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Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-30
The AS Coming

The venerable Cornelius McGilli-
Cuddy. better known in baseball
circles AS Connie Mack. plunked
sos 900 on the line for the services
OF q young second baSeman Monday
and the baseball world sat up to
take notice because the "Old Fox"
who guides the destinies of the
Philadelphia Athletics may be ready
to make his bld for another pennant
in the American league
The second baseman is Bennie
Mccoy recently freed from the
Detroit Tigers by a ruling from the
office of Judge Lands. the czar of
professional baseball, and Mack out
hid three National league clubs in
obtaining Mccoy.
Mack had a deal on for Mccoy
when the ruling freed him from
Detroit. but Connie wasn't to be
denied. He went over the $4,000
offers by Pittsburgh, Brooklyn and
Cincinnati, offered the youngster
Sl5 900 and a two year contract at
$4,000 per year.
Mack. the Oldest manager in base
ball. II years old, has his heart set
On another pennant, even if he has
to climb from seventh place to do
il. Mccoy is his idea of a second
baseman. second Eddie Collins"
maybe A fellow who can carry
the middle burden and swing a
lusty stick
With Mccoy in his camp, Mack's s
team is not u be laughed Off He
has punch II his outfield with Bob
Johnson. Wally Moses and the up
and coming Sam Chapman. FRANKIE
hayes is the No. catcher in the
league. Skeeter Newsome at short
is a fielding marvel. Joe Ganten-
helm can handle third. First base
is still problem. The AS pitching
staff is mystery. If Cornelius
should come up with couple of
strong armed pitchers, the AS might
create some fun around a circuit
that's always yelling, Break up the
Yankees"
The fact that a seventh place
American league club outbid all the
National league clubs for Mccoy
brought a utter from baseball fans.
The senior circuit is always talking
about its prestige but dollars speak
louder than talk. And it's a matter
of record today that the first. third,
fifth and sixth place National
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-30
Phoenix Junior College to Play Arab
Quintet in Central Gym Friday Night

dez and Payne at forwards, Ingle
at center and Radcliffe and Gallo
way at guards Raab, Walker and
Ballou will be held for reserve duty.
Ell Centro junior college basketeers
we're reported in good shape for
Friday nights battle as they began
to recover from effects of beatings
at the hands of San Diego State
Bees and Brawley Junior college last
week
The Brawley j. C. defeat evened
the series between tn schools at one
all and necessitated a third game
to be played next week. Ell Centre
defeated Brawley 1881 in the first
meeting and dropped the second,
43-38.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-30

exico high, also in second place.
and El Centro defeated Calexico,
1880, by dropping in a field goal
in the last ten seconds of play.
On that basis the Friday night
game at Brawley high has been tab
bed as an even bet by most observ-
ers tho both teams have support
crS who declare their respective
favoriteS will win.
Brawley supporters point out that
the Northenders have improved
tremendously since the opening OF
the season and that the BraWley
team will enjoy some advantage be-
cause the game will be played on
the BraWley floor.
Ell Centro hackers point to the
Spartan record with wins over CAL
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-30
Ca|exico Cagers
Trip Ca|ipatria

Calexico high schools rugged
basketball team remained in the
running for the valley league cham
pionship Tuesday following a COM
raratively easy 1920 victory over
Coach Wes Ats Calipatria Hornets.
The game was played In Calipatria.
With Carrillo and Andrade lead
ing the way Calexico built up a 1873
edge at halftime, increased the
margin in the second half. Carrillo
and Andrade tailed Is and 13
points. Bowker and Garcia did not
make the trip.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-30

.aDNOunCeQ NaUlDOlO : tppOiItHt II.
a second unyeiling. but doubtless
they will be more careful than they
were in arranging last nights dis
appointment in which Big jim Rob
inSor OF Philadelphia almost hcEo'
the South American. bNt finally
suffered a technical Knockout II
the rlN;h roand Of tNy,. >ched-
uled 10 round boat.
Campolo. z very toU-h locking
fellow III ewes. Was not the least
impressive when lie took OF LIS
robe for the first round H:S ShOul-
derS seemed narrower tllan lis hips
And he seemed to pack plenty OF
unhealthy blubber although regis
tering pa pounds or Il S.X 100,
four inch frame.
Robinson. the tria. horse, actual-
ly was winning the fIEht UntI stop
PED IN the ninth. Big jim, Who was
only slightly .sss ~ >,at 'r a..-
pOUHGaga. We a!.g"3 -. "a2.~~
TO TWO. W.T. o@e ~.
bou5 was mated At - '. - ..'t#
round
Robinson. W s.4>.- ~ tee.
three .-c.?cS 81 stae> 80 Yo,rGs
forced tha f.z1...ag dH!!"1 most q
the battle before 800 cash custom
crs. and so d.,Coac2@.cC SunO. Cam
polo that he los. TWO rounds or
FOULS because OF OK blow.
Campoio, launching his United
States campaign in the same CLUE
where his countrymaN. the great
Luis Angel F'irpo. was unveiled Is
years ago was by no means as I'M
pressive as old FirpO the WILD
Bull of the PampaS."
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-30

eXico and GroSSmont while BraWley
lost to both teams. Both losses were
recorded in early season play, how
ever, and El Ccntro's victories were
chalked up after the Spartans hit
their stride.
In other league games this week
Calcxico WI play Imperial at I'M
pcrial and Holtyille will play at
Calipatria.
Holtville and Calcxico are rated
sure winners over the lightly re-
garded Calipatria and Imperial
quintets. Negotiations are underway
to play the games on Thursday
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-30
five Seals Sion
Up for 194O

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 50. Up
CONTRACTS Of five more San F-a:,-
cisco Seals have been signed anG re-
turned 10 President Ch4r.cs Ca
ham.
They came from Ferris Fa!n, first
baseman: Larry Quay, pitcher: Lee
Kiley. third baseman: Billy Leo
nard. catcher: and A. Steele. second
baseman.
The Oakland Acorns also al
nounced receipt OF contracts from
LLOYD Christopher. outflelder secu--
ed on option from Newark, Bill Rig
ney and Charley Bates.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-30
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Jan. 20. G'P1-
Ings sal'able 800: weak 10 u rcnt-
IoHor. fop $50 IN two decks, II,
ID Ncbraskas; few truckirs 5.15-
s. -: some held higher; so"s i75-
81: Top Monday SO.
CATTLE Salesbl" 100; slow. fcw
salce abou, steady; somc bids lower
On ~tcere; loAd 11@o ID ted .t""r'
"a others. hello ar"uud = good
G1ofcd 10 $50 or ahoY'; odd h'if"r,
- -: COWS 3.5n-G.75: HoDng COW,
to -: raun+r' ana ,u'tor- i5.25t
uotbiuc done on huliN. bulk sic"si
Monday s-".25; "alv@s ssles bl" l75
STEADY. odd vesl"rs 10 Il and above
sheep esleabie none: medium r.
good los 10 wcol"d holdover lamb
eteady ~ s.75. Good 70 choice quot
ID - g.25.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-30
Sutherland Signs
As Pro Coach

NEW YORK. Jan. 80. CUPp-Jock
Sutherland. new Brooklyn Dodger
football coach. will be unveiled
before New York newspapermen by
Club Owner Dan Topping at the
Hotel New Yorker tomorrow.
Sutherland came to terms with
Topping in Pittsburgh yesterday.
Jock was believed to have accepted
4 three year contract, starting at
$4,000 the first season with an an
rual boost anc cut in the gate
receipts over a certain figure.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-30
Riessen Wins
Yuma Net Crown

Clarence Riessen, Yuma tennis
star, stacked another trophy away
in his case this week by winning
the Yuma valley championship with
a 60. GA victory over Bill Maxwell,
Ell Centros No. player.
Picssen and Clarence White won
the mems doubles championship
with a three set win over Jones and
McClaren in the finals.
In other divisions Tom Brents OF
Calexico defeated Jack Hens of Ell
Cento for the junior singles cham
pionship, Bob Simmons of Calexlco
won the boys singles title
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-30
Athletics Sign
Toledo HurIer

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 30. up
The Philadelphia Athletics today
announced signing of Pat McLaugh-
| lin. who pitched last season for
Toledo IN the American association
and was owned by the Detroit
Tigers.
Acquisition of Mclaughlin and
Second Baseman Benny Mccoy. also
of Detroit, brought the AS roster
to 81
Thirteen pitchers. three catc1ers,
eight infielders and seven outfield-
ers will make up the squad that will
train at Anaheim, Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-30
SherWoods Face
Cage Test Wed.

ShCrwood's fast moving basket
ball team and favoriteS to win the
Ell Centro commercial league title,
will face their first serious test Wed
nesday night in game against tht
Silver Slipper.
ether games wednesday night
match the 20-30 and District teams
at 7 O'Clock, Calipatria and Hard
ware at 8. the Tropic and Holtvillo
at 9 ard Sh9rWood'S and the Slip
Nvr at 10
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-30
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW NORk. Ian 30 ITPJ :
Heavy volume in S'ud"h1Etr, '"nil-
ncutaI motor aud l'f' gaVc IN"
stock mark't AZ app'araur" ~ a.
tivitv in lat" trading t"daN Prices
UcrC irregular.
Trading ~. fai'v .l'E' r'at ihc
cInso md many leading l--u'- rose
from the lowE. E"thioh m mad" NJ
all of u, dcclin". I"" pT'''d auto
mobile issuet conihurd =" I'a1 IN
.fl
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-30
Young Boxer in
Serious Condition

NEW YORK. Jan. 30. tUP)-Rus-
sell Sawyer, young preliminary boxer
from Brooklyn, was in serious con-
tition with a probable brain con-
cussion in Bellevue hospital today.
Sawyer was knocked out by a
terrific right hand punch to the
Jaw, delivered by Irving Simon OF
New York. in the second round of
their scheduled four round bout at
ST. Nicholas arena last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-30
Service Club Golf
Teams 10 Clash

-Four E. Centro service clubs. XII
wants. Rotary. 20-30 and Lions, will
battle for the service club golf
championship al the Barbara Worth
course Sunday according to Bill
Strickland. tournament chairman.
Play will start al 10 a. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-30
SLIPPER TEAM WINS

The Silver Slipper basketball team
Of the FL Centro commercial league
avenged previous defeat at the
hands of Calexico cagers Monday
night. edginS the border city lads,
29-37. Campion and Oswalt led the
& Centro attack.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-30
ULPS. FLAI FUTURES
LOCAL BIjTTERFAT
L.. A, STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Jan. so. lP -
Jnckheed aircraft with drop OF J
D. featured a morning In "hlch
most changes were downward tousN
on the Los Angeles stock exchange
l.ookheed's loss, OH 100 shares
took IN TO cets. Vega slipped J..
10 a.: Menssco wss uhchahg geo ~
/: :sreand Ryan ALSO stayed at %. all
90 400 share sales.
Neratiic Petroleum ~ -. ana
lnsss a. isA we're c:ccaaSee en
ss-.sss;sS...Srs!=ss-my-7sEs,rz w. .ssS..
!; a. ssssssIsSIssix. .tsSs ts:ss 1Nt..N -
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-30
Markets At
A Glance

SIOtkt lrftguInr and moderately
active.
Bonds irregular; l.. s govern
Curb stocks ire egularly lower.
ments lower.
Foreign exchange easy in relation
TO the dollar.
Cotton UP as much as GO cents
a bdic.
Wheat unchanged TO up 9, cent;
C''u off J., cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-30
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES, Jan. 81. Up
Heh., leghorns, 80 to .. Ii. IT,
Hens, l"ghorns, over ID. .... L.
Dc. oHcr I lbs. .................... l2c
He. co.OTcI =. 70 IDs. .... IS
Hr;.s, o1.or'G over / lb. ...... 10
8seiser- oy"r "a up 10 !. - 2o>
B.s.!ors. over i. up 10 .. lbs Il,
Legh3rns q. lbs. 10 } lbs. l5t
ErE"r, 2l2 to g.. lbs. ...-. 't
~. 9Iored. over 3i4 lbs mp ...
kOasteIS, Colored ........... %
Ol1 RoO4teTh cUfOFy~
~ Rcosters leghorL
DuckliDgs, over 8 pounds ...... lG
DuckAngs, under pounds -. u
O.l DUCKS ..--... .......'.#.. 70
Young geese
I5Gag ,om turkeys. "A to p ID. y
Do. - lbs. up ...........-....... !.
I9arg hen turkeys to II lbs. -
yong hen turkeys, j lbs. up ID
D.l. tom turkeya ......... 49,. y
D.G Een turkeys .....,.......... :
Capgns, S lbs. and up ........ "a
Rabbits. No. VIII. 3i2 to - l5s u
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-30
Basketball League
Lead Put on Line
In Friday Game

Basketballs valley league leaders, Coach Larry Han
sons Ell Centro Spartans Tuesday speeded preps for
game against the second place Brawey high schoolers
which may determine the county champion.
Brawley dropped decision, 2321 nod to Cal
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-30
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. San. "0. f'r, Wb'at
closed firm on the Chicago board Of
trade TODAY. after showing an cas-
jtr undertonc mos" Of the session,
Late hort covering on Hiilor
speech essed earlier losse..
Wheat closed unchanged 70 :
cent higher; corn WAS off = 10 &
cent. oats unchanged to off :. -"
{. cent 10 - cent lower, @"r bo9nt
8. to : cent lower.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-30
New Wild Bull Of
PomPos' 'NotNear
Wild Enough

NEWARK. \. j.. Jan. 80. (CP)-The promoters Will
give Vaentn Campolo the Argentine giant another CHANGE
in Laurel Gardens Feb y because this red bull OF the
Pampas'' made such questionable United States debut
at the laurel arena last night The promoters have
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-30
Cal Baseball Star TO Coach

MODESTO Calf, JAM 80. UP-Bil Priest, former University
later pitcher with the Oakland cu
signed to coach the Modeso
Junior coreg announced today
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-30
Little, Manqrum Share Purse

ANGELES uPl-Lawson Little of Breton Woods
" H. of Oakmont Pa today split the winner
purse nytaiona po-amateu
golf tournament They spectacular rounds of 66.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-25

When it. comes to hitting the bottle, 1~5-day-old Carl Dane Tb,
gaard, Jr, can take it or leave it alone. His father, Carl Thnsg nnN'
OF Jamaica, l. ], rugged up this gadget so that a. Papa 7Thugsna
Wo4idnt get a. backache bending over to feed Junior, az i Haaa
could take a nip now anc Their and know where to find h. Vuaf
wien he warts enother snort '' 0Ms
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-25

Douglas O'Hearn, n of the pro-
moters of the National Depository
of America, was arraigned in Buff
falo, N. Y, on a charge Of fraudulent
use Of the mails, then released on!
$1,000 pending a hearing. O'Hearn's'
plan propounded theory each citizen
had 1921 coming to him, and could
issue checks against this sum-. No
cash was necessary,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-25

Without officially offering any rea-
son, the State Department refuses
to extend the visitors permit of
Princess Stephanie Hohenlohe-Wal-
enburg-Schillingsfuerst, Of Hun
gary, located in San Francisco, in|
the company Of Fritz Wiedemann,
German Consul General. She is the
former Hitler operative who helped
in the Munich appeasement.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-25

George Khouyi, 81, known as
George Corey, became the object of
a nationwide police search when
police in Hull, Mass, learned he had
been q former sutton of Mrs. Ken
meth S. Legro, whose husband was
shot to death. Legro, former Dart
mouth honor graduate and athlete.
had only recently married. !
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-04
u. FRESHMAN SQUAD
SHOWS GRID PROMISE

Ann Arbor, Mich. Oct AL
though they have only worked out a
few days under head freshman
coach Wally Weber. the freshman
football squad this year shows con
siderable promise.
Il Is still hard to weed out the
best prospects but to date. Wally
has especially noticed the work of
about dozen freshmen In the
ranks of these that have caught the
coach's eye are Walter Derby. Ere
mont. Michigan, a slashing 1856
FOUNDER RENO Romo heads the list
Of Upper Peninsula players and
comes from Puritan, by way of Bes-
semer High where he played half
back. Bessemer already has two
representatives gu the varsity in
John Lame and Reuben Kelto,
and also produced Al-American
Ralph Heikkenen.
From Greater Detroit come julius
Frank OF Hamtramck and Paul
White OF River Rouge. Frank plays
guard and White is a tanker Paul
Gardner OF Saginaw and Mervin
Pregelman. Lansing Central, give
strength to the center Of the line.
Albert Knuth from St Joseph.
Michigan, and John Richter of
Louisville, Kentucky. are diversified
end prospects. Angelo Trogan rates
as one of the heaviest I'd pros
poets and comes from Saginaw
Michigan
From Gary. Indiana. comes Tom
Bfezna. a big 200-pound fullback,
land from indianapolis. Indiana come
two boys. Walt Fruhofer and John
Allerdice
Freshman Coach Weber would
only comment on the entire group
that. they are disgustingly heal
thy but added that within a few
days he hopes to have a better
line on his varsity embryo material.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-04
SECOND TEAM At
Y. H. S. VICTORIOUS

In second, team game Thursday
afternoon az Island Park. Ypsilanti
High School defeated Belleyile :
to s for their first victory OF the
season. The local team suffered it's
first defeat at the hands OF the same
team just q week ago by a to o
score and they were out for re-
venge IN the game Thursday TIE
final score shows that they got il
too as they outplayed their oppon-
ents
After Bereville had scored IN the
opening quarter but had failed on
the try for extra point. the Npsi-
lanu boys staged several threats
but none materialized until after
the third quarter opened Jack Horn
then took a pass from Bud Meyer
and went all the way down 10 the
four yard line for a net gain OF fifty
yards Jack then took the ball over
on a line plunge and Bud Meyer
added the extra point by the same
method. This made the score to 6
and II remained the same as Belle
vile failed to threaten during the
rest of the game.
The lpsilanti win. however was
quite costly as Nelson Boik. big
left tackle suffered fractured
collar bone on the first play Of the
game He spent the night in Boyer
Hospital and will probably be lost
to the team for some time.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-04
Farm Loans Available
to Residents of County

Further extension Of the Bank
head-Jones Farm Tenant Purchase
program in Michigan to include the
counties OF jackson. Saginaw Mon
roe, Washtenaw. Kalamazoo. and
lngham was announced today by
Donald d Kline. Farm Security Ad-
ministration Supervisor for Wash
tenaw County.
Mr.. Kline stated that applications
for loans under the program will
be received by his office starting
October ] The closing date for APP
plications will he October 81. The
office is located at 343 South Main
St. in Ann Arbor. Mich.
Funds will be available for a lin
tied number Of loans which will be
made to qualified tenant farmers
or tagm laborers who desire TO pur-
chase farms which they win per
sonally operate. The loans are made
for a period of 40 years and bear
three per cent interest They are
restricted to persons who are un-
able TO obtain farm-purchase credit
from any other source than the
Farm Security Administration.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-04

Ypsilanti High School football
team will attempt to annex its
first victory OF the season as they
take on Ann Arbor Highs power
full eleven tonight al Wines Field
in Ann Arbor 1t will be the third
contest of the season for the
Braves and although their oppop
ents are favored to win. the Ypsl-
lanti lads will be In there trying
to end their long losing streak of
ten games, which extends over
from last season.
A victory in the game tonight
would undoubtedly give the Braves
n world of.rconfidenee since the
Ann Arbor team is one of their
toughest annual opponents. Last
season the -wearers of the Purple
and Gold looked to be on the way
to a fair season although they
dropped their first two games .Gbe-
ing beaten by two touchdowns in
the first and only one in the sec
ond. However their third encoun-
ltl was Win INT ann ~ ubl team
and they were annihilated by 80
to 0 score.
The Braves came out OF the
game bruised and beaten and never
seemed to hit their stride after.
wards as they dropped their next
three games by scores OF % to 0,
80 to 0. and q to o. They seem
ed to revive some for their next
game as they were defeated by a
II to 0 score However they took
a % to beating in the Wayne
game to end one OF the most dis
astrous seasons ever suffered by
YHS football team.
II they can come out OF the
game tonight in good physical and
mental condition. there is
chance that the remainder of the
season Will see them playing win.
ming ball At times the present
team has shown plenty of ability
and fight.
Thus the future seems to revolve
around the game tonight and II the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-04
Hoy May Not Start
For Western State

Kalamazoo. Mich. Oct 4--AP-
JOY Hoy. Owosso sophomore who
has been groomed for a regular
right end berth in Western states
lineup. may not start against
Wayne University saturday,
A foot injury has kept Hoy. one
Of three sophomores who/had been
slated to start against Wayne,
from practice this week. Jack
Matheson. a st Clair Shores boy,
stepped into the breach and is
now regarded as a probable starter.
Second-yeaY men who will appear
in the Hilltoppers' starting lineap
are Art Nacioscyzk, former all-state
fullback, and Horace Coleman, ne
gro right halfback. Both are pro-
ducts of Hamtramck High School.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-04
SIX PERSONS INDICTED

Bay city. oct "A federal grand
jury here Thursday indicted six
persons. with two additional in
dictments being suppressed The
true bills were against John Ross,
50. and Kenneth Ross. 80.
Saginaw County. on three liquor
charges. Calvin Dice, %. Flint. two
counts OF unlawully cashing Unit
ed States checks. and George
Duhy. 60, Ancona County. on four
liquor charges.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-04
chigan Coaches Seek Right Reserve Combination
HURON HARRlERS START
TRAINING FOR SEASON

Led by Captain Bob Lee. the
Michigan Normal cross country
team has begun training for It's 1870
season. Lee. former Ypsilanu High
School barrier star. has been work
ing out since the first OF Septem-
Der and is now IN better condition
than the rest OF the Huron squad.
Dr. Lloyd W. Odds, Normal coach,
has announced that the Hurons will
open their schedule against Central
state varsity and freshman teams
here Oct ~
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-04
STRONGER
THAN CALIFORNIA

Ann Arbor. Mich. Oct. with
the State game virtually here the
Michigan coaches continue to ex-
pertinent in an effort 10 get the
right reserve combination for their
first string eleven.
The reserves in last weeks game
were effective but lacked the punch
that the starting team had. II is
expected that the Spartans will be
much stronger than the California
boys and the need for more
strength in the reserve ranks will
be even more urgent than last
week.
The first team combination re-
mains the same as it was last Sat
urday. The back1eld may possib-
ly be one exception, however, Bob
Krejsa did so we'll against Cali
fornia that he has given Norman
Call tough fight all week for the
right half back job, but it is not
likely that he is ready for the
starting job yet Call is still more
experienced than Krepsa and will
no doubt retain the starting
berth. with hard running Krejsa
coming in for lot of service dur
ing the game.
In an effort to bolster the tackle
posts Harry Anderson, a sopho-
more. has been shifted from cen
ter 10 tackle. His weight and
height along with his slashing
style of play make him a strong
candidate for one of the weakest
spots in the line. This move was
brought about by the mysterious
injury to Bob Flora who suddenly
appeared with a swollen knee az
ter his ride to the coast in the
plane. No one has been able to
account for the injury but 1t is
believed to be a case of water on
the knee. Rudy Sengel the other
sophomore candidate for tackle
still limps slightly but will be
able to play in Saturdays game.
AS the starting eleven appears
at this date. the line will average
1877 pounds and the backs lS6
pounds Michigan's line will be
out-weighed by three pounds to
the man. but the backfeld holds
the advantage over State by nearly
six pounds per man.
For the past ten years State
has made a definite comeback IN
the the intra-state series. Prior to
1880. State rarely scored on Michi-
gan and only scored IS points.
Since that date, however, they have
boosted their record by scoring
an even 100 points while winning
four. losing four and tying two.
The probably lineups for Satur-
days game: