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whole life. think shes just nat
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Two weeks from Saturday

Two weeks ITOIu OdtuI Qdy.
That is when greensmen of the
Barbara Worth country club ex-
oected to open the regular greens
for play.
Temporary greens, which have
been played since the course OPEN
ed in October, will be retained for
a week or SO after that and kept
IN condition so that in event the
early play proves too hard on the
~ye-red top combination regulars
The temporaries may be used to
''spell' them.
1t was not officially announced
hat the opening will be the Dec.
AIS weekend, but greensmen were
confident that this will give the
new greens sufficient time. Several
green's are in shape to play right
now, but it was felt that all should
De opened at the same time.
Meanwhile, a large weekend
crowd was expected at the course
drawn partly by the fact that golf
ers should take advantage of the
links this weekend because it will
be closed Monday through Wednes-
day.
John Turnac. golf professional, said
the links will be closed TO permit
flooding fairways 1t should be play
able again. however, by Thursday
of next week
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-01
TODAYS SPORT PARADE

hundre d questions concerning
rates to California, including fam
ilv ones and ones where six would
sleep in an upper berth and ask
for no extra covers.
Only in one spot in Lincoln was
there silence concerning the Corn
huskers post season football actiV-
tiles. That was at the university
itself. where Coach Jones and the
various athletic heads acted as II
they had never heard of the Rose
Bowl. AS matter of fact, !
called on Coach Biff Jones and our
conversation was something TX e
this:
Are you going to the Rose Bowl
Major?"
"Eh?"
II say, are you going to the Rose
Bowl?"
"The what? What did you say.
Finally, I had to spell out Rose
Bowl for the Major-"R as In
Rubicundity, o as osole mio, S as
in Stanford and E as in east is
east and west is west and never
the twain shall meet"
He caught on at last and allowed
as how he had heard vaguely OF
such a thing, but couldn't see how
if had any connection with him
or his players. He was equally il
the dark when I mentioned the
Sugar, orange and Cotton Bowls
So we switched to other topics ane
chatted about the selective draft
the real value of parachute troops
and why most snow fences were
painted red. He was most informa.
tive on these SUBJECTS, but of thu
bowls he knew nothing.
Maybe the Major was thinking
about the game with Kansas Stat
this afternoon. He realizes all tot
well. that if he doesn't win thii
one the only way he'll get into
New Years Day bowls will be will
a ticket.
But 1 believe, along with Lincoln
that the Major and his Cornhusk
ers will soon be rolling west.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-01

| Prof. Conn Degar lIle Iuuliiicills
of the left jab. worked into the
technique of footwork, demonstrated
the left hook to head and body ano
then wound up with classic eX-
hibition of how to slip across a
foul punch. Savold took it. Took il
for IL long, dullish rounds and lost
the decision.
Thirteen thousand persons paid
S31.17O to watch the boys who were
cunning for a chance at Joe Louis
heavyweight title. A wee bit sur
feited by now with Prof. Conn's
pedagogy. they let out istless bogs
occasionally, because Savold had
come out of the corn belt with the
reputation of being killer-diller
puncher. Somewhere along the line
from Des Moines he forgot the
fundamental fact that he had two
arms.
The result was that he didn't
throw a right hand punch until
the eighth round and then it was
much. much too late. Savold did
everything wrong. Being a puncher,
Ilt SIlOulu nave SluSSCSi' 1iioSSsSets AiN
tried to get fancy and box with
Conn, a gesture equivalent to lying
down on a railroad track just be-
fore the Twentieth Century Limited
comes round the bend.
For Conn was his usual dazzling
self last night flashing the best
left in the business, moving in like
cat, hitting fast and hard COM
ing out of clinches and sliding easi-
ly out of trouble when pinned
against the ropes. Savold, peering
out of a bloody face, made futile,
beWildered attempts to land blows,
but the will-o-the-wisp was always
step and a half ahead of him.
Conn won the first nine rounds
on the United Press score sheet,
and then decided to try out his
punch. He mixed it with Savold
in the tenth and took stiff left
that brought blood to his nose. Sa-
void won that round, but in the
18th Conn took command again.
Savold won the 18th and last one
when Billy threw left hook below
| the belt line.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-01
San Jose Routs
Nevada, 80 to !

SAN JOSE, Cal, Nov. 30. eUP)-
San Jose State college today was
coyly cycling some kind of a bowl. .
hid for New Years day after the
Spartan's resounding 30-7 victory
over the University of Nevada IN a
game here last night.
The game ended last night IN a
fog so thick that spectators coulo
scarcely see the playing field. san
lose combined power, deception ana
an effective passing attack to over
whelm an aggressive Nevada out1it
that threatened to score twice.
Capt. Ken Cook, playing his last
game for San Jose, scored three
placekick conversions and field
goal to raise his seasons total OF
points from kicks to 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-01
COP Defeats
Chico, II too

CHICO, Cal. Nov. 80. (UP)-Col-
lege of Pacific capitalized on two
breaks-a blocked kick and a fun
BILE - and added strong ground
game to defeat Chico State college
27-O and win the fer western con-
ference championship here yester-
day.
Coach Amos Alonzo Stages Ben
gals opened the scoring in the first
period when Seifert skirted left end
for 13 yards and touchdown after
a drive down the field.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-01
By HENRY McLEMORE

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 30. up
If silence is golden, then this city
is bankrupt today.
It's 10000 citizens are exercising
free speech as she has never been
exercised before. And all on the
same topic: When will the Nebraska
football team receive the Rose Bowl
bid?
That the Cornhuskers will be ask
ed TO Pasadena is taken for granted,
and all that the people want to
know is when the glad tidings
will come from the Pacific coast.
There are SO many things to be
done, you know, before the state
can sensibly begin its exodus to
the land of sunshine and roses
There are dark glasses to be pur-
chased, bathing suits to be darned,
aunts to be brought in to take
care of the children while the
family is gone, sand pals and SHOW
els to be readied for an afternoon
at Malibu Beach, and new and
daring plays to be designed and
sent TO Coach Biff Jones to use
in emergencies against Stanford.
Honestly. I wish I had giant
thermometer big enough to take
the civic temperature of Lincoln
now that the Texas Aggies have
been knocked out of the bowl pic
ture and the Cornhuskers have
taken their place as the number
one candidate I made a fairly
comprehensive tour Of the city's
business district late yesterday anc
today for the sole purpose of listen
ing to bowl talk.
It was everywhere. Bankers out
lined Nebraska defensive strength
on mahogany desks. Florists stuck
pins in their fingers and all but
wrung off corsages as they talked
of Stanfords "T" formation. Flool
walkers directed you TO the socl
and garter department instead ol
the garden hose section you asked
about in their anxiety over certain
ineligibles on the Cornhuskeri
squad. The railroad office answered
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-01
l.. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, Nov. 29. CUP)-
Supplies continued rather light with
demand and trading slow.
Cucumbers: Imperial Wy lugs
best 1.15-1.25; san Diego co 1.50-
1.65; Laguna Beach 1.50-1.65.
Lettuce: dry pack Guadalupe and
Santa Maria As 135-1. SO; SIS LOO
LIS; Lompoc As 1.75-1.S5; 5s 1.25-
Oxnard 81 dozen 1.15-1.25; local
loose 50-65c.
Peas: San Pedro bush s-9c; I'm
perial Wy fair STE; san Diego co
pole S-10e.
Squash: White summer local and
San Diego co lugs 1.50-1.65; I'm
perial Wy and Coachella Wy 1.50-
1.65: Italian local and San Diego
co 1.35-1.50; Coacheila Wy and I'm
perial Wy 1.50-1.65; crates 1.35-
l.65; yellow crookneck San Diego
co 1.50-1.75; banana local liz C;
Hubbard u 1Ac.
Tomatoes: local and San Diego
co stones lugs 4x5s 1.25-1.35; 5x5s
1.35-1.50; 6x6s 1.00-1.25; San Luis
Obispo 5x5s 1.75-1.65; 6x6s 1.25-
LOO; san Luis Obispo 5x5s 1.75-1.S5
6x6s 1.35-1.50: santa Barbara co
4x5s 125-1.35: 5x5s 1876; 6x6s
l.00-1.25; stem Santa Barbara co
and San Diego CO 2-layer 5x6s and
larger 1.5O-1.65; 3-layer ex6s 1.5O-
165
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-01

the final three minutes of the game
and had moved to the Viking five
yard line as the game ended.
Maynard, Zumstein and Otis were
outstanding for Holtville in the back
field, sunni, Ferguson and Manches-
ter. on the line.
The entire Ell Centre line played
an adequate brand of ball with
Stevenson, Longacre, Fabares. Ingle
and Carr leading the way. Morgan,
Robertson, Riedy and Oswalt were
best on the backfield ............
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-01
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los. ANGELES, NOV. 29. CUP)-
(Federal State Market News. Hogs
saleable $50. steady, medium to
good 170-222 lb. truckins 6.90-7;
top 7; few off weights down TO
CPS; packings sows 4.50-5.50;
Cattle saleable $50. cleanup trade
steady. slaughter offerings scarce;
few cows $3.50; medium to good
quoted 6.50-7.50; Gamers and cut
ters 4-5.75; odd bulls to z; stock
heifers 850-925; stock cows 5-5.50,
bulls $40; calves saleable so, all
classes quoted steady.
Sheep none, good to choice lambs
quoted to $50; good ewes 4.75 oil
bOVe
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-01
4 4pOiOgies In Order .
Anologies tn Walter znmstein

Apologies to Walter Zumstein.
For two long weeks we heard re-
'orts from Holtville that Holtville's
'20-pound tackle would be shifted
o the backfield for the remainder
the season following his touch
Town run on an intercepted pass
II Brawley.
1t was the subject of conversa-
ion on street corners, in the GYM
.lasiums and across the sport desk.
The so-called experts scoffed at
he whole idea. Zumstein, they said.
gould make about as good a full
1ack as Joe Longacre would a
ennis player.
But the mighty Zumstein crossed
p the wise boys Friday night to
urn in a creditable performance,
nd more than one El Centre de-
ense man rubbed new bruises
.aturday after several unsuccessful
tempt to halt the ponderous
tride of the changed over tackle.
He handled the ball on all reverse
)lays, cracked off an average gain
( six yards each time he carried
ae ball and demonstrated an
mazing speed in his jaunts through
.ackle, guard and center.
Perhaps the 220-pound Holtville
.thlete should have been playing
ullback all season. If he had occu-
,ied that position through the sea-
on coaches and officials wouldn't
nave to debate who will be all
alley fullback.
AS it turned out, however, Zum-
tein will undoubtedly get no more
han honorable mention.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-01
Pacific Lutheran
Upsets GonzaQa

TACOMA. Wash, Nov. 80. (UP)-
Pacific Lutheran college, which
practices on a gravel field behind
its lone brick school building, to-
day chalked up one OF the major
upsets of the Pacific Northwest sea-
soma 16 to 13 win over the Con-
zaga Bulldogs, which only two weeks
ago humbled the strong Detroit
university squad Is to 7.
Fullback Marv HarShman kicked
81 yard field goal in the closing
seconds from a difficult angle to
win for the Lutherans to climax a
season that will stack up against
athletes from any of the bigger
conferences.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-01
BwCC Greens to be 0penedin Two
Weeks, Turnac Predicts; Merchandise
Golf Tourney Scheduled Sunday

Handicaps were drawn up Friday
night for all players who were ex-
pected to compete in the weekend
merchandise tournament backed by
Imperial Hardware company The
lS-hole rounds may be played either
Saturday afternoon or Sunday.
There will be prizes for low net,
second low net. low gross and a
special award.
4 prize has also been put up for
women golfers