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Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-01
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Dec. %. lUP)-
Stocks advanced today in the third
successive million share day, and
the industrial average reached a
new high since Nov. %.
The steels and motors held small
advances, while coppers and rails
were mixed and utilities steady.
several special issues made fair
sized gains and few reached new
highs for the year.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-01
SchiechI, Eakin
Co-Capfains

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. !. CUP)-
Johnny Schiechl OF Santa Clara
University and Kay Eakin of Uni
versity of Arkansas will be co-cap-
tains of the west squad which faces
the east in the annual shrine foot
ball game.
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To Resume Practice

Valley high schools will resume
basketball practices Tuesday or
Wednesday afternoons, coaches of
the six institutions announced
Monday.
League play starts Friday. Cal
eXico plays in BraWley, Holtville in
El Centre and Calipatria at Tmper-
lal
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-01

CHICAGO, Dec. 80. tUP) Wheat
worked fractionslly higher IN q
duh. pre-h oliday market on the
board OF trade today.
Wheat colsed q. To Z cent higher
with May at $l.04-sl04ls; corn
was up i TO = cent, May 58& :
5s@; oats off = 10 up = cent
MAY 39as -39sl. and rye y TO u
cent higher. May 75h. Soy beans
.Aere M . 10 81 cenls. May VII.
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Commercial Loop
To Organize Wed.

El Centro's commercial basketball
league will organize at meeting
at the hgih school gymnasium We'd
nesday night at 7:30, according TO
Coach Larry Hanson, director.
Al least six teams are expected
to enter tire league, possibly eight
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-01
l.. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES, Dec. 80. up
Hens Hens ,legh2rns, q. 70 ga lbs. lie
Do. over 4 lbs, up ............ l3c
Fryers, coiored, 214 to 3H lbs. 1sc
Do. over lbs. ......... 1Sc
Broilers, over Ia up to Ia lbs. 16c
Broiiers, over n up to q, lbs. lsc
Leghorns "a IDS. 10 IDS. -. lac
Fryers, colored 2ls u ga lbs. 18c
Do colored. over 34 lbs, up :. l9c
RoasterS, colored .......... zoe
DID BOOSTERS, coIoreW ........ lOc
Old Roosters, leghorn ........ 8,
Stays ................... lac
Ducknngs, over 8 pounds 1890. 16c
Ducklings, under B pounds -. lac
Old ducks Observation-Disclosures. 08o
Young geese Ih.
Young tom turkeys, il 10 20 10. I4c
DO. 20 lbs, up MISREPRESENTATION. lac
Young hen turkeys, 8 10 II lbs. tic
Young hen turkeys. II lbs. up Tic
Old tom turkeys .............. 12c
Old hen turkeys ................. 12c
Capons, lbs. and up ........ 24c
Rabbits, No. VIII. 81 To 4le lbs. 1lc
Rabbits, mixed -#.#---.#z.#.#.#. sc
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-01
At
A Glance

Stocks narrowly mixed IN quiet
trading.
Bonds Irregular; l. = govern
ments slightly easier
curb stocks irregularix higher.
Foreign exchange firm
Wheat and corn up around /.
cent each.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-01
L. A. CHAINS

Los ANGELES, Dec. 80. UP)-
wheat
No / hard white 4.44 Sl.75-S1 so
No. soft white s..-.s $1.T5-$i so
harley
No. i Rri west 46 lbs. si.12H-1.17A
Milo
No. yellow .......#.z 81 IS 81 40
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Seals Name 1raininu Camp

SAN FRANCISCO Jan. l. tUP)-The Seals will
train next spring at Springs President Graham
nouncd today In previous the Fresno and
IIanford
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-01
Salinas Whips Del Monte

DEL MONTE Cal. Jan l. luP)Sainas
Monte 2-goa Christmas yesterday
victory Ralph goals
the outstanding
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-01
L., A. BANKS
CHICAGO GRAIN

Los ANGELES, Dec. 80. up
Transam erica ............... 3's -" a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-18

The city inter-playfisld volIey-
ball doubles championships In the
senior high. junior high and grade
boys and girls divisions will be
played off Saturday morning on
the Wright Park courts al Q .. m.
grade boys and girls. 1913 \. m,
junior high boys and girls. ii.i5
a. m, senior high boys and girls.
Each Of the 10 park playfields
IL sending its championship
doubles teams and will be repre-
sented by the following players
AIling Playfieid. Grades. Dick
Dakin and Robert cabsll: Ger
trude Mitchell and Mary Christ
ianson: Jr. High. Harold cabeii
and Leroy DaiemAn. Jeab Dakln
and Janet Langlow. ~. High
Bud cabell and Robin Beardsiey.
Eden hcyicksr and Amy Lang
low.
south Park. Grades. Darold
Billing and Frank Deiasan-
tro: Betty PrebuIs and Nsrgis
Morris. Jr. HIgh--Don Bush-
~ aad Don ThornhlIl: Mar
Ian kn1tson and shirley Rich
ards. NJ. Ifigh--Fred Church
and COogan LaCombe; Jsehis
Church ssd Phyllis Gates
Wright Park--1rades. Roy Nd
wardson and Jack Jensen. Bar
bara Herbst and Helen Hickok.
Jr. High Billy Kennedy and
Harry shaw. Beverly Hsrb9t and
Louis Edwardson. NJ. High -
Clarence Hunter and Dale Bufk-
land. Ruth Michael and Joyce
Smith. ManIf0n Park - Grades.
Ralph Martin and Gordon Pattsr-
son. Jr. High. Don Carrie and
Tom Ponton; Msrgis Hunter and
Gloria Loran. NJ. High, Tom
Loran and Bin Hunter Helen
Braidwood and Doris Long.
Mckinley Piayfisid-Gra1s. Bin
VERT and Jerry Meyer. Jr. High.
Larry Corners and Bob Ysrbury.
Jean Bili and Lois Lswellyn. ~.
High, John HcQuads and Donald
Lein. Dorothy Hili and Lorraine
Peters. Central Piasfield--tsfads.
Jack Kopsi and Walter Wuh
Betty HsuRs and Lucille Tycz.
JT. High, Chester Ryan ana Terry
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-18

The match h rated strlctiy
y toss-up. Mcintyre won tbe
championship two years ago.
hut Olson win have the advan-
tage of playing over his homo
course.
Olson and Mcintyre will be ac-
companied by Don Bourgaize,
Highland, and Stan Baeior
Meadow Park. first flight finaiists
who also will decide their cham.
pionship over % holes.
Other flight finals are scheduled
to go IS holes. Two flight cham
pionships were decided during the
week. T. L. Anderson OF Meadow
Park defeated Fred Msckls. IT,,
Brookdals. up, 10 win the second
flight title. And Joe Turco. High
land. won the seventh flight cham
pionshlp by beating Jack Adams,
Meadow Park, 3 and ,.
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Volleyball Doubles Play

Della hAs Rsls and Patti
Dahl NJ. Nigh. Perry Towns am
sedro sofssr. Ethel Tycx an.
Dorothy Muliholland.
Jcffersss PisyfieId--0rsd@~.
Men strom and Richard Of
stsd; Ruth strom and Glars
Peterson. ". High. Biii Funk
and Bob Brown; Masgis Nsi-
son and Betty Wright. ~.
Nigh. Don Jones and kIm
Phillips; Betty PeeSs and
Jean Poore. Harmon Play.
fieid--Grsde. elena Christian
and bob Moody; Betty seward
and shirley LAPofte. ~.
High. Clarence wilssa ss6
Lawrence Wilson. LueiIie Fuft
and Dorothy LAferts. sr.
Nigh, Leonard HaStseii and
Howard Wiisos: Mona Esessa
and Betty Nelson.
Dawson pieyfieId -. Grade, hi
crossman ana Dean Hsllor. Dot
C,hy Duel and Lorraine Hawtslis
u. High. Roy Pierce and Busts
James. Esther Duel and hsrgafs
Humeniek NJ. High. John Hum
snik and Charles Cooper; Aver
Durham and cecslla smith. nsoss
welt Piasfleld--Jr. IIigh. Jim Bah
Ter and itobf. Olson. EIsano
Remain and Ann Remans. M
High. Babe MsFkoyiteh and Eaf
EapiuDd. Dorothy Carlson an
8tsntOrn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-18
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALr

THE poison peddlers, usually prompted by that oil
eyed monster guy, aiming their thrusts at Elizabeth
Hicks, the Los Angeles gal
Elizabeth is the best woman golfer in California. She
has beaten the nations leaders, Marion Mley and Patty
Berg. and done il in masterfu manner .
19 the little gal reicen goshduned csmke
not make quickly
than a persons earth
As result others generally older staging
whispering campaign against the little darts
poison Elizabeth a
thing Nothing against her otherwise terrible malicious
attack
Her the And her home
folks the
Yet woman whom Elizabeth marvel the links defeated
I'm the have played golf played with
gracious fair tolerant opponent. She the
through
But still the whispering continues And will continue until the
hvefoo girl beats back attributes
that day hurries There nothing contemplate than
pering campaign capable able decent
bad light
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Event Set
For Alleys
Al Seattle
Entries Close RI
day NIGHT, Nest
h On HoudIcup

rseems scwi<rs srs iria1ne
scores ~ ssh~ss fsum vsrssas paris
~ IN nnvthw~st h ~ nusea
isshs ~ sesssie H<<ss~tIsn nllsra
knsTse. sies> tnss Fysaey nl1hk
sna shaaia b msa~ Il NJ r>er<e-
lien sIseys th<Fe.
a large eontinrept u le<si pts
smssheFs will nAoef tsni6ht.
The derby ends Juns . n y
. handicap event. whIeh meAn1 >
Isw average hrwi<r hes ~ e1k1al
ehanee with IL stsfs
ra~s priss 10 > ipss nuieh saus-
nc se<an.
TnSre wfsI ~ sIne prizes fcr
winners II III dfvsn1ees
Entries hsse b<er ma1s frepe
seattle. rscnme. ulympla. o1eI-
tn. As~ras>n. Evsrett. neIIIeo-
han and shnut every to~n tnee
has sn aiIey.
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Lincoln Hurlers Turn In No Hit Perfoxmance


CLEVELAND - Jimmy Reeves
Cleveland Negro. pounded cut AZ
easy decision over soliy kreigert
former middleweight champion. In
a io-round light heavyweight bout
last night.
Il was Reeves fight al the way.
The cieveisndsr hammered the
veteran New Yorker the entire ter
rounds. krsiger. who went into
the ring = heavy favorite. was or
the defensive throughout the bout
Kreiger weighed in at liz and
Reeves AZ iss.
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Other flight finaiirts and thsir
starting times Sunday:
Third flight. $40; spike ABBY
AileDmore. W. Harry Hrsdberry
Highland.
Fourth flight, s;i5; oriand Mel
son, Allenmore. VI. George Ekman.
Meadow Park.
Fifth flight. SIS; Bill Sherman.
AlIenmore. Va Cap Payne. Brook.
dale.
sixth flight, $40: J. L. Hamii-
ton. Meadow Park. W. Tom brown.
Highland.
Eighth flight. sos: Ralph VII.
liams. Highland. va Elmo Samuel.
son. Brookdaie.
Ninth flight. sos; " c. Aortsn-
son. Meadow Park, Va. Tom Wal
lace. Brook0als.
Tenth flight. 500 Ken sosrsils.
Brookdale, W. Floyd Thacksry.
Meadow Park.
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Salem Excursion
Going Over Big

Win ~ announcement THuF<-
day that TIE fIes steve I<aRa<
train ezr1uxsnn - nst<n u -.
sarea Sunday, tsez<f s<i<< fer
TIE aunt 10 Sc TIE Tigers pay
ne newest member o. the West
en- International league n orr
Fen's capital teak . NJ <paFt
Friasy.
r<ket ~asr~ NJ h~~n sl.w
M ts "Wednesday. ~ ssre
sAe Tnlsimasa guarantees "
~ raiIresa wes rrseh>a there
was . virtual surge - fnss -
nsake reservations ~ - ~
aay trip o. natesn
Accommodation are available
and viii h< until The special pulls
oat ~ the unlon statson sunday
morning Al Tss e'clock. IIaw<veF.
far tho comfort q all ~ha ~ The
Hot Steve league COMMITTEES asks
that tickets - bought - early
- Fns11hies
~ 10 aeetrahte u know hsw
many WITH usnke tie tFip -
pr~par~eteHs can ~ wa1p -
prosperity hsn1,e tne0.s -
Chslrm~. ruarss1 .. hayward
FRIDAY. I'VE wstl toke cass
n III whs csnss n NJ bp~1
wAaner pe.siete. hst u VII
~ hssser for al ssseespe1 y
~ VIA inseaa ~ - 80 snets
tschsss sss later thaa naas-
aay nocn.-
rhs Tigers lnft fus Salem m.
day morning 81 10 esclsck and
win npen the s<rtes with The
Senators tonight. Ths club viii
return neat Tuesday night faf
three tllts with the salem cutfif
at Athletic park.
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Totals ........A "a az 81 II 2
BELLARMINE


Doubles. Morrone, Petersoh, Rooney
Nelson, Thorpe; triples, Morrone q.
Spurgeon, Grassi: double plays. Pet.
erson Loverato Rooney; walks. off
Thorpe 2. Rask /. J. Fournier 1:
struck out, by Thorpe 8. Usich 2.
Cebula /. Rask 5. j. Fourier 2. no
hits no runs off Thorpe In inn
ings. no hits no runs off Usich in
2 Innings. . hits 10 runs of Ceeula
in Ia innings. 2 hits runs off
RaSk in 4 innings. hits 3 runs off
j. Fournier in a. innings. umpire,
Scott; time OF game. AIS.
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COLLISIONS Roll
Along. and Over
Grid Star 8 Foot

EAST LANSING - W hen
thoss eaissons 90 rolling along.
Charley Baehmsn. siiehigsn
State coach. wishes they would
keep off the feet 81 his fact
ball players Blll si1likss.
promising freshman quarter
back, got . foot caught under
= wheel IN an r. o. 7. q.
parade. suffering = fractured
arch which has impaired his
varsity chances for sent fail.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-18
And
Usich Hold
Bells Still
Run Up Total of
% Scores While
Hitting n Times

Bert Thorpe and Tony Usich
combined in a no-hit game, A.
Lincoln's baseball team submerged
Beilarmine. 22-l yesterday on the
Lincoln lot. Thorpe ehuoked the
first seven cantos and Usich fin
ished.
Bellarmine's lone run came IS
the result of an outfield error
in the fourth frame. Paul Griewe
walked. stole second, and came
home when RUDE Nelson erred on
Henry "Bing' Fournier's fly TO
left.
While Thorpe was Handwriting
the Bells at the plate. his mates
went berserk. pounding out ~ hits
off three hapless Lion hurlers.
The Abes got four triples
and five doubles, Frank Nor
rome setting the pace with .
pair Of three-baggers and one
double. Tiny Sammie Lover
alto. Abe shortstop. bagged ak
bingles In seven trips to take
hitting honors, while Ray
Spurgeon also had n field day,
getting five blows In seven.
The win sent Lincoln into a tie
with Stadium for top seat in the
city standings. each with two wins
and one loss. They win settle the
city championship this Monday
night when they meet at Athletic
park. Lincoln won the first
Tiger-Lynx meeting. The Abes
play a double-header with Brem-
erton this Saturday morning at
Lincoln. The games are vital in
the west side Cross-State stand
ings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-18
IrNrrxfD LOSES

MeMINNvn.Ix. Orr rbs I'm
field baseball team Lost two more
games 10 Pacific university IN .
doubls-hsadsF here yesterday. the
Badgers won the first game a.
and tina second I0.z
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-18
INTERNATIONAL

naltimors 4, Toronto ii SYRIA
cuss. Montreal postponed. vet
grounds: Jersey CITY, Rochester.
postponed, rain. Newark. Buffalo.
postponed, rain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-18
An Angle on the Hutch Case =.

Dear Met: like your attitude toward Fred Hutchinson.
He has been burdened with impossible balyhoo. He
put the spot young hurer But. do you
think is possible Hutch might have lost the sting of the
old from work with the Rainiers? He hurled
many games in that 1889 season. his first in organized
ball ]. +.
Dear F.. 1t is possible that may his
that something might slipped
ee because of his hard 1888 The big still
formative physically rs and lost believe That's
total of 80 there participated in
threw 35 the whole Well
boysh fully matured well
wait kid the
lamenable starts the big time We
E
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-18


Turf Smoke Shop .... .olt 600 Of}o--6
ONO Trucks ...-.... 110 600 0<z--1
SUMMARY
stolen bakes. Esiatlno. sacrifics
hits. ForEyths. Bittperi two-base hit1.
Rasmussen. Wilhelm. Zleeenfusa
thTes-bAAs hits Merkle. home runa.
wallace double plays. FofsTths %
Kelly to BsttDer. Felt 70 FOX 70
Ziegenfuss. Msrkie 70 Keily 70 Bit
neT. isft on bases. Turf smoke shop
ONO Trucks 7; 3 hits rsns off
Pentecost in 2 inning rita runs
off Peit Ia sh inning ! hit. 0 runa
off Bland In ! inning. 8 blts 4 runs
off Smith In plus innings 5 rita 2
FGlns of MARSHALL IN 2 innings. struck
out. ~ smith i. Marshall q ~
Pen<cost ?. Fslt ?. bases on balls. of
smith z off Bland winning pitc Dtf
Marshall. losing pitcher Fslss Wile
pitch smith. passed Dali, b5onick
hit bY pitched paii AsYkis ~ Feit
time o. gsns 2 hours. nrnplrss. Nc
OnoeT and Scott
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81 Paul !. Kansas CITY .! Co.
lumbus. Indianapolis Teisdo.
Louisville; Minneapolis. MI
waukse, postponed. cold.
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By UNITED PRESS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York at c. sgo.
Philadelphia al L roit.
Washington st Cleveland
Boston AZ 81. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago At Nea York.
St Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh al Boston
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-18
Come Commission Acts Justly

The state game commission has taken action for the
welfare of the anglers at large
has issued warning to of private commercial
lakes and streams which contain native fish species
planted by the department against excluding the public
from fishing
Failure of such heed the will result closure
orders Of affected properties
While there specified offenders possible
the department had in mind Others small
lakes Pierce adhere
regulations and contends need licenses there
These waters prvatelownd and contain
fish where the public fish without charge
department spread purchase
increasing
be made in what waters supplied
fish paid for by obtained the licensed anglers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-18
Mcintyre and Olson
Meet for Links Title
Clever Club Wieldsrs Will Bottle II
Out Sunday In Public Links Finols

and Jack Mcintyre n Highland
$50 Sunday At Meadow PARK in Mhals
championship Their
afternoon get underway $50
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-18
Truck Club
Turns Back
Turf Squad
Top Brond of Boil
Ployed by Rivols
In City Circuit

johnson Paint company and
Shelter Local No. Is meet
Friday night at lincoln bowl
In the first double bin of the
City league season, the sec
ond game being . postponed
tiff Of May Z. Al Lbke Jr.
and Larry Ragan win work
the pair of games for the
Paintmen and Howard Greer,
who tossed q no hit. no run
game last week, will do the
ball twisting for the smeltsr
club In the initial contest. The
twin bill will get under way
at 7 o'clock sharp.
Scoring two runs in the last OF
the eighth inning. GMc trucks
won Z 10 9 from Turf Smoke
Shop Thursday night IN one OF the
ciassiest City league games OF the
year. Both teams played error
less ball and aside from sensa'
tional fielding entertained the
large crowd with about everything
that goes To make up an ideal ball
game.
Manager Al pentecost essayed
10 toss the pellet for the Turf
club but was greeted with two
runs In the first when Stan Wal
lace lofted one out of the park
with Kelly on the paths and In the
second the Truck lads really went
to town, shaping out four hits
that were good for three runs.
That was enough for Pentecost
and Felt took the mound In the
third.
The Turf fought back. get
ting . pair In the second on
three hits and then forged
ahead In the third on four
hits which netted . like
amount Of runs. In this stanxa
Dick Smith gave way 20
osbfkf VtafNuah VINO hiV"ta
two Of the runs and then be-
came really stingy. allowing
only three scattered hits from
that point and nary . Turf lad
was able 20 spike the plat
ter.
Both sides had settled down IN
hard work when came the fateful
eighth. Wallace opened with a
single and went 10 second on a
sacrifice and with two away. Lor-
ney Merkle tripled 10 deep left
TO score Wallace with the tying
run and a long single 10 right by
Rasmussen sent Merkle across
with what proved the winning run.
Bland finished for the Turf.
The Smoke Shop boys continued
TO battle. singles by Ziegenfuss
and Bland in the ninth bolstering
up the Turf hopes but a fast dou-
bic play ended one Of the best
games Of the year. Hitting honorn
were divided between Kelly and
Rasmussen with three hits each.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-18
Down. Down Goes the Come

Down down down
Farther and farther into the ruck goes the heavyweight
fight picture of the major division :.
Buddy Baer Valentin Campolo j. two never-wases
and bees They're matched at Madison Square
Garden for June 6, the 12-round distance
Campolo is "house" fighter So is Baer The thing is
terrible It's old time build up for future bouts
What relief fandom would get if Mike Jacobs and his
gang would jump back into the ticket scalpng business,
forgetting the fight racket -.
1t might be worse, says you? How could it be?
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Pioneer League

The Salt Lake Bees held their
one-half game lead in the Pioneer
league by trimming the Twin
Falls Cowboys 81 last night. The
Bees scored their runs in two
innings. while southpsw Mel Mar
low limited the Cowboys to ak
scattered hits.
Meanwhile, the Bees got IL safe
ties off sandstrom in the series
opener at Twin Falls.
The Ogden Reds kept pace with
Salt Lake one-half game behind
the leaders with a 1912 win over
the Idaho Falls Russetts at Idaho
Falls. The Reds collected II
bingles off four Idaho Falls
twirlers TO overcome a e-run dis
advantage going into the fifth
frame.
At Boise, the Pilots stayed
within a game and a half Of
the leaders by turning back
the Pocatello Cardinals. I'll.
The Pilots were outhlt nine 10
seven, but they punched hits in the
sixth and seventh eantos. while
Mentz limited the Cards TO a run
In the opening inning.
The series continued today At
Boise, Idaho Falls and Twin
Falls. Scores:
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1t Can Happen Here i.

Those Yakima hurlers Thursday night obtained first
line idea of how il feels to be the Western Front
Twentyseven hits home runs and extra bases and
singles fell screamed screeched in all directions OIL
Tiger budgeons :.
II something you don't often in organized
baseball of those unaccOuntable happenings
could It Of those nights wher
wood hosehde found satisfaction
League Scorer Ed Honeywell the end having Ed Mcaghe
while pleading to the Tigers
Please please call day The didn't know whether
he riding photograph record He had far
hurt, dazed look his
Geehan the KMOrator found dark
later he apoogzng in
chords His mike
And whirlng dervish really missed
something 1t 1t
phenomenon like madys which
At any Honeywers like a washboard and
Gerry Geehans bucket
understand The rascas went through terror
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Ribbons. Heine and Haley En-
mertson, Hayes. Bradley. Bolivia
and Beard.
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o~OfzE III ANHlHD1
Turf Smoke Shop 49,. ozt 600 0fSo--6
ONO Trucks ......... lso 200 Ozz--1
Evening star., 1940-02-07
Ho|dout Epidemic
Blamed on McCoy's
Generous Bonus
Mock's SoIory Troubles
Causing Observers to
Suy Told You So
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. with
less than two weeks before starting
West for spring training, Connie
Mack's Athletics still have seven
holdouts, and the prospect Of few
salary troublse.
Some observers will say II told
you so"-because of the s45, 600
bonus Mack paid Free Agent Benny
Mccoy and the second basemans
two-year contract calling for $4,000
annually. That heavy money. it's
said, may be making some of the
other AS think perhaps they, too,
are worth more
To date the AS have signed %
players. Still unsigned are Pitchers
George Caster, Lynn Nelson, Ed
Heusser and Elon Hogsett; Infielders
Joe Gantenbein and Dick Siebert,
and Catcher frankie Hayes.
Siebert and Hayes, 1899 regulars,
are counted upon by the 77-year-
old leader Of the AS as keymen in
drive toward another pennant.
II don't have to apologize to any,
body" declared Connie, las the SAL
aries paid by the Athletics through
the years have been as good as the
standards of the so-called rich
clubs"
Evening star., 1940-02-07
Eastern Quint Eager
To Renew Batt|inu
For Series Title
Tunes for Tech Scrup
By Trimming Little
Generals, 1926

Eastern Highs basket ball team
today was straining at the leash,
eager to meet Tech Friday night in
the first game of public high series
double header at Tech gym and re-
new its battle for berth in the
play-off.
The Lincoln Parkers tuned their
attack and bolstered their confidence
yesterday on the Eastern court, deal
ing Westinghouse High a 1926
defeat to atone for a previous loss
administered them by the Little
Generals.
Eastern was to idle today, its game
with Gonzaga having been Cancelled.
Leading all the way, Eastern was
threatened seriously only once, when
a brace of successive baskets and a
foul shot by Carol Alexander pulled
Washington-Lee to within three
points of the winners.
Alexander scored 13 points for
Westinghouse to grasp individual
scoring honors. while Bob Custer
led Eastern's attack with 10 points.