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Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24
ARM|NG
by Burdette Kline
--Pos+-Press Sports Editor

week.
The leagues oldest manager in
point Of service. Lefty ODOuI, as
sembled his San Francisco Seals
batterrmen at San Francisco for
preliminary drills. The full team re-
ports at Boyes Springs on March !
Johnny Vergez headed the Oak
land club at the Napa training
quarters. Los Angeles, minus the
sensational Lou Noylkoff who was
sold to the Chicago Cubs, went TO
work at Ontario under Jigger Statz.
the Angels finished second last
year
Manager Cedric burst drove his
San Diego Padre patterymen and
rockies through their first workout
here in E Centro at the city stad-
ium
Most experts predicted the Seattle
Rainiers would repeat as champions
with Sacramento, Los Angeles. Hol-
lywood, San Francisco, San Diego,
Oakland and Portland figured 70
finish IN that order.
Chances of the San Diego Padres
TO finish in the first division de-
pend upon the ability Of Pitchers
Wally Hebert and Byron Humphrey
10 stand the strain left by the loss
of Dick Newsome, VINO went to
the Red SoX.
The Padres still need, and may
uncover in spring training. one win
ming pitcher an InIielder and an
outfielder to become a first division
ball club.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24
Gregory Rice
S'mashes Thru
Distance Records

NEW YORK. Feb y tUF'-In-
door intercollegiate traak and field
stars take over Madison Square
Gardens boards tins Saturday in
the 20th annual IC4A clampiou-
ships. semI-final event Of the an
nual four-meet lccaI indoor season
Gree Rec. unbeatable bantam
from South Bend. Ind. carried the
big time uackstsrs gast tAt mid
way point on I'll, iocal circuit with
2 world record performance ir the
three mue race. feature event Of
the National AA.U.s SD annual
championships last Saturday
Rice awed the crowd OF over IA
900 by lettering his own three
mile mark and clipping two other
figures while enrOu-a 10 his eighth
consecutive triumph this winter and
18th straight indoors in Two years.
He TUNED in 1881 foa the three
miles. posted 1895 for - miles
and l2:49 for % while beating
Don Lash. former Indiana great, h
{ full lap.
The three marks eclipsed by Rice
were the 1923 posted il last
years Finnish Relief meet three
mile. Finnish Talsto MaEis l1:4O
for the . and 1858 for the
. He also came within 40 Of
second OF the listed world outdoor
record.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24

ing Saturday and sunday, lnclud-
ing a host of championship flight
contenders out to tuneup their
games for qualifying Wednesday,
the date set aside for champion
ship qualifiers.
Qualifying play will continue thru
Wednesday with match play slated
to start Thursday morning.
Scores posted Saturday and Sum
day:
C. Cutler lO2; Russ Richmond,
l02; Dudley Ellios, l02; F.. D. Beane,
1903; Sherman Eldridge, l03 Glen
Willingham, 105; Paul Johnston, 105;
Ward Casey. l08; Nj. L. Mitchell,
lO8; Nick Higginbotham, l12; Herb
Lee, 1923; Ben Fite, 85.
Sid Swanberger, 3d. James Moo
nan, 81; Fred Smith, 81; Gene
Brown, 81; Bill Walker, 88 Bill
Strickland, SO Ed Mason, So Wade
Ramsey, 80; c. l.. Smith, SO; Nolan
Smith, go; Jim Cason 81; Arno Yae-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24
SDTiHq Training .

- UJuf8 utftfiy
Seven OF the eight clubs in the
Pacific Coast league started sprng
training sessions Monday pointing
toward the opening Of the season,
April 5th.
Oakland. San Francisco, Portland,
Seattle. Hollywood Los Angeles and
San Diego teams assembled Sacra-
mento. the eighth club in the league,
starts spring drills at Fullerton,
March 3.
Two new managers went into
action. Seattle 1889 and 1910 league
champions, began worE at San Fer
nando under Bill Skiff, former New
York Yankee catcher. Skiff sue
ceeded Jack Lelivelt. who died sud
denly during the winter. The cham
pions found their 1910 lineup rid
died by promotions and holdouts.
George Archie. most valuable play
er in the league, moved up 10
Washington for q tryout at first
base and Aldon Wllkie. southpaW.
went 10 Pittsburgh. Pitcher Dick
Barret was a stubborn holdout
oscar Nltt. pilot o. the STRIFE
torn Cleveland Indians last year.
sought a quieter year and more sue
cess as a manager Of the Portland
Beavers. who are training at Santa
Monica. Wit succeeded John Freder-
ick and the Beavers. skipper.
A third new manager, Pepper
Martin. takes charge Of Sacramento
when the Saint Louis Cardinal
farm begins work at Fullerton next
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, Feb. ~ up -
Federal state Market News Sery-
iceJ
Hogs, saIeable 1000; 10 TO Is
cents higher than Friday. medium
to choice 170-235 pound butchers
s.40-S.65: top SIS; off weight s25
down sows steady al 6.35-7.
Cattle saleable 1900, steady =
strong; stocks higher on steers
medium 10 good fed steers 1850
11.35; few common S.G0-9 935; SOM
unsold; few heifers s.GU-lU; cows
IS; good lacking. Gamers and
cutters 5-G.7j: bulls 7.5p-s.75. odd
head to 9.25: calves saleabl- 6u1.
fully steady; vealers to 1880
choice scarce few calves Iu-l2.
common To medium 8.50-975.
sheep, saleable 600, about steady
medium 50 t. 100 pound wooded
lambs 9.75-1O; good to choice quot
ed to around 1913; some shoru
lambs unsold ewes lacking quotable
IS or above.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Feb. - llP1
Stocks rallied ia light trading to-
dav. wheat spurted . cents bushei
other commodities generally wefe
strong and united states govetn-
ment bonds registered subsianuaI
gains
Wall street Interpreted the Hitler
speech and the report that Britain
had rejected Japanese peace
mediation offer as indicating pro
lougati3u of the war Last week
IL was pointed out. some market
weakness WAS caused by belief eli
forts would Dc made 10 end the Var
by negotiation.
DOW Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial l2l4s.
up l.25. Rail 27.35. up 20, Iuhiy
1905. up .e5, and Is stocks, 4lo3,
up O.36.
stock sales approAimated 350.o0o
shares against 300 uuo Friday. curb
stock sales Wcr, 1900 shares. the
same as I'M the Clolng fiNehour ses-
~tou last week..
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24

Thus you would expect that an
all-yalley basketball team. selected
by the coaches. referees and sports
editor of the POST Press. would also
be composed of five players.
But that's where you're wrong.
This year there will have to be six
because after counting the selec-
tions Of Coaches Ben Palmgren,
Ed Covlngton, Raleigh Holt, Al
Klein and Sheldon Loughborough,
of Referees Tunney Williams and
Pete Sewers, and Sports Editor Kim
ne. there's something of a deadlock
Alex Rivera and Warren Rledy
Calexico and El Centro forwards
we're easily the. outstanding players
at their positions, Rivera receiy-
ing all nine votes and Riedy polling
eight out of nine.
But there the simplicity in select
ing the all-Valley team ends. OtlS
King and Jack TaCkett Imperial
and Fl CentrO CenteTs each polled
SIX votes. as did T. Kobata and
H. Linn, Ell Centro and Calexico
guards
So this year, unlike any other
season in the past, your all-valley
lineup will read like this:
Forwards Warren Riedy, FL
Centro; Alex Rivera, Calexico.
Centers-Jack Tackett, FL Cen
tro; Otis King, Imperial.
Guards-T. Kobata, FL Centre;
IL. Linn, Calexico.
Others named in the voting were
Carlos Garlic, CaleXico center, with
two; Mamie Stames, Calipatria CEN
ter and Ukio Kimura, BraWley for
ward with one.
All-Valley teams in Glass B and
C leagues will be announced in
these newspapers tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24
Stanford Awaits
PIayoff; W.S.C.
Nears Title
Bv UNITED PRESS

Stanford's basketball team wen
tae southern division Pacific coast
conference championship over the
weekend while Washington State
College moved within easy reach of
the northern division title
Playoff plans, however, were still
indefinite Stanford refuses to play
IN the weekend Of March Is be-
cause of final examinations. The
regular northern division schedule
runs to March g. but WS.C. may
be able TO cancel its final games
Il 1t clinches the title.
Stanford won its ninth victory in
10 starts Saturday night by beat
ing U.C.L.A. Sc TO "a at Palo Alto
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24
Shans, Black Joe
Head Fight Card

Cleo Shans. Brawley's perpetual
motion fighting man, goes out to
match blows with Black Joe, Fill
pino mixmaSter, in the main event
at the CaleXico athletic club Thurs
day night.
Supporting card includes a semi
windup matching Ike Blair and
Eddie Ortega, Al Lizaraga and Rudy
Ginaldo, Joe Gonzales and frankie
Garcia, Joe Reyes anG Felix Pequit.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGLES. Feb- = IJPJ-
Trading was far "ith rainy wea-
ther
Asparagus: local loose colossal
l9c ID. ex fey lC-I7e. crooks is;
san Luis Obispo large 12-l3ci small
9cImperial punched * fey l2c,
Lettuce. Imperial doz. l.l5-125s
5s S5-l. crate. Yuma Is l24-l5o;
5s Lib: local loose 25-5yc.
Peas: Imperial bush 4-5c. 18Th
crates 2-225s san DIEGO bush a.
&C.
Squash: White summer Imperial
crates l25-13Js Italian san deg .
mgs G5-g0c Imperial crates ll.25i :
yellow crookueck Imperial crates
l.76.
Tomatoes. inland. Westmureland
and BraWley crates s.iops 3-3.5ot
12s 275-3.2J. 1Gs 2.25-2.5o. 20s ST.
l.75. Iugs loose I.25-I5u.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24
Net Leaders TO
Meet Tai!enders

Favored FL Centre and CaleXico
high school tennis team will tangle
with Brawley and Holtville high
netters Saturday morning in match
es which will serve as Warmups for
the final meeting between the two
leaders
CaleXico, by virtue of a 1912 vic
tory over El Centre two weeks ago,
IS leading the league
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24
&c. SIun Feed
Set March 9Th

The annual junior college slum
feed, which will be featured by a
game between FL Centro jaycees
and the all-valley high school team,
is scheduled for one week from
Thursday, according to oCach Bill
Maxwell.
The slum feed, latner-sOn affair
originally planned to stimulate in
terest in the activities of the Junior
college, is expected to be the largest
in history. Maxwell said
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24
Southpaw Wins
Houston Tourney

HOUSTON Tex, Feb. "a (UP)--
A left-handed youngster named
Howard Creel held the coveted
championship of the 27th annual
Houston country club invitation golf
tournament today.
TWo-down on the 27th hole and
playing Johnny Dawson of Holly
wood, Calf Creel overcame his
disadvantage in 4 chilling rain
yesterday and beat the former
champion 2 and /.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. FeT- = ~. eh0rI
covering operations which di-clo~-
ed paucity Of offerings. boosted
prices for wheat more than cents
a Dushel On the board o ftrade to-
day.
The close was near the best level
of the day and showed net gain
of % L. - cents Il bu=hel.
Corn ended the day up j.. TO IL
cats up = 10 g.. rye mp j., to
P. and -oy bean up - 10 ST..
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24
L. 4. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Feb. = up
stocks were slightly firmer today
au The Loz AHgeIe. exchange. -Four
j e-ur. wereup. Jur down and five
unchanged and Tho volume was ap-
prDNImateis 40yg shares.
TTausam erica A., up r.. SOU
thrru California Edison 2o uu-
changed. RIehu'lu oil 3 up ~
Union on -. Of ~ Consolidate
steel common 81. unchanged. Ryan
Alrrraf, unchanged. vega Air
plan CO.. o.. unchanged
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24
MIXED DOUBLES TANDEM
UPSETS NATIONAL CHAMPS

PASADENA, Cal, Feb. "a rUPJ-
Helen Noble Of hlhambra. Cal, and
Leroy Erik@on OF Pasadena were
The southern California badminton
mixed doubles champions today by
virtue of upsetting the national
champions, Dave Freeman and Sal
ly Williams.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24
MlKKELSON WINS
SKI JUMP lille

MT. SHASTA CITY, Calf, Feb
"A tUPD-Roy Mikkelsen, veteran
jumper from the Auburn ski club,
won the California class A jumping
championship yesterday in heavy
rain that cut down distances.
Mikkelsen made jumps of 1874 and
l49 feet and a winning point total
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24

excl, 81; Warren Currier, 81.
Ben Herring, 81; H. c.. Barker,
90; Doc Parker 90; Max Sones. SO;
Doc Peters, 90; Bob Fahs, "a; Cot
ton Dewitt, "a; M. o. Simms, "a;
Jack Davis. "a; H Merklein, 96;
George Fleming, 90; Curley Butler,
90; H. Gallagher. 81, Gus Mont
gomery 81; l.. A. Lewis, 81; l..
Devita, 81; I. N. Hitchcock, 90; Le-
roy Jones, SO; Hugh Latham, 100;
Bob Tackett, l01 Pop Keller 10l
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24
Hardware. Deloziers to Meet

imperial Hardware puts ltS COM
mcrcial league basketball lead on
the line Tuesday night in a game
against DeloZier's second place bas-
ketballers
In a preliminary game 20-30 and
the Broadway Pharmacy clash. On
Wednesday night the Cavalry plays
Holtville and Deloziers meet the
JaDaneSp
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24
Six Men Named on AH-vaIIey Cage
Team as Selections by Coaches,
Referees Ends in Deadlock
= BY BURDETTE KINNE
Post Press Sports Editor

Any basketball you happen that if was
published will state in simple language tha
a S of five players
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24
L. A. GRAIN

Los A%GELE-. F.b. Il rPJ
Mating barley ...- slI2i4-1.I7lz
Wheat No. hard or
soft white .... SIa2lt-I
Barley, W. bright .-.. $lIO-1.15
Milo. No. ] yellow .... S1.25-l.3U
corn. No. srlly" ...... SI43 .4G
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24
L. A. POULTRY

LOS ANGELES, Feb. - ttPJ
Hens, leghorns, - 10 81 lbs. l5a
Hens. leghorns, 81 10 4 lbs .. 10
Do over / lbs ............. It,
Hens, colored. TO y lbs. .... pc
Hens. colored, 81. lbs. up .... 20r
BrOilers, over IL TO "a lbs. o.. 15e
Brollers. over ~ TO 24 lbs. 2gc
Fryers, leghorns, 2h TO 3 lbs. l5C
Fryers. colored 2i4to s. lbs. up 1sa
Fryers colOred B.. to ! T. lbs. l5c
x Jasters, eOlored ..=......... lGe
Old roOsters, colored .......... lie
Old rooters, leghorn ........ O9c
Ducklings, over pounds ...... l9c
Duc%lings, under 5 pounds ...... 49,
Ola DUCKS .............. .......#........... U6-
Young geese .........--......... lbc
Tom Turkey ..... ......... l3e
Hen turkeys, 8 to i lbs. .... 1Gc
Hen turkeys. il lbs. and up o.. 1Gc
Old hen turkeys ............. lie
Old tom turkeys .............. lie
Capons. lbs. and up ......- FAC
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24
LOCAL BUTTERFAT

Los Angeles butter ............. 22c
Grade A milk ..... ......... Ale
Manufacturing milk ........ "G14c
Route gathered cream ...... 32lzc
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24
At Qualify For Tourney Over Weekend
Heaviest Play Of Season Reported
AtBWCC as Air. A..,,I Golf Title
Play Gets Underway Sunuo,

BARBARA WORTH COUNTRY CLUB, Feb. "a
Qualifying play for the 1941 Imperial Valley golf cham
pionships was officially underway Monday with AZ
posted during the heaviest weekend play Of the year.
More than $50 golfers played the here dur
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24
Golden Glove ChampsM Mix

CHICAGO "a (UP)-Survvors boxing tourna-
their of champions
this eight positions Chcagos inter-city
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24

Los ANGELES, Feb. - (UPJ=
L.. s. 10. /. l. V -. SlGOU-lG.5g
L. S. No . leafy ~. .. $3.50
l.. :. No. . ........ S12.5O-13.5g
Barley hay. new crop S20.OU-21 .Uu
Oat hay ............. $2I.0O-22. 90
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24
Jimmy Sets Record

HONOLULU. I. II, IIPICharleS Jimmy l3-yeaToli
legess swimmer Waikiki
last night with
DAYS and
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24
l. A. BUTTER De EGGS

Los ANG EI4ES. Feb. "a tCP1
Extras 38c. prime firsts &2cs
3l1ac, undergrades 800.
Large Eggs
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-24
l.. A. BANhS
L. A, HAY

Los ANGELES. Feb. - DUP
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13
Easter Time for Fun
Excitement to Children

To their elders Easter for worship
tots its riot Of and exciting eggs
the accommodating Of intriguing osmosty those with bunny
motifs.
Nannctte and Frederick Hammond daughters Of the NJ
diamonds of Bloomfield Hills, experiencing parcu-
LARRY enhancing designing clothes for their lady
doll and this Easter Sunday finds her minute duplicate Of
pretty little owners crisp pnafores
Barbara and Charles children or the Charles X Latham
ol Birmingham eoored their Easter this proudly
with parental eyes ever watchful. nibbc little
Jimmy Hammond Who belongs Fred IIammond too
doesn't feel a. all guilty dividing bis affections currently
the mehonofed Easter bunny fascinating
Duck arrangement which things right is drawing
more than lis quota Of Jelly beans this Sunday.
Tnes Of Easter observers Mary Ann Hammond
who's still just little aUed by toys gwen another
vii know exactly bright y-hued bunnies and
ne brilliantly coored her doung parents the George H.
tammonds, provide
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Hans Christensen
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