and il
would give the second division teams
an incentive 10 play.
Such a system would. in most
cases. eliminate situation such as
the one which arose at the end of
the current season when Calexico
and El Centro ended the season tied
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
hogue Suffers
T.k.0. Defeat

SAN DIEGO COLISEUM, March
9,-Jimmy Casino. Los Angeles
middleweight. hung technical
knockout defeat on Bigboy Hogue of
Jucumba Friday night in the main
event here.
Fogue who had the better of the
going during the first three rounds.
suffered a deep cash over his left
eye in the fourth round and the
fight was stopped 1t was the second
defeat in year for the lighter of
the Jacumba twins.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
Lucille H. Wins
End Major Race

Lucille H.. a speedy mare owned
by j. Butcher, blistered the stretch
in the six furlong Imperial Valley
handicap to score her second major
victory of the four days of racing
at the Imperial fair grounds Friday
afternoon.
The Butcher-owned horse romped
home in the final day of racing at
the fair before the largest crowd
of the meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
Lopez Again Heads
Mat Show Here

Vincent Lopez, former worlds
wrestling champion, presently en-
barked on campaign to regain that
title will meet Nick Lutte in the
main event of next Thursday S
wrestling show. Lopez defeated Fra
ley last Thursday.
In other bouts Fred Villarta will
meet Wildman Zim and Ramon Sc
villa, handsome Mexican wrestler
will oppose Hank Matheney.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
Centro Wins


Ell Centre high school track team
took first place in the annual Holt
vile Cross Country run Friday aft
ernoon. according to Coach Larry
Hanson.
Brawley, who placed Jack Silva
in first place, took second place
team honors, Holtville was third.
Silva beat out Walter Price, Ell Cen
tro runner. in the final two steps
of the race.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. March 5. TPJ --
Hogs saleable 200; steady to 1"c
higher; top $50 On load I93 II.
castcrns, few 22G-2G" lbs,[trucklns
.. 1856; medium sOws 80.
CatlIc sal"ablc 200; all classes
quoted nominally steady; few me
dium steers uusold. Medium to low
grade steers quoted $3.50; few
common G.@5. heifars and good cows
lacking, cutter TO medium cows
5.75-6.50; good quoted TO around
7.25: canuers and cutters 4.25-5. 80;
good bulls quoted around 7; calv@s
sa leab 80. good 30 choice yea ers
quoted 1l.5u-l4 or above and sim p
liar calves quoted S.75-10.5o.
sheep none; good TO choice heavy
weight wooded lambs quoted 9-5.25.
pod ewes to 4.15.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, March 8 UP) Wheat
price were firm in quiet trading
ON the Chicago stock exchange t.
day as shorts covered for the week
end.
AT the close wheat was up to
j. cent. May selling at $1.o4-l04 =
Corn was j.. to "a cent higher, May
al So -56"i cents; oats were up .
to D.. cent, rye was J., TO ". cent
higher. and soy beans were up y .
- cents.
Firmness at Kansas City WAS a
STRENGTHENING factor.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
Cunningham Runs
Last Mile ToniQ1t

NEW YORK, March 9. (UP)-
Around the boards he strobe to fame
seven years ago. Glenn Cunning
ham runs for the last time in Madi-
son Square Garden tonight.
For the first time since he cy-
cloned out of Kansas in 1888 to tie
the world indoor record with 7
4:12 performance in the ColumbisS
mile of the K of c games, the great
Glenn will take back seat in the
same feature event tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
Sweepida Favored
In Anita Feature

ARCADIA, Cal. March 9. (UP)-
j. C. Hills Santa Anita Derby WIN
ner. SWeepida, was the betting ia
vorite today in the $4,000 San
Juan Cap!Strano handicap at Santa
Anita.
The stake brings the 45-day San
ia Anita meeting to close.
Sweepida will carry high weight of
l22 pounds tor the mile and a
sixteenth with Milky Way Farms
Gallahadion coming in at 118. Low
went to w. l.. Ranch's Kantan at
IO1.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
High School
Golfers Clash

High school golfers from Yuma.
Brawley, Ell Centre and Holtvillc
clash today in matches over the
Del Rio country club. Yuma, WIN
ner in the first of the series of
matches, was the favorite when
the teams teed off at am.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
Top Ranking Cue
Stars Clash

CHICAGO, March 9. fUP)-Elev-
en-top ranking billiard players begin
a 110-game twice around robin
Monday for the worlds three
cushion championship and $4,000
prize money. The contest was ex-
pected to determine whether Welker
Cochran, San Francisco, or Joe
Chamaco, Mexico City, was entitled
TO wear the champions crown.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES, March 8. UP)-
Hens, leghorns, 81. to 3't lbs. 14c
Hens, leghorns, over 1 lbs. .... 14c
Do. over lbs. ................. lao
Hens, colored, g.. to 4 lbs. .... 19c
Hens, col1red, over lbs. ...... 19t
Broilers, over IA up to ! ,. lbs. 1St
Broilers, over j., up to ga lbs. 22c
Leghorns "a to 5 lbs. ......... 15C
Fryers. colored, 2 2l2 81. lbs. g.. 22c
Fryers. colored over 81 lbs. up 24C
Roasters, colored .......,,..... 24C
Old roosters, cOlored ........ 10t
Old roosters, leghorn ........... O6'
Stags ................. IA;
Ducklings, over pounds ...... 16c
Ducklings, under ; pounds ... la
oll uuChS '..'... -.'-.'.'.... ''' po'
Young geese .................. 15c
Young Tom turkeys. IA to 90 ID. 13c
DO. 20 lbs. up NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 13'
Young hen turkeys ............ 49,
Young hen turkeys, II lbs. up 15t
Old tom turkeys ................. ~
Old hen turkeys ............... ~
Capons, to 3 lbs. .....,,....... 25t
Rabbits, No. VIII. IL to Az lbs. IL
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
BASKETBALL RESULTS

Southern California 81, oregon
State Al.
Marin JC AZ, Santa Rosa JC 36.
San Francisco JC as, San Mateo
JC 22
St. Vincent'5 high fValleJo) 81,
Mt. Carmel high IL. A. SO.
Utah Al, Utah State 40.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
Markets at a Glance

Stocks irregular and quiet.
Bonds irregularly higher: /. :.
governments easier; BraZlNanS low
er.
curb stocks firm.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
Dodqers Whip CinCy

CLEARWATER, March tUP)-Cincnnais Reds invaded
Dodgers training today for the second of their
victory the
Reds yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
Central Opens
Baseball Schedule

Ell Centro high schools varsity
baseball team will open its regular
season this afternoon in El Centro
stadium against Yuma high. The
game will start at 2.30.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
Rockies Remain in &C. to +
Play Cali patrio as Padre
RequIors Meet Philadelphia

The San Diego padre baseball team was III San Dego
today scheduled to play twogane series against te
Athletics but the San Diego rookie baseball
stars were left behind to meet strong Capatrla nine
in El Centre stadium at II Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
l.. A. GRAINS

LOS ANGELES, March 8 UPJ-
Wheat
No ! hard white 80. s1.67 " -1.72h
Barley
No. / Bri. west 46 lbs. =. $.95-1 90
Corn No. yellow ...... $l.5O-1.o2
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
MunseII Wins Easily

HOLLYWOOD, UP)-Flooring his opponent seven
times Junior Munse Oklahoma Indian op-sided 10
Delaney. Legion
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
MacPhai| Makes Offer for GiantFirst
Baseman zeke Bonura; Medwick Still
Ho|dout: Athletic Star Hurt

WINTER HAVEN. Fla. March 9. (UP)-Manager Bill
Terry of the New York Giants admitted today hat he had
received feelers from Dodger President Larry MacPhal
in regard Zeke Bonura trade. \ NacPhail gesture
apparently intended hurry the signing Brooklyns
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
Baseball

Four teams Will compete in the
valley league baseball race this sea-
son and unless the coaches of CAL
eXico, Holtville. Brawley and E.
Contro have been misleading us. this
years race Will be the best in a
decade.
e. Centro. Holtyllle and CaleXico
mines have beer working out for
two or three weeks and BraWley
started last Monday. CaleXico, as
defending champion. Will be favored
but there is every indication the
team from the border city will find
the going bit tougher than in the
past few seasons.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-10
BENCHW ARM|NG
by Burdette Kinne
Sports Editor

for first place.
Winners of the first and second
divisions could playoff at the end
Of the season or a basketball clinic.
such as the one staged each year
by the state colleges, could be
brought into play.
Under the latter program the six
teams could pla". each other team
in a round robin tournament in 20
minute games. The tournament
could be run on three successive
nights in each Of the valleys high
school gymnasiumS and would serve
as a further impetus to increase
valley-wide interest in basketball.
At least its something to think