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Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
Bench Warming
By Burdette Kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

lands decision, in which he oe,
clareo OIL PLAYERS free-agentS ana
assessed fines of SAT ,250 against
the Tigers or responsible cluos was
a smashing blow 10 Detroits Ell
forts to compete with the YANKEE
organization, in the opinion OF most
baseball men. AS one baseball offl-
cial put it. the Lands ukase Just
about makes two-club circuit
ont of the American league
The strength of the Yankees
position in money, playing talent
and organization has made II an
ficult for the other American league
clubs to compete with them. NOW
with Judge Lands clipping the
wings of the Tigers and the IN
dians tas he did in the Tommy
Heinrich case and others, the Bos-
ton Red SoX are left alone to battle
the growing Yankee supremacy. Ihe
other four clubs. the White SoX,
Senators. Athletics and Browns, are
hopelessly out of it in trying TO
combat the Yankee machine.
How badly the Tigers will be hit
by Lands ruling is difiicult 10
determine until the Value OF the
talent involved can be fixed. nut
most baseball officials believe the
Tigers will have 10 start almost
fresh TO rebuild their farm system
The most immediate loss to the
Tigers is the cancellation OF the
deal with the Athletics which would
have given Detroit Wally Moses,
a badly needed outfielder. the can
collation. of the ruling making P1tch-
er Dizzy Trout g free agent and
restoring him to the Tigers ism I
likely to help that players mental
attitude.
Although the Lands decision was
widely discussed wherever baseball
men gathered. none of them would
talk for publication. The point
came up in one discussion as 10
how Walter O. Briggs, owner OF
the Tigers, would accept the Lands
verdict.
Although the agreement under
which the majors hired Lands IN
1921 states that all club owners
agree to be bound by the commits
sioner's decision, Briggs could take
the case to the civil courts II he
thought it unfair. The late PM
Ball. owner of the Browns, objected
to a Lands decision about ten
years ago involving player Fred
Bennett and carried the case to the
courts before losing.
The loss of Roy Cullenbine and
Bennie Mccoy by the Tigers isn't
a terrific blow in itself. Cullenbine,
playing rs games in the outfleld
last season, hit only .240. MCCOY,
playing SIS games at second BASE
hit .302
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
Lands TO Issue
Additional Data
On Ruling

CHICAGO, Jan. 16. CUP)-Base-
ball commissioner K. M. Landls
said his office today would issue
another statement in reference TO
his ruling Sunday on the Detroit
Tigers farm system. The statement
was expected to be an interpreta-
ton of rules governing working
agreements between major and mi
nor league clubs.
Minor league officials recently
requested such an Interpretation
Lands ruling on the Detroit farm
system. which granted 81 players
free agency, charged misuse OF
working agreements in chain store
baseball as a camoufla3e for COW
ering up players
Before Lands left Chicago today
for a Florida vacation he called a
meeting of the baseball rules COM
mittee for Feb. IL at Belleair, Fla
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
Loop Leadership
To Ride on Result
Of Friday Game

The leadership in the Imperial
county high school basketball league
and possibly the loop championship
will ride on the outcome of Fri
day nights battle matching Calex-
leo and El Centro in El Centre
gymnasium.
A preliminary game involving Bee
squads from the two schools will be
played at z O'Clock, according TO
Coach Larry Hanson.
Calexico's defending champion
basketball team will be slightly ia
voed when the two teams take
the floor but El Centros familiarity
with its ''peewee" court may offset
any advantage held by the CaleXi-
cans.
Both Coach Covington and Coach
Hanson sent their charges through
a long workout Monday afternoon
to iron out weaknesses in offense
and in defense.
The Bee game may also decide
the league championship in that
division because both Calexico and
e. Centro Bees are undefeated.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
Golf Tourney to
Attract Huqe Entry

Play in the 18th annual Inter
national Country club golf tourna-
ment at Calexico will attract the
largest entry list in history of the
tournament, Earl Roberts, manager
predicted Tuesday.
Qualifying play for the Calexico
tournament will start on Sunday
Roberts said, and match play in
each flight will begin on Thursday
All matches will be played from
scratch.
Laddie Willoughby, defending
champion, will head Imperial Val
ley's name" golfers in the tourna-
ment and large lists of Brawley
and Barbara Worth golfers will also
contend for championship honors
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
SPORTS PARADE
BY HENRY MCLEMORE-

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 16. UP)-
This is the story of a modern David
and the Goliatfs.
The David is Davey O'Brien, the
Texas boy who plays professional
football for the Philadelphia Eagles,
and the Goliaths are the big, braw-
ny and tough men he plays with
and against in the National league
Little Davey Stays the Goliaths
with his great forward passing and
they bear no grudge against him.
In fact, he is the favorite of the
league ard there is an unwritten
law among the 900, 230, and $50
Founders that he must not be bru-
tally handled or banged about be-
cause of his size.
OBrien looks like a mascot, not
a star performer, when he trots
out among his fellow pros. Scarcely
five feet seven in height and weigh
ing just a shade under $50 pounds,
he is little more than half as big
as the linemen and backs he op-
poses in the toughest football league
in the country.
Yet Davey had to take but one
time-out during last years season
and except for a twisted ankle has
suffered no injury. He averaged As
minutes of play per game against
teams loaded with savage block
ers and tacklers. The National pro
league has had more than a score
of players as small as O'Brien, but
none ever received the treatment
he gets. And the answer lies in the
little Texans personality and will
lingness to stand the gaff if the
Giants want to pour it on.
He made it plain, when he came
up from Texas Christian Univer-
sity and started pro ball, that he
expected no consideration because
of his size. He was willing to take
the punishment or get out Hard as
nails, and blessed with a flaming
competitive spirit, he tore into the
giants with every ounce of his
strength, throwing blocks and
tackles on men big and strong
enough to pick him up by the scruff
Of the neck and shake him.
The giants marvelled at his cour-
age on the field and his modesty
off the field. High salaried and tre-
mendously publicized, he summed
the spotlight. Quiet, retiring, and
with a shy little smile, he has be-
come almost the pet, not only of his
own team. hut of the rival teams
and owners.
AS a passer, he is vulnerable to
the most terrific punishment. 1t is
rule in pro football that the pass
ers be given the works by the men
who rush in. And all the passers,
except O'Brien, get full going
over. But the giants handle him
with care. Instead of lunging sa-
yagely into Davey, they sweep him
up in their arms and hold him until
the whistle blows.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Jan. 10. lOf).
strength in special issues. featued
a firm, duh session on the stock
marke. today.
Special issues had advances rang
ing to points in general outdoor
advertising A, which made ne"
high at as: JOhns-Manville prefer
red lost 6k points and pressed
steel car second preferred was down
6. These were outstanding excep-
lions in the list.
Trading continued quiet TO the
final gong. ~
DOW Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial, 145.67
up 1.20: rail 30.33. unchanged; util-
ity 2520 up OH; 65 stocks 1888,
up 0.2s. -.
Stocks sales amounted TO $50, 900
share, nsallet full-dsy sturnover
since Dec. 4 compared with 100000
in the previous session. Curb stock
volume was 900 shares, lowest
since last Oct. l6, against $4,000
Yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16

rockies themselves yelling for a
chance to break into the lineup.
Surveying the New York roster
for 1910, MarSe Joe Mccarthy only
pilot ever to win four consecutive
world championships, opined today
there wouldn't be any changes In
the Yankee lineup for the coming
season.
There are no jobs open on the
Yanks,' said Mccarthy, here to
confer with President Ed Barrow
about Yankee plans, "but, OF course,
you never can tell what will
happen to a ball player during the
winter. From present indications
the Yankees will start the season
with the same club that we used
against Cincinnati in the World
Series"
Asked if he thought the Yankees
would be stronger in 1910 than
they've ever been, Mccarthy said:
1--WE won LOG games last year and
had a pretty good club. And we
were good in 1888, too. II we can
have club in 1910 as strong as
those two years I'll be satisfied"
Mccarthy does not agree with
some Yankee critics that some OF
their veteran players may be wear
ing out and getting ready to &c
down the hill.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
l.. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES, Jan. l6. CUP)-
Trading was moderate with sup
niles moderate On most lines and
prices about steady. Tomatoes ana
squash were stronger.
Bunched vegetables: Beets 45-50e;
carrots 4O-5Oc; Imperial Wy 6O-1oc.
Cabbage: Cannonball fair S5-ooe'
Imperial Wy eo-s1.o0.
Lettuce: Dry pack Imperial Wy
s1.OO-1.15; 5s 90-sl.00; Yuma As
$lI5-s1.25; San Diego co Ss 6o-1Se. v,,:
peas: Bush 2-3c; Coachella Wy
sec; Santa Barbara co pole 7-sc
San Diego co &c; coaehella Wy
China peas 14-15c
squash: White summer Imperla
WV S1.65-Sl.75; flats Sl.5O-Sl 90
san Diego co lugs s1.25-s1.60; !tal-
ian Imperial Valley $l.35-s so; rats
S115-Si.25; yellow crookneck I'm
perial Valley s1.25-s1.5o.
Tangeirnes: Local Dancys &c; I'm
petal Wy G. Coachella Daneys 80 Y
Tomatoes: INLAND crates Stops
81 .s5-s 81. 90; Special pack $3.50; Mex
leo stripped per ID firsts S-1Oc.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16

Nv Wednesday nlgnl, HdIlsoll SeI1i'
The I. v. Hardware and 20-30
clubs will play the first game We'd
nesday night, Sherwood and the
Tropic cagers will play in the second
game. Calipatria and Holtville IN
the third and Silver Slipper and
the Irrigation District in the fourth.
The teams will compete in one
round of play and the top four
teams will play for the champion
ship in a one night playoff, Hanson
said.
Schedule for the next three weeks:
We'd. Jan. "a
20-30 VS.. Tropic
District VS.. Hardware
Calipatria VS.. Silver Slipper
Holtyille VS.. Sherwood's
Wed. Jan. 81
20-30 VS.. District
Holtville VS.. Tropic
Calipat VS.. Hardware
Silver Slipper VS.. Sherwood'S
Wed. Feb. =
20-3O VS.. Holtville
Silver Slipper VS.. Tropic
Calipat VS.. District
Sherwood VS.. Hardware
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 16. (UP)-
Hogs saleable 900, Is to 25 cents
lower; good to choice Idaho butch
ers 6.40; few truckins 6-6.25; odd
sows steady to 4.50-5; top Monday
6.65.
Cattle saleable 500; slow and
about steady; with Monday steady
to 25 cents lower; few medium
steers S.5O others unsold; Mexican
40; few feeders at s; top steers
Monday $40; calves saleable $50;
about steady; few stock calves 9.75.
Sheep saleable none, good to
choice wool lambs quoted S.5O-9
late Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
Nelson Enters
Frisco Open

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 16. (UP)
Byron Nelson. National Open golf
champion, TO-DAY joined the ranks
of the pro golfers watching the tee
off of the annual San Francisco
match play open tournament start
ing at the Lake Merced course to-
morrow.
Nelson was forced out of the Los
Angeles Open by illness and he was
too weak to play in the Oakland
Open last week.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
baer Concentrates
On Training for
Bout with GaIento

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 16. (UP)--
The original dizziness boy, Max
Baer, believe it or not, is up before
the sun these days hoping to make
mince-meat on that Jersey upstart,
Tony Galento in the big "if" bout
of the year.
The bout has been scheduled for
Madison Square Garden on March
% eff" the New York State boxing
commission grants a license to Ga
lento and his manager, Joe Jacobs.
The commission has given no out
ward indication that it likes Jacobs
any more now than it ever did,
even though the purses of the fight
ers would go to the Finnish relief
fund.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
30 EI Centrans
Enter Yuma Meet

Thirty FL Centre tennis players
have already entered the Yuma
tournament, which starts this week
end. according to Clarence Riessen,
tournament manager.
Junior division events will be
played Friday. Saturday and Sun
day. Senior events will be played
Sunday and one week from Sun
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
Pistol Club to Be
Organized Here

Civilians and peace officers in
terested in competitive pistol match
es were scheduled to meet at i'm
migration border patrol headquar-
ters at 7:30 pm. Friday to form a
PISTOL club to which civilians and
officers alike may belong. -.
Bylaws and other business car
rangements were on the program
for discussion. g."
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
Junior COLLEGE
Cagers to Mix
Saturday Night

El Centre and Brawley junior
college basketball teams will open
their annual series Saturday night
in the Central high gymnasium
according to Bob Armstrong, FL
Centro coach.
The game was originally sched-
uled for Friday night but El Cen
tro and Calexico high will play
in the gymnasium on that night
The junior collegianS will prep
for the Brawley game in a pair
of tits against Mexicali All-Stars
and Mexicali Boy Scouts in Cal
eXico tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
BrawIey, CaIipat
Play Friday Mite

Calipatria high Schools rapidly
improving basketball team will
meet a strong BraWley high quin-
tet in Brawley gymnasium Friday
night, according to Coach Sheldon
Loughborough.
Brawley, loser to CaleXico and
winner over Imperial in league
games to date, will be heavily ia
vored to win.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
Imperial, Viking
CaQers Clash

Imperial and Holtville high school
basketball teams will clash in a
game which may determine fourth
place in the league standings
Thursday night in the Ell Centro
high school gymnasium.
The game was regarded as toss
up but in Imperial observers favor
ed the Tigers slightly as result
of their fine showing against Braw-
ley last week. Holtville, however,
showed improvement in losing to
CaleXico last week.
c teams of the two institutions
will meet in a preliminary game at
7 o'clock Thursday night
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
Coach Reconsiders
RESIGNATION

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 16. (UP)-Jimmy
Councilman reconsidered his "resig-
ration" as head football coach at
Washington University of st. Louis
today while reports spread that
Jock Sutherland would arrive this
afternoon to confer with influential
alumni.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
BrawIey J.C. Bows
ToSfate Bees

San Diego State college Glass
B basketball team Monday night
routed Brawley junior college, SILL,
in a preliminary to the San Diego
California game.
Sasaki and Leedom scored eight
of Brawley'S. II points.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
CHICAGO GRAINS

fafcHAGO. Jan. l6. (UP) News
f5am the European war fronts
Prices cored gains Of 2 cents.
wheat closed Is 10 Pas cents
lraAtr. corn was an a 10 =, oau
Vtrt unchanged 20 h cent highel
pna ryc was up q 10 ] cent.
NcfIh American wheat market;
\. arkea more than "A cent higher
.si.rs shorts covered on fears thai
coaflicia broadw ould spread 70
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
EmpireCagers
Upset Imperial

Mountain Empire high school
Monday afternoon defeated Imper-
ial varsity cagers. 2l-19, in a game
played on the mountaineers' floor
Imperial Gees defeated the Noun
tain Empire, 14-l0, in a preliminary
game.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16

The baseball world speculated to-
day over the possibility of Com
missioner Kenesaw Mountain Ian
dis sweeping decision against the
farm club operations of the Detroit
Tigers increasing the New York
Yankees. domination of the Ameri-
can league
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
State Drops 1884
Verdict 10 Bears

SAN DIEGO, Jan. 16. (UP)-The
University of California Golden
Bears, transforming here last night,
managed to squeak through with
Sc to "a victory over San Diego
State college.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
Markers At
4 Glance

stocks weak and moderately ac-
tive.
Bonds lower; L. S. governments
lower; foreign issues weak.
curb stocks lower.
Foreign exchange irregular.
cotton up as much as 45 cents
a bale with exception of Jan old
OptIon which is off so cents.
Wheat up Is TO pa cents; corn
up Is 10 Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
L. A. BUTTER d EGGS
L. A. STOCKS

los ANGELES. Jan. IS. (uP)-
Trading on the Los Angeles stock
tsrhsnge today was duller than al
nns time sinse the new year start,
~. rs only Is issues were traded
ana the aylume OF sales reached
tnlN 5000 shares.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
Phoenix Negro
Defeats Manfredo

PHOENIX, AriZ., Jan. 16. UP)-
Freddy Dixon, Phoenix Negro well
terweight. won 10-round decision
last night over AL Manfredo OF
Fresno, Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
Phoenix Golf Purse, $4,000

PHOENIX Ariz Jan. Is. (UP)--Prize money total
ing So 900 was posted today for the second annaai
Phoenix open golf tournament scheduled for Feb Zo-4
on the Phoenix Country club course.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
Mccarthy Suited
With Present yunk
Roster, Sees Flag

NEW YORK, Jan. 16. (UP)-The old American league
cry of "break up the Yankees" be heard from
new quarter this spring at ST. Petersburg Fla training
base of the world champions Instead of the other clubs
leading the chant against the Yankees it'll be the Yankee
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
ST. f.Marv's S Grid Chances Hit

AT0RAGA Calf. jan l6 tUPl-The Gaes OF ST. MarsS "ho
completed important games
dismal 1940 ahead today when the facuiS
axe Topped last years team.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
Eight Teams Enter
Commercial Loop:
Play Starts Wed.

Eight commercial league basketball teams VIII launch
their 1910 league campaigns Wednesday night at the III
Cenro high school gymnasium according to Larry Hanson
league director
Games will be played 645 745, S:45 and 9:45 each
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
l.. A. HAY
L. A. GRAINS

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 16. up
Wheat
No. ] hard white ...... $1.70-S1.75
No. ! soft white ...... $1.7O-$l75
Barley
No. Bri west &c lbs. $1.O6h -l11h
Milo
NO. 2 yellow ......... s1.35-s140
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-16
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
l.. A. BANKS

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