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Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANG ELES. Dec. 19. (UP)-
Trading was rather slow.
Chcumbers: Imperial 1.50-1.75;
San Diego 2.0O-2.15.
Lettuce: Yuma Is 1.10-1.35: San
Ia Maria As 75-100: San Diego As
s5-1.00; Imperial As 1.00-1.25.
Peas: Imperial 7-sc; san Pedro
9-11c; san Diego 9-12c: China Goa
chella 2s-3Oc.
Squash: white summer local and
San Diego 150-1.s5; Italian local
and San Diego 75-1.00; yellow
crookneck San Diego 140-1.50; Ban
ana local 1-1H c; Hubbard 1l5c.
Tangerines: Imperial sweet Al
gerian jumbos 4ke: ex fey 4c; fey
3ize; Dancys Imperial ex fey 3-3izc;
fey 2iA SC.
Tomatoes: inland and Westmor-
land stops 1.35-1.60; Us 1.25-1 SO;
los s5-1.00: 20s 60-75c; Palm
Springs flats 5x6s 1.25; stones local
lugs 5x5s 1851 so; 6x6s 1.00-1 .25;
Gx7s 75-90c; Ventura 5x5s 1.25-1.50
6x6s 1.00-1.25: San Diego 5x5s 1.50-
lbs: Santa Barbara 5x5 l75s-2.00;
Gx6s 125-1.50; stems Santa Barbara
and San Diego player flats 5x6s
I75-2.00: 3-layer 6x6s 10000.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
Cal Aggies Land
Track Meet

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 10. up
Faculty representatives of the Far
Western conference today awarded
the track and field championships
for 1941 to the California Agricul-
tural College at Davis and adopted
conference football schedules for
next season.
The track meet on May 3 will
be held jointly with the tennis.
golf and swimming meets.
E. S. Wilson, Cal Aggies track
coach, was elected president of the
coaches and managers division, with
Art Acker OF Chico State as vice
president and Robert Breedon of
College of the Pacific secretary.
The conference includes College
of the Pacific, Chico State, Cal Ag-
gies and Humboldt State. The Uni
versity of Nevada recently withdrew
and failed to send a representative
to the meeting today
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
In The Minor Sports

Rain that dampened Imperial Val
ley during the first three days o
the past week, failed to dampen tn,
ardor of golfing enthusiasts in Cal
exico and Brawley as qualifying fol
city tournaments continued =.
Ii Drawley the sharpshooters
primed their games for the annual
city championships over the De-
Rio course and by Thursday more
than so had qualified =.
And at tke International Club
players from both sides of the bor-
der qualified for the annual MeXi-
-Calexico tournament over the
nine hole layout at the border city.
Mortie Dutra, new professional
at the International club, was in
charge of tournament play and re-
ported the heaviest play over the
border course in recent years . . d.
Fairways are in excellent condition
and greens have been rolled to a
fine playing condition
Qualifying was also slated to start
in the annual Barbara Worth coun-
try club championships at the club
Sunday. according to John Turnac,
professional A novice tourna-
ment will also be staged Sunday -.
Switching TO another of the val
ley's minor sports, we find that the
fifth annual Imperial Valley tennis
Championships are less than a
month away -.
More than 100 valley meters en-
tered the meet year ago and at
least $50 are expected to take part
this season Bill Maxwell. ten
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
Baseball Division
Champs Named

NEW YORK, Dec. 10. (UP)-
Individual major league champions
follow:
National League
Batting-Debs CAIRNS. Pittsburgh
1855.
Home rlnS-johnny Mize. St
Louis. 43.
Runs batted in--Johnny Mize, St
Louis, 1877.
Pitching tpercentage)-Fred Fitz-
simmons, Brooklyn, won l6, lost 3
Pitching learned runs)-Bucky
Walters, Cincinnati, 2.48.
Stolen bases-Lonnie Frey, Gin
cinnati, %.
American League
Batting-Joe DiMaggio. New York,
$50.
Hcme runS-Hark Greenberg, De-
troit, Al.
Runs batted in-Hank Greenberg,
Detroit, $50.
Pitching (percentage)-Schoolboy
Rowe. Detroit, won l6 lost 3.
Pitching earned runs)-Bob Eel
Ter, Cleveland, 2.62.
Stolen baSes-George Case, Wash
ington, 35.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
City CageLoop
To0pen Jan. /;
Six Teams Enter

Formation of the city bas-
ketball league was complete
Thursday with six teams entered
in the league.
Wednesday night was the fin
al night to enter teams, accord
ing to Coach Raleigh Holt, who
Thursday drew a schedule call
ing for the opening of the loop
on the first Tuesday in Janu-
ary.
Teams entered are HOltville,
Imperial Hardware, DelOZiers,
20-30. the 11th Cavalry and an
outlaw team managed by Jerry
Bennett.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
BENCHWA
by Burdette Kline
d. D.. C->.l~ Ella.
Press Sports Editor

mis- club official. is again at the heat
of the event Doubles as vel
as singles events are included II
this years tournament and Shoulc
add interest as well as players tc
the tourney
/ Another special feature of the
tournament will be the inclusion OF
the junior veteran division E. That
division will include players of 35
years and over and will open the
veteran division to more than Just
two PLAYERS Karl Edmunds of
Calexico and Dorsey Whitelaw of
El Centre have dominated the event
during the past several seasons but
will have additional competition this
year
J. D. Adams, who plays his one
game of golf each season in spe-
cial match against the Bench Warm
er. hits better game in the kitchen
league D.. E.. He prepared a couple of
steaks in sub-par fashion at his
annual steak barbecue the other
evening Incidentally his guests
teed off in perfect form in devour-
ing the meal =.
Trinidad junior college basket
ball team. which opens the valley
cage season in a game against Coach
Bill MaxweI's junior college basket
eers. represent the town that Coach
Raleigh Holt of El Centre high
halls from
Holt coached high school teams
in Trinidad and developed several
of the players that will take the
floor against Maxwell's crew come
Jan. 9
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19

up composed mostly Ol ou-lniuut'
men. They can pass. kick. run ant
block with the best in the land. Ac
cording to Coach Jimmy Crowley
one of Notre Danes immortal fou
lhorsemen, this lis the best team IV,
ever coached" And that include
Crowley's unbeaten eleven of 1893
which was bulwarked by the famed
seven blocks of granite
This 1910 Fordham eleven is bet
ter balanced than any in the history
of the school. Some years Crowley
came up with great halfbackS but
no line: other years-l937 for eX-
ample-he had a great line but nc
men to carry the ball. This team
has everything.
! Fordham uses 4 variation OF the
Notre Dame system. It's bacEfielo
shifts and out of it comes a dazzling
array of plays-paSses, tricky re-
verses line bucks or end-aroundS
Fordham stresses lateral passing
The safety man. for example, al
ways has a helper to whom he can
either lateral the ball on punts and
kickoffS or run with ii himself. In
that way. the opposition has to wor-
ry about two men.
Fordham numbered among its VIC
Tins this year Tulane. Pittsburgh,
North Carolina. Purdue. Arkansas,
West Virginia, and NYU. It's only
loss was to St. Mary'S 90. In that
game, the Rams were sluggish, their
plays weren't clicking and st. Mary'S
was hot. incidentally, both Ford
ham and Texas Aggies played Ar
kansas. The Aggies won ITO; Ford
ham won 27-7
Fordham's perfect balance can
be seen from the offensive and de-
fensive statistics for the season. In
eight games, the Rams rolled up
l.568 yards rushing and $50 passing.
They scored $50 points to 49 for
the opposition. Definitely, Fordham
yielded only 802 yards rushing and
a meager 800 yards via the air.
Star of the team is Leonard Esh-
mont, a slippery halfback who was
this season. Eshmont carried the
ball ll8 times for 620 yards, an
average of So yards per try. He
scored five touchdowns for 30 points.
Defensively. Eshmont is the key
man. He backs up the left side of
the line while Lou de Filipo, cap
tain and center, pulls out and backs
ny "a rin nh
tremendous punter and when dis
tance is needed, he's the boy for
the job. Several times this year
he kicked 80 yards.
Jim Noble, in the quarterback
slot, is the blocking back. He is
smart caller of plays and very sell
dom carries the ball Steve Filipo-
wicz, sophomore, does the passing
and also is great runner with an
average of 3.6 yards per carry this
season. He is plunging back and
is dangerous because you. never
know what he's going to do-run or
pass. He was the teams leading scor-
er with seven touchdowns for AZ
points and completed 81 out of 81
passes for 52l yards. Jim Blumen-
stock is the other back-an all
around man. He carried the ball SO
times for 400 yards and a As yard
average, helped Eshmont with the
passing and did some kicking. Blum
enstock is the boy Fordham calls
on when spot punt into the cor
ners is needed.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 19. UP)-
Federal State Mkt. News Service)
Hogs $50, steady TO 5 cents lower,
medium to choice 160-236 lb. butch
ers 6.75-7.25; few 7.30-7.35; top
7.35; few cows 5-5.25.
Cattle 500, cows active, strong g
steady: few common to medium
steers 7.50-8.50; some held around
common to medium cows CT; odd
head to 7.75; Gamers and cutters
1856; medium bulls CTS; calves
loo; strong. few choice vealers 13
Sheep 100, ewes strong, deck III
lb. butchers 465; sorted 10 head
good to choice wooled lambs quoted
9.25 or above.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
Two Games Set at
Stadium SUNDAY

The 11th Cavalry baseball team
makes its third appearance of the
season at Ell Centre stadium Sun.
day afternoon in the first game Of
4 double header against Mexical
Brewers.
In the nightcap FL Centro ant
Heber baseball teams will clash
The first game will start 1T II 80.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Dec. 19. (UP1-
Stocks backed down today TO the
lowest general levels in nearly four
months and then staged a mild
rally which left the main list ir-
regularly lower at the close.
Dow Jones preliminary closin g
stock averages: Industrial, 1854,
off O.5s; ran, 27.0s, off 0.16; utility.
1881, off OF; and 65 stocks, 42.77,
of 0.22.
Stock sales approximated 790.-
900 shares against 10000 yester-
day. Curb stock sales were 22O, 900
shares compared with $4,000 in the
previous session.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Dec. 10. Ur)-Losses
in wheat futures prices in early
dealings were recovered midway in
the session and prices hovered
around previous resting spots
throughout the remainder of the
day.
Wheat closed up 4 TO - .Dec.8s =
corn was up ss to off =, Dec. 60lz ;
oats unchanged to * up. Dec. 39A ;
rye off = TO up 4 Dee. 42ss b; soy
beans up y ~ Ia. Dec. ~.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
Filipino Champ
To TangIe With
zaharias FRIDAY

Friday night is League of Ma
tions night at the CaleNicO atm
letic club when six of the west
coasts best known name" wrest-
lers will appear in a card billed
by Pete BuZukoS as an all-star
show.
It's League of Nations night
because on the card are two
FilipinOS, a Mexican, a Greek, a
German and an Italian.
In the main event the pride
of the Philippine wrestlers, Pan
teleon Manlopig, will oppose Tom
ZahariaS. Rudy Laditzi will face
IgnaCio Martinez and Fred Vii
larta will meet Hans Schultz.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
Junior College
Cagers Play

Ell Centre junior college basket
ball team planned to wind up pre-
holiday practice sessions Thursday
afternoon in a practice scrimmage
against Imperial high school.
The Arabs open the 194l season
against Trinidad junior college. on
Jan. 2.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
Shaughnessy Puts
On Worry Cap

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Dec.
10. tUP)-The worry-wart stood out
on Coach Clark Shaughnessy's neck
today. He is fighting influenza, can
hardly talk for cold, the Stanford
team missed practice because OF
heavy rain. and Claude Purkitt, only
experienced replacement for right
tackle Bruno Banducci went TO the
hospital with a sore throat. And
Clark hasn't yet figured out a de-
fense for Nebraska because the Rose
Bowl opponent wasn't secuted DUR
ing the regular season.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
Bears Miss
ScrinlIrlaqe

BERKELEY, Dec. 10. tUP)-The
University of California football
team missed scrimmage today be-
cause Coach Leonard (Stub) Allison
is abed with influenza and running
temperature. The Bears, who face
Georgia Tech at Atlanta on Dec %,
concentrated on blocking and tao
king exercises in the gymnasium
because of the muddy field. 1t was
the first time in five years Allison
had missed a practice
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
Fresno Gridders
Rest After 1rip

HONOLULU, Dec 49, up -
Somewhat weak from sieges of sea-
sickness suffered on an exception
ally rough voyage, the Fresno State
college football team scheduled a
light workout today to prepare for
two games with Hawaiian teams over
the holidays.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, Dec. I9. UP)-
Trading on the Los Angeles stock
exchange was dull today, with
most issues traded showing frac-
tional losses during the early ses-
sion.
Southern Calf. Edison common
at 25iz was off 4; Richfield oil
sA off 4: Consolidated steel com
mon Ga, off u: Loekheed aircraft
26ss off q; Vega aircraft Ia. off
Z; and Vultee aircraft ia off =
Central Investment at 9h was up =
and Bolsa Chica oil "A" at 1ss NJ
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
Markets at a Glance
ny UNITED PRESS

Stocks irregularly lower in mod
crate trading.
Bonds lower.
Curb stocks irregularly lower.
Foreign exchange steady.
Cotton mixed.
Wheat up i to off ! cent; corr
pj 2s to off u.
Rubber steady.
Silver unchanged in New York
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
Don't Neglect Slipping
FALSE teeth

Do your false teeth drop, slip or
wabble when you eat, talk or
laugh? Don't be annoyed and en-
barfassed by such haHdicaps. FAS-
TEETH, pleasant alkaline mon
acid denture powder, sprinkled
upon a dental plate, holds 1T firmer
and gives a confident feeling of
security and added comfort. No
gummy, gooey, nasty taste or feel
ing. Mildly alkaline FASTEETH al
so checks gum soreness due to chat
ing of a loose plate or to excessive
acid mouth. Get FASTEETH at
your druggist.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
BASKETBALL RESULTS

Southern Cal As, So. Methodist "a
Baylor 81 Durant Tchrs 81.
Tex. Christ. SO. Howard Payne 46.
Texas Tech Al, Texas 40.
Montana State 81, Omaha 30.
Duquesne 81, oregon "a.
Penn State So, Susquehanna IS.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19

its only start of the season against
Brawley. took ten varsity and eight
B squad players to play in the san
Diego tournament.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
Central. HoItviI|e
Garry L.v.HoPes
In Cage ourneys

While Ell Centre and Holtville high school basketoaii
teams carried the honors of valley league basketball TO
tournaments in Huntington Beach and San Diego, TOUR
other valley schools continued to speed through intensive
workouts Imperial high school, its court dampened
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
First Net Entries Received

returns d!stitcd for the ith a""
in tlc hands OF Dill
we'll tournament director Play begins JAN IL Ill" WIZ
cOntnu each through 26
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
/. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. Dec. -. up
1lAnsAneIIea .............. :. IA
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
0reQon Bows TO Duquesne

PITTSBURGH, UPlDuquesne universitys astseppms
basketball university 37S4 before record
Of night The Dukes led 224
a
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
L. A. HAY
L. A GRAIN

Los ANGELES, Dec. 19. euP)-
Mailing barley ...z.... $l.15-l.2 70
wheat No. hard or
Noit MHitt FAsfo- 4 soN
BARLEY. Ne. 1, bright si.12h-1.17h
Milo. No. yellow .....--. Sl.sV- l. 20
Corn. No. . yellow ........ Si.53-l.66
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES

fFTaI quOthtIOns cUuFtrby Inc
Southwest Fiaxseed associat toni
December .............. 81 59N
May .....tt............ Sl.oi ~
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
- BY HENRY SUPER =

NEW YORK, Dec 10. (UP)-Fordham will send an
iron man. team into the Cotton Bowl game against Texas
A & Ma powerful tricky eleven without any apparent
weakness The Rams from Rose Hill have starting line
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-19
Fordhum to Show
Versatile Attack
Against A99ies

series discussing the
New football
BY HENRY SUPER -
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Radio Time Table
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morrows radio programs.
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from Rome The stations will bring services
from Temple university stadium. Philadelphia at m.
and the Easter services from Brigham Young university
Utah. at a. m.
KMO will broadcast the Hollywood bowl Easter services
at and Easter program at a. to be followed
by services from Olympia at $50.
Easter Sunrise services will be heard K0M0 and
kJR at a. m.
stations available schd-
responsibility
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The Key West citizen., 1940-12-09
STEPHEN FOSTER
in HALL OF FAME
ONLY NOTABLE NOMINATED
FOR HONOR: IzI CON-
PETED

MAYO, Dec. 9 FNS).-Com-
peting with 141 of the nations S
notableS, Stephen Collins Foster
was the only nominee TO be elect
ed to the Hall of Fame in this
years election. His closest com
petitors, according to Paul Runge.
editor Of the Mayo Free Press.
were Walter Reed, scientist; Sid
ney Lanier, poet; Henry David
Thereau. author, and Booker T.
Washington, negro educator.
Recent letters from Foster Hall.
originatorS of the Foster for Hall
of Fame" movement give the
press of Florida credit for a size
able share of the honor in helping
TO elect Foster. ae
p A commemorative tablet and
bust honoring his memory viii
be placed among those Of u 9TH
er great Americans next spring,
according to an announcement
made by DR.. Harry WOodburn
Chase, chancellor Of New York
University and director pro TEN
of the Hall Of Fame.
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-09
PACIFIC FLEET
ON MANEUVERS
SECRECY SHRoUDS NAVAL
GAME OPENING OFF
HONOLULU
N3y Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The
Navy Department announeed to-
day that the Pacific Fleet, 1nvolv-
ing over 100 ships and the full
complement of navy planes, all
stationed at Pearl Harbor Hawaii,
had begun maneuvers off of
Honolulu.
Admiral Richardson, aboard the
flagship, U. S. S. New Mexico, is
the chief observer of the man.
euvers, which it was stated, will
extend over at least a months
period.
Recent assignment of new yes
sells from weSt-coaSt bases and
the arrival of navy bombing
planes from San Francisco, al
Pearl Harbor, brings the present
maneuvers to a position of high
Importance in regard to the num-
Der of units engaged, the largest
assembled in the history of the
nation.
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-09
.WILLET ON WAY To
TOW BRITISH ship
STEAMER SAN JOSE RAN
ASHORE NEAR ST.
ANDREWS

Salvage steamer Willet left
the Porter Dock Company at
noon today, under command of
captain c. L. Peterson, called to
the scene where the British
freighter, s. S. San Jose lies in
distress.
The San Jose ran ashore, ac-
cording to reports received here,
on Old Providence Island, near
St. Andrews, Colombia. The yes
sci was floated by a sister ship,
the SIS. Killreg, but is in need
of tow to drydock for repairs.
Porter Dock officials stated the
W1llet would arrive off Old
! Providence Island in about three
days They did not know to
which drydock the disabled Brit
ish ship would be towed.
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-09
AMERICAN RADIO
NEWSCASTER HURT
In LONDON RAID
N.B.c. AND CHS. HEADQUAR-
TERS SMASHED, IN TER
RIFIc BoMBARDMENT BY
AIR
(By Associated PreSsp

LONDON, Dec. 9.-Headquar-
tiers of both the National Broad
casting Company and the Column
bia Broadcasting System were
completely destroyed in last
nights Luftkrieg. over this
metropolis. resulting in the Sc
rious injury of Fred Bates, news
caster for N.B.C., and the narrow
escape from a similar fate OF
Larry lie Seure of Columbia.
In one of the worst raids SO
far, one which saw hundreds OF
INazi bombers in attack formation
over the city for several hours,
the lower Strand section was torn
into shambles and fire fighters
were busy until early this morn
ing battling severe blazes which
threatened the heart of the Brit
ish press sector.
Despite the demolition Of both
broadcasting headquarters, no in
terruption in radio service to
America was announced. 1t is
probably that the daily newscasts
will hereafter enanate directly
from the underground studios of
the British Broadcasting Com
pany. so far untouched by bombs.
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-09

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Dec. z.
North of the border. down
Mexico way, the U. S. Border
Patrol is readying for emergency.
Troublesome international condi-
tionS increase the burden of these
hawk-eyed watchers, who are
gaining in personnel and equip
ment
Soon the patrol viii sprout
wings from an aerial watch on
the 2,0O0-Tnile Mexican boundary.
Three radio-eouipped autogyros
viii be used TO track down bor-
.der-iumping aliens and snug
glers of aliens.
+ A growing network of radio
tranSnaitterS and observation
towers and an authorized increase
of approximately $50 men. for a
total of about $50, indicate how
the wind is blowing along the
southern border.
Refugee Problem
The patrol eyes with precau-
ton an influx of Europeans into
Mexico. Should revolution come
IN the southern republic these
refugees possibly others
would be on the move.
Most aliens nabbed on the
border these days are Mexicans
looking for . job, but old hands
The Key West citizen., 1940-12-09
DIFFERENT QUEENS
COME TO FLORIDA

TT. MYERS. Dec. g.
(FNSl Long famous for its
production of queens" of
the bathing beauty variety.
Florida is on its way 70 be-
come noted for the produc-
lion of queen bees who are
also "honeYs".
A group of the most noted
: bee men in the nation visited
Fl. Myers last week seeking
the safest winter quarters In
the u. S. for rearing queen
bees. Their attention was al
tracted TO this section by the
success obtained by Jay
Smith. local bee raiser. who
has been specializing for five
years in improving honey
producing capacity of his
strains and who is now ship
ping queen" to every state
In the union and 10 some Is
foreign countries.
Pictures showing winter
conditions In this section
viii appear In an early edi-
lion Of Bee Culture" maga-
zine.