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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-10-03
Knit Robe Decks Baby in Style

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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-10-03
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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS

limbs and arms. Natural, easy walking. Ask for
catalog. J. Z. HANGER Inc, Dept. X, Wash.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
Trojans, Oregon
Lead Coast
Cage Races

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 30. up
Southern California and Oregon
State basketball teams lead the
southern and northern divisions of
the Pacific Coast conference. out
the tenure OF oregon State appear
ed brief
The TrojanS continued their un-
beaten way with pair of victories
over Stanford last week while Ore
gon was painting on the trail Of
the Webfeet with two WINS over
University OF Washington.
use plays no conference foes this
week. while Stanford, thumped by
scores of SLAB and 1896, goes out
OF the conference to meet Santa
Clara in kezar Pavilion Friday
night and ST. Mary's on Saturday.
Meanwhile California and small
brother Bruin from UCLA meet in
a pair at Berkeley.
Oregon, regaining some of the
form that carried it to the national
last year, meets the
league leading Webfeet in Corvallis
Friday and Saturday and if its SO "A
and 50-43 victories over Washington
are any criterion, could upset the
league leader this weekend.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29

l0u up with tour to 90 ON Number
u with Il lar t..i>r and closed out
me match on - by ChIpplnP IN Tor
u Dlrdlr three
RESULTS
Championship Flight
Jersey B!rehticld Gi Newt BtaZcl-
ton. } ana 3
Championship Consolation
Tom CrosDic di Benny Keller
man, . up.
FIRST Flight
Ear! Roberts Of Bob Albright
up.
First Flight Consolation
GrOr2c Morn d. j. Stone -
second Flight
Dick Haas Gt. JACK Jones. y.
second Flight Consolation
Bud Anysl>n III BOD Watt. J "p
i9th
Third Flight
Ed NJ, on o. Ted fhm'.r. IL.
Third fligh; Consolation
Al hl!nrl q BrN IcNa up
i9tM
Fourth Flight
Gen" 0 VII a. Lloyd Loudrn,
! up
EDurth Flight Consolation
Cap Stevens dt Earl Ritter ! up.
SATURDAY RESULTS
Championship Flight
JrI"r, Blrcut,rld GL Lyir Kur
..aEu. = "p
Nrwr ElasrI,ou I'll W L austin
up -
h.mpioiiship Consolation
Benny krllc.lu.n IL Y snr FL
,;UIdrr > up.
Tom Cro4bu. dl LoycrsdRc Marsh,
! up
First Flight
Earl Robert dl Harry Hendrix,
Il.
Bob Albright dt. Dick Lott, 80.
First Flight Consolation
Morris Of Donncl!y, 80. Stevens
oi Ritter, ] up.
second Flight
Dick Haaa dl VI d. Parks, 4-3;
Jack jones Ql. A G. IdnKalcy. -.
Second Flight Consolation
NllSclNH Gl. MSCcll, = up, "ilL'
dl. Burke, ! ap 2Oth,
Tiiird Wight
red Ehukc Of. G. K;up. 81; Ed
MaaOn dl. Viaeo Hansen, , up.
Third Flight Consolation
Imnicl ii. Garter. -, IcWl5 di.
+. OSWa!t 2-1
Fonrth Flight
Gene OsWalt dt Louis De Vita,
| UD; Loyd IoUden a. Allen Your
man, up 20th.
Fourth Flight Consolation
Ritter Of Gonzalez > up. Stevens
.InNHA >
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
Today's Sports Parade

hole, and qu!t.
The gallery which consisted Of
Mrs. Thomson and Mrs. Smith, gave
us a rousin2 hand as We headed
back to the clubhouse. our bid for
glory gone. II any OF YOU really lov"
golf you would have been shocked
at the way We spoke OF the game on
our way back to the locker room. I
was particularly bitter against un-
playable lies which take the lOie
deVivre out OF the game. aS Il French
pro told me when he quit me On
the third hOie IN 4 amateur
event at the fashionable st. Cloud.
I was particularly bitter against the
golf rule which penalties Il player
a stroke even when he does not
touch the ball on his swing, In the
set I usually play with we al
ways call a Whiff a practice stroke.
The official scorer who accompanies
players in tournaments annoyS, too.
A mans trap Is his castle, I feel,
and what he does in there is no
body's business. II certainly added
to a mans peace Of mind to have a
churlish official standing on the
traps rim and counting lIke a ref
cree over a stricken tighter. It's Il
Slur on a mans honesty and besides
YOU can't throw the ball out when
they're staring at you all the time
| am not only going to start a
new paragraph. but new back
swing as well. The one have seems
to be good for 4 lot of laughs, but
is getting me no place in tourna-
ment golf Using an assumed name
] am going to Phoenix next week for
the pro amateur tournament there.
And some gullibic professional is in
for nasty shock when and II he
finds out that the Milton J. Ron
ickle with whom he is paired is
really Henry McLcmorc, the fellow
for whom the expression no card
was coined.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29

Imperial Valleys eWlna OF >Dr!nl
golf tournaments wa OIL 10 Nyn-
stan SlnGas 8, thev wound up The
most saccce "a. :ournamer; in the
u year history OF the CaleXlco In
ternational cgu'!N club event
Jcr,cs B.soh;.,'c W CrcVncc Tie
Champion -. thc seconG time IN
three Nta"t
Bet exploration o. Jerseys wiz
came from DIX Iaa> Mo sad
"JerSer's :. fireman. 40 put out AL
The hot ,ho'>
sunoas pin, II III nna.s
brought GU bette, ,han average
goll IN ever iAGh, -. B.rchAeld
was on Wacr pa. WaeH - closed
out h.s matca aea.M>t Bra2e ION
Fan Robe.g- AaC , = WY TIE
first flIeht. D.ck Haas haa - 10
win The s"9onC III n -. &c Ma
son free : % ~ Tee FA.Ikt on ;he
third nleA' sa0 Garo Oswa.t haC
his bes' >sors ~ IS. 70 WIN he
fourth iAea'
OSWa!t t"o Gown ana I've 20 90.
staged the GAYS be-; COMEBACK He
had three s;r4.fh; pa &C 50 ono
UP 49,. Llovd Loucen VITO hat =
81 against C-Wa.t Won = W.,h 4
par bat .os; ;hr match When H.,
Fl Centre h,CH >cEoo. >taten, aad
a par FIVE or the 1871 ..
Logan jenkins. the valleys lead
ing eolt sty!Ist and Cu..ey NcSey
Barbara Worth pro, have -. inter-
cStinP match TUESDAY Its
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
Ed Oliver Wins
Bing Crosby
Golf Tourney
BY Jack Sords

DEL MAR. Cal, Jan. %. up
Young Ed Oliver OF Hornell, N. Y,
pOcketed $500 OF Bing CroSby's
in the crooner'S annual So ZOO In
vitatlonal tournament over the
Rancho Santa Fe course.
The % year old pro clipped tive
off par yesterday for 81, making
his total 1875. On the first nine he
whacked out three successive bird
les and SIX pars. Coming back, he
had five pars and two brides with
puts of over 20 feet. Par on hole
II is five. The Stocky pro was on
the green in TWO but putted out
in three.
Three strokes behind the winner,
Vic GheZZi of Deal, N. j., was sec
ono with two SO rounds for 1873. Tied
at third with l39, and purses of
S225 each. We're Ben Hogan OF White
Plains, n. Y, and Harold tJug)
McSpaden of Winchester, Mass.
An amateur, Bruce Mccormick of
Los Angeles, and Willie Goggin Of
San Francisco, shared fourth place
with l40s Bunched at l41 were
Jonn GreerJSen, Salt Lake City;
Tony Penna, Dayton, O.; Rut Cof-
fey, Winchester, Va; Ralph Gull
dahl, Madison. Wis; Sam Byrd
Philadelphia; Stanley Kertes, San
Ia Monica, Cal; Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago; and Wilford Wherle, Chi
cugo amateur. In the l42 bracket
were Horton Smith OF Oak Park
H., ana jimmy McHale OF Mann
orOneck, n. Y.
Thirteen golfers carded l43'S
They we're KY Laffoon, Chicago;
Paul Runyan, White Plains, N. Y,
Lawson Little, Breton Woods, N.
H.; Hayden Newton, Grand juno
tlon, Colo; Joe Brown, Des Moines,
Ia; Marty Frlrgo, Utica, N. Y;
Chick Rutan, Los Angeles: Paul
JopeS, Whittier, Cal; Craig Wood.
Mamoroneck; Fay Coleman, Culver
City. Cal; John Thoren, Woodland,
Mass, Jim Demaret, Houston, Tex.
Danny Williams, Hollywood, and
Ray Mangrum, Oakmont. Pa, shot
l44'S
Geertsen won only $67 in the in
diVidual money prizes, but took
$500 pot by teaming with Russell
OSgOOd OF San Diego TO win the
companion pro amateur event with
4 best ball of l29.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. 4. PRODUCE

-. Los ANGELEs. jan. -. Up
Trailing wa mode-at. 70 SLOW VII
.pgaes moderate to liberal
abD9s- CannonbaE sj-SIpy. In.
III. VI? $i.G1-$l.7o. local Du.l-a.
.-s-El5', fiat D4teA s-s5,. Saw,
- IL ,-btage loeal $l.45.
Fe1 toacAei!a Wy buAA =.
Po.e !a.ll,; san D4ego =, Lolc =
-. bu~h i-te. O&nar: hH.H : j..
Imperial VIZ 7-.c.
squash: Wnlie 4mm"g I!nper!a.
v. >2.+5- S%.1", tat s. .7y-&-.Dl.
~-A Diego ,y ~. s..-.-.-.... l.
IAN Imper.a. El.75-$.oe. ia, si.ss-
~, CbaH'e.l4 y, -, &I.,5-t.1-
.r.Io" eroJkL-rK Impr:... &-..-
$-5f. Ioc-l banana i .s.
stta" o9erF.~a: K.o"ci"e@ - E
1T Ms--Ionars imperial 2-.-a-
'--Jr.
T4Ag.I.&,-. InDer.a. VIZ -y.,.i
AIetrIaL, -Lp.,~ -.2..'. ILprI!..
VI, caH, - rH E J.. Imperial y,
3 Coa,ArI!4 ~, orchard !uA .-3..r
Inluy ylp'--: EHlAt sr..lr. 3-top. Ia.I
S..y"= $i.75. sOoG $-2a-&@.op. ItnPr!
..u tIaf- tH,- 3I25. s-t"p. ST.,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
BY HENRY MCLEAIORE-

DEL MAR. Cal. Jan. 30. up
was the low amateur at Bing
Crosbys $4,000 golf tournament.
Many OF the spectators VINO fol-
lowed the play over the colorful
Rancho Santa Fe course said that
ny performance qualified me as the
lowest amateur Of al time Two OF
the golf experts who agreed with
tins observation were Jimmy Thom-
SOn and Horton Smith, both Of who
played IN my iOursome, and were
III the Anc OF tire throughout. Hort
ON preltg well Slnmmed up ms game
when after the first 10 holes he
laid that the only compliment that
he had been able TO paY me all day
vas "a nice out. Henry"
was in more traps that Rus
sian. Faced more hazards than a
human fly with a hangover, and
picked up 50 many times that my
caddT followed me with a de-cOm-
preston chamber TO save me from
the bends. When the official scorer
asked me 10 sign my card, just
added another * to the previous
10. That made me l8 over even *
and enabled me TO collect my two
dollar Nassau bet with Grantland
Rice all three ways. as his scorer
had neglected TO mark one o. his
IS. They are now calling my wife
Madame x around the hotel
At the end Of the first IL holes,
the half way mark for the tOurna
mrnt. Thomson and Smith wired
me president Of the p. G.. A in
Chicago to lind out il it were pos
siblc to change amateur III the
middle OF a stream, which IS c%actly
where Rice and were az the time,
lying eight The answer. III ten
words, was no. and Smith and
Thomson then asked Us If - III O,G
sport writing careers had ever
known OF a case in which amateurs
quit. We took the hint on the 30th
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
Mccoy Still
Free Agent

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Jan. 20.
'UP)-Benny Mccoy, the onetime
Detroit Tiger rookie was still a free
agent today and only his indecision
kept him from becoming baseball's S
highest priced 1910 player.
Three clubs, the Philadelphia
Athletics, the Brooklyn Dodgers,
and the Cincinnati Reds, led the
bidding for Mccoy, with the AS
repeatedly making the best offer
OF a $4,000 bonus and a $4,000 an
nual salary for two years.
Mccoy said he probably would
not sign contract before late to-
day or Tuesday
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
Central Hi, &c.
Meters Lose in
Matches on Coast

E. Cent-o high schoo! and Junior
college tennis teams returned from
an invasion o: RedlanGs Sunday
With only one victory n four match
es ACCORDING 10 Bill Maxwell, ten-
MS coach.
{! Centro high schoo, meters
defeated Red.ands university fresh
men. 81 Fuday afternoon and
dropped . s.! oec.s.on TO Reo.ancS
high school Saturday Jack HemS
won e Centro's Only match against
RedlardS high.
e Centro junior college dropped
matches 10 RAdlands university re-
serves ard Rec!4nds VARSITY tenn.s
blazers
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
NEW YORk STOCKS

%EW YORK. jan. -. ,CPJ#
! - >}Jcf market tDaay followed
TIN pdtt-i q! .ast ""eh w.ih pro. E
narrowly lI"guIat AID tlaalae
IIsht
Ste..s uclE W. III .a,~ pe 8
pe, orii ur.iit.r IA ~teei op'r4tlpn
uad motor were narIoy.s IiIrgaIas
topprre steady an 1,.Ht!e- I'm.
kubOer> "a.e1. Oil apped Of: .,
around ih"r lp"e~' letr.- 4 H.
year.
On III" tayorabl" Id. wri, be,,ef
than e"as oHal gam ~ ar lpaatGF.
and hlfh rat' o! ielIl a.' iuob...
buyIHP.
Dow Jonc- preliminary ,!o.Ir
.toeh averages: I"Gu-ti!al H.
Oft -, rail 3U.G9. off 600. ul.Iit,
24.95. up U.O7; 81 stoek- is.l3. q:
u.uG
STOCK sales appro&lmated iyu.l
hare compared with GUu,uuu H. IL,
prryi0us tlvr-hour session FRIDAY
curb stock saIre were luo.Uoo Iralus
IA. .ano shares FrIdaF
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
Meetlv
Golfers
7 !

p@'S und brides will I've
dime a dozen at the Barbara
Worth eon course come |
O'Clock Tuesday AFTERNOON
because i couple 81 the ma
uon t.ne>. golfers w. meet thr
valley saapes. h.t,.rA ra.r IL ~
IS Eo.e tNh.a:UoN match
BAG Nc. Wl:o has -; o.
;;.ts - .one = ~ booming tee
>.o:,. w, H2sg W.,M Tony Pcuno
>;ocH" -ot >.N.>, wM1 earns n,
.".ae = professional go... agaln>,
--oean Jenkins and Cu:ley Ve>ey
Barbara Worta pre-
Ware Sou the nltOna. amateur
championship one yeay aso "NG
W.> run.er.2 =: NE Hlt4onaI open
Only one s."oHe Of. ,ne pace. Ware
hi i >pec.~.o. .aC los; TT stroke
,n;., woalG hase o:ou-n, h.M nomc
".;h = t.e. HI j. also :. ntmDvr
ot The Wa.:;r. Cup team
PcnMa onc o.: M .!ne>: stroke
H.,%e!S - 80 World SHOT 4 co.,
oyr: the Rancho Santa Fl. ,oarnA-
nlen; G-lH. -, p,>: weekend t.
o,.:-,o:v @..G "!o M"d :, to-14
l'en:!a - .e,e: WoM = uatIona.
open 34: - lee" y. III running
IL r;r:E e:.e r. ,!.r past ..kt Year,
Ii WuN stsr... t,ct!o!.., loa!ua-
y. - :" o. ~"u .9@5
L. :. s..a.y IL. ye4.. Penna re-
:u.ncC 10 TON. e4..y tins year and
: h.,..Eg the Da! well enough 10
oe cors.ctcea = contender II the
more IMPORTANT tournaments II The
c,.>t
LOgaH Jen.:.Hs. wAU Las more
-" score u}sg t!.e Baguara Worth
.alout L:..s. al! othe! golte! l.
hitting t!.e -. well Al Tie noment
Jt!!A!!.s aid lrae! vito i :, steauy
p. -Auu.r. #.A make :. !o!l!Ad,Dl,
combination 10. l.r L,.l.oA..!Iy Ia .
,Aou> W4.d and PrnHa.
NJ gallery iee> W.!l 1t charged
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
BaribaIdi Takes
Speedboaf Classic

LONG BEACH, Calf. Jan. %
'UPl-Lou Baribaldi Of Vallejo beat
Al ard Bill SCHUYLER of Lompoc be-
fore 10000 persons az Marine Sted-
lum yesterday and won the fifth
grand pr.x sweepstakes regatta foc
outooacds, Fifty drivers competed
, Class winners: M-hyGropiane--
Emmett Rust. Los Angeles; A-hy-
oroplane-Frec Mulkey, Ing!ewood, !,
C-hyoroplane - Hershey Reynolds
Willows; B-hydroplane - Mercei
Hels Santa Barbara: C-serylce
rUnaooGt-L0u Ba-pa.C!. Vallejo:
racing !unapouts-Buc W!get, W.
m!ngton; and nbo&yd d!y!sIon-I!-
V!r Schuber. Long Beach.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29

Gay AFTERNOON.
Brchtield defeated Newt BraZel-
ton. straight shooting gOll artist
from Brawley IN the 36-holc 1inal
match, and 3. Bra2clton had
qualified for the finals with 4
up victory over w. b Austin on
Saturday. Birchleld eliminated
Lyle kurlSaki III 4 Saturday match.
I'll Centran Dominates
In other flights Fl CCntro won
all but one championship Earl Rob
erts OF CulcXiCO took The FIRST flight
title with Il / up victory over Bob
Albright.
Dick Haas, FL Centro. won the
second flight title with 2l victory
over Jack Jones. Ed Mason walked
of with the third flight champion
ship by defeating Ted Ehmkc, i-3
and Gene Oswald. FL Centre heh
school sophomore copped the iourth
flight championship with i ! Zip
victory owe. Lloyd Ioudcn.
Buchiield. who Won the CuleXIco
championship III 1889 by Dc;ulu2
Dick Lot OF HOityi,lt. Tired Sleau}
goli IN the morning round to tax"
Il Two hole lead at the end OF ID
holes. The FL Centre fireman had
q rs. Brazelton Il 10
BrazeltOn cut Blrchticld'S lead 10
one up on the ilrst hole OF the IL
ternoOn :Ound with I par tour. but
II VIZ HI. last b!d o1 the day Jtf
icy Went two up on No > With
i DoEey 1Nc. :tuutu another pOIul
10 In advantage With i DIrClc Two
On the short thlrd hole.
They htlvcd tour and fave with
parS and Birchiield three pultcd
No 10 lose Il hole. He won II back
on NO. :, however. with Il par.
halved eight and went four up with
4 birdie four on the 9th.
Closes Match
Ten was halVed in parS. Brazel-
ton cut into Blrchtield'S heavy lead
on II, with a par, and they broke
even on - and l3. Birchiicld went
NEW YEARS GAME FOR HAWAII
FRESNO, Call. oun. 20. ,UPD-
Fresno State college may play two
football games IN Hawaii next sea
son 1t was indicated today.
The University of Hawaii Is Nn-
derstood TO be- preparing an INVITA-
ton TO the Bulldogs for Il New
Years day game IN Honolulu. and
the Fresno state board of athletic
control has given approval to the
trip If the team IS invited. II i
customary for the visiting team to
play a warm up contest on Chrlat-
mas day with the Healanl club. Tie
Bulldogs defeated both teams last
season.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
League Lead at
Stake Wednesday

The commercial league leadership
and possibly the league champion
ship will be at stake Wednesday
night when Sherwood and Silver
Slippers cagers play.
Wednesday nights schedule:
First game - p.m.)
20-30 vs. District
Second game C8 p.m.)
Calipatria vs.. Hardware
Third game - pmJ
TrOplc VS.. Holtvllle
Fourth game 90 p.m.)
SherWoodS vs. Silver Slipper
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
hostak 10 Show
Wares TONIGHT

CHICAGO. jar. 20. ,UPp-The
n!c&: souga.-a!:c- fighter IN the
business - M.dd.e~e.ght Champion
A! Hosta.: 0. Seat;le--parades his
devastating panc!. -ga.nst Hoosler
Tony Za.e n AZ overweight match
at tnc stadium tonight and he hopes
TO MAKE :. impressive to- the dis
ungu-A.eU g~est N front row CEN
te-. Promote: M.Ke JACOBS.
The oet.e:' !e .OoHs. the better
The oa:=a.n Rs handlers can make
Tor re.eas!ng him 70 pox Ceterno
Ga:c!4 c. he Philippines il a bat
t.e OF Champions under the promo
Iona. direction OF Jacobs in New
YORK mex. summer
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
Bobby Riggs Wins
Florida Net Title

WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. Jan
%. (UP)-Natonal Champion Bob
by Riggs. shaking off his early win
ter lethargy, won his first title Of
the Grapefruit circuit with a 6-l.
Us, 6-2 victory over Henry Prusott.
Seattle. Sunday in the final of the
South Florida tennis championship.
Mary Hardwick Of England TOOK
the women's crown by beating Sar-
ah Paltrey Fabyan, Brookline Mass,
6-l, 6-3
Prusoff and Gardrar Mulloy, Mi
ami, scored G-3, g.! 60. over John
Mahoney New York and John
Foreman Chicago 10 win The dou-
bles title.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

ipt. >aleable loo" s.pw. Is To- -
r.Al- higher. so,d to ,AoI,c light
y uckine G.z5-1.3p; EASTERN: hcld At
so; -D"- steaas at i.D"-4.75. IN.
t.-!a hIEh"l.
Catt.r ai.as., -,... ..osa. a-t,up
stronger rat.s sage .t'aEt Dal
olnc sd- "caf 80 .a"rt. !u.d.uu.
uph, -irer- 5,. ar-f -.,r.- h-!a
arYund go uelt"i- 7-..21. ~pHr
Lr!I AIpL"I. sD"- ..-.--..1. .aEner-
Ind ru''tI- ,--.25 .'| 1r.- - 10
il ? FIGas roea 'p .t..." Ill ID
I,aa. tra -t.er- l,-- ,a.#r- =a.c-
.-h" opr. 49," -r'Its. ,.e sca.ri-
- j., uo Da..'. 'I'
~l,,.r ~ 49, .io't.' -
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Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29

softer. ard BUG Ward. tac c.out.ns
amateur Champion :rom Spokane
Wa>n!natON
. Miscellaneous
+ BraV.vy NAA S,soo. >nooih
/ Workln- Basketball team W. =
Itsnlpt 10 move INTO Tie for lie
valley cage championship come F.
DAY night . and i Coach lough-
borough IS 10 be believed. the Wild
cats Will Go |, -.
LouAhbo.ou-E ;abbod Eddie N"&-
amura as the valley best baSke'#
ball p.aye- He Is leading league
scorers and has :, .43o batung ave-
axe in hittin- the BASKET on shot a.
tcmptS So Il he shoots :lNc ;.n,t>
heH make .. .taS. ~.
.a.gy Ha">oH.> Sp2.tans scored i
23-l9 M Over Grossmon; Fucay
refi II GrO>>moHt .... The Gore
m.ga; have heen .@:se: HaGQjaeS
K.rkp2t,.tE p.ayeo rs Usu2. eame
KIRK. an aI-y2.le; playa: -.
t!.e Da>t ;WO wears. vi have 10 "..Ss
l..s sane 10 cenea: on II" ho&os
;eem th.S year. accorG!re 10 coaches
ard sports observers ....
Ho.,,!..c PLAYED is best -aae O:
,se season ae2:rS. Br2W!ey F1da>
TIE Vikings tra!led Al a
haltame but Nai;2n;ura started h.t-
;Ins II the second hall .. h a.
Ned - points in -. ...
Most improved team o: the week
vas Imperia. high Tie Hee.>
rushed E Cen;.o or IS league "
tory last week -. and haC the
caNle been .onec" TIE score Wo"lc
..ya been closer ...
B:.I RaaEa ard Ju.r Fhmse.
pitchers lcy tne NeDe- ard E:"&ie,
tranl> nave tie bes. .":..i.t record
- ~ -a~ ~ TIE moment
Pom l.avt bern p.tcfins w!n!!na
-. - th,' l}A~t 4" "tr5:>
TT ro.:.tl .e4a..r. /, il' -.
n b4c neec O! :. p.o!.r!,> man =
~tnc scores -nd s@2:e> srEec~.eG
o ~ l...c; sp0.t> ec..0"S -.
san D.egoS Padres Nj. arrive :
.-a.n n {. Centre >;uc.un! OF FEB.
y. according 10 wore from SIC
Darst manage"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
Hutchinson Gets
Golf Pro Job

GCLPH MILLS. Pa. Jan. %.
Up Willard Hutchinson. Gulph
MIS- c.uo professional. leaves today
20 taKe over pro duties at the VAL
.eE c.-o. Santa Barbara, Calf.
Hutchinson. & native Of Oklahoma
CNE. Okla served there three
Eea!s. He formerly was golf pro at
French Lex Springs Ind. La Cum
oCe, San.a Barbara. and Pasadena
country c.45 ana was assistant at
the LsHe Shore country club. CHI
cago
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
Braw|ey, Centric
Clash Friday in
Crucial Battle

Fl CeHtro Will put It's league bas-
ketban championship on the block
this week in game against BraW-
ley's second place cagers Friday
night at BraWley.
In other league games Imperial
will play at Calexico and Holtville
Will play at CalIpatrla.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
Connie Mack
Sides with Lands

PHILADELPHIA Jan. %. up,
Connie Mack veteran president
iuan4eer OF tAe Phllacelph!a Atnle-
tics. today AgneC himself WITH
Baseball COMMISSIONER K. NJ Ian
dis for elimination OF cha!n-sto-e
baseball
i cant help but feel It's going
10 be splendid for the game Mack
said. Every ta!r-minoed person
would agree ! plan OF that SORT
would work out 10 advantage
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
l.. A. BUTIER d. LGGC
L. A. .SIO( Ks

Los ANGELES. Jan. = bPJ-.
Airplune Issues tOG..= !DAtti
strength OF the Los Aukc.r~ SOCK
cNchaust with gains ranging 10 a.
most Il point
Nine issue traded iod.v -ruWcG
gains. five were utf AMI >1A Hh-
= hanged on turu"NtI OF i,5Uu
shares during the t@rIH scion.
luckherd led the local aliplaH'
advance on Il 100 share salo At 81 &,
m a. MrHasro 100 Shart> - up
4, Ryan Aero 100 shares g.. uH
s.. Vega. loo shares b E. up
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
CH}E1GL GRAINS

CiiICAGG. j.. ~ UP, Wheat
or aboD' .~o ,'u'- It baehcl IL
.a,'I>r srl.Ha 'n'l.
Wt'a' ,.o..a . ~ r"u's lo"-
a. corn ". 81 .p r. ,"hf, "al
v.I. - - ,,i'. and ~ Wa
oti ru ,'a' -"v b'aI.. de-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
BtR CHFIELD WINS GOLF TOURNEY;
WARD PENNA TO PLAY HERE
'El Centro Fireman
Defeats Bruzelton
I'm 3b-HoIe iIf=siirsuI

CALENlCO INTERNATIONAL COUNTRY CLUE,
Jan 29-Ony the echoes Of vol hit shots and Of the
applause Of CaleNicoS largest PoIug gallery remained
here Monday following the croWnng of Jersey Eircheld
Ell Centre fireman. champion Of The border cy 18th
tnllrla nln ll-s
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
Markets At
A Glance

"IUlkN IfftgulaI ~ I.IoI
Bonds Irregular e. ,,...,,..
mentY lower
Curb STOCK Irr-t.....
Foreign e&-Aaukr ..4
cotton OIL - u. ,-Lt.
bale
htdi nii 90. .Drn
of >. 10 I.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
MLPS. FLAX FUTURES
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
L. A. BANKS

Los ANGEl.Es, Jan. - dfl-
TfAnsAmefioa ....,.... 0St %
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-29
Bench Warming
By Burdette kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

:. a..>t Tor, PenHa. Nro.c>>.on"
softer. anJ BUG Ward tac C.out!nt
amateur champion :rom Spokane
NaN.InNtNN
Evening star., 1940-12-12

~
drummer boy in the War of 1912 and
served until the close of the war. She
was the widow of Edward Joseph
Dowling, a veteran of the Civil War,
who served as an artilleryman in the
United States Army in more than
80 engagements.
Mrs. Dowling remained active in
her church duties until her recent
illness. She was a member of the
Altar Society and the Sodality So
ciety of st. Mary's Catholic Church
She was a member of the Grand
Council of the Society of 1912,
which honored the memory of her
father in ceremonies here April of
last year. She had been a member
of the society for % years.
Surviving are three sons, Walter
and Edwin, of Washington, and
Wilfred Bowling, of New York City;
q daughter, Mrs. Mary O'Brien, also
of Washington; four grandchildren
and four great-grandchildren. One
grandson, Ronald, is the soloist of
the Church of the Blessed Sacra-
ment in New York City.
A funeral service will be held
Saturday at 9 am. at the Geier
funeral home. 3605 Fourteenth
street NV, followed by a requiem
mass at st. Marys at $50 am.
Burial will be in Cedar Hill Gem
etery.