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Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
the Links .

Wind doesn't help golf games or
tempers Of golf players so the scores
ran several strokes above the regu-
lation par figures as linkSmen teed
off in first round matches Thurs
day.
1t was a day Of the unusual just
as was the case in qualifying play
when several Of the valleys top
ranking golfers failed to shoot well
enough to &C. into the Champion
ship flight
Thursdays upsets included:
Tom Crosbie's spectacular win
over Vic Blalack.
Dick Lofts onc-sided upset over
Dave Taylor
Newt Brazelton's 24-holc Win over
Bob Albright lettuce champion. in
the first flight
DR.. W. A Clarkes victory over
w. B. Austin in the first flight.
Logan jenkins win over Tunney
Williams. Williams defeated Jen-
kins in the guest flight finals at
Brawley last week.
A. N Overall's win over Les Rog-
ers. Overall came from a four hole
deficit with six TO play. tRumors
had it that Rogers was attempting
10 curry favor in order to sell
Overall an automobile. What price
CommercialiSm)
Earl Roberts eliminated Loveridge
Marsh. Loveridge almost lost his
hat as well. 1t was not an unusual
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
Final Loop Standings
Biscuit Favored
In Rich Stakes

ARCADIA, Cal, Mar |. sUPj -
Tho names Of the horses who 20
tomorrow in the sixth Santa Anita
handicap were dropped through the
little white entry box today amidst
predictions that the eventual field
would be the smallest in the history
Of the 100000 classic.
Unless it rains again the track
Will PROBABLY be fast by race time
APO pm. psf If it is, then the
citizens Of Los Angeles and en-
IlrOnS Will be solidly back of Sea-
biscuit IN the race that can make
the c. S. Howard star the richest
money winning horse ever bred.
Scablsrult's price has been sinking
ever since he won the $4,000 San
Antonio handicap last Saturday in
4 brccZc and he and his South
American stabl"matc, Kayak II are
cTpr rctrI 10 waiver between G-5 and
r;ru money when the buglcr sends
th"n aT?V on the mile and a
a"'rfer chase.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
Game Moved Up 10
II a. m.;Free
Admission ..Dursf

ManaGcr CeQuC burst the man
who guides the destinieS OF the San
Diego Padre baseball team, Friday
announced he Will send the coast
leaguerS against picked team
from CaleXlco and MeXiCah Sunday
morning Al II O'Clock.
The same was moved up from
2::30 in the afternoon, burst SAID.
in order 10 avoid conflict with
the Imperial county far afternoon
program. No admission Will be
charged at the gate. burst SAID.
Rookie pitchers with veteran sup
port Will be the order in the OPEN
ing innings of the game, burst said,
with Del Oliver. Jerry Sou,c. Cara
Dumler and James WilkenS slated
to do a portion OF the mound duty
George Macdonald will start al
first base. Sperry al second. Berko-
witz at third. MeSner ar short and
Stewart. PatChett and PatraS in the
outfield.
PatraS. a member of the Red SoX
chain. reported to the Padres Thurs
day. He played IN three different
B leagues in the past two years.
according to burst.
Only player missing from the fold
was Mickey HaSlin who VAS still
unheard from. Haslln sent his con-
tract back unsigned three weeks
ago and has not been heard from
since. Joe BerkoWitz viii fill the
third base until HaSlin turns up.
George DetOre was still unsigned
though he has attended practices
all week.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
l.. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES. March /. UPD-
Trading was slow for Friday. Let
tuce prices dropped sharply.
cabbage: Cannonball 25-35c; flat
Dutch 25-40c: Imperial 50-60c; red
local 81 50; Savoy soc.
rate; 5s s1.o0-s1.5o; SIS 75c; iced
dozen $1.Oo-sl.15; Yuma as $1.75-
500: 5s s1.35S1.50.
Peas: Coachella pole 7-Si=c: Pis-
mo &c; Oxnard Az Size; Santa Ma =
RIA hampers $175; Imperial sc
crates $500; China Coachella 13-2Oc.
Squash: White summer Imperial
Slo5-S150: flats sl.25s1.35; Goa
chella crates S1.75-s2.O0; Italian
Imperial 81 25-s1.50; flats $1.00-1 .5o;
CoaChella crates sl.25 Sl.75; flats
s125-$1,75 san Diego lugs S125;
yellow crookneck Imperial crates
$3.50; local banana 1c; Hub
bard &c.
Tomatoes: INLAND crates Stops
s225-s $3.50; 12s $2.00-s2.25: l6s $50
$1.75; 20s s1.00-$l25; loose lugs 10
$50; flats 75c; Coachella flats
5xGs $500; 4x5s $1.75; 6x7s $1.25-1.75.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
High School Cage
Title Hangs in
Balance Tonight

The Imperial Valley basketball
championship hung BY a slender
string above the heads of Ell Centro
high schools varsity basketball team
today as the Spartans looked for
ward TO tOnieht'S $50 meeting with
Br2Wley cagerS on the Central floor.
Fl Centro, presently one-half
game behind the Defending Cham
piOn CaleXico Bulldogs. need to-
nights victory to tie for the league
crown. A loss will give the title to
CaleXico,
Coach Hanson will start his reg
ular varsity lineup of OSWalt and
MolCr at forwards, Tackett at cen
ter and Kobata and Riedy at guards.
BraWley viii start N2kamura and
SkIleS al the forward spots, MestaS
and Sano at guards and Rodriguez
at center.
Four preliminary games arc schc-
duled
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
Central Meters
Count Two Wins
Over BrawIey

e. Centre high school nCttcrS
Friday counted two victories over
Brawley high school as the spartan
reserve racket swlngers prepared to
meet Yuma on the FL Centro courts
Saturday.
Central defeated BraWley tennis
team wednesday 1871 in the boys
division. and by the same score
in the girls.
Results
HENS ,ECb df Wolford, 6-l. GA;
Potter tECD df. BroWnell. 6-l. 6-l.
Knights (EC) Of. Webster, 6-l, 6-l;
Riedy CEC1 df. Czech. As. 63, 6-3;
knights -Kalin CB) df. MunSOn-
Nichols, 60. 1912, g.; Carroll
J. Nichols oEC) Of Cox Walsh, GA,
1-6. 6-3
Girls Results
Chestnut 1ECl Of. Boble, 80, 5-l;
Williams b Of Case. So. Sd;
Ramsaur oB) df. Skinner, So. 5-3;
Plemons tEC) Of. Wall, 81. So;
Little Roberts CEC) dr. Derrick
Crank. 81. 5-1; Meyers
CEC) df. Cole-Williams 81. So.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
l.. A. HAY
NEW YCRk STOCKS
Los ANGELES Ma

NEW YORK, Mar'h l. b'up
stocks made IN irregular d",hur
today with tn" uilllt; al'rarr -
ing new low tpr tho .'Hr
Ward's reported au'onoblI" pro
durtion this week at 30" S55 uult .
against IU2 .672 Iaat week and i
7o5 in the corresponding "o'E of
last year.
General Motors preferred a&gcI
slightly to now low for lGr ycar.
steel issues drifted down and -mai.
losse. were noted in raj. assafIpn..
oils aud Ome scppper.
some Leaders shipped late In "a"
day lows. Z. 3. stc"l declined i
poinf. I'tiliti"e e1tendcd l1ss"~
DOW JIM preliminary cip,iug
stock averages. Industrial. 1ir -.
Oft al, rail @n.;1. off ""7. ufuut}
24.17. Oft 81. aha - >'p,k-. tt.3".
off y.
stock sal", apprG&iuaird r"p.poo
shares against Gz"o"p yesterday.
Curb stock sales were lSG,Go9 share
against 5000" in the PREVIOUS ees-
sion
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. March ]. b'PD .-
Hogs saleabl 100. :teady m"a I'm
to good lsu-22p ID lruohiI~ a-6.25, ,
choice around zoo lh klnd pG"tsa 80
64O or possibly aauN', tcw OF
weight 5.45>5.S5: heavy sp"s i.6".
cattle S.tl"ahlc lou, nomIhallY
steady: few mtdium 44n lbs st'el s.
S75, cutter to ooWn"t lows .'.''-
6.lb. Gamer. aud cutters 4.1o-'.-' .
odd good bulls 10 - better grade
steers and she storl l4stirE "alveS
saleable so. teady, odd hea' Heaief+
1913: calves scarce.
sheep none. deck mostly me uui
IS Id wooled lambs fully steaoN
at $50 good and CholC" weieh'F
lambs quoted t".? ard r""d ""'
IN Ats
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
Armstrong, Garcia
Fight for Title
InL. A. TONIGHT

LOS ANGELES. March 1.-The
ODDS We.c 6-5 take your choice on
tne Henry Armstrong, Ceferino Gar
cia fight today as the gladiators
weighed in for their meeting in
Gilmore stadium tonight
The middleWeight championship
Of the world will be at stake in to-
nights scrap and Henry Armstrong
will be seeking his fourth title. He
has already held the featherweight,
lightweight and welterweight crowns.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
Sherwood, Slipper
Favorites

Silver Slipper and Sherwood baS-
kctball teams. deadlOcked for first
place at the end of tho regular
season. VIII be favored to meet in
the finals OF commercial league
championship playoff next We'd
neSday night.
In games starting at 7 and 8
O'Clock Sherwoods will play the I'M
perial Hardware and Silver Slip
per will play the Tropic cagers.
The winners will meet in the fin
,Ir
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
CAleXICO TO PLAY
CORONADO MERCHANTS

CalcXico high school Friday com
plctcd preps for a meeting with
d strong Coronado Merchant quintet
IN Calexico gymnasium Saturday
night.
The game scheduled to Keep Cal
eXlco in trim for d possible playoff
meeting with FL Centro. VIII start
al o'clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
Demaret Wins
Third Straight

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla March |
tUPp-Steadv shooting Jimmy De-
maret of Houston, Tex. put 500
more in his swelling bank account
today. the winners share in the
$4,000 St. Petersburg open COLL
tournament.
Demaret. leading money winner
on the professionals winter swing,
hung up his third straight tourna
ment victory yesterday by edging
Byron Nelson Of Toledo o. with a
81 hole score of 2l1. Nelson finished
stroke back.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
Bench Warming
By Burdette Kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

Sight To see Marshs hat going off
across the fairway Loveridge in
close pursuit.
Ross Clark upset Mel Ferguson in
the first flight. Ferguson holds the
course record. 81 that he fired
back in 1887.
Eldred Ferguson also bowed out
of the first flight. A Dr. Healey
gut HIM out.
Jersey Birchfield, the fighting
fireman. took up where he left off
in the Calexico tournament by GUST
ing Nick Schaeffer. Brichfield shot
steady golf TO put out the Los
Angeles railwayman.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01

have been completed to accommo-
date 5000 persons.
The track, according to Promoter
Harris is in splendid shape and
will give some advantage to the
faster cars in the race. No favoriteS
were listed by the "bookies'.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
Padres Hopes

VftET co III u ~ . .
San Diego is not first place CLUB
Manager Cedric burst observed III
the hotel lobby Thursday night but
should xe solve a couple OF IFS
we'll be in the first division.
The IFS. according TO burst are:
If the Padres land winning
pitcher in their deal with the Cubs.
If Haslin comes TO terms TO play
third base.
If Detore Is satisfied with his
salary settlement.
Only way the Padres could land
in the first spot. burst said, would
be for Swede Jensen to become a
aliving 300 hitter. That is hardly
likely. he declared.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Marrh J. ~ - Wheat
trading was erratic toet~ sld prices
were weaker.
Wheat closed - to - cents
was off T. cent, May 10 ..'". oats
off !. TO r. cent May 40. A. rye
i. 10 II cents lower, Ma 50 J.. =
65 Soy beans were = io ~ cent
lower, May Sill,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01

urday and they're staging Il tin
lizay rodeo over the fairgrounds
track ThereN be eight acts in
cluding a variety of stunts that
have never before been attempted
in the Imperial Valley.
Most outstanding event will be
4 burro race With Ernie Cox. Jack
Tackett and Frank Oswalt as the
jockeys. The county law enforce
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
T.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, March !. tCP) -
Ten issues lost against only TWO
gaining and seven unchanged In
II 900 shares of trading on the Los
Angeles stock exchange this m oTh-
ing.
Losses of Il were 0ecorded by L.
A Industries at Ia. on 500 shares
snd Roberts pub mkts at 81 on
100. Transamerica sold 500 shares at
SM unchanged. %
Edison common edged up h TO ~
u ON 100 shares ,,.,,
A /. gain was made by ConSoi,
dated steel pfd with sale OF '"o
nhares AZ las -
l.. A. BANKS
Los ANGELES. March !. tP) -
rransa mcsica ............ 54 8 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01

mcnt riding championship will be
at stake
The rodco will serve as a pre-
view to the 100 mile derby in which
so drivers will compete for the $500
offered in cash prizes.
This years event is expected to
exceed all previous races in at
tendance as we'll as in speed and
in thrills. Seating arrangements
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
Markets at a Glance

STOCKS trrgeuIdflN lower hIb tpI' D.
Bonds irregulaTlN DwCr. =
governments higher
Curb stocks irr"Gulai.
Chicago stocks irregular.
Foreign exchange frm.
Cotton of a. mu,L 4. 81 ''nta a
bale.
Wheat off 49, ''h' 'orn
Of y =
Rubber lower.
Silver UnChanG"J l.. 80" ORR
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
NO FAVORITE AT WIDENER

MIAMI, Fla, March /. UPJ-To-
mOrroW's renewal Of the S50.000
added Widene challenge cup rich
est stake Of the Florida racing
), asOn, Tor the lrsl time in .,.lrral
years had no standOut laYorlt" to-
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
lou AMBERS VOTED
ATHLETE AWARD

PHILADELPHIA, March l. tUP)
Lightweight Champion Lou AM
bcrs of IIerkimer, N. Y, today held
the Seymour A. A. trophy as the
outstanding athlete OF the year.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01

Champion Dave Taylor in
first round play Thursday.
CrOSbie. CaleXico StyliSt. dcficd
the gale-llkc winds which swept
the Barbara Worth course to fire
a IS at BlalaCk, to close the match
IN the 17th green. , and /.
Lott was three over par when
he sent Taylor back to the club
house on the short end of a 7 to
+ score. II was repetition of Lotts s
victory over Taylor in the finals
OF the 1888 tournament when Tay-
lor bowed / and 10.
Logan jenkins. 1887 champion.
defeated Tunney Williams, former
Lettuce champion, 4 and in an
other feature match. Six over par
at the turn. jenkins displayed the
hottest putting of the tournament
TO shoot par golf and close the
match on the 10th green.
In other matches Jerry Fox de-
feated Lee Lamberson > and L.:
Jersey 3irchteld defeated Nick
Schaffer. 2-l; Forrest Ferguson dc
ieatcd Russ Ilmmell. | up, 10Th;
Laddic Wllouehby put out Jack
Jones 6-5 anC A. N. Overall upset
Les Rogers, | up.
Willoughby was three over par
when ho cioscC bis match against
Jones, youngest player in the
championship flight. Overall staged
the finest rally of the tournament
TO defeat Rogers. coming from a
four hole deficit with six to play.
Championship fli-ht matches to-
noroW matct Dick Lott against
Forrest Ferguson: Jerry Fox against
Logan jenkins, Tom Crosbic against
A. N. Overall and Laddie Willoughbv
against Jersey Birchtield.
Other results:
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
Wind Sends Scores Soaring in First
Round of Annual Valley Championships;
jenkins, Wi||oushby, Ferguson Win

BARBARA WORTH COUNTRY CLUB. Mar Tom
CroSb" and Dick Lott pair of youthful sluggerS,
installed the new tavoreS in the annual Imperial Val
ley amateur golf championships here today following
her unset victories MedaliSt Vic Balack and
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
-rosbie> Lott u pset Favorites in Golf Meet
h-iZziies to Roar at Fair

The of tin zzy derby motors at least the sound@
TN ZzleS make when they're initiating will bel
heard once again out county fairgrounds way Satu
day afternoon at o'clock and again > O'Clock Sunday
afternoon. The OCCASION? It's the opening the 1lth
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
First Flight, $3.50 a. m.

John De Paoli df. Gene Marsh.
80; Ross Clark Of. Mel Ferguson,
up; Doc Clarke df. w. Austin up:
Earl Roberts df. Loveridge Marsh.
l up, 10Th: Dr.. Healey df Eldred
Ferguson, 81; Forrest Manley df.
Elmer Sears, def: Newt BrazeIton
of. Bob Albright, l up oath: Benny
Kellerman dt Wayne Elyander.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
Padres Play Sun. Morning
Relay Teams Complete

Four high schools otvile
today announced their marathon the "a
mile jaur Iovlic Imperial
last
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
l.. A. BUTTER & legs
L. A. GRAINS

Los ANGELES. March N'PD
Wheat
No. ! hard white -. sl.67k -1.72i y
No. ! soft white go. S1.G7t2-
Barley
No. Bri west As lbs =. s97k X ! 02 y
Milo. No. 2 yellow =. $1.37h ! .42k
Corn
No. 2 yellow ............ S1.5O-1 so
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
Second Flight. < "A. m.

Duff DinSmorc df Pat GLASGOW,
! up: Jim Stone df Paul Hairaton.
2-l; Paul Brown df r. 3 Mason,
80; Wade Ramsey df G Karp.
81; Charles Donnclly df. Charles
WeStorkamp, i 3 Bob Mcnamara
di. Bill Strickland. -, Bob Ray
burn Of. Tom Ritter, Fl, Jack Har-
rlS Of. Dick Haas. > up.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
MLPS. FLAA FUTURES

Mpls. tlaN May ..#-.. 81 80
July .-... $l.9Ii.
Sept $1.s5&
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
LOCAL BUT7ERFAT

Butter: L. A. extra ............. =
Grade A milk ...#.........#...... Al
Mfr. milk ......a......-. ........... 81
Route gathered cream ...... -
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
Third Flight. 9:3O a. M

Arno Yaeckel Of. Joe Molncr,
30; Vic Nordquist df. M. Huey
80; Nolan Smith df. Hollis Wood
2 up John Kepley Of. c. R. Hayden.
l up 10Th; w. w. McEuen df. Nick
Ballard, 2-l; C. E. Sones df. George
Morris, l up Goth; A. C. Tanksley
Gt. Harry Hendrix, up; G.. Nc
Corkie Of Percie Thackcr. up.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
Fourth Flight, 10 a m

Sid STanbcrgcr d. Rip Carter.
FL; Red Edwards df. Walter Have
korSt, up; NJ. D. Parks df. Herb
Smith, l up; Walter Walsh df. Don
Ault l up, 10Th; Viggo Hansen df
Fred Smith, 81; Ronald Layton
Of. Cotton Dewitt, -: Frank Os-
walt df. Rcd Edwards. jr, def;
q. Lee dt. Bruce Connolly. up.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01
Sixth Flight, 1l:3O a. m.

Jack Davis df Sherman Eldrigc.
81; P. Johnston df Ben Fitc, up.
Ben DanielSon df F. j. Snyder
80; Al Craig df J. Anderson, def. !;
Ed Schiller df Fred Miller, 2-l.
Judge McPhernn df. Leroy Jones
80; James Carson df Barney Riley,
e-5; Larry Hanson df. Warren Cur
r.or 30
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-01

John KeycS d. Como O5Walt a.
Massey Horton df. Walter Erhlich
Sd; H. r Kcrnbcrgcr df. Gus
Montgomery, 2-l; c. l.. Smith df
Floyd Rogers, 4-3: Bud Barker df
Al GarsiulO, 81; H. Alabastcr of.
Al Immel, 81; Tony De Vita dt.
NJ. o. Simms, 81; Alien Yourman
IL O l. Dntrrcn1n A.
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bbSh'h ih6h', i--""
Curlcy Butler df. Vic Gonzales
80; w. Pendergast df. w. r CASEY,
def; Louis DeVita df. G. T. Buck
ely, 3-2; DR.. Peters df. Paul Johns
ton, l UP 18th; Penn Carter 'df.
CT. l.. Iozer, Pei; Otis Hinson df
Mote Dizney, up 18th; Earle Davis
df. Ted Peacock, | up; Mark Nc
Gee df. Bill Moody 6-5.
Ninth Flight, 1:30
Ward Casey df DR.. Holleran, f-3;
Nick Blasquez df N McGilliS, 2-l;
Earl Hunter Gf w. Montgomery
80; George Mcconnell df. W. l.
Martin. up, Goth. J S. Limon df.
J s. Mcconnell. del: p Valdez di.
Jean Carroll -. N rulklnhorn I'll.
Jim CaSon, j-4; A. ltberrc df
Martin Wahl, def
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Seventh Flight, 1910

M. S. Yeck"3 df. Won Azhdcrian.
up; Ben Herring df. Howard Earl
] up 18th; Cap stevens df Lou
Moore, def Bob Campbell di
George Cut%haW, 81; Paul Jcnkins
df RuH@ Richmond, up 18Th; Han"
Mcrklon <f Fred StcrZmg. -.
George Fleming df. y PcrcIyal, 81
Lloyd Loudcn dl. Bin IIudSpcth
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-25
HUBBARD ELECTED
 BY SCOVILL UNIT

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 6covill Mfg. co. Employees Federal Credit union No. 1 now has a mem bership of more than l,5OO and as- sets of over $57,O00, according to annual reports of officers. The unit has voted 8 dividend of four per cent.
 Ofdcers for 1940 are .as follows: President, John Hubbard: vice. president. John Bergin; secretary and treasurer, William Powell; Wil- liam Coleman, Vincent Toletti, John Humphreys, Henry Carlson, Hurbert Smith and Edward Bowling, all members of the board Of directors: credit committee. Tenent Elwih Walter Hessel and John Riley; sup ervisory committee, Joseph Wolff Earl Northrop and Ernest Phillips.