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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-11

Every year Imperial valley soft
ball leagues produce new stars 10
steal the fancy Of spectators and
while this year is no exception the
new stars have been somewhat over
Swallowed this far in the season by
the return TO form of a number OF
the so-called veterans
Tops among the returning veter-
ans are Hoyle Priest, Henry Cauzza.
Jerry Porte. Steve Ritter. Les Flores.
and Dutch Van Nostrand.
Priest, who had suffered a bat
ting slump during the past two
seasons. came roaring out OF his
slump this year and started drlv-
ing home the scores Priest. always
the king of backstops in the valley.
is presently outhittlng all backstops
in the league.
He collected four base hits Mon
day night. including a home run.
double and a triple
Henry Cauzza the best fielding
first sacker in the valley. has also
staged a comeback at the plate
this season He got two home runs
and a double in Mondays double
header and drove home three runs
with two doubles in Friday night S
all-star game.
Jerry Porte. noted for his poor
hitting as we'll as his outstanding
. flychasing IN past seasons. IS hit
ting the ball well and threatens 10
have his best year since 1882 when
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-11
BY HENRY McLEMORE

NEW YORK. June II. up
A few sport divots sliced out en-
route home from Cleveland:
While I think the U. S. G. A. was
forced to abide by its rules and was
technically justified in disquai-
flying Ed Oliver for starting before
his scheduled time in. the National
Open. that august body now
should make certain at least one
official remains in the starting tent
at all times to prevent repetition of
such a mistake in the future The
officials were lurching when Oliver
teed off but as Gene Buck express
ed it. the U. S. G. A. should give
up pie a la mode so that the Oliver
tragedy never happens again"
Bobby Jones said the U. S. G.. A.
did the only right thing. but add
cd that divers loss of a chance
i'll the play-off was the most un-
fortunate golfinC occurrence Of
which he had ever heard
The citizens of Cleveland are a
peculiarly unenthusiastic lot Al
though their Indians are only a
SIe) out VI IIISl place III llle ALI
erican league, the fans have al
ready conceded the pennant to the
New York Yankees Cleveland
can't believe the Indians are cap
able of halting the Yank drive
and speaking of the Indians. Presi-
dent Alva Bradley passed along the
following story about young Bobby
Feller During winter training
most of the players took one after
noon off and left Feller alone on
the field. Al hour later a coach
came by ard was Mortified 10 find
Feller sliding into third base again
and again with no concern for his
million dollar arm The young pitch
or calmly explained that he wanted
TO make sure that # he ever HIT
triple he wouldn't be thrown on
because he didn't know how TO
1t is hard to believe that the
horses run during a war but the
English Derby will be held for the
l6lst time tomorrow even if only
in name . . little is left of the
original event Less that 10 per
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-11
BENG HW ARMING
by Burdette Kline
-Post-Press Sports Editor=
-pos+-Press Sports Editor

he was past,ne base hits out OF the
park
Steve Ritter. Always dependable
pitcher and outfieldcr has again
bloSSomed out as a hitter. He COL
lected three hits n the All-Star
game Friday night and hit three
Tor four IN Monday nights league
game One was home run.
Les Flores and DutChie Van Nos
trand are playing an all-around
improved brand of ball and are
making the newcomers hustle to
maintain the pace.
This season has provided some
new talent however. among the
best being. Orvllle Coates. Vince
Colace. Bill Payne. Bill Patterson.
Bruce Ritter. Slim Oliver. Curley
Jackson, Leo Samaha Gil Cardwell.
Norman Sharp Lefty Zumsteln and
Bob Domenigoni.
Coates. successor 10 Ted San
DEE as the leagues best Shortstop
IS power hitter and Is presently
leading the league in that depart
ment
Colace Is a fence hitter and a
good fielding third baseman. Some
rate him above Van Nostrand.
Sim Oliver has emerged as one
Of the leagues best outflelders and IS
blng compared with Jack Fleming
Ted Ehmke and Jerry Porte.
Patterson, Domenigoni and Yum
stem arc rated the best pitching
prospects IN the loop.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-11

included in the regular Derby rec
ordS.
The hottest horse in the SubSti-
tute entry list will not be able to
make the race. He is Marcel BouS-
sacs Djebel, winner of the 1000
guineaS stake and such a we'll
liked horse that before he was de-
clared the wagering on other colts
was restricted to second place bets.
Djebel is now in France, however,
and cannot be shipped across the
channel.
The present faVorite is Lord Der
by'S Lighthouse H. who won his
last prep race in convincing fash
non and is held at 2-l His strong
est competition Is expected to come
| from the Aga Khan'S Star Dust,
now 81, and Maharajah Kolhapur'S
Tantmieux, backed at 81. The lat
/ ter will be ridden by the famed
Gorden Richards for years Eng
lands outstanding jockey.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-11
Today's Sports Parade

cent of the normal crowd will see
it and II won't even be run at Ep-
som Downs. but instead at New
market. which is farther from Lor-
don and bombing threats
thought I'd suffered all possible
horse troubles but the Derby brings
up a new one =. Thousands of
pounds were wagered in the future
books on the French colt. Djebel.
but row he can't be shipped back
across the channel and will remain
in France while the race Is run
When Jack Dempsey signed for
a l0-round bout with wrestler Cow
boy Luttrell in Atlanta he wasn't so
much attempting a comeback as
keeping pledge -. Years ago
Dempsey vowed he never would MT
a man outside the ring Now the
only way he can settle with Luttrell
for the latter's supposedly slurring
remarks Is TO take his gloves down
off the wall and swlrg his punches
in legal. QueenSberrv manner
Arturo Godoy says ne will dis
card his bob-bob- bobbing style
when he meets Joe Louis again this
month . The Argentine will come
out Of his patented tortoise shell
crouch and attempt 10 knock the
champion out Godoy has a
good left hook, but an even better
straight uppercut butt Which
should inspire sports writers to say
they pick Jouis-butt "
Lawson Little has shipped his
dad an army colonel stationed at
San Frarcisco's preside the ball
he holed out TO whip Gene Sarazen
on Sunday . Lawson also sent
along the cup he received for his
triumph Clarence Burlington
Kelard x desperately trying TO buy,
borrow or fitch the gold mashle
awarded GrantlanG Rice He
SAYS that no golfer IN the world
would ever look up while swinging
gold club . Evidently DIZZY
Dean has been informed that the
best defense Is good offerSe
Dizzy's pitching in his first minor
league start wasn't too good. but
the big right-handel won the game
with a single and run sort
of case of good hit, no pitch.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-11

DOuSelS are giving Cnelr mllllOnS
of followerS-many of whom live
far from Brooklyn and have never
been inside a major league ball
park-more thrills than riding on
Cyclone, the roller coaster at the
worlds fair. Nothing the Dodgers
do is according to Hoyle, maybe
that's why the public loves them.
Hearts of the Dodger rooters
twice sank right down into their
boots yesterday before Brooklyn fl
nally pulled through to a 81 vic
tory over the Pirates. The Dodgers
blew a 80 lead and 7-3 lead. Man
ager Leo Durocher called on II
players and five pitchers to halt
the Pirates but it wasn't until Babe
Phelps tripled off Dick Lanahan
IN the eighth with Ernie Koy on
base that the Dodgers finally put
over the clincher.
The Dodgers moved .O0l percent
age point ahead of the Reds who
were idle. 1t made the filth time
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-11
Cromwell Names
Trojan Team

LOS ANGELES. June II. up
Dean Cromwell. University of Sou
therr CALIFORNIA; track coach. to-
day named part Of the squad thai
would leave tonight for Evanston
III, for the Pacific Coast Confer
ence-Bi2 Ten meet.
Mickey Anderson. Hugo De Groot
Don Hommeli Art KaceWicz. Gil La
Cava Howard Upton. Clarke Nal
lory. Barney Willis Johnny Wilson
and LEROY Weed We're named IN
make the trip LOUIS Zamperlnl
Kenneth DlIlS and Don Mcneil arc
already IN the east
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-11
T.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. June il N'P)
JIogs saleabIe 400; generally steady
medium to choice 1S5-225 III Cali
furuia butchers -6.25; top 50, To-
cal fed $50; off weight 5-6; two
loads Nebraskas unsold; packing
sows 49,
cattle saleable 500. holdover To,
slow on common to medium cattl",
good steers and heifers la"kinS;
mostly steady; load medium 9S6 lh
fed steers $50: good quoted 10 up
ward; few common grass = err =
77b; few heifers is: twO loads
mostly good grass cows 6.15; bulk
common to medium 5.5o-6.25; 'an-
ners and cutters $3.50, medium T.
good bulls 6.25-7; calves saleaOlt
soc; steady; vealers 1o-l1 "a; sinai
lots to 1925; calves 7.5o-9.5o; good
10 choice lacking
sheep saleable so; steady few
medium OF III spring lambs 3; god
10 choice quoted to 9.75; common 70
medium shorn ewes 2-3.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-11
HoItviIIe. Imp erioI Split
First Softbu!I Twin Bill

> Monday nights double
header Softball program. the
first in FL Centric city league
history. Tuesday left Holt
Vile and Imperial Just where
they started. Imperial still the sole
F possessor of the league cellar and
Holtville still very much III the
league race.
Imperial scored its first victory
Of the loop season in the first game
Monday night behind the five-hlt
pitching of Steve Ritter. The score
was "a In the second game Holt
Vile Won Its fourth game against
two defeats as Lefty Zumstein hurl-
ed the East Mesa team to an Sc
win
Ritter aided his own cause in the
opening game with three hits. in
GLIDING thlrd-lnnlng home run.
Hoy!e Priest hit a home run and
a triple for Holtville IN the opener
Holtvllle lit on the offerings of
Glen Shumard. scoring two runs
in the fifth and five in the sixth
10 cilnch the second game after
Imperial had held a 81 lead through
the fourth StanZa. Priest. with two
doubles. drove IN four runs 10 lead
the Holtvllle uprising
The Imperial Merchants threat
ened for a time IN the final inning
by scoring three runs on Houses
home run, Ehmkc'S triple and CauZ-
zas second home run of the game
Oliver famed to end the game. and
the rally, however.
Priest with four HITS. a home run,
triple, single and a double. paced
the Holtville batterS in the NO
games. Ehmke and Ritter with three
each topped the Imperial batters.
Seeley and the league Leading
ElkS play "Wednesday night
The scores.
First Game
Imperial POI O20 O-7-9-2
Ho,tvllle Ol0 Cpl O-4-5-2
Ritter and B. Ritter. Patterson.
Zumsteln ana Priest
Second Came
Holtville . OOl OPS 0-S-8-l
Imperial Cpl 900 3-6-9-3
zumstein and Priest; Shumard,
Ritter and Wagner.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-11
Dempsey to Box
Wrestler July IS

DETROIT, June II. UP)-Jack
Dempsey. former heavyweight cham
plon of the world. will box a six
round exhibition with a wrestler at
Detroit July Is, Matchmaker Eddie
Lewis said today.
Lewis said DempSeys opponent
would be Bill Curry. bad man" of
the heavyweight wrestling ranks.
The site has not yet been selected
but Lewis believed it would be either
the University of Detroit stadium
or the state fairgrounds coliseum.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-11
FL Centre ALL Stars to
Play Son Diego Friday

Victorious in the only start
of the season, the Ell Centre
All-Stars will step into fast
err company Friday night at
the Ell Centre stadium to
meet the San Diego All-Stars in
an Elks Flag Day celebration.
The game will resume a series
with the coast city softballers and
will pit Joe the Fox Hurst against
Cannonball Bailey, Eddie Meyers
or Frank Sumek
Ell Centre defeated San Diego
teams in five of eight games last
season and held a better record
over the coast teams the previous
year.
Virtually the same lineup as last
week will be chosen for Friday
nights engagement. according to
Pat Patterson, league president, with
only one or two changes being
considered.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-11
Coaches Divided
On Training Rule

SUN VALLEY, Ida, June II.
UP)-Opinion was divided here to-
day among coaches and athletic
directors of the Pacific Coast con-
ference as they took up proposal
IN abolish spring football practice.
Football coaches from the 10
npnnber schools of the conference
indicated that plan to limit prac-
tice to a period before the fall play
ing season would weaken the game
Thev asserted spring training was
necessary to teach new squad men,
hers and sophomores their respec-
tibe systems.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-11
Practices Slated
For Kid Leaquers

Two practice games were sched-
uled for the junior softballers Tues
day as plans were speeded to get
league play underway within ten
days
The POSt-PresS team will meet
the Junior Police on Wednesday
night IN a five-innlng preliminary
TO the scheduled Elks -Seeley city
league game and the Press boys
will play a Thursday night game
IN Imperial
The Bonnie Shaw Press squad
and the Curly Smith sluggers bat
tied 10 a seven inning. A draw in
an Inter-squad game Monday night.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-11
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, June IL. up
War issues led a broad rally on the
stock market today following yes
terdsy's plunge to new two year
lows on Italy's entrance into the
war.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial 1859
up AIS: rail, 1913, up o.94; utility
1888. up O.55; and IS stocks. 3S.5.
UP 1.&S.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-11
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Markets at a Glance

Stocks higher
Bonds irregular. L. :. govern
ments higher: foreiGnN weak.
curb higher
Call money ] per cent.
Foreign exchange higher. with
Sterling strong AT 1913 up p cents
Cotton up as much "a 81 bale.
Wheat 2-2& cents higher; corr
UP i. u.
Rubber up III cent pound.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-11
DenlnQ leader
AMERICAN
RYAN SMART ATHLETE

EVANSTON, June Jack Ryan,
Northwestern football and track
star, climaxcd his college career by
being named to Phi Beta Kappa,
national honorary scholastic fra
ternity.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-11
Name, Distance Only Remnants in
1b1st Running Of English Derby (

LONDON II. tUPThe English Derby Will be run LOT c
altered by the war that little
the classic except its name and It's distance
the mile and half race that was
nauguaed 1870 Suffolk stakes New
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-11
CLASH TONIGHT

FL Centres feminine Softball
players, representing Lefty Walters
colors and Dale Agnes stripes. will
clash tonight at FL Centre stadium
in practice game. The game will
start at 3:15.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-11
Brooklyn bod gers
Regain Lead in
Senior Loop Race

NEW YORK, June II. (UP)--The Brooklyn Dodgers,
the team everybody large has taken unto its bosom as
its back top in the National league TO-DAY
for the seventh time this season.
In and out of first place three times in four days the
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-11
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

Los ANGELES June II uPJ-
RE'tcr: extras *, pIunt fir,ts 81.
standards st, uudorgradcs -.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-11
LOCAL BUTTERFAT

Los Angeles butter .......... 2oc
Butterfat grade A FOB l. V. ranch 81
Manufacturing milk amman. Sic
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l.. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. juno IL N'Pl-
TrauSamcrica -.. tf-tI
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