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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
Court Denies Petition OF Pontiac
Men On Contempt Of Court Appeal

PONTIAC. Mich.-Dewitt Hick-
erson and Gordon Wyrick. sentenc-
cd to 60-day terms in the Oakland
County Jail for refusal TO answer
question pronounced TO them by
the one-man grand jury investigat-
inE gambling. must serve their SEN
fences. according to the ruling OF
three Oakland County Circuit judg-
cs, sitting en- banc. The ruling
was made last Wednesday.
Attorneys for the two men, in
their arguments. had challenged the
right OF the one-man grand jury.
Municipal Judge Charles p. Web
sier, 10 investigate anything but
violations OF city ordinances.
In handing down their decision.
Judges Frank l.. Doty. II. Russell
Holland and George b. Hartrick.
pointed TO the Watson case in De-
troit in which Everett |. Watson
was sentenced 10 Jail on a con-
tempt charge when he refused to
answer questions put TO him by the
one-man grand jury investigating
graft in that city.
The attorneys for the two prison
ers had appealed on a writ OF GER
tiorari.
The question asked the two men
was: Ibid you at any time in the
past six years give money 10 any
individual for the purpose OF pro-
tecting the operation OF gambl-
ing house in the city Of Pontiac?"
Attorney Leon Hubbard. repre-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22

stabbed in the chest. abdomen. and
face by WIZ Shiver. during fight
Saturday evening. SILVER made
his eseapc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22

Cd. AUGUSTUS STRAKFR born the Island OF Bafha.
dos West Indies in 1872 received liberal education
the islands and distinguished himself that he became
principal Of Of their leading schools the age Of
seventeen.
In 1867 straker was persuaded come the United
States where he could aid his by teaching in the
schools Of Kentucky Later he entered Howard Univef
sity Law School in a class six months advanced As
student he secured cerkship in the Sixth Auditors
Office of the United States Treasury He held this position
after graduation until in 1873, he TO South Car
DINA as Inspector of Customs Charleston Three times
he was elected 10 the South Carolina General Assembly,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
BARTHWELL'S
NEWEST STORE
is NOW OPEN

The door OF Deiroit's newest and
most modern well-equipped drue
store formally opened Saturday.
Nov. Is. when Sidney Bsrihwell
owner Of the Barthwell chain OF
drug stores. celebrated the compile
ton OF his latest and largest unit
located at the corner of Oakland
and Hague. Flowers from hosts OF
well-wishers filled the store.
Beautifully finished and decorat-
ed with peach walls and bleach
wood booths. the spacious interior
viii accommodate IS persons at the
soda fountain alone.
The up-to-da,e. we'll stocked
prescription department. is tended
by a registered pharmacist at all
times.
In addition TO the soda fountain
kitchen facilities enable delicious,
wcil-prepared meals TO be served
regularly
This modern brick structure
houses the general offices, ware
house. ice cream freezing plant and
garage of the Barihwell chain.
Fluorescent lighting throughout
gives illumination OF sunshine quail
ity without glare.
The high quality ice cream with
which all Barthwell units are sup
piled will be manufactured here in
the large low temperature freezing
vault.
This unit Will employ staff Of Is
well-'rained. efficient and courteous
workers 10 serve the public.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
Youth Organizing In
Every Part Of World

BIRMINGHAM Returning from
two-week trip 10 Mexico City.
Miss Esther V. Cooper, Admins
trative Secretary Of the Southern
Negro Youth Congress, reported
that. Youth throughout the Hemis-
phere are organizing-and organic
ing fast--to help defeat Hitlerism.
Miss Cooper was one OF four
United States representatives who
attended an international Youth
Planning Conference in Mexico
City from October &c TO 81. Other
delegates from the L. S. We're:
Frances Williams and Marie Reed
OF the American Youth Congress;
John Darr OF the National Inter-
collegiate Christian Council: Dolla
Davis OF the Industrial Girls Di-
vision OF the YwCA. Twenty-Five
young people represented Latin
American youth organizations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
Bishop Jones Visits Methodist
Churches In His Jurisdiction

The Rev. Robert L. Jones, ID. d..
IL. d., resident bishop OF the Col
umbus. Ohio area Of the Methodist
church, is making his official visit
to the churches in Michigan under
his jurisdiction. Bishop Jones will
speak I three services Sunday.
Nov. 20.
He will be the guest speaker at
the morning services at Berea
church. Highland Park. and will
address a mass meeting OF Metho-
dist churches. Scott. Kirby and st.
Antoine. at 3 p.m%ln addition, he
will also speak at Scott at pm.
under the auspices OF the Women S
Society OF Service.
Bishop Jones. elected In the
general conference OF the former
Methodist Episcopal church in 1920,
was the hrst Negro 10 be elected a
general superintendent OF that
denomination. and is now the SEN
Tor bishop Of the Central Jurisdic-
ton OF the United Methodist
church.
He presided over the New Orleans
area for Is years before coming to
his present post. He is also found
er of the great Gulfside resort at
Gulfside. Miss.
Michigan churches which are
members OF the Lexington Confer
ence, Columbus area. are; ST. Johns
Pontiac: Bethel, Flint; and Scott.
Berea. Second Grace. Mitchell
Memorial. East End and st. Pauls
Eight Mile Road. Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22

he was elected Circuit Court Commits
sioner for Wayne County in 1893 in a
district where the Democratic party
normally held a large majority. A
shrewd politician, a brilliant orator, q
capable lawyer, d. Augustus Strsker
was known and respected throughout
the country.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
They'll Be Having A
Good Meal To Serve
On Thanksgiving Day

Thanksgiving Day. Nov. 20. will
be featured by many OF the BUSH
ness people in the city. Especially
with th' big football game drawing
large crowd OF visitors.
The Cozy Corner Grill. 400 Has
tings. is offering special franks
giving dinner and an extra-special
floor show all day. Manager Charles
Nay is extending an invitation to
all 10 stop at the Coy Corner and
enjoy real dinner after the Will
berforce-West Virginia game.
Vics famous Log Cabin Pit Bar
B-Que also is making special prep
arations for fans 10 stop by after
the game and enjoy some specially
barbecued chicken. vic's Is located
al SSH Oakland at Holbrook.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22

and each time denied his seat. In 1887, he came to
Detroit, Michigan where he founded lucrative law
practice.
strakers most famous case the Civil Rights decision
IN Ferguson vs. Gies 81 Michigan, which established
the right Of Michigan Negroes TO equal accommodation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
Ypsilani Community Center Nj
Sponsor Program At Church Ia

November % at 3 pm. Youth
Day" will be featured AZ the Church
Of God on Adams street. Ypsilanti.
sponsored by the Carver Commu-
nifty center.
A program Of Negro history and
musical numbers will be rendered.
The public is invited.
Parents are invited TO be present
and bring their children. The mem
bership drive for 500 strong will
be on.
At 3 pm. Nov. 30 at Harriet st.
school, the Palm Leaf club will
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
Recreation Room For
Fort Wayne Soldiers
Has Formal Opening

Following preparations OF many
week formal opening ceremonies
OF the Recreation Room of Com
pany b 4Sth Quartermaster Regi-
ment. Fort wayne were held Sun
day afternoon under the auspices
OF the Trinity Unit Of the American
Red Gross.
The Trinity Unit. headed by Mrs.
Ardenah Stephens. had solicited
funds 10 purchase the furniture
for the room and draperies for the
windows. There were approximate
ly so donations received by the
Unit.
More than 500 persons attended
the opening. Music was furnished
by Leroy Smiths orchestra.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
Wedding Anniver.,r,
OF Fields Held Wal
An Elaborate Dim.

Mrs. Mary Epps and job, |
Wilkie recently gave ! ,prs. .s \
ner in honor ~ the vsSsls ~ y. !.
yersary Of Mr. and Mrs r,..1
Fields. at s4s5 Manhattan ,,,.. .''
Hamtramck. Guests preser, ~.
Mrs. Alma West Henry Job,v'
Mrs. Minnie Washington AVA -, n.y.
ter Paul Price. N'
The dinner was slabcrs,. :,
was enjoyed by all present ~ !,
beer and champagne. cocssI
were served.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22

give a silver tea. for N. -,
the center. The club ss -, 0'a'tl |
YER center s.. s''' ns Cd
Mrs. Matte Dorsey -.
Lydia Neal met with c,,. a !. "
OF the Presbyterian chu,s 's ~
Dorsey spoke on Carver ' c,- y
nifty Center, Past. Prs,.n, .0s1'
lure. Many things we're nr..'
ed to promote the cen,tr's os moa!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22

The Senior Missionary will spon-
church. Wednesday evening. Nov.
church. wednesda yevening. Nov.
26. from 10 5. featuring poetry
and pictures by Lucy Foster Guilt
ford. The public is invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22

senting Hickerson. said later that
there was possibility the case
would he taken to the State
Supreme Court.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-13
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, May 13 dPy --
Stocks today made a auiet. irrogu-
lar advance IN favorab bic wall
street Interpretation of the Hess
tIGht to Scotland and the post
speech - d"
Railroad and oil shares led in
volume. Motors and aircrafts were
steady, utilities mixed, rubbers
easier and farm shares higher.
Atlantic Coast Line, best per-
former among rails, made a new
nigh at 21A up IL. Southern rel
stored a minor loss. Santa Fe de
ing.
Standard Oil of New Jersey led
It's group in turnover and made
minor gain. Ohio Oil euuaIcd it's
nigh for the year and then eased
North American was a firm spot
among utilities where new lows
were made by Consolidated Edison
Commonwealth Edison and Com
monWealth and Southern. The util-
ityaverage dipped to with in a
traction Of its low for the year
made a short time ago.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages; Industrial 117.2I.
up OF; Rail 28.73 off Is; Utility
1923, off .0S; and So stocks 4O.Os
off .05.
Stock ssales approximated 43O e.
200 shares compared with 100000
Yesterday. Curbs stock sale were
5000 shares against $4,000 in the
previous session.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-13

NEW YORK, May Is CUP)- The
second set of east-west games open
in the majors today and the two
focal points of interest are Crosley
Field. Cincinnati. and Yankee
Stadium. New York.
At Crosley Field the pace-making
Brooklyn Dodgers tangle with the
world champion Reds. At Yankee
Stadium the front-running Cleve-
land Indians meet the suffering
Yankees.
For the Reds. the two-game SER
les with the Dodgers is tremend-
ously important. Right now the
Reds are very close to being panic
stricken. Only Bill McKechnie's
steady guiding hand keeps some Of
the boys from going completely to
pieces. They can't do anything right
and have begun TO worry about it.
The Reds chronic batting slump
has placed such heavy burden on
the pitching and fielding that one
bad pitched ball or one error can
cost the world champs a ball
game. The Reds have lost eight of
their last IL games, largely through
feeble hitting. In % games this
season the Reds have made only II
runs and l62 hits, or an average
of three runs and seven hits per
game. You have to go all the way
back 10 April 26 to find a game
where Cincinnati has made as
many as nine hits. In their eight
most recent games the Reds have
garnered only Al hits. or a frac-
ton over five per game. It's a
wonder the Reds aren't in the GEL
lar with that kind of hitting. In
fact, the Reds are closer to the
cellar (only 3l1 games away than
they are to second place (seven
games back
McKechnie will shoot Bucky Wal
ters and Paul Derringer at the
Dodgers today and tomorrow, hop
ing to sweep the series and give
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-13
Peace Picketers
Patrol CAPITOL

WASHINGTON, May 13. CUP)--
The American Peace Notifications
round-the- clock picket Of the White
House went into its fifth day to-
day with a special police guard
which was assigned last night after
a group Of about 20 soldiers, sailors
and marines unsuccessfully sought
10 break it up.
The attack precipitated a small
riot within earshot of President
Rooseyelt's living quarters but was
broken up with only one casualty.
Edward Young, 25, Washington, was
treated at emergency hospital for
cuts about the face and head. He
said he got them from the buckle
end of a belt.
Two Of the attackers, Pvt. Fred
Harvey, jr., 10, of the Annapolis,
Md, marine detachment, and Pvt.
Perry NJ. Greasy, 13, from Fort
Myer, Va, were taken TO a police
station. There, Young identified
Greasy as his assailant and the
latter was held on a charge of
assault. Harvey was held for mill
tary authorities.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-13
Joey Regains His
Featherweiqht az

WASHINGTON, May 13 CUP)-
Joey Archibald regained an old pos
session today-the featherweight
championship.
The pint sized Providence, R. l.,
puncher moved back into the throne
room New York state syle) by
betting out a 15-round victory over
Harry Jeffra of Baltimore, the man
who captured the crown from him
year ago.
The title transfer was witnessed
by scarcely quorum of fans hud-
died around the Griffith stadium's
home plate.
The 1900 Spectators, who contrib
uted a meager gate of S2700. like
wise witnessed the perpetuation of
one of the most unusual winning
streaks in sports. 1t was the 21st
victory Archibald has scored in a
washington ring. He never has lost
a fight here.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-13
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES, May 13 UP)
Supplies continued liberal TO hea-
W with demand and trading gen
orally slow.
Asparagus: per lb: loose local
colossal SEC. ex fey 61z-7c. fey
3 y SC, choice &c, crooks 1874 c,
small &c; san Diego large 5Ia SC,
extra large TIC, medium 4-f1zc,
small Sc.
Cantaloups Imperial Wy jumbo
crts Ass s4.25-5; std ass S2.75-325
few $3.50; pony Ass S2-2.25 few
s1.75. 54s Si75-2.25, 72s-s8s $50
l.75; Yuma std 45s $3.50; pony
ASS S2.25-2.5O; 54s S2-225. Honey
balls: Imperial Wy std ass 1926.
pony 45s mostly $225 few $24O,
54s S2.-225. 72s-s0s $1.75-2.
Squash: white summer Imperial
crates 1851; lugs s1.5O-1.75 local
lugs S2-2.5O. Italian lugs S1.65-1.S /;
San Diego S1.60-1.75.
Tomatoes: Imperial crates 9-tops
81. 25-1.6O, 12s S1.25-1.50; los S1-1.15; /;
20s 7O-75c: Holtville 9-tops best
81 .5O-1.65 few S1.75, 12s $1.40-1.65; ;
16s S1.1O-1.35; 20s 1850.
Watermelons: Imperial Wy Klon-
dikes 1920 lb avg ton lots $4,000
$500: Mexican Angelenos less than
ton lots SC lb.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-13
Qualifying Trials
Set for Public
Links Tournament

former champions required to earn
places in the trials. SectionalS will
be SO holes.
Unless he obtains permission to
transfer, each entrant competes in
the round played nearest his resi-
dence.
The full list of qualifying points
follows: Tucson, Ariz.; Los Angeles,
San Francisco; Denver; New Brit
ain, Conn.,: Jacksonville, Fla; At
lanta; Honolulu; Boise, Ida; Idaho
Falls; Chicago; Indianapolis; Wichi-
ia, Kan; louisville, KY; New Or
leans: Baltimore; Detroit; St Paul;
Kansas City; st. Louis; Helena,
Mont; Omaha, Neb.; Amsterdam,
N. Y; Buffalo, N. Y; New York
City: Pinehurst,N c.; Fargo, N. D.;
Cleveland Dayton, o.; Tulsa, Okla;
Portland. Ore: Philadelphia; Pitts
.burgh; Houston; Salt Lake City
Seattle; Spokane, Wash; and Mil
waukee.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-13
BY HARRY FERGUSON

NEW YORK, May l3. up
Scattered photographs containing
scattered thoughts:
1t can't go on forever, of course,
but Detroit hasn't won a ball
game since Hank Greenberg left
them almost week ago to join the
army Just to show you how much
the big guys bat is missed the Tig-
ers have scored only seven runs
in four games.
Looks like Jockey Eddie Arcaro
won't be in the saddle when Whirl-
away tries to make it three in a
row in the Belmont Stakes on June
7. He is under contract to Mrs.
Payne Whitney vino may have a
couple of horses in there herself, in
which case she will want Arcaro
to be up on one Of them The
switch in jockeys ought to throw
some light on whether WhirlaWay
has been cured of drifting on the
turns. He was doing it consistently
until Arcaro took him over in the
Kentucky Derby and the Preak-
ness.
The big parade from the major
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-13
TurI,ac Leaves
For Big Bear

John Turnac, golf professional
at the Barbara Worth country club
was slated to leave Tuesday for
his summer place at the Peter Pan
Woodland club, Big Bear.
Turnac will be at Big Bear until
September. He will return to Bar
bara Worth next fall. Meanwhile,
the Barbara Worth links will re-
main open at least until June l.
Greensmen reported the course in
good condition. The greens, parti-
cularly, have held astonishingly well
despite warm weather
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-13
District BowIers
Take -Four Games

Imperial Irrigation district bowl
ing team swamped 7-Up bowlers
Sunday evening in Ell Centre, taking
four games. Meanwhile, the district
power team was breaking even with
Nevada California with two games
apiece
Robertson Auto team and Valley
laundry also broke even, two games
apiece. High game of 219 was bowled
by McGillis and high series of 2257
was boWled by the Roertson team.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-13
Leads in Pistol
Shoot Contest

Frank Raney led marksmen of
the Imperial sheriffs office this
week in a current competition over
the combat range of the immigra-
ton service at Ell Centre.
Raney's latest mark was a score
of 800 made in 26 seconds for a
point per second score of 1888.
In number two spot was Park Bur-
ritt with lit points per second,
followed by Herbert Hughes with
11.40, Rodney Clarke at 10 and
Dale Nice at 9.35.
New standings are posted each
week. Deputies expected to organize
five-man team within a month
and challenge all comers.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-13
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. May - UP) 49,
Hogs 400. about steady with
Mondays close or IS 10 25 cents
lower than earlier; sows stronger,
medium to choice 160-224 lb but
chers $3.50; early top $50, some
held higher; light lights 1856 few
heavy to 8.25, sows 7.25-7.75.
Cattle 400; slow early sales,
steady with Mondays; few loads
medium S67-977 lb fed steers 1926
1850; common streets 725-S.50. Best
heifers held above 10; load 1858 lb
few cows 825; cutter to common
cows 6.25-7.35; Gamers and cut
ters SIS; fed steers Monday 10
1885; grassers 9.50-9.85; Mexican
7.25-7.75; calves 400; little done;
undertone about steady.
Sheep 100, no sales; good 10
choice spring lambs quoted 10 pos
sibly 1850 and good shorn ewes
4.25 or above.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-13
Sacramento Senators, Leading League
PIay Host TO San Francisco's Seals

parently won't be headed. San Fran
cisco has played heads-up ball un-
der Acting Manager Larry Woodall.
The tail-end Portland Beavers are
guests of Oakland this week, while
the Rainiers are playing Hollywood
in the south. San Diego's Padres,
who pulled into a second-place tie
with Seattle, are nosts to Los An
geles.
A scheduled benefit encounter be-
tween San Francisco and Oakland
was rained out last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-13
BY UNITED PRESS

The league-leading Sacramento
Senators are host this week to the
San Francisco Seals who, eight
games behind, are in the first di-
vision for the first time in weeks.
The Solons, six and half games
ahead of the second-place Seattle
Rainiers, are exhibiting the daring
and speed of their parent club, the
st. Louis Cardinals, under the man
agement of Pepper Martin, and ap-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-13
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, May l3 tUP) - Grain
futures made sharp gains in to-
days session. Wheat at the top
level was up more than cents a
bushel while soy beans showed
gains of over cents. other grains
shared in the upward movement
Profit taking sales checked the
advanced. October SOY beans NOV
ed up II a new high for the sea-
son the final minutes and May
euualed the top for the season.
Wheat closed up ! z ?. Corn was
up lA-lh. oats up ~, rye off
i 10 up q and soy beans up 30
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-13
Moonlight Golf
Tourney Slated
AtDeI Rio Club

A nine-hole moonlight golf tour
nament will be held Friday nlght
at the Del Rio club in BraWley,
Tournament chairman Walter
Walsh announced.
The tournament will start at u
o'clock, followed by refreshments
and dancing. Flares will BE placed
at tees and green's and players may
use flashlights. Play will be over
shortened. pitch and putt course
Longest hole will be 100 yafos'
shortest 40 yards.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-13
Dodgers TonsIe
With JitterX
Cincinnuti Reds

the Reds the shot in the arm they
need so badly.
The Indians. after running off
II straight. have lost five of their
last seven and have been showing
trouble in the pitching box. sup
poSedly ClevelandS most formid-
able department. Roger Peckin-
paugh has had TO call on 10 pitch
ers in the tribes last seven games,
and hasn't had a starter go the
route since Bob Feller pitched a
three-hitter against Washington
May 5.
The YankS knocked off the Ind
ians twice hand-running on their
recent visit TO Cleveland. routing
Al Milnar and Al Smith. Manager
Joe Mccarthy has saved his two
top pitchers, Marius Russo and
Ernie Bonham. to fling at the Ind
ians Bob Feller, who was blasted
out by the Browns in his last start,
will attempt TO send the Indians
away winning on their eastern trip
which is likely to have considerably
CAAcCI OlI NAlS lA4Ot 4llSANdA ssbNA@
tude.
The Red Sox reduced the Ind
ians' lead TO 2i2 games yesterday by
betting the Yankees. 8-4. Lefty
Grove gave up 10 hits but tightened
in the clutches to win his c95th
major league victory. Lefty Gomez
wildness prepared his downfall
Jimmy Foxx homered with two on.
Washington won its first start of
the season from the Athletics. ST.,
and regained sixth place. Dutch
Leonard took his third straight
game. holding the AS to six hits.
Jim Vernon's homer tied the score
and four successive hits produced
a four-run rally in the Washing
ton fourth.
Monte Pearson's first start for
the Reds proved terrific flop. The
Cubs Rocked him out in the second
inning and went on to trim Gin
cinnati, 12-I. Bill Lee allowed the
champs only six hits while Pearson
gave five walks and two hits in
IL g innings.
Lon Warneke won his fourth
straight as the Cardinals beat the
Pirates 6-2. whaling three Pitts
burgh pitchers for 13 hits. Jimmy
Brown and Gus MancuSo made
three hits each.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-13
Pittsburgh Options
Rookie Catcher

PITTSBURGH, May 13. tUP)-
The Pittsburgh Pirates have option
ed Joe Schultz, rookie catcher, to
Portland of the Pacific Coast league
for the second time in two years,
the baseball club announced today.
The option reduces the Pirate
roster to 27-two more than the limit
which must be reached by midnight
tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-13

NEW YORK, May l3 (UP)-Qual-
flying trials for the national puoiic
links golf tournament will be held IN
80 districts from June 27 to June
20 the United States Golf aSsocia-
ton announced today.
Entries for the qualifying trials
close June 9 and the tournament
will be played July l4-1s at the
Indian C>nyon golf course, Spokane,
Wash.
The field for the tournament
proper will be 1872 with all except
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-13
Round Robin PLAY

NEW YORK, May 13 (UP)-The
field for the $4,000 Goodall round
robin golf tournament numbered
nine players today following ac-
ceptances of Paul Runyan and
Jimmy Thomson to play in the
1875 hole competition May 1925 at
the Fresh Meadow country club.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-13
Former Fl Centran
Wins Keq Tourney

A former Ell Centre feminine soft
ball star was recent winner of a
Los Angeles bowling tournament,
valley friends learned Tuesday. 1t
was Chiyoko Sugimoto, who several
years ago competed on the Ell Centre
girls team.
The bowling tournament, conduct
ed by coast newspaper, brought
the winner an automobile.