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Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
TOOAYS SPORT PARADE

through the day. 1 didn't eat any
dinner at all and I was spared hav:-
ing to eat Aunt GuSSie's special
chow-chow, or Aunt BeSSie'S pride
and JOY, her canned green toma-
toes, or any of the chocolate pie
that Cousin Dell had brought all
the way from StateSboro with her.
If you know how far Statesboro is
from my house. and how Cousin
Dell travelled, you'll know what I
escaped by being near Alcatraz and
not near Cousin Dell.
ANY of my relatives who happen
to read this will know that any
mention of them is purely colnci-
dental and true9
But perhaps this is all a buncn
of sour grapes of wrath at the
thought of hamburger Thanksglv-
ing. Maybe somewhere, in my heart
and in my stomch, do miss those
real Thanksgiving dinners. Maybe
I would like to forget athletes anc
athletics for a day, and thrll lc
the sound of the dinner bell, anc
not to a gong that starts sports
event. Listen. Cousin Dell, l wa:
only kidding. Save me piece o.
that chocolate pie; tuck away :
drumstick for me. I'll try to make /
home by Jefferson Davis oay.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, NOV. %. OUP)-
Supplies rather light On most lines
with demand and trading moderate
to slow.
Cucumbers: san Diego and Lagu-
ma Beach 1.65-1.75; local 1.50-1.75;
Imperial 1.10-125.
Lettuce: Guadalupe and Santa
Maria dozen 1.35-1-50; 5s 55-100;
Lompoc As 1.50-1.65; 5s I00-1.15;
San Luis Obispo As 1-251.50; San
Diego As 1.40-1.50; SIS 1.00-1.10; OK
nard As 1876; IS 60-75c.
Peas: Coachella Imperial bush g.
&c; San Pedro S-9c; San Diego pol
9-10c.
Squash: White summer local and
San Diego 1.65-175; Imperial 1.65-
I75: crates 1.25-1.50 Coachella
lugs 1.60-1.75: Italian local and San
Diego 1.65-1.75; yellow crookneck
coachella and San Diego 1.60-1.75;
banana local IL Hubbard IA 70
lie.
Tomatoes: Local and San Diego
stones 4x5s 1.25-1 so; 5x5s 1.5O-1.75;
6x6s l25-1.35: San Luis Obispo
4x5s 1.50-1.65; 5x5s 1.75-1.9O; 6x6s
1.5o-I.65: Santa Barbara 4x5s 1.35-
1.50: 5x5s 1.50-1.e5, 6x6s 1.35-1 80;
stem santa Barbara and San Diego
2-layer 5x6s 1.5O-1.75; 3-layer 5x6s
.501 .65: fair 1.25-1.35.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
y-The.k
Faces Toughest
ASSIGNMENT

NEW YORK, Nov. %. up
Billy Conn, Pittsburgh's punchless
Adonis. faces the fifth and most
dangerous hurdle in his campaign
for heavyweight title shot tomor.
row night when he squares OIL
against Lee Savold, the Des MONIES
dynamiter, at Madison Square Gar
den.
Billy-the-Kid Conn has beaten
four heavyweights in his drive to-
ward a title bout with Champion
Louis, but none provided the men
ace of Savold, who has kayoed II
of his last % opponents.
Conn and Savold are slated Tor
II rounds. But there's little chance
that the bout will go the distance,
They're. that kind of fighters.
Conn figures that he will Whlttle
Savold down to his own weight with
terrific barrage to the body dur
| ing the early rounds, and then belt
him out. But Savold figures that
Weak-punching Conn will make his
notoriously slow start and leave
openings that will prove fatal. Sa-
void knows that Conn has left those
openings early in his bouts with
the four previous heavies he has
licked: AL Mccoy, Bob Pastor, Hen
ry Cooper and Gus Dorazio.
Because Conn never has lost
bout in New York, and because hi
is the light heavyweight champion
the betting men have made Billy
the-Kid a Al favorite to win to-
morrow night.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
Bauqh CIinches
Pro Football
Passing Title

NEW YORK. Nov. %. tUP)-
Regardless of what happens in the
final games this week, Sammy
Baugh. left halfback of the Wash
ington Redskins. has clinched the
National Professional Football
leagues forward passing title.
Baugh has completed LOG passes
out of ITO for 1881 yards and II
touchdowns. according to official
statistics released today. Cecil IS
bell of Green Bay, his nearest RI
val. has completed 81 for 98l yaros,
His 1O6 competitions tied Parker
Halls record of last season ana
his 1881 yards gained bettered
Davev O'Brien's mark of 1924 set
a wear ago. Baugh also won the
leagues punting title with an, an ay1 v,
erage CT so yards from line Oh
scrimmage in 33 kicks.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
Trophy
HonorS
Harmon

NEW YORK, Nov. % CUP
Tom Harmon, Michigan 5
halfback extraordinary, top
ped off an unparalleled grid
iron career today by winning
the Heisman Memorial trophy.
Given each year TO the country's
outstanding collegiate football play
er. the Heisman award is the result
of national poll of sportswriters
and sportScaSters.
Harmon'S total of 1903 points,
Just like the 33 touchdowns he tai
lied to better by two the record OF
Red Grange. was unprecedented and
topped by 462 the aggregate OF John
Kimbrough of Texas A. & NJ.
After Harmon, who led the poll
ing in every sector, and Kimbrough.
it was no contest. George Franck of
garnered l02 points,
Frank Albert of Stanford, 80 and
Paul Christman of Missouri. &c. On
ly one lineman-Guard Bob Suf-
fridge of TennesSee-received recog-
milton. He was third in the list of
selectorS.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
BY HENRY McLEMORE-

OMAHA, Neb.. Nov. %. UP)-
What does turkey drumStick
taste like? What's the color of
cranberry sauce? Is ii better to
pour all the giblet gravy over the
dressing or save some for the mash
ed potatoes?
would like to know, because I
am the man without a Thanks
giving. Even the presidents gen.
erous provision of two of them has
not helped me. Last Thursday I
was in Iowa where Thanksgiving
is today and where on last Thurs
day the Republicans served left-overs
Just TO prove their independence.
Now, today. on Thanksgiving No
2, I am in Nebraska where they
haven't even left-overs from the
turkey with which they celebrated
a week ago. So, once again, ] will
honor the Pilgram fathers by break
ing my trans -continl initial motor
trip long enough to wait my turn
at Ye Wayside diner gents invited
tables for ladies' and enjoy a
breast of hamburger, mail order
gravy, home-baked pies (but whose
home?). and coffee that escaped
the draft by a good five years.
I'm not complaining, because this
sort of Thanksgiving is nothing
new to me- A man can't expect TO
keep up with halfbacks, wingbacks,
fullbacks and quarterbacks ana
even see a turkey back on his own
dining room table, with all his
relatives gathered around, snok-
ing his cigars, drinking his wine
complaining of the service, and
saying they aren't particular but al
they care about is white meat.
Come to think of it. my sort OF
Thanksgiving has its advantages al
that. Take that Thanksgiving
had in 1897 just outside OF Phoe-
nix. with some Indians in grocery
store The sardines were very good
SO were the baked beans, and Wher
I was finished 1 got right up ane
left. without having to sit and dis
cuss the misfortuneS that KEEP
Uncle Charley and Aunt Pet from
being with us on this glorious day
In 1888 I shared Thanksgiving
with a congenial group of trucl
drivers in a coy beanery just out
side of Fort Wayne. Indiana. No
blessed one of my companion
insisted that 1 take ride in hi!
new car after dinner We all pait
our bills and Scrammed-
Thanksgiving of 1899 found m'
somewhere around San Francisco
with a late breakfast TO carry ms
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
HoItyilIe Gees
Unset E| Centro

Holtville high schools Gee team
upset El Centro lightweights Wed
nesday afternoon by a 12-2 score
"Jackrabbit' Seriguchi led the
Holtville offense, scoring both touch
downs and marking up more than
100 yards from the line OF scrlm-
mage.
Outstanding for El Centre were
Les Horton, James Bailey, Bill Lew
is and Ray Muncill. Muncil sui
fered an injured shoulder midway
in the third period, but it was not
considered serious, according to
Coach Maxwell.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
Commercial Cagers
Prep Wednesday

More than 25 Ell Centro CONNER
cial league basketball players at
tended the first practice session al
Fl Centre high school gymnasium
Wednesday night, according 10
Coach Raleigh Holt.
Practice sessions will continue on
Tuesday and Wednesday nights 1of
the next two weeks at the END OF
which time an eight-team league
will be organized.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
NEVADA AT STRENGTH

RENO, Nov. %. (UP)-UnlVefSity
of Nevada will start team domi-
mated by sophomores in the seasons
windup at San Jose State Friday
night, Coach Jim Aiken announced.
However, Wes Goodner, left end,
who has tailed "a points this sea-
son, and Marion Motley, Giant left
half who has scored AZ points, will
return to action against the Spar
tans. They we're held out of some
games because of conference regu-
lationS.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
Santa Clara Would
Favor Xmas Game

SANTA CLARA, Cal, Nov. %
CUP)-The University of Santa
Clara is favorable to a post-seasor
football game against Georgetown
University at Los Angeles Christ
mas day, but it hasn't yet beer
consulted on terms, graduate man.
ager Sam Dunno said today.
Dunno said the university hao
discussed the matter lightly, bu1
to date has received no DEFINITE
offer we are not stepping into
it without the proper inducements,
Dunno said.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
L. A. LIVESTOCK

(State- Federal Market SerVice)
Hogs $50, steady, medium to choice
160-230 lbs. truckins 6.50-7; top Z;
some easterns held around this
price, few packing sows 5-5.35
feeder pigs 6.25-7.
Cattle 500. steady; medium quail
ty fed steers 9.25; odd medium hei-
fers $3.50; few young cows 80
common to medium cows $3.50;
some held higher; Gamers and
cutters 4-5.75; odd bulls 6.25-7.25;
calves 200; steady to strong, odd
vealers to II; common to medium
calves 6-9: few $50 and above.
Sheep none, good to choice wool
ed lambs nominally quoted 9.25-
$50: and good ewes 4.75 or above
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
Clock, Lamp on
PrizeListF For
Golf Tournament

Prizes for both men ana "oiiien
golfers at the Barbara Worth coun-
try club Saturday and Sunday were
announced wednesday by warren
Currier of Imperial HARDWARE
sponsors of the 18-hole' weeNelio
tournament.
Women golfers will compete nne
holes medal play for an attractive
electric table lamp. Prizes for men
will be: a stunning electrlc tiocn sas
for low gross, mems tolieC SC. ioi
second low gross and a speciai pu'-
ter for low net. A golf bag WILL oe
awarded as a surprise prize. riay
for men will be 18 holes' uhoer
handicap.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
Hostak. Soose
Battle Sought

SEATTLE, Nov. %. tUP)-A 10
round bout with Al Hostak OF Seat
tie. former middleweight champion,
was offered Billy SOose of Saran-
ton, Pa. today by Promoter Nate
DruXman.
Druxman telephoned Paul Moss,
Soose's manager, in Los Angeles to
tender him a Dec. II date. Soose
recently beat Tony zale, present
champion. and Ken Overlin in nom
title matches zale took the NBA
middleweight title from Hostak in
Seattle last summer. and last week
won a l0-round nom title bout here
from Fred Apostoli, San Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
SOMMERS SHIFTED
TO CENTER POSITION

LOS ANGELES, Nov. %. tUP)-
Jack Sommers, Bruin tackle, has
been shifted to center and will
probably start the use game at
that position, Coach Babe Horrell
said today. Regular center Whitley
Matheson and his alternate, Gene
Alder. are on the injured list
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
BANTAMWEIGHT TITLE
MATCH SCHEDULED

CHICAGO, Nov. %. tUP)-PreSl-.
dent Joe Triner of the National
Boxing association said today the
bantamweight match between Lou
Salica of New York and Kui Kong
Young of Hawaii scheduled at Hon
olulu late in January would be Tor
the world championship. Salica Is
listed first and Young fifth in the
NBA ratings.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
Texas A. N. Closes
Season Today

AUSTIN. Texas. Nov. %. up
The Texas Aggies, BoWl-bound and
seeking their goth consecutive vic
tory, take on the University of Tex
as here today in Memorial Stadium
Some $4,000 fans - capacity
crowd-Will see Coach Dana x
Bibles Longhorns attempt to upset
Coach Homer Norton's powerhouse
team.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28

Ell Centro nlgn, o-o, ieeo
a victory over Imperial tonight and
win over Brawley in the final
game of the season next FRIDAY
night to take their third straight
championship.
For Imperial it is the last meet
ing with a first division team and
its last chance to score an upset
victory over one of the top three
ball clubs in league play.
Imperial played the Calexico
Bulldogs to a Go score in the first
meeting but the Calexicans were
playing without the valuable serv-
ices of Lauro Andrade, the valleys
unanimous choice for an all-con-
ference position.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Nov. 28 UP)-
Trading on the Los Angeles stock
exchange today was dull during the
early session when only 1000 shares
were sold. most Of them showing
fractional losses.
Southern California Edison com
mon. at 26c was up y; Richfield
oil, 8. off 4 Standard Oil of Calf,
1876. off u Ryan aero a. off u (;
Solar aircraft 37s off u.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28

tan footballers in practice during
the past week, wound up stiff prac-
tice sessions with light scrimmages
Tuesday night and planned Moth
ing more than signal drills for
Thursday.
In Holtville Coach Ben Palmgren
fired up" his charges to attempt
to score a second straight upset vic
tory over a first division football
team. Holtville knocked over Braw-
ley TO, in a game played two weeks
ago
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
TROY TO OPEN UP PASS
ATTACK AGAINST BRUINS

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 28. tUPJ-
Coach Howard Jones indicated to-
day that the Trojans will depend
on a passing attack to beat the
UCLA Bruins in the big game"
Saturday. Quarterback Bobby Rob-
ertson has been doing most of the
tossing in practice sessions.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
Yuma, H Centre
Tennis Teams Vie

Ell Centre and Yuma tennis clubs
will meet in net match at the
FL Centro courts Sunday morning,
according to Bill Maxwell, tennis
club tournament director
All club members and players in
terested in becoming members were
urged by Maxwell to be on hand
for play Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
StandIee Ready
For Cal Game

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CAL
Nov. %. CUP1-Norman big Chie1)
Standlee will see action against
California at Berkeley Saturday
according to DR.. Fritz Roth, Stan
ford team physician. I'll stick out
my neck far enough TO say Standlee
will play" he declared. Although
in uniform, Standlee still favored
an injured ankle. End Coach Jim
Lawson announced the Indians
would have a full set OF six wing
men ready for the first time this
season.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
San Jose Shows
Interest in Bid

SAN JOSE, Cal, Nov. 2S. up
San Jose State college, which has
won "a of its SO games in the past
three seasons. expressed much in
terest" today in reports it was um-
der consideration for the Sun Bowl
game at FL Paso on New Years
day against Arizona State college
of Tempe. San Jose meets the Uni
versity of Nevada here Friday
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Nov. 2S. 0UP)-Wheat
and corn futures today maintained
a firm 10 strong tone.
Wheat closed y to Is cents
higher: corn up 4 10 = cent; oats
Z. 10 Q. cent higher: rye unchanged
70 = cent higher and say beans
were irregular, off y 10 up p cent,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Eov 20. UP)-
stocks made an irregular advance
In quiet trading today
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial, 130. IA,
up 0-36; rail 2s.21. off 0.39; utility
1887. off 0.01; and 65 stocks 1853,
off 0.O3: Norfolk and Western ex-
divident ~ and Union Pacific ex
dividend IL.
Stock sales approximated 100000
shares against $4,000 yesterday.
Curb stock sales were 10000 shares
compared with 10000 in the pre-
Vious session.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
RESERVES EARN VARSITY
RFRTHS AT WSC

PULLMAN. Nov. %. CUP)-The
reserve guards, Milford Collins, and
Stan Doepke, may start for Wash
ington State against Washington
at Seattle Saturday. Coach Babe
Hollingsberry credited the second
stringers with putting fire into the
Cougar forward wall against Con-
zaga last week.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
SCHMELING RECEIVERS
FROM CHUTE HURT

BERLIN, Nov. 28. CUP9 . Max
Schmeling, former worlds heavy
weight boxing champion, has re-
covered from leg injury while
training as parachute jumper, the
official German news agency DNB
said TODAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
Markets at a Glance
By UNITED PRESS

Stocks irregularly higher and
quiet.
Bonds regular; L. S. govern
ments lower.
Curb stocks irregularly lower.
Foreign exchange teady.
sCotton irregularly lower.
Wheat up 5s-1Iz cents; corn up
- z cent.
Rubber firm.
Silver unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28

Football selections in this, the
final, Post-Press contest, must be
mailed or brought to the Post-Press
before Friday, pm, according to
the football editor.
Blanks may also be left at the
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
H Centre kegIers
Defeat ho|tviIIe

Ell Centro valley league bowling
team Wednesday night defeated
Holtville keglers, 40, in a match
rolled at the Ell Centre alleys, &C
cording to Noel Smith, academy
manager.
Bradshaw and Fleming topped El
Centro scorers, Chris Verdugo was
high for the losers.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
Lash to Defend
Runninq Title

DETROIT. Nov. %. CUP)-Don
Lash. Indiana State policeman, TO-
dav led a field of approximately 6o
runners into the 10000-meter Ma
tional A. A. U. cross-country grind
through the snowbanks OF the
Meadowbrook country club goif
course
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
Football Contest Entry Dead|ine
Set at 7p. m. Friday

Laniers News agency in Ell Centro,
Hoffman drug in Calipatria, Inter
national drug in Calexico, Dunn
Pharmacy in Imperial, Schneider's
drug in Holtville and Johnny's place
in BraWley.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES

lFIax quotations courtesy the
southwest FIaxseed assOcinti tion.D
december ....-....-...#...-s. Sl.oe
May ......... ................... S1.6l
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
TIGERS Test TitIe-Bound
caIexico Bulldogs Tonight

Coach Ed Covington, willy Calexico grid mentor VINO
has master the border city Bulldogs to two sg
undisputed valley league titles, sends his charges after
third straight championship tonight at Imperial Inc
game starts at o'clock The Covingtonmen who last week
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
OREGON VS.. use

EUGENE, NoY. 28. (UP)-Mar-
shall Stenstrom, line-plunging full
back and Tom Robin. passing half
back, will lead the Oregon offense
against Oregon State at Corvallis
Saturday. Both stood out in prac-
tice against Beaver plays.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
THE POST-PRESS
SPORTS
Central GridderS
Play HoItvi||e
Vikings Friday

The old axiom, "anythng can happen IN a IooVoIII
game" gave Coach Raleigh Holt some anxious moments
Wednesday he sent his charges through final WORK
out in preparation for Friday nights game against the
TIoville Vikings in Hotville Coach Holt, who fought
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
4. 4. BANKS

Les ANGELES. NoKs rs. tuPl-
agansamefiea .stssssfsst'' as-es
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
l.. A. BUTTER & EGGS

Los ANGELES, Nov. 2S. CUP)-
Extras 34he: prime firsts 80 &c;
standard csc: undergrades 31he.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-28
L.. A. HAY
l.. A. GRAIN

Los ANGELES. Nov. 2s. (uPl-
barley ...... sil2h 4.1fa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-22
Radio Time Table

Monday brings another F forecast pIt-
gram 70 XVI and kIRO at , This new
show features music from New York and
dramatic offering from the California
studios
Guy Lombardo. with his popular band
Of talented musicians. will be heard over
the same station at 6.
Nathaniel Shilkret, famous radio and
recording orchestra leader, will be a guest
conductor Of the Contented Hour program
al s Monday night over k0MO. His fea-
tured numbers will be salute TO the Near
East. Far Across the Desert Sands. Call
L.. :. Il. !
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OF he Desert, AIah Be Win 6 and
Where Ny Caravan Has Rested Robert kessler tenor,
will sing, All Moon of Ny Delight"
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Miss Mary Lou Shadid
MArries Mr.. Maykel.

Msrries Mr.. Maykel.
The wedding Of Miss Mary Lou
Shadid, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Name shadid Of Warrington. to
Mr.. Albert Edward Maykel, son o1
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Maykel Of
Worcester. Mass. took place Sunday
In st. George Syrian Orthodox
Church. The Rev. John Koury per-
formed the wedding ceremony. Miss
Croto played the wedding music
and the solos were sung by Miss
Pauline Shadid.
Palms and lilies decorated the
church. The bride was given In mar
riage by her father. She wore a
chantilly lace gown with a train
over an ivory satin slip. Her veil
was made Of tulle and held by an
orchid Of the same material as the
veil and accented with pearls. Her
bouquet was Of gardenias and sweet
peas, with an orchid in the center.
Mrs. Elias David, the matron Of
honor. wore an aquamarine mar
quisette gown fitted at the waist
and made with puffed sleeves and
q demure neckline. Lace insertions
ornamented the dress and Mrs.
David carried q bouquet Of talisman
roses.
Miss Pauline Shadid, the brides
sister, was maid Of honor and wore
. pink marquisette frock with full