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The Hagerstown globe., 1941-11-07

1t is a cheerful truism of Ameri-
can politics that a candidate for
the Presidency of the United
States, however signal may have
been his defeat never abandons
the hope that some day, somehow
he will realize his ambition.
Some time ago there was made
public a cordial exchange Of let
ters between Ex-Governor Landon,
of Kansas, and President Roosevelt
and the Ex-Governor began his let
ter thus:
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-11-07

Gen. Charles de Gaulle Qeft).
leader Of the armed forces OF the
Free French, gave q luncheon in
London where he Is shown chatting
with Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, u. s.
ambassador to the g0vernments-in-
exile.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-11-07

See Abe Martin for the best in
Meats. Groceries, Vegetables. Is
Public Square. Hagerstown. Tele-
phones 251O-2511-2512-2513.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-11-07
MONEY TO LOAN

Money to loan on mortgages. In
terest rates reduced. George D.
Hicks, Hagerstown Trust Bldg.
Phone 3O18.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-11-07
FRUITS, VEGETABLES

Fruits, vegetables and all kinds Of
green groceries, etc. E. E. Cro1ise,
81 West Franklin street.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-11-07
AUTO SALES, USED CARS

Diamond T Motor Truck Sales
and Service-Poe's Garage, rear
lis E. Franklin ST., Hagerstown.
The Hagerstown globe., 1941-11-07
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS

Five Per Cent Interest, 10 to Is
years to pay. l.. S. Spangler, End
floor, Second National Bank Bldg.
Telephone 335.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-05
Riggs, Kovacs
May Meet Again

BERKELEY. Cal. Oct. 1 up
Seml-f!nal rounds Of play IN al bu,
.!.gee divisions featured the pacific
coast tennis championship matches
,oGaE with finals scheduled in the
sl"ls under IS singles. the women S
GoubleS ana the JUNO. boys dou-
b!as.
TCp matches OF tie GAY brought
together national champion. Bobby
RlegS and Bill Talbert OF Cincinnati,
Frank Kovac5 cnG Wayne Sabin Of
Reno in the mems singles.
The Women's semi finals were de-
COED yesterday when Margaret Os-
5crae CT San Francisco oyercame
Shirley Cation, Alameda. 4-6. 6-3.
6-5 while Pa Canning. Hidden Val
e.. vas beating Barbara Krase.
san Francisco, national girls hard
court champion. Go. g.
Sabin and Robin Hlppenstell. Uni
yersl'" Of California. entered the
finals CT the mems doubles with
o.. GO, G-3 v.ctory over Kovacs
and Norman Brooks. San Francisco.
Today he Other hall OF the brac-
i;et will be decided when Rie4s and
Ted Schroeder national doubles
champion. NC, Gerald Srratford and
Esc C""HG.er, ,-an francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-05
Cubs Trail in
Smoky City Series

CHICAGO. Oct. 1 tUP) Their
G. victory last night provided The
" hite SoX With two game edge
ever the Cubs today as the tWo
teams squared Off for the third
1ar.a oi Chicago's city series.
Tner play again tonight under
the lights at Comiskey Park. Man
aga" jimmy Wilson Of the Cubs has
.c'cttcd joke MOoty to Try TO stem
Sire American Icaguers drive while
JMn1 Dykes OF the So% pIckca
Jpslnr Rigney to maintain it.
Eds.W Smith oVerCamc stiff Ell
urN and Went the route on tn"
Holno ic. the soX last night. The
partly letthander gave up nine hits
bu, kept them scattered save in
thu fifth ana eighth frames when
the Cubs scored single tallIes. IL
tnl rMlA. ergog. by smith anu lux
AuNl:aa ID to two Cub scores aa&
ul,d lae bases with tWO out, bll
DCm Da!cssandro lined to Appl-
Ma tc end tie game.
HoMcrs by BOB Kennedy and Taft
WrI.ht and four singles by BIZ
Kuickc .hGckcr paced a 10 hit al
tack On Cub pitchers Vrm Olse9.
ValAe Eaves johnny SchmitZ and
Charley Root
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-05
Oregon 1ramples
Idaho Yanda!s

EUGENE. Css. o. !. UP'-Tae
--"t..>.:s e. C.e-an Weo:oC,s oG.-
NoWCrt- - University. O. Io@.r2
N1"Ea.s. =. = .. = a "-.n-dre@Shed
.o".o>. -. @.-". before $500 pc
..tor>
Tt D2c.s scored lie n,n@tc tney
,a,:, INTO POSSESSION o. tAe bal.
.l,..o1>k Tommy Robin SpTnJed
- ,~lGs - I&@EJ.S eleven where
...s N"nC0., committed ,Wo ot!SldeS
LIZ Robin rs.neaed owe. jim New
qus, coHTer.ec
Robin also Sc. Up the second
Ors--N Sco!e b. re.arnnC q pun;
- Yards, 1o.oWin- which Curtis
.LtcAaM -. - Yards to u touch
GOWN cu 1boot.e2 sweep around
enc.
I54Ao scored II the second period
"Aen Hank Crowley recovered a
:.,..a.e 81 tIe O.elon 35 and n
:. p.ay~ punched % the one-yarG
...r iron. &..e:e E.. lIch.In plung-
tG Q'e..
4 poor .6-ya.d punt by Hanson
:. -. .c.r.a per.Cd ave Oregon
IL. IT,. =. Iaahos 32-yard line arQ
-" D-7E> ,.eG WaGeG down TO the
..' .:l". "lese Cur!ey Mecham
50 *sr Ores5a ran up 326 na.d>
auc .3 IL. GOWNS 10 IGaEo's -
I~:C. .HG la.ee -. downs.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-05
Spartans Bow CaIexico Brawey Barrie 10 6 Tie
Bulldog Eleven
Surprises Cats

over center for four and Il first
down. Andrade lost four attempting
to circle end. Andrade's pass was
incomplete. Then the little quarter
back faded back and tossed the
apple twenty yards and over the
goal to Yturalde for the score. An
drade'S placement was wide.
Brawleys tying score came six
plays later. jackson kicked off for
the Bulldogs to the BraWley fiji
teen. but John Williams snagged
the ball and ran it back to his forty.
Williams circled end for six. and
did the same again for three Bur-
nette drove at guard for no gaA
Williams netted one yard and ~
first down through guard. Williams
again took the ball and gained five
through tackle. Then came t|e
climax. Williams reversed tS RalW
Burnette who scampered 20 yards
around end and caused the game
to end IN tie.
Late i'll the last quarter. John
Williams pass was intercSpted bv
Rivera on the wildcats 40 yard
mark. Rivera returned the ball to
the IS. Andrade attempted three
passes, but all were incomplete. The
gun sounded as the ball hit the
ground on the last attempt.
Williams and Burnette were the
players in the Brawley
lineup, while Andrade, Yturaldc
and Rivera starred for the Bulldog
clnNen
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-05
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
L. 4. POTLTRY

Los ANG ELES. p,'. : ftPt -
Hons. Leghorn, :. ro ,.. IT, =. =
Hem, LegLoiI over T.. T. ! .1s i
Hehs. Leg. over ! i1e aaa ~ =. -.
Hem. coiored. ( To- g.. l1e -. -,
Hens. colored over - H. q Up =,
Broiirrs. j. ana - J.. IL. =.
Rroi'"rs oe.f J.. an W - =
Fryer. IL. ware I, , b.. L..
Fryers, ealared. - g.. ". -. 80
FrycrS, cai,r.e over g.. - = -.
Roa sters. ea.oted, over =. - ~
Stags. coIored =.
Old koostcI>. oo.cr-d -.
Old LeEh2rus Rooster. -.
Duck!ings. Pekin over = - ... :.
Duckhnes. PekI. ur.Grr a. lbs j.
Old Ducks. WhItc PeE.r ..... ~.
Geese .-.. L..
Young Tom Te.t,,. u -. =. -. -.
young Ion T.if,t - .H.. ~ &c
Young Hen T1fr,t. 90 t.. =. -. 1fa
Young IIeA Ialt,t- - a,g - =
Cupous. & 10 H.. ....... ... -.
Capons over ID. and up -
Rabbits, No %hst, 81. to j. j.. /
Rabbit. m.Ns4 ,y'ug, .t.-4.. T.. Ii
ltabb4t <u al8 ......... e.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-05
Bv MARTIN KANE

NEW YORK. Oct 4. UP What
makes a Dod9er fan act that way
To discover the answer. Lawrence
Gould consulting PSYCHOLOGIST, has
-I.cN few ot.-monenjS to the
problem. He announced his solution
day They have a father CON-
pick. When a Ddser fan heaves a
pop bottle a the umpire he Is
heaying it ct q symbol OF his father
who used 70 prevent him doing a
Hc earn pleased when he Was 4
'.,tic boy.
when Il DoGeer fan refers to his
.dolizcd team as "om buns. Gould
aid. he IS really returning AGAIN to
lis bOyhood
"EyerE little boy wants to be {
Dlm. he explained, and no grow.
man ever gets completely over the
desire. There Is a primitive instinct
IL ali OF Us which likes dirt dlSOr
der and violence and, while these
likes are more o. less rcprCsSed eff
tecuvcly IN IN adult they can be
released Ilcarioasl@. Prize fighting
is a more obyi0as illustration o.
tbs than baseball
That explained fans in general
marDc. but WIZ should Brooklyn
fan b. s5ah extreme examples?
Gould, who Wos a Brooklyn pastor
before Ee turned to the study Of
and human relations,
sad It was because Brooklyn feels
Ike an underdog in relation to its
6nOCticr neighbor. Manhattan.
50 the symptoms are more pro
nOuncod,' he said. The root of tie
whole thing goes back to the oldest
struggle in human hfe-the strug
gle Of the underGoe TO get his place
in the sun-and from the viewpoint
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-05
l.. A. Lil ESIUCK

Los ANGELES. OF 9 U'P) -
Federal .tat" marKet NV scryiccl
II = 80; few 25n-4oo II butcher,
"etk at loG"-i..5as bid fully 25c
ia"sf Good 70 sLa!ae ea,teru held
- -ad aDo.e, f.W sow, steady
= 5p-.n
cd" 5000. mot.4m % good lack
.aE all ciaSS". quoted about steady
medla INTO good fed steers 1O.25-
!. few common. McXicans 5, few
heht Leiters held above J.. good
quoted T. l1.5o. COWS 7-7.75: med
ium 70 good 6-8.75, canners and
eGtters 81. odd bull to 81: cal
ves =" odd saIes about steady;
Te.l"r. 20 10; choice quoted To "A
a. abb"". few eai,es 55e-!o.5u.
S"9' - '""j'o quote IL i and
ILL.,.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-05
l.. 4. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES o.. : luPJ
+ TRADING 2~astol.$ moderate.
I-i.3 &C. ssse;abie-. Dr.t- 5.-.,.
eari... 49,. lsiei. 5.--... cln9a
1'r. ~ '".aas -.z.-... .'"H- l.,5-i -
sar.-.e- ...==z -p.aa q ---a..
'-':.i- r.-71 -" t-".: - u...l
,. "4'es .:e-. 5a-.Jc.
F.-. poi. Saa Iii ODo.p po. Be-
.'- & Pismo-oeeaa3 G"-!I,. A.
s., Gra.ge j..
squash WHIT -ummcr local and
80. Diego ILL Italian local an
~ Diego -. Lompoc .I5-I.35
s..io" orooknesE Ills cream arr
,4..~ Q1ccu > 80; Dauala gia.
.- .i"h - HaDba'u Lonpoe
-..
T.m4'or. ...aI 4aa San D.e-o
..,a,. i~-. s.-e.a. ~. a.u a1s.
3o.. cxo, So. yen,u,. 5>3. an#
$50. 7,-4.c. - !aj- Ot.ro 4>5
7-.e,. 5>5. and 5>e. A5-I; ,>, -
'1.. Sane Barbara 4N5s .--,-.. o..
-... .'-I. -. .p.aJc
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-05
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK 0rt. > trPj
s',,.k and heae- Of international
mercantile marine .orpany fratur-
ea trading o. - -:oek "Nchangc
'pjuv. Aside from aetlriry in the.e
g. ... bojh m@'fet "ere qaIel with
ilI,, movements garrp"l" iTrcEG-
.ss
I.r'juauonal mercantile marine 6
per ."n1 bonds which ma'licd OCT
ttI.r cared TO within ZIG point
- parity again a previous cl"se
- au'.. Impetus f. 'hr ris" "a,
ANNOUNCEMENT H. 'tr recon truc-
tIor nu.n .n.c s4sta'iau rad eivsn
Tic .'oiabau" q .aat pi NOR" lh&h
SIT o'".u"u - ie'4rr IA, bonds.
D,, jauc e.o.sup -rpot average
i.a. 'IaH i-t.i ~ - rail- 99lc ~
IL Iury 80 - H. and 9
.t...i. j-.3 ~ 49,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-05
SWeetWoter Red Devils
Poss Way TO zo-b Victory
Over EI Cen&ro High

Taking 10 NE SKY a. a..est.ye..
a. the United States ANN a
Corps, SWec,Watcy h.LH sehoa. too.-
ball team OF San Deco FRIDAY
night paSSec It> Wa 10 g e.ean-out
20-6 victory over r. Centre h,eh
schools SpartanS IN Tx OPENING
game OF the season a; the Contra.
stadium
The sharpShoo,ml Nero zeaEar
team from owe" tle -. aa.a,G
too much speeC NoNe. aaG aer.a.
accuracy for the L. Ccnt.u:.s. ta..y-
ine one touchdown IL each =. the
nnal three periods
Coach RaleILE H,lt's Spartan .s.a-
chine hitherto ~cga"cs5 - -,
team to beat ~ 'hc valley eaato,-
ence. clicked on only oae Gs.rt.
that in TIE ;hHd quarter Whcl
Gene OswaI and EdC.e A.areor
combined talents Tor q >yo~.EI p.
Alarcon ran over the score on a
reverse from the i yard .lne
Numerous SubsUtut0HS .aQh a.
preparedness aEC an apparen. ,a..-
lcssness IN both line and back
field play accouV:cd tor lie spa
tans poor showing DG, maz. c.
servers agreed tha; IL tha -.
e. Centro machine there W
nucleus for a Championship cor
tender Coach HOu agreed Cen.ta.
would be smoother and more 20
tent extensively against 3.aW.et
next week
Neither team showed a.aeA :.
the first quarter Of p.ar bo.a be
ing content 10 feel The o..er O..
bait in the second quarter The Rec
Devils trc.l SNoetWa;e. Wen. =
work to score the tlrS; toac.Gowa
OF the game
Sweetwa.er started - Mia,
drive from The Certra, IS yara ..nc
and moved 10 tie eilh; nd .iur
on seven t....E...s p..i. b.. Gs4.-.-
ley tossea = ,O"lIcop.n pass -
Dave Nose from IL, po... a.
Nose" ado H.. -. :,
line p&Hle
Al" II :. :.~.! ...s:.#. s#.s.-
water Csus..' -. - n =. ,....l-1-
alton "a,.- -. s..-s. - -
tine - .- :. -.
II .. .as>.E. ...... g.. 81 e..,.- F..
ran fo. = score and : tota. gu.n
of 60 ya.ds.
The tu4al score came in the fourth
qualter a. 90 exchange c pants
gave SWeetNa.." III, "a o. .he
Central % Three running pays
gained 10 yards and Crosby paSSec
10 Manos Tor the score Nose con-
verted for the extra pc.ut
F CentrC'S clY 1Cir-S n-Era -ai1ipr'
in the third quarter and indicated
1or n0n2en: that Z. Cantro might
come from a 1870 deficit TO make
a BID for the victory The Spartans
started their drive from the Sweet
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-05

CAIFXICO oct. 1 - After be-
ma pushed all over the field in
the frst half. Calcxico's Bulldogs
came back II the second half TO
DO q bit of pushing on their own last
night The Bulldogs cracked the
RraWley defense lor the first score
of the evening in the third quarter,
but the noythcuders fought back
and tied the score with a taIly of
Their oWn. The game cnded TO
IN the tlrst hall CaleXico yard
age bore a minus sign. Brawley
was inside thc Bulldog 20 yard
line iou times, but each time
mGfled Their chance to score.
CIae the second naii and Cal
cNlco began TO dominate the game
B8~ley WAS pushed back to THEN
own 30 yard line, then Burnette
fmbed the ball and set up the
first touchdown CalcXico recovered
on fhe BraNley p. Andradc passed
10 Rivera tor seven Brown went
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-05
DR.. WoeI!ner TO
Talk Here Monday

q. f P. WCrli0er Of the Uni
rersity Of California at Les Angeles
~lll Be the speaker E3nday niaht
al TIE mndai homc-e6mine me-
II .. Fl Ccu.ro loder No 1884. +
& y.
H. subjoc; VIII be Ter Cortam.-
lies For l342. }1rs. Ruth Tccplr
Reid IN chpl-r OF laa musical pro-
sram. ARRANGED six vocal and 9ia"o
selections
Dinner will be ses,cd at C.30 pm
in The Commandegy room of the
Masonic Temple. Ma>ous. the r
famiilt, and friends will attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-05
Dodser Fans
Conduct Studied

Of IL, psycnoanalyst, the attitude
OF the child toward ms parents, cs-
pec-1llH his father. The son is al
ways thc mde"dOg and the father
IS The topdog' Ever though he may
love lis father dearly, he resents
beine an underdoa Discipline is
repu4Aant TO the boys nature.
So the boy grows up and throws
pop bottles AT the umpire. This part
Of the battle of TIE generations,
which is little older-at least
,h&n the battle of the sexes .
I / The conflict between barbarouS
instinct and civilized discipline"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-05

=ea> nj one halfback spot. how
ever. and left Coach Holt with the
>e1.uuS problem Of grooming an
a,aer mar into tie scoring COM
A.rat.Gn.
Added 20 The worry OF defeat
rs lie fear mat OsWaIt, au-valley
quarterback from last years team,
aasht have suffered 4 broken
...aub He injured the thumb Of
s.s .e:, hand in making a diving
.a,h.r ATE II The third quarter
C">>>.et and Moser were easily
- .;~'andne PLAYERS for Sweet
-. =. @.. - entire squad pre-
.-.'...Q . ..-ea.a.eed offense and
astt.s. ,..A. "ats> 'Ge Red Devils as
. =. 80. g. so. =. e Metro loop.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-05


W.:or = Nasu - .-'a: :t,ates.a1
families a-=t
C~Va.. -..zss - >.-Js - 5
wt..-s.5e - Robertson -aGee
"a .a.s - - .ste,>c AND A.as,a;,
2,". 81. -. i ne Way NJ =
CLASS, - 2saar,-oN> &, ~
p,..- y. &c a@G .OW.
T.. S,s:.sa " Ma -r..-"">>.Et
u., u.:,a-e -. G.">-.t. o. -
n,t )sa.ts A-e3..Gc a.G -.
showing - n II taCEa... -
pertinent. D.. .aeHn4 ,&"' cN.sa
>o8.c.nH.E .ha. ,.1St> ...."E.st
...a..t-tC"> 0s#s
IN HE a@sz.se.G Rone.t..> =
a.yc" uHG OsNal. We're mos, Ii
pvcSSlvc Z. CeHt.o ~.,lWcG WeaK-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-05
Official Denies
Iekes' Oil Charges

los ANGELFS. Oct. !. up
Secretary OF Inrerio- Harold L
IcAe, criticism c: condl..or= n the
California q. aGa,tr, was ned
'0!.,Is.!t!ec arc 10 based or lars
!. < statement tocal Of state de-
Tense council Official
Dana Hoean. chairman O. t"e o..
committee o. r. defense c0~ncl..
denied IcEes' charge before a senate
committee ttat re oil situation
vas one u the W2-s. II the coun-
try. Hogan sald Ca..torr.as eng.n-
ee:-"s ".erhoos o. O, pcoG-ctiOn are
Nt.'e!S&..F aeceE,ec as he besc
II lie V0-.c
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-05
Les Rogers Back
From Conference

le>..e Rogers OF the companr
Ge@.,ns his name recently returned
ron Los Angeles where he attend
e meeting Of Dodge dealers and
sa.e>men from several states.
He said the sessions were devot-
C exclusively to motor trucks and
Eat officials from the Detroit fac
.Gr> described the most powerful as
%e.. as ne most efficient line of
Docg7 job-ra;ed trucks ever pro-
Guced
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-05
frisco u. ChaIks
UD First Victory

SAN FRANCISCO. OCT 4. IUPl-
The University OF San Francisco
p1ns today nad chalkcd up their
urst victory for their new coach,
Jeff Crayath IA : to 3 win over the
University OF Nevada Wolves.
Nevada held the offensive through
ogt the first period, and to 0
cCoo d, virtue of an l8-yard field
.o5l By Rex Daniels, left end
\ haif minute before halttimc,
Sammy Johnstonc passed "a yards
To Vie Ramus for a touchdown to
p,l the DonS i'll the lead.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-05
Football
Seriie S

: NEW YORK. or. I UP1 = Tse
World Series was Just rumor II
mary L city. to%a and hamlet to-
day Is football fans poured oat IN
. countless thousands to watch Z.
score OF major cieyeus and dozens
ot lesser lisEtS meet
L may seem \ rH toe Soon -
begin talkire of bowl bids ~,
early n October bu; ~ least ~
teams 49, are shooting str3ILat
for The Pos: season plums eola6e
in the east anG soUth this gl.er-
moon
/ The nations premier contest p->
. the Rams q. Fordham against Sou-
thern Me.hodlS,'s air-mnded Mt
tanes II New York but there Is IL
Tie e choose between this same aaG
one % De played 4 TEX haadrec
miles south IL DHcham. y. { b,
tWo OF Dimes hardest perenniuls
Duke and TcNreS. ce The thIfd can-
test on which bowl bids may hin-t
Is that OIL tip - Tuscaloosa. Wh,ar
Alabama Red Elephants eo,.aa
with MISSISSIPPI STATE.
These are the three b..eest SAN,
bur there are many other - oses
In the far West a co3pl" q! rookie
coaches sam Barry ana Pa
Brown-come tc grips when Sod
thern California enter,ains Oh.3
Ctqtp ~ 7 n, A,.,Ia. f.l,-. L.,
fic coast conference teams go lnto
the second round with Stanford
matched against U.CI.A. CaHtor-
MIA against Washington State ana
Oregon State against thc Washing
ton Huskies
III no other conference Will -
many squads hack each other down
but the middle west offers TWO IL
terestlng games in Notrc Dame-In-
diana and Nlchgan-I Wh..c
Purdue travel to Pittsburgh fer
go against a PITT team that has &c
everything bu; its Sell
iule.
Along the Atlantic scaboard the
IVY League squads come out OF
hiding Penn opposes Harvard. a
rebuilt Cornell meets SyracUse, and
Colgate faces Penn STATE Yale.
Princeton, Navy, Army and Dart
mouth polish their plays at the eX-
Iense OF rather hapleSs group oi
'iyals Only Yale, which faces w
5lnIa. is expected to encounter SerI
)us trouble
South of the Mason Dixon stripe
along again-tac-
iles Auburn and vaunted Texas op-
)Oses Louisiana State. Frank Sink ,
Hich and his Georgia mates I'll
ind South Carolina a possible taN
ar while Mississippi, North Caro-
ina and Georgia Tech take CT sots +
ouches and North Carolina lace,
clemson. In a "ll,tle b!e came Fur I
nan meets Wake Forest.
Tie only important conference
anne IN the southWes; b.4ags to-
ether Arkansas and Texas Chris
ian.
To the north Nebraska meets !
oWa State while Missouri goes
gainst Colorado In the west, Fran &,
IS Schmidt's Idaho squad. butcher v
d last week put It's neck out again s
gainst Oregon last rilA, and lost 9
IL. i
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-05
L. A. STOCKS

Los A%GELES. Oct ! srpJ -
1t9s l.. ""I" nar;owly mixed in light
traaiHs ,n the Los Angeles cx-
ehan2" today. -Four issues were up.
three W"Ir down and 19 were un-
ehaEs"t N"lm" "as approximate
y a.,oo hale-.
Contra Investment 49, Off 4;
Robert PGDlto Nix. i unchanged
Tran "'r.'a T. unehaarrd Sou.
IT, f&.f'rh.a Ed.son pfd ~. up
=. So.'""'n Parifie IL. up s..
1lidatrl steel pfd 2la- unchang-
-, Fee3 A'rilanc CO.. - of '-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-05
SAT- GnS BORROW
MANS TRUCK

SAN FRANCISCO. OF. 4 up
Two sailors helped themselves to
F1ward Scuith's garbage truck
carly today, drove around bit.
then LEFT # in a downtown garage
Whc:a police found it, Scuitti re-
ported nothing seems to be miss
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-05
{. 0.P. 7iuers Win

STOCKTON, Cad. Oct. / ,UPp -.
Th" COLLEGE of Pacific Tigers earn
ed { narrow 6 10 VIA over Chico
state IN far western conference
football game here laat night
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-05
CHICAGO GRAIN.S

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-05
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE:
By Harry Ferguson

shouted two or three words and
DGrocLor rc,reatea III" jlupirns
aren't @olne 70 t@f.e any .ooIi>huc
Nth Commissioner X M Land:
watching them WITH a 2Gld eye"
The ac;ive player who has the
,oftcst job 50 far in Tic World Ser
les /, Tommy Heinrich. Yau':rc
right fielder Ee DIDN'T have a pu'
cut CT ain aysIs' in Ghc first two
games. The onlq time nc got his
hand. on lie Dall Waa when II
chased after Lasc-hits
How lhc mighty haze fallen de
partmcHt Pete Rciscr National
Loaauc bat'iu, champion has 4 cool
900 for lis srrics batting average
He has been - bat eight times, has
walled once ard famed three times.
80" DiMaep.o. terror Of the Amcri-
cau League n'chrIs. also is hitting
q @2ud} coo
If the Yankees get into a bad
Jam Manager Mccarthy always can
call on Lefty Gomez The scMor has
a sore shoulder and is not in shapo
to pitch. but he has an impressive
record Of never having been de
featcd IN a Wosld Ser.o3 game.
Seen. all hc haS to DO IS wave hi
aloyc at the batteYs aad' th"g roll
oYcr mG play dead.
It. d GREAT scrle5 tor pinch hit
trrs Lew RIeps delivered when hi
great opportunity came and 50 dio
GcGY"r Sclkyk. Jimmy Wasdcil
llIlod to come through, but the
piutn M'Crs' average sull is .GG7
ana wual ball player wouldn't be
hapi.r r!1: III?
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-05
P.C.L. PIayoff
Rained Out

SEATTLE. Wash, OcL q. tUPJ
The first game Of the pacific Coast
league Shau2ncSsy playofl between
Sacramento and Seattle was ralncd
0ui last nlpht, and doubleh"adcr
Ni'l br played tonight, weather per
lnlttmG.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-05

NEW YORK, Oct. UP - ScaN.
tered paragraphs containing seat
tered thoughts about the World Ser
les:
The first Two games Of The seIes
have revived the ar2umea. OF Whe-
ther there is enough difference be-
tween the ump!ring N the National
and American Leagues 10 turn the
tide Of d game. National League
umpIrcs crouch low behind tie cat
cher and are more inclined 70 give
the pitcher the benefit Of the doubt
ter's knees American League um-
pires stand more upright. Bill Nc
GoWan Of the American League vas
plate umpire in the first game NJ
the Yankees won. Babe Plnclll q
the National League was behind t.
plat in tie second game and tae
DOC gers Won. It's a lovely theory
but before tic series IS oEcr the
Dodgers probably Will ".n Il game
9 70 With an American Leaeu"
umpire working the plate.
Things are going to get rolRher
and tougher. starting today The
Yankees claim Mickey Owen ven.
OUT of his Way 70 'Y TO spiks
PLIl Rlzzutc OH a slide INTO sce0n1
base Inasmuch as part q Gwen 5
lob is TO block off runs at Tn"
plate. the Yankees can cause hIni
cOnr.dcrablc ,rOurir. not to mon
non bodiI5 .ni1ry by coming il
win their 2pIEc nigh. a catcarr
INT hard bI coHDIr Of solid ritl-
zena llke DlMappIo and Kcder
wou.d be All oven 1c' 20 lr it, q
combat
leo tie Ii LurDCLrs Mo Ha
been thrown on, Of more Dab pafK
tuau Cuc-Erpd ConnrllY iof af4u-
lup with umpire. Is IL mccE mild
luan "a far He made oAls on"
br.lcosc pc.tWc IL the sce0nd
pamc whcn ne raced down ron
The nig Aa>c coaching boz hi@
mouth working like !!ah speeo
,amcra shutter Seems the LIP
dldnt ikr Called strike again5.
Jnr ni uIs b0ya Umpire Pmell
uGu VAT for ne Lip 10 reach
me p.arc. He marched Toward him, +,
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