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L. 4. PRODECE

Los ANGELES. pc, - ..rl
Traaiug Wa fairly 1aaa
Eanchcd Vegetables R,ct, 7s-Nas
carrots 9n-ll5s celery root loo. dl.
kon so-9oo. Green onions 2.75-& -
leeks 1Nc. mustard Soe. Parsley an
radishcs ] 1a-l.5u. spinach ST. =
turips 75-S5e. ped dozen. kohl raha
watcrcross and mint 35,, oyster
plant 4oc. ohard &5c.
Cabbage loc.l oaunoahaN - -
Danish 125-l -. red @-2.5o. eaNey
4O-65c.
Lettuce: dry ua,l Imperial W
orts j. &-@.-a. o.. 5#=- ~. Naua.
4s .. rhocnlN 4. -.as. l.,d Inn
Vi l. %.5o.
Pea. SAN Diego raIr l1-tI. In.
Inn. Wv ?-iee orar-, Ie-l3c. CHINA
pea Coachcla WY Is IL
squash. white summer Sau plce.
lug Loo: Italian Sfn Diego lug
l-1.25: Imperial Wy CIT 1.5o. -.
10 wcrookne,k Imperial Wy ,rt~
1.25-l.3". san Diego 1.25-l 80: huh
bard local aud san Joaquin WY -,
T'mat"cs. stems san Diego flat
PLAYERS 4x6 IT, 5N7 1.75-2.25. Coao-
chena Wy 12-tops Gratis 80.
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DAYS
SPORTS PARADE

thousands INTO sheer dclirium be-
orc joe Louis caught him in the
lnluCkY 9Th round :.
1iMAGGIO CHEERED
The small boats crawling across
he Hudson at dusk after Washing
on Won the POughkecpsie regatta . .
md the crowds cheering Joe DiMag-
10 TO his new batting record =. Big
edible closing i'll the stretch to win
ne Hollywood gold cup out in In9le-
wood Mike Jacobs hCckling Billy
conn a.. his checks heavy with
makeup. ne cuoted for the Holly
%CCd cameras . and watching
NhirlaWar falling to catch attention
the classic at Chicago -.
l saw Bill Gallon mincing home
II the HanbletOnian at Goshen .
and Billy SoOSc lOlling like a gen.
laman OF leisure at his camp in
Na!ICnpauEaCk. Pa The RAIN
dlline at Saratoga as Devil Diver
Won the hopeful =. frankie KOVar5
iOlGin2 hands with his new wife
after he won the grass courts title
ny tiIlNA OtIlI0 DNdIOll, "
badly, by Bobby Riggs in the Ma
ionals 1 heard the boys boot
war Relic home in the Narragan-
sctt Special to the shock of Ben
Jones
OCooh that punch with which
Louis Knocked out Lou Nova. :
could lccl mat one myself Tie
World SeMcs and the look on Mick
T. owens face IN the dressing room
attcr he dropped the third strike ...
Inc jubllatign Of the YankS after
ihr last sa..c go. Then football ...
J.nk Sutherland and Tulane and
Fordham Angclo BCrt"lli, Penn
sglvaria and tic Navy . Cornell
and Princeton and Philadelphia and
80 Army versus Navy and
the young Officers marching to-
gethcr -.
I heard Wallace Wade saying,
well, now after being told DuAe
had been invited to the Rose Bowl
and heard the news from the
press box between halves of the
football game that
Pearl Harbor had been attacked q. =.
and jenkins saying, its a taxi driv-
nag job fer me now after he lost
the li2htWeioht title to Sammy An
6Ott -.
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Ry JACK GUENTUER

EN- ROUTE TO ROSE BOWL
GAME AT DURHAM, N. c.. Dec %
up With every click of the tram
wheels another sports season is tick
ing away and it may be a long, lOnG
time until we will be able to EMO,
the thrills of another like it. A gooG
year it was, one rich in every way
and one I'll remember because II
was the year:
/ saw Charlie O'ROurkc, his stub
by legs pumping like pistons, carry
ing Boston college 30 yards in the
last four minutes OF the SUGAR Bow
football game to the touchdown
which defeated Tennessee IT,
fair grounds, dark and lonely, stand
ing idle for the first time in years
and years Johnny Bulla win
ming the $1,000 Los Angeles Opcl
with a 25 cent ball .
PORTER'S CAP WINS
I watched Porter's Cap cake
walking in the Santa Anita DERBY &C..
and the despiSed Bay View. a SOL
thing, out-gaming Midland in the
mud of the 100000 handicap go.
I stood by while the body of little
Earl Dew was brought across tha
border from Aqua Caientc attrs
his last race . and watched ram
pclt the window OF a Tiny California
hCtcl while Connie Mack talked
about the Yankees and Eis teams
Of the past
saw Bob Pastor, down aiX time
in the first round at Hollywood,
climbin5 up time and again to ou'
pC.nt TlWhcy Thompson and
watched Our Boot humUliae WAir.-
away at ErcnaIand 90. and an un-
known named Market Wise roaring
home in the Wood Memorial in New
York then WhirlaWay again,
this time winning the Derby by
eight lengths and a week later tax
ing the PrcaEncss by almost as
many
Bob Montgomery, head down and
fists failing, pounding Lou jenkins
ribs until they were redder than
the stripe of his trunks Mauri
Rose climbing into Floyd Davis
hot little car TO win the Indianap-
oils Speedway race that sultry Mem
DIAL day and WhirlaWay again,
Wcppia" lhr triple crown IN th"
Belmont Billy Conn, scndln.
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TOURNEY TO MOVE

CHICAGO. D"e -. Up --G.G'.'
( M. a,o !d.,' .: T.u. O.sa-A-
}cy co..'@- c..y. a.tao meMD'H.
ot the I..'cG - p. 4n" a--e...-
uol todas ~ roG l2er l.,la.. -..f
l.44 I. < a".a'c.sr -. 'yULaa."Ai
u CHlCasC
In telegram. % association meM-
bcrs and olHoe.s. Ma prop od
tha, tae aMe.s#e. scheduled r..
Pebble Reacs Ca.E. SIP. Ill
bt trarsse.red - tae Ian O.S.>M-
t'r coess' ""a j. .r.' 40 Gtg.
Of plag eoulSMa VIZ: 'se ..rr
two def. p.a" u. iHc S,5099 Tam
O'Shartcr op'..
i .ae attcr l. a.ees..G T.. bar.
toWnanet' Wo..s b. sart,h.I
from fcu day to ,arrn. Ma e.c.
He asked thai .hc 7. S. r. A. .."-
sidcr TIE plppsa. a. rs aL..aa.
meeting q. New ElrE Ja... 8 a..C TO-
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RACING CLASSIC,
SUSPENDED FOR
DURATION OF WAR

NEW YORK. Dee % up Tho
Internationally famous 500 mile au-
tomobile race which mas been run
each May 30 over the Indianapolis
Motor Speedway has been suspend
cd for the duration OF the war
Capt. Eddie RickenbacEcr, prcsi-
dcnt Of thc Speedway. announced
today
The only other interruption in
racing at indianapolis occurred
uhenu America was at war durine
10l7-16.
Rickenbackcr. also chairman oe
tie contest board of the American
Automobile association - Superv.s-
ory body over oil official racing and
testing in the nation said a COM
t:r vice poll va bcing cGndu"trH
regarding other aac!ng On tic hAA
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Marine Non-Con1s
Re.enIist al Rank

WAsFINGTON D. % =
Former non clG&..-.l! eG Io.Ar
officers may -e-e-..s. a. lie !aA:
they Aeid whcL Ia. a.scAarge9 pro-
weed rheE haze 10. JerH og, o. ,he
corps for more ..aa .o-. YEAR 81sI.
me CGmmanGa.. Nd. Con Tho.a
HO.cgn.0 aLL0Ing1e ,gCeG.
Former MariAea 0. Do.A 10 gc-u-
lar and reserve yrancn". are e.iaIb.t
he SAID. Tie ot.er hold 41oc .or
men WHO Hc.G ra!l9.s spcGal War-
rants IL me-. bazer. tl:e control
field music. Contamination. AVA
ton. quancrma .tee and pagMas.cI
duty.
Men WHO held specla. warrant for
other dg,ies NJ, oola4a sycc,a.
autnorit" from re MAYOR oeucra.
comnandant before tHey cau 1a
rcapp0nlcd.
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LOCAL BUTTERFAT
". y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. Dec. - GUPI
Heavy yc"r-end evening up opera-
tons today sent sto6k cXcahnSt
sales volume Daring 20 around th.
best level since May y. 1870. when
transactions totaled ., 939.6lo share
Prices were highly irregular an
the diverse movements il most in
stances were attributable l. LdiVi-
dual situations rather than 20 gen
eral news developments
stock sales appr 2Nimated 2.99"oas
shares. the most since MAY p. l@4,
when G939.6l0 shares We're traded
and compared with l.4Ie.eoo Friday
Curb stock sales were 100000 shar-
os. also the heaviet OF the year
sgaint 35S.000 Friday.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial 1"75s
eff .ol; rail 24.So up .19: utility 12 g
up rs. and Go stocks $3.50 up %.
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youug hai!plaNerE Showing up al
tn .,uooi bu. tlr small number o.
PLAYERS Douly l6 boys turned OUT
Obliged HIM - head back to the
coast To continue scoatnG opera
tions III ctacr baseball eentcrS.
On Saturday morning Kclchner.
aided by II. f BCnnnghoven. Bob
Hughes. Ken PcnnCr and Buster
Adams. opened classes for the hand
ful of boys between Il and - years
old. SJrCSSins running ability and
distance and accuracy in throwing.
Boy were pat in IS Yard sprints to
determine fleetnCSS. Nine seconds
WIS considered good time for the
distance. In the throwing depart
ment, the mflelderS were asked to
peg the ban from ShortStop position
to frs base and the outfielders were
to toss a baseball from 250 feet out
III ccntCrlield to homcplatc.
KeIchner said he would offer a
contract Immediately to Albert Yoa-
KUN, former high school pitcher
from Yums. Who has Il lot of pos
sibiLtieS. Tie Cardinal head sand
there were several other BOYS out
who had minor and major league
form but were not quite ready. Nc
bo"s s,ill in school will be offered
contracts, KelChner said, for eGuca-
tion should be rated first.
FL Centro headed the list Will
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the most boys. seven. Yuma followed
closely with six, Holtyillc WAS rep
resented by two players and one
boy. jim Warner, made the trip
from San Diego. or the total, five
were infielderS. six were outtieldcrS,
four were pitchers and one catch
Cr.
Kelchncr said that scouting activ-
tiles Tor the Cards and their Pacific
Coast team, the Solons, will continue
in the valley winter baseball league
and there is a chance that out
standing players in the circuit MAJ
be offered contracts, either with
the two teams or their farm clubs.
About February % the SolonS will
hold their annual spring tryout camp
at Fullerton and KelChner annOunc-
ed that several Of the valley boys
will be invited TO attend with all
expenses paid.
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KARBERT IS Isl:
PRAISE GOES TO
Tn0PHY'S WINNER

EEAUMONT, Tex. Dec. %. CUP.
Chick Harbert q Battle Cree.
Mich. TOOK away To-Day the S10G1
.il>, prize and a bad cold for his
s.tclr- IL The 5000 Beaumont open
eoE 'omNlacn, but Ben HoGan of
Hershey, p. y2o va, able only
% -io Tor second. oct the lion 5
aa,o of the h,ro'e praise.
hO.an Von $500 n his share of
&c prize MONEY, which made him
b. tiggest money winner amonS
he professional tUr lG4l and also
$40 him Il total Of 553 points TO
aablc him to Win for the second
consecutive year the Vardon troph.
flrst time in The history of tic
PGA that a golfer had won 1t twice
n a row. EolGn's earnings for the
Eear totdllcd $1&,358
Paul RunYan Of White Plains. N
Y ucd with HOGAN for second.
Harbcrt blasted his way through
the first 54 holes of the tourna-
ment and built such a lead he was
aDle to coast home on the final
IL with az even par Il. In his first
NO rounds me SHOT 20 and a 68
and topped both performances with
lHa monine round yesterday when
sc came III with a G7
a crowd Of 1000 saw the muffler-
clad Harbcrt sink hls final putt for
an -undcr-par 276 on the 70
holes, seven strokes better than
Ho9|n& ana RUmyan's 1885.
Ho-,u has been N thc moncy in
- OF 81 tournaments and set
record rHn Il Is consecutive tourna-
men'" in which inc placed.
Ho"au total for tar year was
short of tn" all-tnuc high Of Sl9.6OO
earned By Sam Sncad in 1888. Snead
was second this year with Winninn
1f $l2,84o and also second in the
VardCn Standing with 444 points.
Other iop money winners we're Byr-
on Nelson, S12.O25; Craig Wood,
81 "64, Johnny BHila, $1,000: Clay
Ton HcWuor. SG943; Lloyd Nan
arum. So 81; Horton Smith, S5.43O:
jimmy Domarrt ,,50l8, Lawson Lit
tie, $49@l; Viz Chem. $d,8G6. and
Leonard DodsDn, $1,000.
Low amateur was Bobbt Ricgcl OF
Houston who shot a 297.
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l.. 4. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. De-. ~ DIP -
Federal state Mi NeN- ~sts..,l
II g >alahle @aa. falr,y a.r.,.
fully steady: good and ,4at#e Isl.
80 pounds lg-l2.-5 top -. :.'
l,tS loeai Sod ana grain finish -t.---
ll.6": EeoG -ows 9.5o-t".
Cattle >alable 9oo. fatrlr s...v.
steady % - cents higher: med."0
and god steers Il.25-li.S5 bulh
common and medium ".5o-lI: f"v
medium and good heifers i1-1l.to
common IT, good COWS 7.5e-?.25.
c,nuers AMI cutters 5.75-75s. COM
mon an6 meGIunl bulls 5000.
god io +uDu: ~ common >tu,t
COW. aIoaHf =. s.-ire~. ,alahlc r.
mudcrate.. a..I@a# :a.ly steady: i,.}
good te4ie.- lf-tE5o: common ...
medium sral'r- al slaughter 'tl-
h"~ 1o-19
Sh,ei. ~a.a'e. -: supply mo-'.y
s.itaAf. f.~ f".f.H=. f"W medlum
Int. - ,.9-ase9 ILL.,.
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JENKINS WILL Be
TESTED THURSDAY
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. %. CUPl-
Fordham plans to put the All-Amer-
lea test to Capt. Darold jenkins,
MlaSOuri's 195 pound center who
made more All teams than any
other lineman this Ecar except per-
haps Bob Reinhard, California's
great tackle, in the Sugar Bowl
game Thursday.
That's okay with me" Jenkins
aid when he heard about the party
the Fordham crowd was getting up
Tor him. I think I'll be able to take
care of myself out there unless the
Fordhams put two men on me. If
they do that, thcy'll lose the bail
game and that's all In interested
in anyway
jenkins, q sWarthy- skinned chap
from Hieginsvillc Mo, thinks it's
nice to have made an All-America
team but says he'd never have
picked himself on such a club.
I'm no All-Amcrican," he said,
I think I WAS all Big Six but I'm
not as good a player this season
as I was last season. There must be
4 lot of other centers better than
/"
Jenkins modesty is beside the
point, its a matter of record that
the only game Missouri lost jenkins
didn't play That was the season s
opener to Ohio State, 12-7, with
Jenkins injured.
DCn Faurot, Missouri coach. and
the Tiger players have a higher re-
sard Tor Jenkins ability than the
center himself.
Jenkins is u key man on both
attack and defense. When the Tig-
crs line up TO a T. jenkins passes
the bail with one hand and looks
uD al lhC man he blocks.
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COACHES FACE
TOUGH PROBLEM
PICKING LINEUP

NEW ORLEANS, Dec % CUPD -
A pleasant midsummer nights
dream faced coaches today in the
selection Of starting lineups for the
Shrine's East-Wcst Al Star charity
game.
AS a thriving tickc; sale here gave
assurances Of a good gate at Sugar
Bowl stadium next Saturday, the
coaches began worrying more over
what star to leave out rather than
what hold to plug.
Both the East and the West, in
training at Baton Rouge, cut prac-
tice i'll half today. All % Westcrners
were in good condition except Enos
Naranche of Montana whose in
jured eye was not expected to f-oen
lin cut of play Saturday. From
now until game time, the Western
crS expected only light Scrimmage
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z NEW RECORDS

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. % tUPD -
Two more records were written into
the Sugar Bowl books today by
Gregory Rice. the distance runner
and Cornelius Warmerdam the roIc
laulter.
The annual track and field even.
as featured by Rice's tour of the
three mile oval i'll i4:l3. The time
bcttered his own American citizen
ship record by two-tenths of a
second and was three seconds bet
ter than his 1910 Sugar Bowl mari;
OF 14164, The former Notre Dam.
star wore the colorS of the NpH.
York Athletic club.
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CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Dco- - up " DuI.
ncss characterized trading IN gran.
but prices cIo>cd with small gam
Final wheat quotations were VI
80 a bu. corn up D. 10 =. 'ai QA-
changed 10 up..; rye up ., to-.
and soy beans unchanged 70 up /.
Most SOY bean traders continued
TO await revisions Of the ceiling
prices on fats and oils. GnccrtaintN
over the pr3re coutro. l"g .tlna
low before the senate restricted
dealings in other pits.
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l.. 4. STOCKS

Los ANGIIE~. pr -a sll.,
Tiaaaa1 ru fH# l. s. ~se#k I.>
,aauee to-day fae. ' g.saur .
dct"te u,ul. estl r. t-.aea uu
l& dow0 aua Il aa.aor-,a NuAm.
shar,~
Tho Li~i.
Erea#naN a.. pl.t4 I4~ul,,
Is. DOWN &,s, .eu. T:s.sa a,e.e.
8. ra..t., Ia-a..a- ." a...s =. ja-
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scores of all matches IN the low
figures.
GOOD CROWD
On the championship trek the
golfers we're followed by Il good-Sizcd
crowd. Johnny Tunac, club pro,
estimated that there were more than
a hundred out for the days matches.
Play in the semifinal rounds in
the other three flights was also hot.
Results are: first tlight-Cotten
Dewitt dr. Dick Hammer, and A;
Pat GLASGOW df Hank Jcnson, B and
>.
Second llight Viggo Hanson df
l. N. Hitchcock. and 3; Ray Ed
wards Of. NJ. Parks, default.
Third fliGht-MikC DOWd df. Won
Azhedarian, l up on 18th hole; Don
Freeman df A Johnson, 4 and 3.
Next Sunday will see the ending
of all play and the three divisions
winners will be presented their
trophies. Blrchtield was given his
trophy Sunday afternoon.
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DElANCEY, SERIES
HERO, IS TRADED

POCATELLO, Ida. Dec -. UP,
The comeback troE Of Il oncuhr
world Series hero. HIl Deiancny.
va dctoured here today WITT tuc
that the Pocatcllo
baseball club Of the Pioneer league
Lad traded Delaney and O1tflcldcr
Ted Kakoliris to AshViIIe, N. c., for
Henry Mick, CullOD.
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a.=a aEool pitcher, effectively har-
.aseG he E Centgo Youths Until
lie ci-N;H n..u- building up az
9 i 0 lead L tre Ii. four frames
Jack McC,anc. t6-year-old hurler
for Tho RedbirGS. Wa touched ,or
lie early ~Gns and 10 was relieved
3T JACK S&t.'e. 206-po3nd twir1cr
Who allowed DIj tNo runs during
m fiyc WnHs-a at the mound
l. tlo GEb.u 'he Birds finally
81 rr Stinson and scored four rIns.
II "a, relieved By Les Flores, Heber
-eean5 ba- man W:o also does the
leHst pl'chine.
Ted Sandez led the Redbirds bat
IT -.'acE. getting Two hits in four
tl4fs 10 t-c plaic. I. J. Payne auG
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I. 4. POULTRY

Los AN0ELrS. pea. .' To-
Hens. Legh&a-. L" g.. la- -.
Hens. LeghuIu- oFcr 3'.-i -. -
Hens. Leg. over lbs and up 1sC
Hens, colored, to 5h lbs 24C
Hens. colored over 5 II lbs IL up 24C
Eruilcr-. ] a'3 ~ lh- l7'
Er"il,rz sEcr asa uI o =, l9D
Fryers, Leg. wore - T. 3 lbs. 1Ge
Fryers. colorcd, > z 10 g.. lbs &c
F-yers, colored over g.. to - cll
EoaSi"rs. au'urc3 as..r - e.
id Ducks, White Pekin ...... oSc
Capons over lbs and up 5000. &C
Young T ~ Tatkes- - ~ ~ -tg
Young Tom TurGcSs ill., Il ZIP -"o
Young Hen Turkeys 1u-up.... &c
Old Legh orHs Boosters ........ "e,
Ducklings. P'kin oY,r . Ihs. 49,
Capous s t. &lh- .......... .....#.-. :. .-
Rabbit. No. white g. to 4 10
Rabbits. mixed colors c'--4'4 lbs l&o
Old Roosters, colored .,........ j..
Rabbits No. old ................. "I'
=. TO-.
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L. 4. BITTER & EGGS

Los ANGELES ns. .GF.
LNR|E I.G"S
taND.ta tr :a- ''
Candlea h-l. ...ss t>'i.- s.
Ca"Gled ,1.a. - ">
Ca"diea Hight DIS ~. ..... ."
ttndIca ,l,,k> ...... .......... ST.
NEDII VI Et,GS
tauGic& ei,a" sssa.-
CanGlea 1glt Gt.tz cNt:.-
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C.udlea CHECKS .#.#... -,
>MNII. ECG>
Cardlcd clean eNtaa~ .....=.. ~,
{ tdndled hEhi s.riN ,Nt.y-
Case poGnt ............
Case C9u0. .................-. .-......... -il
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H.. A. GRAIN

Los ANGELES. Dec. % up
Milo. No. yclo Calf. -. s1.G5E l.7o
Milo, No. . ylo bulk. S1.4oM .45
Wheat No. H., s........ S2.05 q 2.10
Barley, western No. S1.S2i4 11.S7i4
Barley east. malt type $i.S7l- M 2.07'-
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lead in the final 10 holes. Weather
was ideal all day and the good
shape of the greens and fairWays
contributed greatly to keeping the
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GOLF KING IS
CROWNED AT
COUNTRY CLUB

Jersey Birchfald crowned king Of Barbara W0rlh
country club golfers Sunday when he doWed Forrest Fr
tuson in hard fought 36-hole final match and J. Both
players shot par golf for the championship flight match
In The mOrning round Birchlield was ahead up ana
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CARDS OFFER
CONT TRACT; GO
AWAY EARLY

Ait offering contract to young baseball player
the scouting staff of the the ST Louis Cardinals and the
Sacramento ~olons folded up its baseball camp Sunday
having spent only two days in FL Centre instead of tn"
sciulca fonr staff Head Jay N Kclcmer said he was
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NJ a r K ET S
BAROMETER

May flax Minneapolis
Monday
generally
forward a ~a
especially
Los Angeles produce quotations varied cabbage slight,
cuumbers firm bunch vegetables
STEADY
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LOUIS KOS AMOS:
bAER WORKS OUT

GFtNNWOOD LAKE. y. Y. Dec.
- Jn' Heavyweight champion
j. f'u. re-.ad from lis dailr
teeH @@.& 'oda> bgf resumes
sa.=~..- '.HsrrCr aud "Wednesday
=. - ''a es.e..c a-anst Bpdd.
e.. E. Nd. .:. sqlasn Garden
j.. p
-. sa.ss.- o., assttn- oart-
- l.. HEa# . u. ioa' 700 pound
+. .... a ..-a' cross to me chm
e#.tata. A9es LII tho canvas head
l. ...- J. .soE sogeral pals Of
5s..r ,, "f.@e h!m after 10 min
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n.#.a. "u.Ea8's ~! .om0r!G" i.
3sa5s.a-cn TOR lis r',o DeU' AGAINST
aeass weight champion Joc Louis.
Ja. tH MaG..on Sq3.re Garden
u 5o"rd j" rn,ma gcs'orda>
'&.e. 'a~H again, JIM Robinson
aaa E.;a Thompson.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-29
I4EBER TAMES
REDBIRDS, 70-5

The Ter baseball team marked the watch
Sunday when they emerged with 10 TO victory after
ts>>" with the Youthful FL Centre Rcdbirds in the FL
Centre stadium
Frank Sirson former Coast league player and CaleXco
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-29

/. Ferguson each collected feur hits
or tie Heber nine.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-29
L a. BANKS

Bid Asked
Fransamcrica .................. 49,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-29
MPLS. FLAI FUTURES

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-29

scores of all matches IN the low
figureS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
y0ut TO Cut
RIGS Interest
Time. star Correspondent

WASHINGTON, oct. 1.-THE
RFC would be repaid for a loan
of 81 800. 900 made 10 the City
OF Detroit in 1882 with new re-
funding bonds OF the city under
the provisions Of a bill introduced
in the House by Rep. John D.
Dingell OF Detroit. today. The
loan was used for depression vel
/ fare purposes.
| In a statement accompanying
the bill. Detroit Controller Charles
| G. Oakman, explained that tho
RFC was originally 10 be paid In
municipal bonds bearing 6 pei
cent interest. Since the agreement
was made nine years ago the city
has refunded its debt structure
and its bonds now pay 3 per cent
Dlngell said the bill had the
approval OF the House ways and
means committee and Oakmar
said Daniel W. Bell, undersecre-
tary OF the treasury, has recon-
Imended that the bill become law
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
6 Released on Bonds
n Wait Gaming Trial

k.SAGINAW. Oct. l7-Six. mer
Arrested in the city's first concen.
RATED move against gambling 10.
LAY were awaiting trial next week
Having furnished bond during
khs night, they were represented
tn court yesterday by an attorney
who entered not guilty pleas
John p. Williams, keeper Of ar
alleged disorderly pool room al
zoos North Michigan avenue. wa,
Charged $50 bail and the five fire.
puenters were freed on $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-17
PRICES DROP DAILY

HOGS -- Salable receipts on
Thursday totsled 500 Compared
20 late last week. butchers 100 lbs
and up were 60c lower lights SOC
off and sows Is q SOC down Swine
prices declined daily with the clos
ing market az a low point for the
week Demand was narrow Thurs.
day and statesmen could find an
outlet for only a part OF the day s
supply AZ prices around Csc lower
than Wednesday
Some good 10 choice 10000 No.
butchers sold late az Sl030G1O.5O
with a scattering Of 260-450 lbs
average around S9s50l025. AZ
the close, weights $50 lbs down
were eligible around $3.50 10. A
limited number Of packing Sows
made $3.50 925 on late rounds.