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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-09-09
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with heat. Centrally ,ora,o5 ''' IN.
w. K. Sturgcs, 307 yrnc "'E>.
phone SO. ''''rf.
THREE ROOM UNFt-Rv,yt,..r
apartment with Drlya,r ,,,. IL
rent. 220 Zenc street '' '..
FOR RENT ONE LARGE pr,
room, automatic oil nca, and .' ''','''
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FOR RENT TWO NICrLy 49,.
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have installed new cqu.pmcr. A.,
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take over profitable established
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No capital or experience rrr,Ii..a
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TOBACCO FARMERS GET Your
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ing ten 81 boxes. 80 beautiful u.s.
sorted name imprinted Christmas
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nished bedrooms with bath. Cl1<c
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THREE ROOM UNFi-2>,,.,....-.
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FOR RENT ONE LARGE PEN
room, automatic oil nca, and ,,., '.'.
Lady preferred. l73 Yo,no , ,,.
Telephone 7Tl-W. .'.
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WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re-
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FOR RENT: GOOD FIVE ROOM
house. l19 East College street ",.m .
hot water heater and wired Tor
electric stove. Phone 34l-N' a. :;
Mustian.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09

Jack STARK .CvrtH L. go =.
the promouO. o. l.. :a.. Il -.
an outs'aIGm- r.I aoa# pitcher
III CaicAloo l.. y.,.e.. E. -. -
cihc Cot. .,.t..' '.'sr :. tac
Western l.ts.u.:;y... -. ~et.
Then WHCn -. .....3E .a.sa5 III
TO tie s.dcl.u,. .r "tta;loc = igc
valley. 10 devote lays t.uc i man
agine basa1... tc.". "aG carrying
an eyer act.re CaH.p2.rH i maze
Impcria. Na..ev 'r.seea. eoH-
scious
The ca.. 7. C,.5re s.aoUm
the PARK -ha' -;5t o,..t becaaSe
ii was JACK S;aiE whose perSeger-
anoc wsosC p"ouo;ul-. made ,.c
park posso.r
SO Sanda; iNo baseball leans
MeXlcah auu l., Centre vii play
game in the "9.,h t,jat Jael: bailt"
to pay triou;r "a JACK auu 10 re-
mind the ya.lcr thar baseball, should
become an active part .. tae COIN
tvs sports l:nrraT
There vii OF veterans. y0unE-
sters. major icaElcrs anG m,nol
leaguers playing SUNDAY fellows
who competed against Jacks teams
and those who played with him IN
the past deCadc, but on Sunday
they'll al be swinging foy Einf. &c
make his mer.o;N lasting o:e in
Imperial Valleys baseball. hall of
fame.
And II the a6"ance ticket sale
H. =. Il
largest baseball crowd Of the year
will be TANNED into Fl Centre
stadium 70 JON IL TIE tribute 70
the man IL the spoon bill cap.
Sports Shorts
The valley JUNIOR college basket
ball championship viii be decided
before another wect: passes becausa
FL Centco and BraWley will clash
in a third and dec3GrE game next
Friday night Ii Centro de-
feated Bravley IN the Ilrst meet
ing, 51-35, B-aTley Won 1888 in
an overtime game ~ the second
contest
Brawley iLnor Co..e-e prepped
for the Championship game by
playing the House Of DAVID Wed
nesday night The Bearded
cager3 defeated Bravley, 3a34. be-
fore the smallest crowd 70 watch
a transforming team Probably
the failure Of the Bearded cagers
to meet Z scheduled performance
in e. Cert1o ca~-c. n the year
had some;hH.c 10 do VIII re s:ze
of the CrcT3
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
Bench Warming
b. Burdette Kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

B,u PAYNE F. Centre layCce>
Forward. las apparently hit hS
-:IIcc He scored - points
.gllu>t Il Yuma team the other
NGlt He MAY bc a problem
10 ;hC BraUle" iaYCeeS Sandc7
,.i:5 FoX are other J c. stars that
BraWley Viii have 10 watch .
Brawley has Bowman. Sund, Sasa-
<! and Lcedom TO counteract tic
Central hot shots
Biggest sporting event Of the
week III the valley Will be the
southern California PGA cham
plorShips over the Brawley course
ard the opening OF qualifying play
IL the BraWley Lettuce tourna-
mcnt .
Charles Lacey. Fay Coleman.
DIN Dutra ano Willie Hunter Will
DC matched IN the semi finals and
finals Scheduling the PGA
finals in Brawley cost the Del Rio
club slzable hunk Of com. judg-
ing from similar cases IN the past.
probably around $500 But
The boost il Will give golf in the
valley will be we'll worth the Shec-
kleS
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
BY HENRY MCLEMORE-

ARCADIA. c.. Feb o up
Gold lurca fhc humans out here
ir H9-bu' : Won't lure the horses
out nov
sad uu - Black Bcautv, Sad
Bu' TEut arr '8c operators Of
Santa ANITA Pa: HiI verify c}egr
word I"r ea'e. 70" wien 'Go Cal
No-r!a ".H'as =easoN rnds cHartiH
o"' ~a.'a Ion 'odar. Sar'a Anita
T.. aat. elca' :ug~c than 5;2J 600
'' ....r - DID doom mCaa 4
'G.'. .. -. .H3.' match NOUr gtcIng
.">.'.-' - aIampur 'Wlrc Tho
~ - .o l'',aknce" arG 'hr Bo!-
-'.'. t.aa las diva drawn thc
.., .#..s.p .tar5 for TIC fl000g0
4n~ So - aoltom has tho 'sacG
..rJr-.c = better tNrCc-Tt"r-o'ti..
S'.-,...t d D.pbcr and Cant
"s.' " ss.=lop .s:c t"D care
geo ..' -, ~, 'l" cyrcp.,9ne.
M,.' .a.'c~a Ureedcr' sunpi" nppose
1l'ts ".t.sg Locau~c lC9 yoaoYc
. ',.r. '.a etac of! q ho;'' .. .ct..rc
.>;r. ..e isn Circuit y! 'hc rip!"
,.'.
u ..'ta h&ta wont 70 orrt II
e.. .. Ua'IsHood - 4o' -'H' Jor@
.. '. .., aasa t'aol roar '1r 'Iroc-
...... program Ia hrru made
.. &c." md rlcho, maN " . ono Of
.., ur,sr ~ 80 un'".. la.' 90
.lr olv.Ioaa' 4'aE,. 'pfaInd
.sy aU In .ra.J. a.r 'Iau
;.ga .09 Va. .,Ia q. ... -. /. ipe
Ua' aaG III 80 3p' ~: ono"
..,u; wa. = - T.. t."-br-. .'.,a.
Tic Saa.. y - nocIlg no.. Of
,ors tlr 5000 900. 'oar $4,000
ny,urc,-t.e Sa.,e S..arr. toe
-ar'a Maaa tar san T.ccl'r ard
',.o san J31s Can.,'rn.r a.d q
I.ar: 'a-..l~ # $2C.o 49,. $50
Ycci-da-- c"sg's. u, H.a.- .o.so-
mon will tea tou that 'Lo rI@5O0O
tlr track iaid o.; N pG"', would
more ti:ar buy al 80 'u~r, -rcar-
olds on the ground.
Tr' @er~h ontn'or '' let
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
'Iodays Sports Parade

. look al the hUrICs. Right now the
top three candidates for the S50000
derby are c. S. Howard's Midland,
Milky Way farms Tough Hombre
and Neil MCCarthy'S Augury The
former came out of Oregon, a state
which never has produced a really
good hor"c. Tough Hombrc did
nothing as tWo-Year-old to war
rant him more that grade C r2tinE.
Augury was bought for an oven
$1,000 at tho Sorato"a ycarling sales.
or for 30 pr cent lcss than the
average prIC" 70" somo 900 head
thai yCar
Mono e IN" three wa listed
among fhC tOp lG0 1889 juveniles
RANKED N John b. Campbcll's an
Inual experimental handicap. IN fact
only a handful OF those 100 arc at
Santa Anita nOW, Camp Verde, Lib
erty FraEC Fairy Chant. Polymellor,
BIZ Ben. Ca-mcnita. The Cob and
onc or Two others. Only few Of
them were shipped to Florida. For
the most part the better colts and
fillc5 arc resting IN thoir barns
aWainnr thc buglc call for another
dcr6r at Churchill Down
II MONEY can't lUc tho hors"f,
then what car? Nothing. and Santa
Anita might as we'll stop irving. The
Kcatuckr Derby Is America No. !
lhrCc-ycar-Old race and neither the
y. 5 mint nor countortcitng
nadine can change il. Instead Of
irving to change IT, let Santa Anita
concentrate on the 100000 handi-
cap. which already has proven it.
self. and on western bred horses, Let
California encourage the home
breds and in 10 years the state won't
need to worry about horses. 1t Will
have all 1t needs and enough left
over to invade til" east a we'll.
Thai sol,cs the public racing
worries. 50 If you'H pardon me II!
90 back 10 my form charts and
0ui ia board and 9Olyc 0Gc or two Of
my Own
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
NEW YCRK STOCKS

*EW YORK. Feb. q tFD
-ln"k- oXiended Yesterday, gam
3D." fractions to more than point.
'"'ay ana then slipped back from
- L'Ehe on profit-taking
ttrol shares we're mixed. with I.
S''r' a small loser. Others Of tic
prnup h"IJ small part II an earlr
ris,. some irrerDlarity cam" into
.oIp"r. dcspit" 4 firm'r uud"rton"
'oi inc metal
Toward tho closc. profii-taklrp
sa"r juto tho market but prize
aaNr Erpurd grudcinrlr. Dealing
.qui't"d when felline increased; 'h'
Total rt tho daE oxce'ded \ millI"n
hare for 10" hrs' time Flu''
'Iaruary 1c
Dow Jrn'r rrslimtuar' 'io-inr
.'u,r average. industrial *"
pp o5' rail. II -. of "".G, u'rilr
i as. up u.u2. and .. er""E- $500.
M Oh.
stock safes approHimatrd l1"".""
shares. compared with S7".""r r'.-
curb stock sales were got i."''
against $4,000 in IL" previous ''-.
sion.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
Low Scores Forecast for
PCA Matches Over De- no
ar,
Dutro VS.. LaceV
SLATED d SATURDAY.

pFL RtC C'UH -. - t=a.. .
: Sooras q. "1-'A,sa - ~. 5-
were .o"cld-, l,"e 'aGa= - ..,
sem.t02.> 2rG -. .aal> .. .nt
southern C"A,a" Psa.n l,,..
Golfers a>1oC.G'.rH i .tt.:s.a...' - e.,
b. played EC.e ~. He#=e..s
Tom E''.-. De, r.. pss. -. .a....
Ihcfc .'N N"ci. . - q. -aF e.
,a;lo@ or Hhj' t'a n.y.. go. o.
10 tie course LIB. .#.s. ,.i
score somewhere be.ew g. -. "a
Wee VIM HUM" of p.ss.H. ...
and Charles Iacey q E.,lere,, c.ur
LoS Angeles. arrived u P.a.v,r;
last night ard paTel 2,a,;,
rounds Friday aHc,nooa
O,n Dutra Of Wt.-hsge 0a1....v
c!u5 ana Fay Coleman O. Ca...e,-,.
were expected ~ a"9.He ,e8s# ..:s
today
SATURDAY. at;e.r2c@ Htn.es. :p~-
mer BrltSh ANA ~" raawa.H VII
meef Coleman II am ls-sa'# .,ai-
final match arG Du'r3 41l tacr
long -hlttinc Lace; ia,, g -,
off at approyimc'c& - II.
sunday tic Two eu.;s.o~~ ssH a."rt
Al 36 holes ~. y" ehmmn.an '.:l.
TIE first Is Will ga. s3os. a :. II.
ana the second ahou' - y -,
Reha SAID Inc cou.e Nd t.
stretched ou' aboa - sa.s,. W.tN
tees set back OIL -. : aIG "
Crews were buSy or 'he eog.se 20
day. WORKING Oh 'lc and srecus
50 that competitors y .saye = ~
form putting surface
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
Joe Louis to Defend Title
Against Argentinan Ionite

NEW YORK., Feb. .. (UP)
--Forgetting briefly our Pan
American good neighbor pol
icy, we stage tonight the
second battle between the
northern and southern hemispheres
for the world heavyweight crown,
this ono before some $4,000 fans at
Madison Square Garden.
In that splotch of dazzling light
in the very heart of the House
That Richard Built" our great
lorthcrn Negro champion. Joe
Louis viii swing through the ring
topeS TO dcfend his world title
against the toughest, toughest man
ne ever met: Arturo Godov. who
nails from Chile. we'll south of
the equator.
Regardless If the winner. this
orawl between the Chilean Indian.
who never read the book of rules,
and Bonbor Louis, one of the
nest devastating punchcrs pugilism
,Vcr knew should while it lasts
approach the electrifying brutality
attained in the historic Dempsey
Flrpo thriller nearly II years ago.
That Delnpsey-F -Firpo brawl-that
melee between the "ManaSSa Maui
~ and the wild Bull of the
PampaS was the first and last
battle of the remisphercS for fis-
tlana's most coveted trophy. Demp-
sey won on a Knockout in the Sec
md round. but only after a heart
laShing conflict in which he was
beltcd out Of tho ring into the
press seats.
Although Godoy is given little
chance to win over Louis tonight
the experts assure that he will
last much longer than Firpo did
against Dempsey. They say this
because Arturo - brawny. black
haired son of an Iquique fisher
man--lights in true beach comber
fashion. with head butts. elbows
Hack hands. glove heels and thumbs
Moreover he fights out of a low
| crouch with face almost sweeping
the canvas as he bobs and weaveS
! He presents an elusive and dan
gerous target for a sharpshooter
like Louis who is cautious about
breaking his hands against a man
who is all head and elbows.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
Legal ADVERTISEMENT
S u Nj NJ o N =
M. 18730

No. 1851
Tn the Superior Court of the Sta'e
cf California, In and for the Coun-
ty of Imperial.
IMPERIAL IRRIGATION
DISTRICT, Plamtill
VS..
C. r. SCOTT, ct al,
Defendants,
Harry w. Horton and George r.
Kirk. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The People of The State of Cali
fornia Send Greetings to:
G.. r. SCOTT. OLIVE SCOTT,
wife of c. r. Scott. TITLE GUAR
ANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY,
a Corporation, as Trustees. w. M.
ALLARDICE, JOHN DOE, JANE
DOE, RICHARD ROE, JOHN DOE
COMPANY, a Corporation, RICH
ARD ROE COMPANY, Co-part-
rership, j. DOE as Administrator
or Administrative Of the Estate OF
r. ROE, Deceased, Defendants.
You Are Hereby Directed to Ap-
pear and answer the Complaint IN
an action entitled as above, brought
against you III the Superior Court
Of the County of Imperial, State OF
California, within ten days after the
service on you Of this Summons-if
served within this county; or within
thirty days if served elsewhere.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said plaintiff
will take judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the COM
plaint, as arising upon contract, or
il will apply to the Court for any
other relief demanded in the Com
plant.
Given under my hand and the
scal of the Superior Court of the
County of Imperial. State of Cali
fornia this 18th day Of April, 1899.
w. j. McCLELLAND,
(SEAD County Clerk
Py CITHA LAMSON,
Deputy Clerk.
: - 10 o6-F 20 '6 On Ia Is
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09

Calipatria Hornets tonight ri .
o'clock in the FL Centre gymna-
sium. A preliminary game between
c teams of the schools will start
at I
CaleXico meets the always dan
gerous HotvillC ca&efs III the Cal
eXico gymnasium a, 8 O'Clock and
Brawlcy plays Imperial ON the
Brawley floor tonight.
Brawlcy. out of the runnna for
the league title as Il result Of the
Wildcat defeat in CalcXlco Tues
day night. will use reserves for the
most part in tonights game. Braw-
Icy has only one more important
game. Il clash with FL Centre III
the final game of the season
Fl Centre and CalcXico eager
will use toniGhtS games AZ warm
ups for the meeting next week
which will determine the valley
championship The dclcn d in 9
Champion CalcXico cagcrs only loss
came AT tho hands "a tie FL CCl-
trans, present league leaders.
CalcxicO anticipates 4 reversal
of the score, however. because Tive
game will be played on the border
city floor Coach Hanson Will cOun-
teract that advantage with the
fightingcst basketball team Cen
tral has ever put on the floor.
They proved their courage III
games against CalcXlco and BraW-
Icy already this season By twice
coming from behind TO Win
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
California ]. {.
Athletes Dominate
klI.An,eriCa Team,

SAN MATEO, Calf FEB. 9, up
Keith HOman. Idaho Southern
Branch. quarter miller. was tho
ONLY Californian to win a
place on tho ALI American junior
college track and field team select
ed by the National Junior Colleg-
.atc Athletic ASSOCIATION for 1899.
Although nominations were re-
ly.ycd from n JUNIOR colleges III
- states. IS of the Is men named
10 tic squad were from California.
San Matoo and Compton led the
field, each netting four All-Ameri-
can selections.
Following is the team announced
by Hilmcr c.. Lodge. San Mateo
Junior college secretary of the
NCJAA:
loo yard dash Wilbur Miller.
Compton SO, and Bryant Allen,
Riverside ,9.6.; 20 yard da@l. Will
bur Miller, Compton o2l0n; 440
yard dash, Ko!th Homan, Idaho
Southern l4891: $50 yard r"n,
plar HyGc. San Matco ol.54.6' ;
Nile. Melvin Barry Los Angelo"
Citv College '4:l8.&1; tNo mile,
Robert MADRID. Pasadena. '9:32,5l.
12O yard hurdle. Howard Thomas
Glendale, and Leonard Anderson
Compton l48l; 22O yard low hur-
dies. John Pimiev. Pasadena '23.6l
high jump, Lester Steers. san Ma
tco C6 it. ga; broad lump John
Peek. Fullerton C23 e. g.; pole
vault. Fred LuSson, Compton, 1G
#. 81; javclin. Lester Steers, San
Mateo (2lO it,; shot put, Wilbur
Thompson, Modesto 80 ft; discus
Wilbur Thompson, Modesto LAS #
%.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Feb q. UFl-
va 9ing continued glow to fair. Ise'
'3Cr was stronger. Tomatoes were
-. Csobag" and Italian sdua h
" 'y' weak.
"A bhage: Local cannonball 40 So,
1.t Dutch G5-75c. Imperial Wy o..
*j.lI; red cabbagc local best 81 So
.22.C"
i.a'tuce: Dry pack Imperial Wy
q dozen Sl.65-s1.85; SIS $I.2j-S1.GI;
local loose 25-35c cratic.
squash; White summer Imperin
Wy cratce 81 75-S2.oo: fiat. $l.G--
>'.s5, san DIG 20 .Hg> 75-Hi i."u:
italian Imperial w crates s. -
,j.3j; flats $1.no-$l.25; crates flar-
ros chclja Wy $50; san Deg
% lug 15-S1.th. $cl!"W crooku"rl
Imperial Wy crat"s &2n"-E2.5": ln-
~ bauapa l-1i4c.
stia Nhcrrios; Local Z. san Dicgo
F.. Tlordikcs trays bet 81 5o-2l -.
Imperial Wy Missioparv9 s. fo-c -.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
Addition Of Veterans Completes
{! Ceniro Lineup for Benefit Game
Against MexicaIi Sunday Afternoon

LuUoUps for tho benefit baseball
game to be played AT thC FL Centre
stadium SUNDAY afternoon between
McXioai and Fl Cortru were com
pletcd FRIDAY With NC addition ii
Veterans Ralph Fsn AND Gre
Ncclcy to Tie q Conjro roster. a.
ao"6u- % Pat patt9r>u2 end Rorn
Muauar. team mana :"Hs
4 .etcl8n ,;1eep Will start for /,
Icut"u II ;ho aa&o tEa: Will p@s
'..h>,e 70 Jacis St1rl;, t:;7 man Wa
....t K Centro Stadium and young
.. :tars, ncl@d,rC E"s Adams. Bo2
elliott. ToG Fa3ko, Cal Aaron ard
r;.,crs VII te5e up against tas
Mc-lcau 'eam III i"'f" innings.
.iGy2"so "c..e' e1,0s promised 4
record aftordmre. according to Pal
Patterson a 4o.e thaN lDo) tlckoia
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
Jaycees to Play
Phoenix Quintet
Tonight, Saturday

Nlnc FL Contro Junior college
basketball players sped toward
Phoenix Friday morning TO engage
the Phoenix junior collegians in
Il two game series, starting tonight
The Arab caGcrS. who according
10 Coach Robert Armstrong. flash
ed their best iorm of tho season
in practices this week, arc expected
to giFe the AriuonanS stiff tusslc
in FRIDAY and Saturday night
games
Players making the trip arc:
Galloway. Inglc. Chick
llisa. Radcliffe, BallOu.
ForWards-Sandc2 and Payne.
CenterS-FoX and Raab.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
Five Teams Battle
For PIayoff Berths

Eve commercial league basket
ball teams were still in a battle for
four top berths in the FL Centre
industrial league Friday, Checkup
Of loop standings revealed.
Silver Slipper topped the stand
lngs With four straight wins and
seemed assured Of spot in the
playotf at the end Of the regular
season. but SherWoodS, the Hard
ware. Holtville and the Tropic will
have battles on their hands to qua
lifv for n playoff berth.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
Idaho Boxers
Defeat San Jose

MOSCOW. Ida. Feb, O. CUP
Ted Kara. University Of Idaho ma
tionai collegiate l27 pound cham
MON outpointed George Konoshima
of San Jose State college IN the
feature match last night as the
Idaho team scored a 6-2 victory
over the touring San Jose boxers.
Kara put on an exhibition Oh
ring science and clever boxing TO
win the decision.
San Jose State, Just returned
from tour OF tho Orient, was no
match for the Idaho team, with It's
intercollegiate and olympic cham
DlunS.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
H CenIro Boys Tennis Team Defeats
Hoi.yi||e, 1912: Girls Lose

H dI iledy- Nichols. rs. 81
md doubles = Abrams Maxwell
H d. Carrol-S Shaw. o.. Ga
GIRLS-lst Cooper H df
Case. 5-3. So
2nG singles-Nelson cH1 df. Skin
.1er 5-! 3-5. 5-4,
3rd singles-Storo H dt Ogden
%, So
4th single-Plemons CEC) dt.
Moore So, 5-3.
Isl doubles-Brown Kaiser III
&C. ROberts-Little So. So.
Second doubles-Kaiser-R Richards
H df. Horton-MoraleS 5-l. 5-l
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
AN.Star Gridders
Clash Sunday

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Q. up
Kenny Wash,ngtons All Stars and
E.nie Nevers' Pacific coast colleg-
ianS drilled separately today Cor the
Golden Gate Bowl professional foot
ball game meeting here Sunday
The game, postponed last Sunday
because Of threatening weather. will
be played Sunday rain or shine, the
veterans and welfare groups SpOn-
SOrlnE it said.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
Adams Favored
For Kansas Job

MANHATTAN. Kan. Feb, 9. UP
The Kansas State college athletic
council will meet saturday TO mar
row down the field of 80 applicants
for the position of football coach.
Coach wesley L. Fry resigned re-
Gently.
Among most frequently mention
ed as q possibility" TO succeed
Fry was Hobbs Adams. line coach
at tie University of Southrn Cal!-
fC mia
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
Ward 10 Enter
Southern JOURNEYS

SPOKANE, WASH. Fed. &. UP
Marvin lEud War national
amateur goli champ.3r. WI enter
tie annual no,;I-aoa.E open a.
Plnehu.st. y. c.. ard Bobby Jonos
Masters tournament q. AarlSta.
Ga, he said 'oGar Es'a ~ .nou-
tic nau)n'> b,..r' #.as tow
neyN.
Tho anatc;r 49,. s.s9I.aHa 81.
ragged showing j.. .,e.. Gal:Uulr
tournament, 20 an; H..rEnsa .. go,t
and said hc would -. a4aH .rc..
the gamc foY tjn ..sE. y. -'.o,:s.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. -. :. GP, Wh'al
prices closed around previous jewel.
today after registering gains q
around cont during tho session.
other grains reacted simil. rly.
Wheat closed unchanged 20 f..
cent lower with May at 99~. 90
corn was :. TO ]. cent lowcr. May
Sc = -66i. oats were off - TO &c.,
May 4Oi,B b: and rye was unchanged
.o - cent luw q MlN LG l.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-09
Betty Hicks, Grace
Amory in Finals
PALM BFACH. r. -.

PALM BF ACH. r.. r. % T1,
Two outS!cc.7. D. - ot
Long Re2o". C7'I auG a,.a'.s
Grace Anorl %. Palm Btaf.e az N
the tina. uf IT," Palm Beaei No
men golf 'o"rNawont toaas
Miss Hess tumU.ad Drtft Jane
eon. SAL Antonio ho,der OF tho
national fitio. from tfo ;o0,7' aa"1'
winning OF 'Eo -3rd sreoa
IISs Amorv defeated The veteran
jean Bauer OF Providence. Z. l. WhC
Won the tournament al Hfas ; &nc