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Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31
Padres Sink to
Sixth Place as
Oaks Win, I'll

Seattle's RainierS, galloping along
IA games ahead of the Pacific Coast
league. showed no signs of weaken
ing last night when they set back
the improving Los Angeles team,
So.
Dick Barrett ran his victory string
to II games this season but had to
pull through some tight spots.
Three times he struck out the last
batter of the inning With men on
base. He gave seven hits, the same
number as Julio Bonetti and Joe
Berry who worked for the Angels.
The defeat stopped Los Angeles
drive for second place, leaving the
Angels 3la games behind second
place Oakland.
The Oaks snapped out of a long
losing streak to whip San Diego,
6-l. Henry Pippen gave the Padres
six hits while his mates got eight
off Byron Humphreys and Howard
Craghead, although Oakland had
three errors The Oaks got a 81
lead in three innings and kept it
Hollywood moved into fifth place
replacing San Diego, by beating
Sacramento. 60. A three-run rally
in the eighth put the game away
Wayne osborne yielded six hits to
the SolonS while the Stars got II
off Tony Freitas and Frank Riel
Freitas went to the eighth before
the Hollywood rally got him.
Seventh place San Francisco beat
tail-ender Portland. IA. Sad Sam
Gibson returned to the lineup to
score the win, giving the Ducks
seven hits. The Seals got IL of
Forrest Orrell. San Francisco was
marked up for five errors while
Portland made three.
The teams continue their series
tonight and tomorrow night, NOV
ing on to new parks Friday in 6
split week. Los Angeles has dou'
ble-header at Seattle tomorrow night
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31
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Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31
Plans CrystaIize
For CoIlI,-Louis
Title Bout

NEW YORK, July 81. CUP) -
Plans were crystallizing today for
a blue stocking heavyweight bat
tie between Joe Louis and Billy
Conn at Pittsburgh on Sept. 25.
This first heavy title tilt in
Pittsburgh would be promntcd by
Mike Jacobs, but backed By the
swankiest wealthiese families IN
the smoky city, according to de-
tails revealed last night.
These plans are dependent, Of
course, upon Conn-the Pittsburgh
pugilist defeating Bob Pastor in
their contenders' braWl at the Polo
Grounds ON Aug. 13. Conn is the
9-5 favorite.
Negotiations fol the Pi5tSo ..fh
battle asn.esthed the ag een e.:
stage last night after lengthy con-
ferences between promoter Jacobs
manager of Louis and Conn, anC
Havey Boyle, representing the AL
Lied Relief Fund of Pittsburgh.
Because the relief fund will cui
in on the gross gate-expected tC
! approximate O0,000-William E
Benswanger, president of the Pitts.
! burgn Pirates, is expected to pro
vide Forbes Field, with lis $500;
seating capacity, for a uom1na
rental. Tickets would be scaled W
to $3.50 tops.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31

The ElkS journey to Brawley on
Thursday night to face Vernon
Hare and strong Brawley crew,
theS return to Ell Centre stadium
to meet the team that walloped
the valley nine in two straight
games last season.
steve Ritter will oppose the Eraw-
ley team and Joe Hurst will work
against the San Diegans.
The Elks will present a team
somewhat weaker than the regular
all-star lineup Friday night, par
ticularly il. the outfield. Paul
Brown will play first base Nevin
House second, Tom Crosb'e short
and Dutch Van Nostrand third. to
round out a strong infie,d
In the outer garden Smith, Ritter
and walters will patrol. Rittec plays
regularly with the alt-staiJ but
Smith and Walters cannot be term
ed first class defensive fielders.
Both are good hitters.
The San Diego Elks will scnd
Ffniley and Green against the Ell
Centrans for mound duty, but re-
ports from San Diego indicate that
neither has been too effective in
league play. The coast Elks will
present an alright dessnse, how
ever, and should be abla 10 pro-
teLC their pitching.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31
NATIONAL
By HENRY McLEMORE

SARATOGA SPRINGS. " Y.
july 81. eUP)-The numbers went
UP on the totalisator board after
q photo-finish at the race track
today, and Mr. J. J. Jones jumped
UP and down on his new straw hat
Mr.. J. j. Jones had been violently
disappointed In what he thought
was good thing by the unfailine
eye of the camera. and not even
the breeze caused BY the nutter
of his torn up win ticket could
cool him off as his horse showed
up second on the film A Mr
J. J. Jones stood there on ms
shattered straw hat. midst the frae-
ments of his no-good tickets. he
must have regretted the day ne quit
the electrical contracting business
10 invent the countrys most widely
used photo-finish camera. Because
ii was his own device. ms own
handiwork. that had peered down
on the finish line and proved In
the black and white of a negative
that he had guessed wrong.
As a fellow victim Of The cameras
eye in this race. asked Mr J. J.
Jones, and somewhat heatedlY. whY
he ever turned hts hand % per-
fecting a fool-proof. mistake proof
machine. that made It impossible
for judge or judges ever q call
wrong winner
Well, I'm not sorry I DID. said
the man whose machine records the
finishes at Hialeah. Arlington. Bel
mont, Aqueduct. Empire City and
Saratoga and most OF the oountry'e
tracks 1T costs me money some
times, but look at the money q
saves thousands Of other horle
payers and owners. There Is ~
telling how many horses o0nrr
and players have been deprived uf
honest wins because OF The plain in-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31
.CoIexico-
InnPerioI
Annex

Imperial Junior leaguers
topped the kid loop stand
lings Wednesday. but it took
them 13 innings to knock
over I'll Centre Junior police
Softbsll team in Imperial Tuesday
night by a 1919 score.
The Imperial juniors rallied to
score six runs in the eighth in
ming. one in in the ninth for a
90 deadlock. then battled four
more innings before tallyirg the
winning counter. The ,victoty gave
Imperial undisputed league lead
erShip. showed the police into sec
ond place.
In the other junior league game
Calexip juniors took advantage
of 10 hits and as many erro"s to
defeat the Press junior softball
team. 15-9.
The Press juniors outhit Calex-
leo, 1910. but errors in the out
fielo and lnfield cost seven runs
and chance for victory.
Mendoza, Lopez and Andrade
paced the Calexico hitting attack
on three Press pitchers viii two
hits each. Bud Ritter wiJh four
hits in four tries was the leading
sticker for the losers.
Imperial was trailing 9-2 as they
started the eighth inning and the
game appeared to be in the bag
for the usually sharp fielding jun
ior cops. The police defense fell
apart in the eighth inning, how
ever. and Imperial roared back TO
take over the league lead in the
overtime game.
Next weeks schedule matches
junior police and Calexloo in FL
Centre stadium, the Press a I'M
perial Both games will be played
Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31
l.. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. July 81. UPl-
Trading was only fair for Wed
nesday.
Bunched vegetables: beets 80
$1.00; carrots s1.00-s12O celery
root 9O-S1 90: Dixon soc: green
onions $1.75-$2.0O; Leeks 90-si.0
mustard 4O-5Oe; parsley Assoc;
radishes 75-90c; spinach 7O-s0c
turnips 60-75c; Dill 75-9Oc: water
cress 30-35c.
CantaIoupes: local hates 16s-1ss
50-65c; 24s-27s 60-65c. tip tops IS
los soc; Japanesem elons local
jumbo 12s-16s 75-s1.00; honeydews
12s-t6s 65-75c: cantaIoupes Turloek
jumbos 27s St.25.
Tomatoes: stones local and Or
ange co lugs fx5s rs 90c; 5x5s S.
500; San Diego co 4x5s 1850:
5x5s 75-9Qc; egg tomatoes local
trays yellows 50-6Oc.
Watermelons: San Joaquin Valley
Blondikes 1920 10 avg s6.5O-ss 90:
local KIondikes 22-25 1b avg SO
S11.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31
TODAyS SPORT PARADE

ability OF the human eye to catclf
the finish OF a close horse race.
Almost without fail the human eve
viii give an edge to the horse ON
the rail People used TO think that
cameras did that too. but no more.
That camera Of mine. which lust
got me sore for a second. not only
places the first. second and third
horses. but all Of the horses I'm the
race. You'd be surprised how many
dead heats YOU get for fifth. sixth.
seventh and even last place"
Are all photo-finish cameras
this accurate" asked Mr.. Jones
No. don't think 50" nc am
swered. and that's not iust bias
either. There Is one that is work
ing At one Of the biggest trstks in
this country that photographs only
moving objects. This means that
when the negative Is developed
there isn't = sign Of a finish wire.
or a fence. or a tote board. or any
thing that would connect the horses
shown with any particular track or
any particular race. The finish
wire. bccause u Is not 4 moving OBJ
sect. has q b. saperimposed against
the noses of the leadine horses. I
am inclined tO believe that this Is
bad thing and IN tefl you why
The photo-finish camera was IN
troduced q eliminate the human
element IN ludEinF the winner. To
my Hsy e thinking. any camera
that has to have he finish line in-
trofaeed p the human hand after
the negative Is Developed. works
against the Very thine the photo
finish camera Wss introduced for
And. I mixht add the owners Of this
camera. ana the tracks where it
atsrrate. d. not adycrtIze thai the
finish nns Nas added O. after the
alctufe was taken
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31
Imperial. Seeley
Meet in Crucial
Game Tonight

A couple of the city leagues hot
test softball teams, Seeley and I'M
perial go after the second half
softball championship tonight in
FL Centro stadium and league Off
cials declare it will be the best
game of second half play
Imperial, resting one game behind
the Seeley Towners in second place,
need a victory tonight for a dead
lock in the loop standings. Seeley
needs one win to take the second
half crown.
In the event of an Imperial vic
tory the same teams will meet next
Monday for the right to play FL
Centre Elks, first half champ
ions, in a game to determine the
season champions.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31
Bakers Defeat
Creamery, III

Cramers Bakery softball team.
most improved softball club in B
league competition, pounded out
TT victory over the cellarite
Golden Staters Tuesday night at
the Adams street park. Walt Hulet
homered for the losers.
District shop and Telephone COM
pany teams play tonight, District
office and City Employees Thursday
and Coca Cola and 20-30 Friday
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31
Clid|tedoI, Passes
Up $4,000 Race

INGLEwOOD, Cal, July 81. up
"A field of II, headed by c. S.
Howard's Kayak II, shaped up to
day for the $4,000 Sunset Handi-
cap Saturday at Hollywooi Park as
hand ers OF the fleet Caalendof;
prepared to ship him cas- fol tie
s25 900 Narraganset special in Sep
tember.
Challendon's connections rejected
an impost of 1876 pounds assigned
TO him for Saturdays rare. The
rugged bay son of Challenger II
will shin tomorrow for the cas-.
10 run in wtight-fot age vents.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31

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Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. July 81. AP)-Tbe
stock market ran into nrbflt TAX
ne today after an early attempt
O extend Yesterday ssharp gains.
Around closing time the main list
vas irreFularly higher.
Trading dwindled on the realiz-
NJ M aNemcnt but volume was only
Moderately below yesterdays total
when sales we're the best in alb
Month.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
sfofk H4efaHea. Industrial, 1854.
~ oIas rail. e6.s2. off OF. utility
q 20. eff 0.0a. 60 stocks 1882. off
"a
stock safeH appH0zimated 100000
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Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31

! better men are not 70 be had.
Giles did something ABOUT them
He took William Bowl Mckechn'e
from the Boston Bees -. gave
the dean of National League pilots
25,00O and an incentive In the
way of a $500 bonus based OF
attendance figures. -
He gave the Phillies S55.C00 and
couple of athletes for uthy
Walters.
Lew Rigs didn't cover a wi6e
enough raage at third base, SC
Gies paid the Athletics SIS 900 for
Bill, Werber.
Left field, the softest position OF
all, is an unusual place for cham
pionship club to be handicapped
but no less than eight failed to
meet Rhineland requirements there
in l93e-Lee Gamble. Stanley Bor-
dagaray, Bud Hafey. Antonio Boil
giovanni. Dick West, Al Simmons
Vince DiMaggio and Wa!iy Ber-
ger.
Si25.O00 is EXPENDED
FOR LEFT FIELDERS
Giles gave Kansas City $4,000
for the Oldest of the DiMaggios
He has spent something like 125.-
900 for left fielders in three years.
Mike Mccormick, who CAME up
from Indianapolis, started in the
position last spring, but Bill Mc-
Kechnie still had doubts about the
post when the Reds traded Dl-
Maggie to the Pirates for Jofnny
Rizzo.
Deacon McKecfnie didn't hike
Rizzo's temperament, among other
things, SO off went the olive skinned
fly chased TO the Phiis for Morrie
Arnovich.
Now Arnovich, who is capable
of very formidable batting aver
age, should be insurance enough
especially with Mike McCrmics
and Gamble still around Yet Giies
gave Chattanooga 10000 and a play
er for big Mike Dejan. who leo the
Southern Association in d nah
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. July 81. UPJ-
Hogs 500, steady. medium to choice
220 to 270 lbs 6.so-7.25; top 725:
some unsofd sows 5-5.5O.
Cattle 500, slow steady. some
bids lower on cows. Short fed steers
$50; few Mexicans 7: fight feeders
s.25; common heifers 7.25 down:
cows 5.75-6.25; few to 6.75: can
hers and cutters 4-5.25: bulls 625-
7.35: calves 200. eady, veaIers to
1I5O; choice quoted to IL. calves
S-10; sheep none, few shorn lambs
steady at 7; wooled lambs quoted
to s75
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31
Merced Bids for
Class T. Team

MERGED. Cal, July 81. up
An offer OF $4,000 to back a Mer-
ced entry in the proposed class C
baseball league in California was
made today by Benny Rubin. Holly
wood film comedian.
Rubin told Merced officials nc
would support the team. He also
has agreed TO put up the $1,000
needed for an entrance fee. accord
ing 10 w L. White. chairman Of
the chamber Of commerce rocrea-
ton committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31

ING the dUIlleleS uliNCl Soii.h
Another battle was narrowly
averted in the Reds-Giants game
Yesterday. This time it was big
Walter Brown. Giants relief pitch
er who made menacing gestures
at little Bill Stewart, baseline UNI
pire who called a close play at first
in favor of Cincinnati. Stewart
thumbed Brown out of the game,
but Bill Terry had to shove the
giant hurler before he got nm
started toward the clubhouse.
Earlier umpire Magerkurth had
banished Coach Jimmy Wilson for
protesting too vehemently when
pinch hitter Mike Dejan was called
out on strikes. But the most SER
ious trouble of all developed after
the game when several hot-heade-'
fans charged umpire Stewart III
front of the Giants dugout. Um-
pire Barr rushed in and pushed
one fan away from Stewart, who
held his ground until two special
police arrived to break up the
m,nacing group. AS the police Werc
c: corting Stewart and Barr TO
the dugout exit, several fans fol-
lowed and made threatening geS-
lures at the arbiterS.
RALLY WINS
With a 4-run rally in the eighti'
the Reds conquered the Giants
6-3. and Paul Derringer, who wen
out for pinch hitter in the eightf
was credited with his 18th victory
He allowed only six hits and two
runs-on Seeds triple and White
| heads homer-in seven innings.
Pittsburgh raped rookie Ed Heat
for four runs in the first innlnI
of his initial start for Brooklyn
before 1870 fans at Ebbetts Fitlt
last night and went on to hamme
two other pitchers for an 80 vic
tory, dropping the Dodgers eigh
games behind the leading Red5.
/ With Johnny Mize hitting tw'
homers-nos. 27 and 28-the Cai
dinals slugged out a 1876 victor!
over the Bees. st. Louis made l!
hits. four of them by Dol Pad
gett. Lon Warneke went lie lout'
to win his 7th game, handing th'
Bees their seventh straight uc
feat
Knocking Bill Lee out of tn
box the Phillies beat the Cubs
Us, despite the fact that Gabb
Hartnett's club slammed out 1
hits. ST johnson came to Higbe
rescue in the seventh and throttle
the Cubs the rest of the way.
YANKEES SCORE
The Yankees opened their cru
cial series with the Tigers by pull
ing through to an 8-6 victory Re
Ruffing blanked the Tigers tor 81
| innings but was belted to cove
in the eighth, and Johnny Murpn
finished the game. Ruffirgs home
with two on in the sixth vas til
Yanks' big blow. Rudy York hi
two homers, his 18th and 18th.
Clevelpnd climbed into til
with Detroit for first place las
night wen Bobby Fel,er turnet
back the Red Sox, 81, for his 17tl
win before 49,238 per SONS, !argea
night c.uwd of the yer. Felt
fann.d eight ba.tnrs t. increas
his seam. total to 1872. The winnin
run came home on n double pla
ball. Kritner and Mack singled Il
the sixth and HemSlcy o.ove ou
double play liner on which Kelt
ner crossed the plate.
Dutch Leonard knucklebalied hi
way TO his l1th victory of TIL
year last night as he pitched wash
ington to 40 win over the Brown
before 5.018 fans.
The White sox trimmed III
Athletics, 81. Jack Knott hali th
AS To two hits until the nintl
when he weakened and had to b
rescued by Pete Appleton
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31
FAVORED CONTESDERS
ADVANCE IN TOURNEY

GAMBLER. o. July 81. up
Favored eontenders in the Wester1
JunisE Teunis Tournament n1 fsd
into the third day Of play today
on tre Een' or College coults with
Earl Cocheil, Los Angeles, top
ranking player. meeting Walter
Driver, FL PaSo. Tex.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31
l.. A. BUTTER & EGGS
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. July 81. CUP)-
AIFcrafts led a rising trend on the
Laa Angeles stock exchange this
uarnlne OF the listed issues. IL
zere up. 8 down and 10 unchanged.
ln $500 shares Of trading.
xultes rose : TO a new high for
fHH yeaH az -: Solar was up 4
e So and Vega = to 10.
Goodyear gained I TO 1eh Cen
sraI Meters lost : TO 45A and
eaas lliaa "a steel = TO 12h.
standard oil rose = to 1877.
Edlsan gained = each In thS
eammoa ~ 21H ana s. a. go
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. HuiF 81 iff-W heat
a4nre# closes fHaHIluuallF lower
eaaN Hhr Hhfaf tone ass firm
HHaf a# fhr ##HHf1H flrH Fss easy
#4nt ##a -aa# core aaa down a.
frH# AnnH 80. oats IN
HannaH fn = Gees iuffH. sept 30
= fza I.H= = HHuf fHNFr, sept
- aaN NHanH aere aff : i e.
safs. nnf FH#A
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31
Red Replace ment Strength
Make Cincy Club to Beet

NEW YORK, July 81. UP)-
Warren Giles used the simplest
formula for baseball success in Gin
cinnati.
Giles, upon being named general
manager, merely went out and got
what tie Reds needed.
The hcaos of too many cubs
are too pI one TO alibi weak sppts--
excuse them on the ground that
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31
!|{ 7|gllI9
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Markets at a Glance

Stocks irregularlY higher in mo
ferate trading.
Bonds Irregular u. :. govern
nents mixed.
Curb stocks irregular.
Foreign exchange easy.
Cotton firmef. l
wheat off 4 TO Z cent: corn of
to =.
Rubber steady.
silver unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31
Coronado Whips HoItville 1912

Coronado girls made it two in
a low over valley girls teams Tues
day night when the Islander scored
1912 victory over Holtville.
Holtville, strengthened by three
Ell Centro players, played erratic
ball afield and literally handed Inc
decision to the gals from Coronado.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31

requirements have made eve-y-
body forget the Reds havc lad
their share of injuries.
Eddie Joost was called int ac-
ton at shortstop when Billy Myers
twice vas put out of commission.
When Werber went down With a
torn leg muscle, Rigge subIit1tcd
at thita base a'a|. six hits
as the Ieds swept two-game
seTi,s il Chicago.
BehlI.i the plate is W:rard Her
shberge' cne of the finest second
string catchers in thu history Il
the senior wheel.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31
FL Ccntro ENks
Stort Quest For
State Title Friday

They talked about another state championship iS ior
the Ell Centro Eks sofbalL team "Wednesday as a tne
Iodgemen prepared to play Thursday night pracuGtt
game against the Brawley all-stars and Frldy niehI
series game against the San Diego Elks.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31
Cleveland Moves Into Tie for First
Place in American League as Bob
FeIter Hot; Arbiters Have Trouble

NEW YORK, July 81. (UP)-Maybe it's the heat or
maybe it's the National Leagues policy of toerating
roughouse tactics but whatever the cause the senior
umpres are having their troubles these days keep
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31

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Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31
l.. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. July 81. UPl-
Hens. leghorns, Pa 3h lbs. ... 10c
Hens. leghorns. over 4 lbs. 80. lie
ID. over 4 lbs. .............. lie
Hens, colored, 81 TO 4 lbs e. 19c
Hens. eolored, over lbs 80. 19c
Broilers, over u up to * lbs. 15c
Broilers, over 4 up to 2A lbs. tic
Fryers, leghorns. over Pa up to 16
Fryers. coIored. 2A-3A lbs 80. 17c
Fryers, colored, over 3h lbs up 1sc
Roasters. coloreG ............. 10
old roosters. eoIored ........ .
old roosters. leghorn ........... &c
stays .-....-.......... 14c
Ducklings, oyer 8 pounds .... 15c
Ducklings, under b pounds 80. lac
Old ducks INSTRUMENTATION. &c
Young geese ....-.......... 15c
Old tom turkeys .......... lie
old hen turkeys 49,. .......... lie
capons s lbs. and Up ,....... 24c
rabbits. No. wh. 2k An lbs. E. 1Oo
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-31
H. 4 BANKS

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LOCAL RUTTERFdT

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REPLACENIENTs MAKE You
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dozen batting departments With
Evening star., 1940-04-14

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Large off.the.face hats! Bre.
tons! Baku togo . milan
-. rough straws, braids!
Black and navy with white or
red; white with navy or black;
and other eolors.
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