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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
Kickoff Banquet
At Christian
Church Friday

Gn1UGaratine the football season.
No3n2 people OF the State Street
CHRISTIAN ciaroh. who are also
maa-UratA2 another year under
.ea officers. Iii s2onsOr a kick
ttt t-M4ac' .. 50 pm. TINS Fri
~. Ced. O.. in the church, this at
lar laEia. 4laoc prior to the lirs'
hsea school tc3tpall game.
messages appropriate % the ban
raet t!aMp vii! be piven By Jerry
iJr:ncrl ~ ,ieW iH4ior tpllo-e coach
Who Vii 'peah uu Training Rules
90 liz 'I@.n'@ Williams. popu-
IL '.s=." -.cm B:at.leT. on pen
l,ie lor Br.ENs iJtc'& Rules;
Ms Ha2eIe soYea OH. elrl,' phyai-
cd education teacher. ON a Well
Rounded Life; the Bey. Mr. f. L.
Carer, church pastor, ON. The
Gfea. Rulc Book
Pauline Hoy. president will con-
duer the meeting and Walter Price.
momber cf tie JC. football squad.
is toaS tmaster.
Plans ior the Young peoples pro-
cram durina the year are TO be
discussed.
The banQuet has been set fo~
- p}n. SO that fhe group may 90
in group To the game. arriyira
in time tor HE Kickoff. Boys o.
tie Junior college tc3m are to be
epe@ial guests and the banquet is
,Tee for Yuua& pe9pl, actually in
tenc.'cd III tie Christian church
-.ou0 a.d vie expect to play
tha game af'o" thc !.i,,.-cff" said
,he Ee1. III C.rtcr.
F.II kMiaEl. i II charge of all
NrpOGrdtl0rS.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
AnnOUnC emenfs
OF tinqs

Wilson E.~T.A. slNdH cr0@p WI.
meet il the school rhurdaa &t ~
am. to oiscaes Droh'eLs5 rt.a'lve \
adolescence. Mrs. Donau Ba'5st;
is the chairman and plaAa q course
OF STUDY On the problems ~ 9"AloS
children OF this ace and methods
Of improving conditions for Chi
drcn.
R9sa-M Mesquite home department
has cancelled its meeting AID will
moi have regular session um'I'
after Miss Florencc Glenn, hom,
demonstrat.2u ,.geE1. retnns to i
yallcF
McCabr- Eucalyptus home depart
ment will resume its meetings ncXt
week, Thursday Oct. 9, meeting at
1890 am. at thc home OF Mrs. john
z. Jac.i5Cn toUr miles south on IL"
Dal.lIa canal road A planned lGHcH-
coli vii bo served at noon by u
committee composed of MIS-, IIoH
ID = uaWorth. Ms N. J. IL
BlUC..erlc and Ms Eb5u e. ChrI r.
tlMA DTjna lie mo.lius. home
eauW.Qa @iId gardens wiz br thr
subject Tor discussion with first aij
and Red Cgoss as the 5Ubicct Toy
the afternoon, Mrs. Huah 7. o.
bLNrc, RED Gro war production
chairman a1d Dr. Damrou oi Cmn
Sce.ry rs thy speakers.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
PHONE 300
Twelve New Members Affiliate
With Women's Defense Corps

Twelve ncW member, several Of
whom are from Bra#lcg. were vel
.amed TuesdaE evening Il The reg
Q,as meeting Of tne Imperial Val
&C.,, Women's Defense corps neld III
lie FL Centre BAH park
Acunz captain, Mr.. Fed Riddle
gave a talk on the purpose and
aim of the group, strcssing the facf
that the women are organized fof
home defense Oily, auG a no lime
viii be required to leave the com
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
Soroptimists Plan
Ne tine

FL Centre Soroptimists made plans
for an interesting dinner mcet.\ Y
next Monday night, inviting l8 men
from Camp Scclc" to be their guests.
Plans tor this affair Weredis-
cussed at The club luncheon Men
day noon at SherWOod's, and iudgn5
by the plans TIE dinner Will be an
outstanding affair with amuSin2
favors and deli1ntful entertainment
as special attractions. TIC cinncr
will take place at : pm. Monday
at .ShcIWC0G'S.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
Karena Shields to Give First
Ten Thousand Club Program

with IS little expense as possible
Two club sections take the next
programs: Drama Workshop IN Feb
ruary and Twice Told Tales in
March. For April Agnes Elccta Dee
bic OF Los Angeles, handwriting eX-
pert will analyze the Importance OF
handwriting in determining person.
ality traits. and i'll May Beatrice
Edmonds Will again present the cur
ren, Broadway theatre season.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
Mrs. Ferguson Reflected
County w. c. T. u. Head

At the bancu /. cOEss. V,To aIa
for c2 llembers and sas'.. sp.io.-
imatclY 100 ga!herina ~ he@ #.#
Wherlerk address.
Guests Of hooor in aJdflan L.
MS. Whrler. i&rlud>d. NJ Js-
eEh slmo1h president oi lie BrU-
leg Womens cluD, Z. /. Ill.Aaa.
county superintendent g.. schools
and Mrs. Hitemau; Aia Nueel
Hayes, Holtviie P.-T \ president.
the Rev. Mr.. chester Whitr. OF
iicial representative q The Wiley
ministerial association. a4-ly of the
other valley ministers aIso being
present.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
Past Matrons end
Patrons Me e+

Past MatronS and Patrons asso-
citation of the Order OF die Eastern
Star resumed meetings with a DO,
luck dinner. a brid4c game and a
brief business session. all Of which
too4; place Tuesday night in the FL
Centre Masonic temple
Mrs. Leslie Mcconnell is associa-
tion president.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
Observe Advance
Offfic ers Niqhf

IAFEKlAI. OF. l.-Go'dcn Rul.
thGtc" Of TaDcliai VIII c5se.Vr adj
za.'c"' 1t'i"c,,' nieh Thusaduy a.
-. laNtr.s I'll n'e.ori, in IL,
Ma=oaia h@.i Ms. Lr1 Ha..sr. dr.
.se.ata matYcn ".d Clayton R0dg2ra.
8 *ay!a.. Istron VIII advance 10
tac c1s' ma NJ fIo5u Iif.h"fial..
caat"'f"'.5, to @tr- west, Nj. W
H. p}rNrhGrE ,dy@HonG 30 .h-
cs@.H.st#tA. at..lG2.
C...at, pm il .'aac ih.a p'ce.
'aP q rlt2s:,.f.s ca5Dya9la osr
az ~ ".l.&}N"'a.s 4 i@4c attcrG-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01

Mrs. Fldred Ferguson of Holt
vile was re-elcetrd unanimously as
president of the Imperial County
WomenB CEIi=tiaN rymavraao'
Union at thc 95fh annHM cauFsl-
ton conducted Tucson" IL dc
BrawIey First Baptist cnWch.
Mrs. Mabel DolSon ui Imperial
succeeds Mr. II McK3Sick ut i.
Centro as vice -presIdeut, Mrs. Pearl
Waggoner of Cala%ico was rc-elest-
ed corresponding secretary. NJ.
May williams CT Holt|!l!r Wa& 70
elected c0rscS3aadin- secretary. aEc
Esther Trent va cHoeon tg'asufc:
succeedinR Mi. Lola McGalmon.
The election VI TIE hlghhlht ol
the morning session and the high
light tor the Culirc gathering va,
Mrs. EVA Crdv.n Wheeler Int
state prcaidcn, Wnoao rapid-inr de-
liV, ~. keen vii ana f3Ou e5mlng!
sense plus H. insMsa.Ioa an2 al
ways brings 20 .atngIins. ar
both the atIc.nD.u sui c"Cnln'
sessions with har u%H casHd i3sm
for the @aU.C
Afternoon Talk
In the afternoon MIS-. Wn2sfl
brought The forum cchoc: frcM Tt
national conv,ntton, describing the
main proceedings. 'e.i.uG Of lht
growing sentiment t9rOU2hout tE;
nation in favor OF tsnp'rance ant
citing many inatanc. ID prove hel
point. She stated that during the
- nn .r,
been enrolled and that u new
counties have been ORGANIZED. IN
teresting pGrsonalit!es and the
commtntS made by foreign repre-
ScntativcS were described.
Set thine heart upon the high
way for therein lies the safety O
nations" was the text Mis-. Wneel2,
used for hcr evening address en-
titled stop That Traffic Jam, tn,
main body OF her talk bains dcVot9C
to the problems Of alcoholism "nt
traffic.
Mu,ical Number
Margaret Narllg at HoitVilic. az
conpanivd Dy Aye. Kenneth Ea9lt
w.G h-ard il i aIaHi) ii T0c}l solo
during IL dinner Aoi'., Ms. A, W
Wright CT Bru%l"Y also cM.Uihut
in2 Hroup Of sons. Nj Ca"!
ton C. Buck oil I!oI,yilIe mace
gracious and capaD!. .J&stmistTrS@
with tin Rev AIY Blc.; equall'
capable in tn. rpiv o! rie leader.
IL tnc r!ur.u: e>.on lhn con
venlion Wa> ana 10 etdn BY
Mr. F...sl -. al''. L. m@ Hasiaii
utl I'M greeting tr =. i'.sTlr% "A'
MI. G,uls' ". INoaE. oi ~ CEN
no re poudM, fer H." DELEGATES.
Officer and dcpaIMeHt head
made their reDolj>. o! le@ra W2r
elected and tAa 4. min session
concmdtG with an address BY lhc
REV Mr. Clarence .i.'l"" OF BraW-
low styes an" lnr fac, that lnull
tcrenc, IS The chief enemy to reaI
accomplishment.
Memorial S"ryiC
Daring the afternoon, il "ddluoh
10 MIS-. Wnaolo,. oDsM to9'ui d.
cYs>jou Ill. a.,a,.In le@l'ncd an
nnnr4s.la r.cmo"i1l lHi'r con
ducted by Sr.. l..@. L''.sr oi holt
vl!lc a:i az = '"..a - ,,i,,, XIV .
Mr. A y W. =. IL .D.t"AdEi
H.. 1t.t.1. rI . .v lfrM;s.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
To Start Arr
Glass Soon

Edna Nelson Of BraWlc% has an
nounced that She VII s.ar. weekly
II, cl>.sses in Ell Csntlo beginning
oct. 10 at tn? home oj MIS-. john
r. Ricc on We Nam these classes
being dcsig:cd as foundation
for thC course To bo given hJ Emil
Bisttram Gf Taos, New Mexico. who
will arrive in The valley Feb. to
conduct, classes similar to those
which lie held last year.
Ms. Nelson will teach drawing.
composition, color theory and oil
painting and thos' WISHING further
information may write her or tee-
phone, BraWlcy 870l -R4.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
C.saheA co
G4& n
New
By Jane Mccain bell
Telephone 81

c. B. Hcathcrinaton I, 3een APP
pointed assistant pOStmElr9 of the
LEGAL post office t. tao 'le place
OF Claude Ritter. Bud ',ang has
slso been promo,cu 90 post Of
inside clerk.
The ToastmaStor c-C Ill have
its first meeting of tEeJc4r Wed
ncsday night at 6:3G in t. De Anzd
hotel with Lyn Johns )npreSiding.
MI. and Mrs Bert R4dish and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Mct1t were the
CalcXlcans who attend ,dthe East
eln Star meeting in IL cntro for
the past matrons and pabns Tues
day evening.
There vii be q reeu3 mcctina
Of the Ki%ania cl!b WeAlesday at
l-:l0 in tin DE- ANA
lac intermediate Bldg .,c,, ~
CT tie JuatT Woman, cIu3 me- Il.
the home o! Miss Barbara SNaaM
TUESDAY a.-.!,. Afpr Their calG
the eucStf cnJoYed efreshmcnts
Az inter 'slls program If -
cational aervI, Vas enjoyed Tia 81
day by tie r 'lly club iii char-
man of III" daecuk@ EG-,u~ IL
delsoh VIE al,' nlis. :" gwen cge@-
it tor the nalYfn.;S byoeram 9.A
on. Ihe m II ~ W rlau
Mills OF umtinftoH Park.
Mr.. and Mrs cha. les Daaaon O..
Huntington Par and Mr.. and Nh.
Ed Inglehart q Los Angeles spent
the week end With the J. II. Nc
Coys. While hr2 the visitors Went
dove huntin2 "a proudly rctmnoG
with the limit
The Camp Fl3 guardian a.~ocl-
alton viii holdl its iirst noetrny
of the ytou at the Allen Aiuino>
home liar day Afternoon. II:
main tOi ic Of lfiScu sion will bp
the new group W fich they ar pian
ning to start il The Hi3h -c..o,
for tie clatr 2iitS
NJ. and Mrs. joe LaN"" ant t.#fl
dan ahtcr, Peggy. jGrt reurtoo
from Il three weeks tip i'll W5irl,
they Travelled through MaNIcu
spending some lime i. MeNic) Cit,
NJ. and Mrs. Wal,gr Farley a"p
in town at tn, De Auz2 hose. F,tr.
ley is here Oh business.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
News HENS About
Valley Residents

Mrs. Ola Dickey. Mrs. " II
Flores. Lois Lyons and Jane Harlan
have returned from a week visit
in Albuarquerquc New Mexico,
where they were the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs Ed Harerovc. Mr.. Har-
-royr, who is with the air corps, IS
abou. to BE- transferred TO a new
station. While in AlbuerqucqGe the
visitors fook IN the New Mexico
S'at" iair.
Mrs. Lucille Lepper is home again
after attending a convention and
educational show in Long Beach.
F8ll Of enthusiasm over their
irst camping trip, Mr. and Mrs.
Z. S. SUickler of Ell Centro ar
rived home Monday night, their
d&uehter Evelyn, who accompanied
then, remaining in Los Angeles
Wners she is employed. The Strick-
lcrs left three months ago for a
camping trip, going to LeeVlnlng,
then Lake Tanoe. Reno, Nevada,
back to Leevining over the Tioga
Pass to Yosemite ana Sequoia N&-
ti0nal parks. Enroute they took
ZONE 600 feet of colored motion
pictures this part of their vacation
takin- approximately four weeks
time. They then spent some time
at Lake Arrowhead where they
;JQ!; what they believe to be their
finest pictures. returning to Los
Angeles where they took an apart
meal or the rest OF the summer,
! enjoying a visit with their children
J who live in that city.
Mrs. Allen P Nuffer has returned
from q stay OF several days in Los
Angeles.
Marie r. jenkins. Ell Centre mu-
sic teacher, is at home after a
summer spent for the greater part
at Mission Beach, and is ready to
resume her classes.
The E. L. Carsons have returned
from their vacation.
( Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R. Brown
of 1874 Olive enjoyed a two months
vacation trip to Louisville Ky. with
a visit to Mrs. Browns parents as
the highlight Unfortunately, their
trip was marrcd by an automobile
accident in which Mrs. Brown suf-
tered severe bruises.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
Ay;;a:i..x Flying +.
On %:3n-SiQn 'Gris,

VANCOUVER, = e.. O.I.1. up1
-Mrs. ]tvelyh }'}.sa#. Ta ia.
III rInNe1 80 laIr ,tl ,oG.. ov
= n"n stop 1,70j-HlIr fli-.tj - 3ie>
no il her l2t. nlonol nuc. Mis-.
Liberty
Wr"'acH N"r r'Daf" fa4.r..,s'.
"Il along The route j1 T.u9ea. So
en>dpled rer tax O. ga. . IN!
"ar possibly : iltl.n 20. :..s
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
WIDOW DIES

WIDOW DIES
NEWTON. n j., OFT /. CUP)--
Mrs. Aline Murray Ki..uer, SO, Wild
0w of Jose kiltyt. r2ct. died to-
dar-al her bonn Il, Stil.Wstar, \. j.
@ltc" q i@i@ u'NC,..
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01

Mrs. Allen P. Nuffer has returned
from q stay OF several days in Los
Angeles
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01

Marie r. jenkins. Ell Centro mu
sic teacher, is at home after a
summer spent for the greater part
at Mission Beach, and is ready to
resume her classes.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01

You'll welcome ee-cold CocaCoa just often and surely
as thirst comes You taste its quaythe quality of genuine
goodness ee-eod gives you the that charms
and never clogs You get the feel Of complete eeshmen
buoyan refreshmen Thirst asks nothing more.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01

The E. L. Carsons have returned
from their vacation.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
Memorial SorYiC

Daring the afternoon. il "ddltloh
to MIS-. Wna'l"'> op.n 'o."ui a.'-
cussion til. .@,ar.n i"@lDcd an
inpr1ss.la rcmo"ll III e. con
ducted bv Mr.. E.@. L''.sr Of holt
vile az. az = '"..a =. ~ R''.
M, a y W. - II .D.t"adEt
tra }l,r.I. o . IT. lfeH'..
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01

c. 3. Hcathcrington 1, 3een ap-
pointed assistant pOstm%lrf of the
lccal post office t. tao 'le place
OF Claude Ritter. Bud = ,ang has
..lso been promo,cu Co post Of
inside clerk.
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Grid Sophs in Big Ten
Robbing Veterans
OF Headlines
ny the Associated Press.

sy the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-If you want
q good hot argument just name the
Big Ten sophomore of the year.
Every school in the circuit, and
Notre Dame, too, has at least one
newcomer each who is robbing the
veterans of headlines every week.
Billy Hillenbrand, the Indiana
ace, was throttled to some extent
by an injured foot. but now he is
well and showed it with great
performance against Wisconsin. He
ranks right around the top with
such other standout sophs as Pat
Harder, Wisconsin; Otto Graham,
Northwestern: Linn Houston, Ohio
State; Tom Kuzma, Michigan, and
Herman Frickey, Minnesota; Don
Griffin, Illinois, and Angelo Bertelh,
Notre Dame.
An unheralded mainstay of the
Minnesota team is Bill Garnaas,
quarterback and blocker de luxe.
It was Garnaas who nailed Bob
westfall on a kickoff return when
q miss would have given Michigan
q touchdown. He intercepted three
passes, caught two others intended
for him and place-kicked the point
his ninth conversion of the season
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Mexican Golf Crown
Being Contested
5000 Feet Up
Ward Hos Cord Of 81, One
Above Record, Tuning
On Lofty Course

MEXICO CITY, Oct 3o-In the
United States airplanes fly at 5000
feet, but Mexico is starting its anna
teur golf championship today at
5000 feet altitude and with United
States Amateur Champion Bud
Ward already the leading threat.
Ward shot a 81, only one above the
course record, in a practice round
over the course which lies high
above Mexico City.
He is one OF Is United States
golfers here TO join Mexicaps in
one Of the few international golf
matches left in a Warring world.
Others include Wilford Wehrl of
Chicago, Johnny Dawson Of Los
Angeles, Bobby Riegel Of Houston,
a semifnalist here last year and
Ward hnahst opponent for tie
United States title; Spec Stewart
of Roswell, N. Mex. and Fred Perry,
the tennis pro who says tennis IS
business, but golf is sport"
Qualifying medal play today will
be over the Chapultepec Golf Club
course, which stretches beside a
drill ground where soldiers sham
battle Throughout the day.
Tomorrow the match play will
begin over the Mexico City golf
course, which was a battle ground
during a revolution a generation
ago. when a battery Of 75s in the
bunkers near the fourth hole shelled
rebels in the clubhouse for four
/ days and where cactus now grows
! in the Sandtraps
Evening star., 1941-10-30

tCOI1IlIlueu FIUlll rage b-lJ
Tinnons might not be ready for the
Colonials, but the downtown staff
placed little credence in the report
As far as Reinhart is concerned he
can't see where or how it will make
sny difference with Johnny Sweatte
and Hugh Afford ready to step into
Timmons' brogans.
The Tigers boast one of the Ma
tion's outstanding punterS in Booty
Payne, who has averaged more than
43 yards this season and who put a
couple of kicks outside on the l.
yard line against Boston College,
definitely changing the games COM
plexion Payne was overshadowed
by Shad Bryant and Banks McFad-
den last year and the year before,
but has been in the spotlight con-
sistently this year.
Another Tiger star certain to
cause trouble is Joe Blalock, all
conference end, who is considered
n fifth man in the backfield because
of his exceptional ball handling. He
lugs the pigskin on both. passes and
end-around plays and there was
some concern last week because he
gained only 50 yards on passes and
"A on end-around runs.
George Washington gave evidence
OF Improvement yesterday in long
and strenuous workout. The Co.
Yn,ioIs' homes rest largely on tht
work of Mike Romasco and Bill
Bess. convertees from blocking
backs to ends, and of Stan ziobro
shifted from the flank to his old po
sition at guard. Reinhart has
feeling the three will deliver and /
thev do the Colonials may be a lit
tie tougher than expected.
Evening star., 1941-10-30

Hardly one fall out Of Is will find
sea trout in bay waters so late.
Their long sojourn has meant an
unusual season for anglers. Now
the end Is in sight. Until the full
moon on Tuesday, the fishing more
than likely will improve, but as 1t
begins to wane the trout schools
will drop down the bay.
The striper schools have been dis
appointing in most areas this fall,
and there is little likelihood at this
late date that any great gathering
Of the clan will occur.
At most every recognized fishing
grounds on the bay few stripers
are being caught. Here and there
are caught fish large enough to
raise the hopes Of every one, but
the average size continues at just
short of a pound and little more
than the II inches required by
Maryland law.
Pike and perch fishing is of and
will continue so until there is enough
rain to sweeten the river waters,
which at this time have an extremely
high saline content Where one fish
ing spot suffers from an extended
drought another appears to gain.
The real oddity of the season is
the continued good surf fishing on
the levels below Ocean City That,
too. probably will continue until the
full of the moon on Tuesday, and
in the course of a night the beach
will be bare of summer fishes.
Hatcheries Highly Productive.
Month after month the turnover
in Federal hatcheries is something
at which to marvel. 1t has been
less than a decade since our Uncle
Samuel's Fish and Wildlife Serv-
ice really started to turn out trout
and other game fishes for the sports
angler, but in those few years it
has been made into big business.
The figures for the month OF
September show 10,833, ,665 fry ano
fingerlings of II varieties were dis
/ tributed in suitable waters by 50
! hatcheries located in 80 States. Ir
! addition, 32,OOO00O eggs. fry ano
fingerlings were handled or were
/ ready for stocking.
Now, one seldom hears the as
sertion that the Fish and Wildlife
Service is concerned only with cCm-
mercial fisheries and their posi-
bilities, but the work in the salt
water, species continues to be just
as important as ever New stations
are being built so that the study
of the various species and theil
continued well-being will show tht
way for a larger crop. To us il
appears as though our Uncle il
doing a pretty swell job.
Last week Capt. Vic Lance raiset
IL sailfsh off Southport, N. c., II
three days of fishing, but Capt
Watts on his Sea Girl out of l.
fish raised to the bats in a singh
day caught two. On the following
day he actually had eight sailfisl
hooked, but landed only two. Fo
Northern fishing, and late in Octo
Evening star., 1941-10-30

Tommy Gomez, the hottest heavy
weight in Dixie, according to Match
maker Gabe Menendez, will be
signed for a match with the winner
of Monday nights l0-round heavy
weight joust between Jimmy De
Chard and Jay D. Turner at Tur-
ner's Arena.
De Chard, whose bad hand seems
sound enough after several days OF
heavy blasting on the hide of Earl
Lowman, would like to take on Co
mez if he gets past Turner. for the
simple reason that Buddy Scott put
the chill on Thomas and Jimmy
figures he can stop anybody who
succumbs to Scotts pit-pat punches.
Buddy may have something to say
about that. although he won't say
it until after the match.
This may be somewhat premature,
for Jimmy isn't certain Of surviving
Evening star., 1941-10-30
-Four Tied for First,
Two for Second in
World Cue Event
Moseoni, Crane, Among
Pocesetters, Clash;
Rudolph, Ponzi Win
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 30,-Half
of the field of IL in the world pocket
billiards championship tournament
hung priority signs on the two top
spots today with four deadlocked
for the lead and two tied for second
place.
times Champion Ralph
Greenleaf of Chicago, Defending
Champion Willie Mosconi of Phila-
delphia, Erwin Rudolph, Cleveland
a four time winner, and Irving
Crane of Iivonia, N. Y, who has yet
to haul down title, were bracketeo
at the top, with Mosconi and Crane
clashing tonight.
Jimmy Caras of Wilmington, Del,
and Andrew Ponzi, New York, held
second place
Rudolph trimmed Onofrio Lauri
of Brooklyn, N. Y. l25 to II in 18
innings. and PonZi defeated Caras,
125 to IS, in nine innings in last
nights matches.