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Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08
Today's Sports Parade

Las marched on IN that way.
But time has brushed lightly. if
at all, the man Bobby Jones. Eros
ION has met its master in the quail
ltles OF his sportmanship, the steel
of his character.
Those Of us who saw him vester-
clay during the final round of the
Masters golf tournament know
that. and even more than ever We
recognize him as the Emperor Jones
Out of the tournament with an in
jury that he fought for two days
before yielding. Jones. the mi9htiest
golfer of them all. became a simple
marshall, a fellow with an arm
band. sweating and working and
running and yelling to keep the
crowds in line in order that those
who were playing the game ne loves
81 we'll might play il we'll
Here. there, and vondcr, all over
the course. l saw him working. Tap
ping fat old ladies, nudgng voungs-
tcrs. barking at stubborn men who
t,'oughtloSsly stood in the line of
flight.
He must have walked u holes
curing tho afternoon. clearing the
path for the Picards, the Demarets,
the Woods. and all the others. Late
in the afternoon 7 saw him stretch
ed out under a tree. dog tired. hot,
and dishevelled. The picture of him
there Will stay with me as the most
vivid memory Of the seventh Mas
ters' championships. I saw a hole
IL one. a braSSle shot 90 in cup
for an eagle, and a magnificent
stand by Demaret when he was al
most too sick to stand up. But Jones
cut there under pine. resting from
the unselfish task of making 1t
easier for others, will be the thing
that I Will carry longest in my
memory. It Will stick longer with
me than the sight of Jones standing
under the trees at Merton, 10 years
ago TO receive the cup for the
American amateur championship
that completed a grand slam that
none Of us now living will see ac-
again.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08
Dendret
Annexes
Crown

AUGUST. Ga. April 8. CUP) -
Give him fair weather or foul. sick
ness or health-little Jimmy De-
maret is the hottest thing in golf
today.
He added to his incredible streak
on the winter circuit at dusk yes
terday when he came up the back
nine Of the Augusta national golf
club for par breaking II to win
the masters tournament with a TO
hole total of $50
That made him winner in six of
the II major tournaments in which
he played on the winter circuit-an
achievement comparable to a base
ball player hitting 800 or halfback
scoring eight touchdoWnS in a foot
ball game.
Demaret did 1t the hard way. too
He was sick man when play
started Saturday and even conSi-
dered Withdrawing from the tourna-
ment. But after half hours delay
he went out on this long, rugged
course and banged home with a 70
Two under par-tO stay IN the
running against one of the toughest
fields that a man meets on any
golf course.
The only man who ever threaten
ed to press Demaret in this tourna-
ment vas a comparatively unknown
pro named Lloyd Mangrum. who
snatched the leadership the first
day with two 32s for a 81. Finest
round of golf ever shot in major
competition.
Third man at 285 was Byron Mel
son. national open champion. and
after that this is the way the lea5-
ers finished: at 287 Harry Cooper.
Ed Dudley and Nill'o Gogein: oQ8
Henry Picard Cra.z Wood and Sa.r
Snead: 290 Tony FeHna and Ben
Hogan; POI. Paul Runyan and Frank
Walsh
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l.. a. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. April S UPj
Hogs saleable 100. supply all Cal
ifornias: strong to IS cents higher
than Friday; bulk medium T. choice
1s0-22O lbs. 6-G.25; small lots SO
6.35. some held higher; local fed
5.5O-5.75: SoWs 4.25-4 81.
steady to % cents higher; other
cattle Aaleable 320o. Fed steers
steers and COWS slow; steady TO 70
cents lower. bulk steady; few loads
good S4O-g95 ID. fed steers 9.40-9.5o;
best held above 9.75. load medium
steers $50; few grass steers $40
down: Mexicans 6.75-G.S5, odd heif-
ers to $50 and grasscrs $50 down;
cutter to medium cows 5.75-G.75
few Z; Gamers and cutters 4.5o-
$50: bulls G.50-7. calves saIea PIE
$50 steady. few good Nealers to ~
odd lots calves $40.
sheep saleable 4o" Best "a ID !.
wooIed lambs s.25. two decks -
H. at 7.75. sorted 20 head at 6.73.
good to choice spring lambs quoted
to around 9.75.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08
GLASS C RESULTS

CLASS c RESULTS
100 YARD HURDLES. Schattner
OH). 2. Derrick tEC), 3. Wylie
(EC), time-14.9.
$50 YARD RUN. Wylie tECp, 2.
Perez CID, 3, Hamilton tH), time
1875.
100 YARD DASH-1. Alarcon tEC).
2. Schaffer (H, 3. Leger tEC).
time-106.
SHOT Putt. Mori CID, ?. Nakaga-
wa (EC), 3 Thanner tEC), dist,
-38 ft.
POLE VAULT. Oswalt (EC), 2
Hester (EC), 3. Shaw (EC), height
ft. 8 in.
HIGH JUMP. Alarcon, (EC), 2
Kato tEC), 3. Donaldson Cd,
heights ft in.
BROAD JUMP. Kato tEC), 2.
Leger (EC), 3. Mori tH, dist
II feet.
RELAY. Ell Centro, 2. Holtvlle.
Final score-El Centro 54 Holtville
25
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BY HENRY McLEMORE

AUGUSTA. Ga. April IUP)-
Ten wears ago he was the Emperor
Jones and the golf world lay at
his feet.
His were the open championships
o. America and Great Britain. and
his were the amateur champion
ships Of the same countries.
All those who swung clubs for a
living. and all those who swung
for fun. bowed down to him.
The decade of yesterdays has done
something to the once perfect
swing of the master, and it has
robbed his putter Of its magic Time
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XI ~
A@=AIlA
BENCHW WARMING
by Burdette Kinne
Sports Editor

horse sardines assures excellent
salt water fishing in San Diego
offshore waters indefinitely, ac-
cording to present indications.
Some excellent catches of catfish
and big mouth bass were made at
the Imperial and Laguna Dam areas
over the weekend. The Colorado
river has become a veritable fisher
mems mecca with scores of valley
sportSmen preferring to try their
luck in the "Silyery Colorado" rather
than IN the lakes and streams of
the San Diego mountains. The
Colorado is rapidly becoming I'M
perial Valleys leading recreational
playground
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San Diego Rifle
Club Wins

The West Coast Rifle club of San
Diego Sunday defeated the In
perial Valley rifle club. 1854 TO ll22
in the second annual inter club
match on the valley range.
Victory gave the San Diegans
possession of the Jimmy Allen tro-
ply for the second straight year
High scorers for the West Coast
team were Roger Scott with the
238. Paul Sloan with 236 Ralph
Teinhoff with 23O. Carl Schroeder
with 23l and Paul Middleseat. 229
High scorers for Imperial Valley
were. Milo Foster. 233. Ed Hender-
son. 227. Herb Holt. 223, Jack Barker
223. and j. D. Townsend. 216.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08
Racket Swingers
Return VictoIy|ess

Calexlco and El Centro high
school tennis players. who COM
peted in the Montebello Glass c
tennis championships Saturday. re-
turned to the valley without vic
tory, according to Coach Bill Max
veil Of El Centre.
Calexico boys making the trip
we're Ed Simmons. Searcy. Walter
Anderson and Tom Ed Brents Ell
Centrans who made the trip were
Fuzzy Nichols Jimmie Riedy and
Charles Blalack.
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Swanberger Tops
Hardware Tourney

Sid Swanberger was Jack pot"
winner in the annual Imperial hard
ware golf tourney Sunday, coping
the low net low gross and cham
plonshlp flight prizes over the Bar
bara Worth golf course.
Other flight winners were: Nor
man Hindle, William Mycr, jim
Scroggins. Ted Kipf, R. E. Peterson.
Sam Wadhams, Jim Noel. E. R.
Gregory, Charles Carry, George Cot
trell. Glen Smith. Winner of tn,
ladies' flight was Esther Barloga.
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Williams Wins
School Title

Richard Williams, Brawley high
school senior. Saturday won the
school golf championship with
victory over Harley Kicks. runnerup
Lewis Cain won the first flight
championship. Billy Dotson was run
nerup. The tournament served as a
preliminary to the valley champion
ship to be played over the Barbara
Worth course on April &c.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08
BLeague Teams to
Resume PLAY

Softball play in FL Centros B
league will be resumed Tuesday
night when the City Employees meet
the District Shop at Ell Centre
stadium.
Other games during the week
will match 20-30 and Cramers on
Wednesday night, Golden State and
Telephone on Thursday and District
office and Coca Cola on Friday
night
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08
Braw|ey Track
Team Defeats
CoacI1eIia

Brawley high schools track and
field team Saturday defeated Coach
ella high, l79 to 1T. in a dual meet
on the Coachella track.
1t was the second win of the
season for the BraWley team over
Coachella. BraWley's track team
will oppose Holtville in Holtville
next Friday, will participate in the
Holtville relays the following weeI,.
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&c. High Meters
Tie, Lose

El Centre high school tennis team
earned a tie with GroSsmont high
in the boys division but dropped
a 1872 decision in the girls division.
Winners for the boys were Jack
Hens, Alan Munson. Earl Shaw.
Billy jim Sharp, Lloyd Case, Pinto
Cox. Winners for the girls were
Doris Chestnut. and the doubles
team OF CheSnut and Case.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08
Hoppe Wins
Billiard Title

CHICAGO, April g CUPD-The
ehttering gold trophy, sYmbolcal Of
the worlds three cushion billiards
championship, completed d coast
10 coast transfer today when Will @
Hoppe carried it 10 New York after
winning 20 consecutive games to
take it from Welker Cochran Of San
Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, April s UP) wheat
clOcd about steady today. Trade
was dun and miXed. Other grains
were irregular but fluctuations were
relatively narrow.
Wheal closed off u TO up n cent.
May $l.O4l4 bushcl, corn was otf
l. 10 up i cent. May 57is, oats u
TO = cent higher, May Ala, and rye
/. to J.. cent higher. May 65 n i.
soy beans were off y to a cent,
May S1.04
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08

Centro's track victory over Central
iunior college. Holtville and lmpe-
rial however. was Imperlals aflal-
ing show of strength in the B owl
sion and its all-diviSion victory over
Holtville high.
Imperial tied the Ell Centro track
men. 1916 in the B division ana
tailed a total of 81 points to "a
for Holtville. FL Centre outScoreo
the Junior college 55 TO 80 III the
varsity division and outscored I'M
perial l55 to 81
Imperials athletes, particularly IN
the Bee division. turned in remark
able performances. Jack Gardner
won the Glass B 100 yard dash. the
800 dash and the shot put for 10
points. He ran the fastest 100 OF
the day, a 10.5 gallop.
Edward Alarcon, Ell Centro high
Glass c athlete won the Glass &
100 dash in 106. two seconds faster
than the valley record took first
in the so yard dash and high jump
ed five feet. six inches for win
His Jump was the highest of the
day in all divisions.
PrettieSt race of the day was
run by Laurence King who went
The distance in the $50 yard run in
1902. He defeated the field by
nearly half a lap.
Varsity Results
l20 YARD HURDLES-l. M. Walker
(JC). 2. Womack ID. 3. Vogt (EC)
4 Peters (EC). Time-173.
SHOT Putt. Kirkpatrick tEC), 2
Woodland JC), 3. Stevenson
,EC). 4. zinn (EC), Distance
Al feet 5la inches.
POLE VAULT. Hester CEC), 2
Crowell oEC), Walker JC) tie
height-lO feet 7 inches.
$50 YARD RUM. Price EC), 2
Rhodes lEC). g. Robecheau Cd
time-2:118.
100 YARD DASH-1. Sandez JC)
3 Womack %, 3. league anc
league ECO tie-Time-10.6
NILE RUM. Jones (ECp, 2. Cum
CEC), 3. Otis CID, time-5:06.6.
HIGH JUMP. Robertson (EC)
2. Womack ID, 3. Otis CID, heigh
. feet. 4 inches.
440 YARD RUN. league (EC)
2. Woodland CJC). g. Burke (EC)
Vogt CECp time-564.
22O YARD RUM. Sandez oJC).
Gillett ,JC), 3. Peters (EC), tim,
-239.
900 YARD HURDLES. Adamecl
tJC), ?. Peters (EC), Shigemats1
tEC). 3. league (EC), time-27.s
BROAD JUMP. Walker lJC),
Hester CECp. 3. Womack %, 4
Crowell (ECD, distance-20 fee
one inch.
RELAY-l. Ell Centro. 2. Jaycees.
Final Score-El Centre 55, Jaycee
80. Holtville. 3. Imperial 10.
RESULTS CLASS B
100 YARD HURDLES-1. Osun
CEC). 2. Thompson tEC), 3. Fab
ares (EC), time-l5.
100 YARD DASH-1. Gardner Cd
2. Tell IL, 3. King CEC), time
10.5.
POLE VAULT-l. Hodgson ID.
HOribe tECD, 3. Danskin Cd
height-9 #. in.
22O YARD DASH-1. Gardner Cd
?. Tell u, 3. Prcece (ECD. tim
24.6.
$50 YARD RUN King (EC), 2
Runnels CHD, 3. Carson Geo
time-1. .30.2
SHOT PUT - |. Gardner %. 2
HOdgSon u, g. Onori CID, dis
tance 80.
1920 YARD RUM. Osuna CEC). 2
DanSkln u, 3. FOwlkes %, tim
3 442.
HIGH JUMP-l Tell % and Koik
tECD, 3 Ritter (EC), height 5 ft 6 in
10 YARD HURDLES-1. Morgan
'EC), 2. King CEC), 3. Carr tEC)
time-l08.
BROAD JUMP-l Omori cH. :
Tell u, 3. Lazo CECD. distance
l8 #.
RELAY. Ell Centre. 2. Imperial
Final score-El Centre 6, Imperla
46, HOltvllle g.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08
Palm Springs
Defeats EI Centro

Palm Springs Bowling team de-
feated FL Centre bOWlcrs, 1922 to
1856 IN match played Sunday
League play in the commercial loop
will be resumed tonight, city league
play Tuesday night
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08
Buzukos Delays
Wrestling z Weeks

Pete Buzukos, wrestling promoter,
Monday announced postponement
Of bouts at the city limits arena.
Buzukos declared pouts would be
resumed as soon as weather con-
ditions became fairly dependable
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08

Tell : valley fisherman that the
velloUttll are biting off the San
Desc coast and even the present
election campaign won't keep HIM
home.
George Buckhn. the Post-PreSS
FISHING editor. takes over this space
to tel YOU more about the fishing
situation in general. the yellowtail
in particular.
by GEORGE BUCKLIN
Tremendous schools of fighting.
Iavenous yellowtail have made their
appearance in ocean waters adjacent
TO the Coronado Islands Sports
anglers have caught more than 2000
OF these game fish in that area
during the past three days. accord
ing to Captain George Scott. skipper
of the Star & CreScent's Star
Angler.
Captain Scott estimated that
more than 5000 yellowtail had
already been caught on light
tackle this season in San Diego
offShOre waters. This is remark
able inasmuch as the season is
only two weeks advanced. If the
present run of the fork-tails con-
tinueS, spOrtSmen can look forward
to one of the most prolific deep
sea angling periods in southern
California history.
Outstanding among recent ocean
fishing achievements. occurred on
April 4 when fifteen anglers on the
Star & Crescent's Star Angler"
brought us yellowtail to gaff. or an
average OF more than II fish apiece.
The naxt day twenty-five passengers
or the same boat took 95 of the
fighters.
H. & NJ. Sport Fishing Co. reports
that on April 4, twenty-four sports
anglers on their Mascot Ill. caught
l40 yellowtail. almost five fish per
person average The largest one
scaled 20 pounds.
Continuance of good weather
and a plentiful supply of race
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08
IDAHO WINS

IDAHO WINS
SACRAMENTO, April 8 up
The National Intercollegiate Boxing
association had new unofficial
team champion today-University of
idaho. The Vandals nosed out the
defending titleholder, University Of
wisconsin.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08
Shorty Hogue TO
Meet Romero

Shorty Hogue, larger and cur
rently the better of the Jacumba
Hoeue twins, will oppose Johnny
Romero in an eight round main
event at the San Diego Coliseum
Athletic club Friday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. POULTRY

LOS ANGELES, April S G'PD-
Hens, leghorns. -, -3h IDS. .... 1%'
Hens, IeghOrns. over I lbs. .... 13C
DO. over 4 lbs. ..................1 13C
Hens. colored, 81 to 1 lbs. ..... 13'
Hens. colored, over 4 lbs. .... l9'
Broilcrs, ovt /, up to /. lbs. lG'
Broilcrs. Ovr /, up to "a lbs. lS'
LeghornS. -. to > lbs. ........ IA
Fryers. colored. 2i9-3', lbs. -. 19c
FryerS, colored, over 3ii lbs. up POO
EoaStcrS. cOlored ........... 20,
Old roosters, coIoreu ....... 10t
Old roosters. leghorn ........... "7c
Stags ................ "A;
Ducklings, over pounds ...... 49,
Ducklings. under 5 pounds -. l4t
Old ducks ................... So
Youns geese ................... 15C
Old tom turkeys ...........,.. 1lC
Old hen turkeys .....' '...........,. 1lC
CaponS lbs. and up ........ 90
Rabbits. No. l VIII. Y TO AZ lbs. 1l(
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08
Central Track Hopes Up
After Saturday Victory
Imperial Surprises in Class B DIVISION
With Winning Efforts OF Gardner;
HoItvi|e Trails Tigers

EI Contro high schools hopes for track ana llto W
cbamnionship we're somewhat higher Monday 1rsV ot
] on'l f th Snaran victory quadrangular meet Sat
] and second because of the outstanding performances
utuIH au Smtrn athletes Equally as impressive as E
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-08
LOCAL BUTTERFAT

Los Angeles extra butter .... 2
Grade A milk ..........
Mfg. milk .........,.-.. -
Route gathered cream ......
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East Side
West Side> All
Around the Town"

published without the knowledge or
consent of any candidate)
Candidate McNEECE and HATTON
SERVICE STATION OPERATORS
and property owners across the street
from one another on BROADWAY We
wonder if they have had any discus
sion as to rerouting the new HIGH
WAY through our city.
JOE BUSII-In business on the same
street in the same block. Why single
shot on him?
Why did P l.. Moore of the "OLD RE-
CINE" tell Bob Hatton he could not
trust him, when HATTON told Moore
that if elected he could work with
him?
This committee still says the right
lineup is
ROBERTSON for the business inter-
ests-BRATTON for the Agricultural
interests-HEIL for the Citizen and
Tax Payer.
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BUYING A NEW 1910
AUTOMOBILE.

Let us help you do it in business
like way. Let US tell YOU all about
our new auto financing plan. We
pay for the car and then you pay
us in installments while you are
driving and enjoying a car.
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MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
l.. A. BANKS
L. A. GRAINS

LOS ANG ELES. April up
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She's probably out with Bill"
Sybil cried then catching herself
quickly, oh, shouldn't have said
that. After all it's up to Faith to
tell you"
Tell me what ?" Lee INQUIRED
smiling. Bill must be the chan
saw with her last night. Who il
ne anyway? cone from
home ,"
You saw her" she repeated.
Yes. but 1 don't think Faith
knows II. The place was so dark
1t was difficult to tell who anyone
was"
SYPHILIS plan became easier than
she had hoped
DO you mean she hasn't told
you that she is engaged ?" she
asked in a low, distressed voice.
Faith engaged? don't believe
it he declared but the smile had
left his lips.
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