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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-09
Nv MIRIAM =. BRANDON

~ hAhA.An r. hftNtN w.
TViE station was filled with
Il people. Bits of conversation
drified toward them.
"Now. Junior. do be careful
Don't get your feet wet. and
LET the big boys swim acroSS
the lake
''Sure Nom. Aw-Tm no Kid
.. skip II. willyer," this ln
protest against fearful embrace.
To the left midGle-ascd man
engaged in earnest conversation
with a boy. a roll of bills changed
hands. and the man patted his son
on tho shnulaar- --rr7T17TrTT
that both were being painfully
casual about the whole business.
Emily Stark watched with envy
She couldn't he casual about Tim
His fair hair. and tho rather baby
ish face Why. ne was too Young
10 go so far away from home
She remembered that bout OF
Group remembered that siege of
measles. and fought down a desire
60 gather him close within her
protecting arms.
I'm be okay. Nuns he
assured her, reading her
thoughts
He looked worried, as though he
feared she would burst into Shueks
OF hySteria
"Now. just try 10 remember
that I'll be all right Every
thing il supervised. The heads
Of the camps don't want 10 Kill
US Off"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
Mike Jacobs
Battles k.b.A.

NEW YORK, Jan. 6. (UP)
gong sounded today for one OF
pugilism's most important battles
as Mike Jacobs squared off against
the defiant National Boxing associ-
alton.
Jacobs said he would stop the
practice "of advertising phoney title
fights in National Boxing associa-
ton territory" appealing to the
courts if necessary. New York state
is not in NBA territory.
Promoter Mikes first blow was
aimed at Cleveland. He announced
that Light Heavyweight Champion
Billy Conn will sue promoters OF
the Melio Bettina- Anton Christie
foridis bout at Cleveland, Jan. 13,
if they persist in advertising this
15-round fight as for the light
heavyweight championship" Jacobs
said he would back Conn's suit to
the limit.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
StoIle|lall1 Picks
Reds, Giants TO
Finish 0ne.Two

NEW YORK. Jan. 6. tUP)-PreS-
ident Horace Stoneham of the New
York Giants made the first base
ball predictions of 1941 today He
picked the Cincinnati Reds to win
for the third time in the National
league and labelled the Giants, St.
Louis Cardinals, Brooklyn Dodgers
and Pittsburgh Pirates as possible
serious challengers.
"In fact, right now that's just
the order in which l figure those
five teams will finish come next
October and World Series time
Stoneham said. I can give you no
detailed analysis for my choice OF
the Reds to win their third straight
flag. I don't really believe they're
good enough to win three pennants
in a row but the old saw about
never betting against winner holds
good right here
The Boston Bees and Philadelphia
Phillies were not suggested as pen
nant prospects but the Giants head
man did entirely eliminate the Chi
cago Cubs as flag possibilities.
"As see it." Stoneham said, "the
Cubs have little or no chance to
go anyplace. It's hard to find a
strong point in the entire outfit
their pitching and catching are
both practically memories and their
infield and outfield are far from
strong"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
Thomson, BulIa
Pace Golf Field
In |. A. Open
By ED CONKLIN

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 6. up
A pair of powerhouse hitters, jim
my Thomson and Johnny Bulla,
matched Drawn and wits today down
the soaked final lap to the
$4,000 pot of the Los Angeles open
golf tournament.
Thomson blasted over the long
and treacherous Riviera country
club course with the power that
stamps him the worlds mightiest
slugger, for a par II in the semi
final round to tee off today leading
Bulla by one stroke advantage. His
perfect score gave him 81 hole
total of 211 but the husky Chicago
pro was pounding hard at his heels.
A tough break yesterday cost Bulla
a two stroke penalty when he mis-
takenly hit McSpaden's ball on the
first hole but his sc round the pre-
viouS day coupled with the rs, kept
him in second position among the
64 finalists.
Close behind him down the last
mile-near enough that any could
win the $500 first money should
the leaders falter-were a half doz-
en- of the nations best pros, all of
them sluggers that the 1000 yard
layout requires.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
MARKET QUOTATIONS
l.. A. PRODUCE

Los ANG ELES, Jan. s. up
Trading was moderate to fairly
good on most lines.
Cucumbers: Imperial flats 1.25-
1.50; Laguna 1ugs eco; hothouse
San Diego flats $50.
Lettuce: Imperial 1.15-1 25 SIS
S5-1.00: local loose 35-50c.
Peas: san Diego pole 1l-l2e;
bush 7-se; santa Barbara pole IL
2c: local bush 910c.
Squash White summer San Di-
ego. local lugs 1.7G.=2.on; Imperial
crates 2.5O-2.e0: lugs 2.75-3.00;
Italian san Diego and local lug
1.0O-1.15: Imperial crates 90-1.06:
yellow crookneck san Diego lugs
200: Imperial crates 1.50-l75; ba-
mana local liz c; Hubbard ! i2c.
Tangerines: Imperial sweet Al
gerians fey 4-4ze: Dancys Imperial
&c.
Tomatoes: inland. Westm orland
and Brawley crates Stops 1.75-
200: 12s f.60-1. Is; 16s 1.10-1.25; 20s
s0-1.10; loose lugs 5O-75c; local
stones Tugs 5x5s poor 1.00-1.25;
6xes 75-100; 6x7s 50-65c.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
Hixon Upsets
Defending Champ
In BWC Tourney

SOlemn-faced Pete HlXOll
kept pitching even though he
was four down with scarcely
more than that many holes
to 90 Sunday and when the
match was over Hixon had ellml-
mated the defending champion,
Forrest Ferguson, in this years
Barbara Worth golf club champion
ship.
HiXon won one up. Next week he
will meet Logan jenkins who bare
" squeezed into second round play
by defeating Stokes McGraW one
up on the 18th hole,
Dan Taylor, who defeated Duf
Dinsmore 4 and 3, will play For
rest Manley in the second round.
Manley eliminated Bill Polkinhorn
4 and ,.
Jack Harris. who defeated Eldred
Ferguson > and /, played his second
round match Sunday and fell be-
fore Benny Kellerman, who elllnl-
mated Cotton Dewitt 4 and in the
first round. Kellerman won one up.
Nick Ballard, who defeated Paul
Brown . up. will meet Jersey Birch
field, who defeated DR.: w. A. Clarke
up.
In the first flight: Max Sones d1.
Viggo Hanson. Dick Hammer df.
Fred Smith l up, Wade Ramsey oil.
John Kepley and 4, L. A. Lewis
df. Ralph Ege ? and /, Bob Daugh-
erty df. c. P. Johnson 2 and l, Ted
Ehmke df. Ben Fite 2 and l.
Two matches in this flight, Sid
Swanberger vs.. Frank OsWalt and
Bill Strickland VS.. Minor Simms
we're not played. They must be de
cided before Friday or defaults Will
be entered.
Results in the second flight: Wal
ter Havekorst Of. George Fleming
} and /, Barney Holbert df. Ben
Herring and 3, Robert Iackett
df l. N. Hitchcock and l, Edgar
Jackson df. Frank Oswalt Jr. by
default. Arno Yaeckel df. G. V. Egan
/ up, H. C. Latham df. Norman
Bann 3 and 2, Nolan Smith df.
Warren Currier and 3, Louis De-
Vita df. Robert Fahs l up.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
Sport Notes

OPOTt NOteS
Basketball followers anxiously
await the opening of the valley
league season next Friday because
for the first time in five years a
team outside the valleys Big
Three has a chance to win the
loop crown
Calipatria and Imperial high
school cagers are both rated def
mite threats TO the hopes of Braw-
ley, Calexico and Ell Centre d.
Calipatria already holds victories
over Brawley and Imperial and
looms as stiff hurdle for the de-
Tending co-champs from CaleXico
and FL Centre
A close race in the valley league
this season, and the construction of
basketball floors at Calipatria. Holt
vile and Imperial should stimulate
more interest in basketball than
ever before . FL Centro could aid
a great deal by remodeling its floor,
and according to school officials
there is a chance that will be done
before another year passes =.
El Centre junior college cagers,
despite the fact they have dropped
two successive games, boast the
strongest squad in five years and
probably have the best team in his
tory There is still a matter of
conditioning, but as soon as the
Arabs hit their stride the scores
will read quite the opposite from
the Trinidad and Sun Lumber ball
games
With Fox, Payne, Sander, Rad
cliffe and Morgan as a starting
lineup the Arabs will offer sharp
shooting bail club which will be
hard to stop
This professionalism purge pres
emily being carried on by the AAU
is somewhat sickening to the look
er-on 6. The latest action by the
AAU has put the players in the
annual Shrine East-West game on
the pan and has threatened them
with loss of their amateur stand
ing. ;.
The question of professionalism
first arose when the "A college SEN
iors were being chosen TO partici-
pate in the annual game. At that
time the AAU said that if one play
er applied for permission to play
his case would serve as a test for
the others.
Fred Hartman, Rice Institute
tackle, asked for and received the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06

ten games. Regular practice ses-'
sions will be held this Tuesday and
Wednesday nights.
Six teams are entered in the
league, imperial Hardware, Delo-
ziers, 20-30, Holtville. Cavalry and
the outlaws.
The Imperial Hardware, with Bill
Maxwell and Ed Campion on its
roster. was heavily favored TO win
the league but Deloziers and the
Cavalry quintets were rated strong
enough to score a possible upset
The schedule:
Jan. 14-Delozier VS.. 2O-3O; Hard
ware VS.. Cavalry.
Jan. 15-Holtville vs.. outlaws: Delo-
ziers VS.. Cavalry.
Jan. 21-20-30 VS.. Holtville; Hard
ware VS.. Outlaws.
Jan 22-20-30 VS.. Hardware; Caval-
ry VS.. outlaws.
Jan 28-Holtville VS.. DelOzierS; 90
80 vsb outlaws.
Jan. 29-Deloziers vs.. Hardware;
Cavalry VS.. Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
Ell Centre Holds
Lead with 1914
Win Over BrawIey

A six-run rally in the seventh
inning gave Ell Centre Merchants
a 1914 victory over Brawley's
defending champion baseball
team Sunday afternoon and left
the Ell Centre nine in possession
of undisputed first place in the
league standings.
Led by Ted Sander and Joe
Hurst with three hits each, the
Merchants turned in their fourth
victory in a row and stamped the
FL Centre club as the team to
beat in the county league race.
Brawley stepped into an early
Al lead as Joe Andrade was Off
to shaky start, but drew moth
ing but blanks in the final five
innings of play. Ell Centre, mean
while, put together Is base hits
for a victory.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06

Calipatria on Thursday, CaleXicc
against Imperial Friday and Ell
Centre against Holtville Friday
night.
Of the six league teams only
Holtville was listed as too weak to
fight for the loop crown. Coach Ben
Palmgren, however, predicted cou-
pie of upset victories for his charg-
eS.
Ell Centro and Calexico will again
be favored as the league opens but
Calipatria and Imperial were eX-
pected to furnish stiff opposition
Brawley, weak in practice sessions.
has improved to the extent that the
northenders are pointing for an
upset win over Calipatria come
Thursday afternoon.
Ell Centro high travels to San.
Diego Saturday night to engage
Coronado in a practice game at the
beach city.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
San Diego State
Furnishes Cage
Upset Of Week
By UNITED PRESS

San Diego States 1928 basket
ball upset over University of Cali
fornia topped the surprises in Sat
urday nights California collegiate
basketball program.
In the last 80 seconds of play,
Milton Phelps, San Diego forward,
dropped in a free throw that broke
a tie and beat California.
University of Southern California
smacked down University of San
Francisco, SIPS. Stanford took a
lopsided 64-33 win over the travel
ing Utah State college team.
UCLA trimmed st. Mary's 45-2e.
San Francisco State evened the
count with Chico State. winning
1929. Marin J. c. lost to Golden
Gate, 46-31. Modesto j. c. hung
a 66-26 walloping on Visalia J. c.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, Jan. s. up
Federal State Mkt. News Service
Hogs saIeable 900. odd bid Il
to 30 cents higher. bulk good TO
choice 1G0 to 22O pounds 8-S.25; top
$40: 10 10 lGO pounds 7.50-7.85i
local fed 1903; packing sows 5.25-
6.
Cattle aleab bic $500; fairly active
steady i strong; medium S39-1002
pound fed steers 9.19-ln.2ji few
common $50 down Mexican steers
7.25-7.T5, two loads ArizOnas S.15f
odd heifers to $50. cows 6.J0-8s
Gamers and cutters 475-G.25; bulls
725-7.T5: stockers and feeders
strong 10 higher, steers s.50-9i
cove held above 8 calves saleable
200. fully steady, good yealers to
Il. little done on calves.
sheep #aIeable J1u. active steady
good t0 choice IS 10 50 pounds
wODIed lambs 9.1D-10.z5t few me
dium s.G5. few good I39 pound
ewes $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 20, 1901
Published every afternoon except
Saturday and Sunday Saturday
afternoon issue now succeeded
by the Sunday Post-Press, es-
tablished 1850 by the Imperial
Valley Publishing company. 625
State Street, FL Centro, Calf.
Paul Jenkins, publisher; A. c.
Johnston, vice president and gen
eral manager; f. A. Fitzhugh.
secretary and managing editor.
West Holiday Co. Inc. National
Advertising Representatives.
Entered at FL Centre, California
post office as second class mat
ter.
Subscription rates: In California,
sc per copy.
Press (Sundays), per month 75c;
paid in advance, months, $2.10;
6 months, $500; one year. $3.50;
outside California $1.00 per month.
NJ EN- er. California Newspaper
Publishers Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
Alice Marble
Makes Pro Debut

NEW YORK, Jan. 6. (UP-Alice
Marble says goodbye to amateur
tennis when she steps on the canvas
court at Madison Square Garden
tonight and starts a professional
tour that may earn her $4,000.
A great supporting cast has been
assembled to aid and abet her pro-
fessional debut. Her opponent will
be Mary HardWick, the steady,
sturdy English girl who plays a
good game of tennis but one that
is several notches below that of
Miss Marble. In addition, there
will be Don Bulge, the red-haired
wizard who is the best in the busi-
ness, and that great Snowman, Big
Bill Tilden, who is still hitting and
chasing tennis balls as he approach
cS his 48th birthday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Jan. b. tUF1 -
Markets advanced today as Presi-
dent RooseYelt's address on the
state of the nation fitted into wall
street expectations.
Stocks were up fractions to more
than a point with several at new
highs for 1940-1941 on IN moderate
trading.
Market experts had expected the
president TO ask for a peed-up IN
the arms program. lending Of ar
mameuts to nations fighting ag
gressors. and higher taxes.
stock averages: Industrial, l32.s3,
up Gas; rail, 2S40. unchanged;
utility, zoos, up OILS; and 81
stocks. 44.22. up 0.i3.
stock sales approximated 10000
shares compared with $4,000 Fri
day. Curb stock sales were 12S,009
shares against 100000 in the pre-
vious five hour session.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
Valley Meters Open
Annual Tourney
Next Sunday

Imperial Valley netters had only
three more days 10 enter the fifth
annual Imperial county tennis
championships Monday, according
to Bill Maxwell, tournament direc-
tor.
Entry lists close Thursday night,
Maxwell said. and first round tour
nament play opens next Sunday IN
ten divisions of play.
Maxwell anticipated the largest
entry list in history of the tourna-
nent on the basis of entries al
ready mailed to him. Considerable
interest was evidenced in Holt
Vile where five entries had already
been received.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
Louis Books Third
Winter Defense

NEW YORK, Jan. 6. (UP)-Joe
Louis will make his third heavy
weight title defense of the winter
against Gus Dorazio at Philadelphia,
about Feb. II, Promoter Mike ia
cobs revealed today.
The Philadelphia match, OF course
is dependent upon Louis title VIC
tory over Red Burman, Jack Demp-
sey's protege, at Madison Square
Garden, Jan. 81.
Louis. who knocked out Al Nc
Coy at Boston on Dec. Is, arrives
from Detroit Thursday for the New
York Boxing Writers annual din
ner. On Friday he will go to Green
wood Lake, N. Y, 10 start train
ing for the Burman scrap.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
L. A. HAY
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Jan. s. fUPJ-Trading
interest in wheat was light today
but the market exhibited firm
tone throughout. other grains were
slightly higher.
Wheat closed up = to s May
SSM S.. corn was up q 10 g.
MAY G3i4 -G3 Is: oats up o. 10 g.
MAY 81 81 o.. rye up / cent. May
H9A aud SOY beans ~ 10 zlss
May lQI.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
BENCHW ARM|NG
by Burdette Kinne
Sports Editor

necessary permission. Thus all
players. under the AAU ruling. au-
tomaticany qualified, it was under
stood.
So it was with some surprise the
Shrine officials read that Dan Fer
ris, AAU Secretary-treasurer. said
in New York all players except
Hartman automatically lost their
amateur standing through particip-
alton.
Players taking part in the annual
San Francisco game receive only
travelling expenses, a small spend
ing allowance, a gold watch and
sweater. The question of profess
sionalism never was raised before
although the game has been New
Years day feature for 16 years.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06

Feb. 4-Hardware VS.. Holtville; De-
loziers VS.. outlaws.
Feb. 5-20-3O VS.. Cavalry; Holtville
VS.. outlaws
Feb. 1l-20-30 VS.. Deloziers; Hard
ware VS.. Cavalry.
Feb. l2-Cavalry VS.. Deloziers;
Holtville VS.. 20-3O.
Feb. 18-Outlaws VS.. Hardware;
Holtville VS.. Deloziers.
Feb. l9-Cavalry VS.. Outlaws; 20-30
Us. Hardware.
Feb. 25-20-3O VS.. Outlaws; Hard
ware VS.. Deloziers.
Feb. 26-Holtville VS.. Cavalry; Out
laws vs. DelozierS.
Mar. 4-Holtville VS.. Hardware;
Cavalry VS.. 20-3O.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
l.. 4. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Jan. g. tUPD-
on and Industrial issues led gen
craf wing on the Los Angeles
stock exchange today. APPROX :
matcly 1000 shares eXchang ged
hands. sending il issues up, one
down while five remained IN
changed.
Central Investments. 95s up = i;
Transam erica So up =; southern
California Edison six per cent 30i2
up o.. BandIni -, up y; Standard
OH 2Ot. up u. Cons s1lidated steel
common - up =. Consolidated
steel preferred 20i- up q; Emsco
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
IS Golfers Win
In Sweepstakes

Thirteen golfers won golf balls in
two weekend ball sweepstakes at
the Barbara Worth country club.
Saturday afternoon winners were
Forrest Manley, Jerry Lee and Ben
Kellerman. who tied for low, Jack
Harris and Paul Brown, who tied
for second, Red Edwards, who won
third place and Mote Dizney, who
played fourth.
Sunday, Forrest Ferguson and
Logan Jenkins tied for first, Jersey
Birchfield and Stokes McGraw tied
for second, Forrest Manley won
third and Jim Stone took fourth.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
Fl Centre BowIers
Defeat BrawIey

A picked" FL Centro bowling
team defeated Brawleys keglers,4 40,
in special match at the Ell Centre
bowling academy Sunday after
noon, according to Noel Smith,
manager.
The teams will meet in a return
match at Brawley, Smith said.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANG ELES. Jan. 6. UP)-
Hens. Ieghorns. 2l4 TO 81 lbs. 13C
Hens, leghorns, 81 TO lbs. 14'
Hens. eoIored. 81 TO 4 lbs. .. 21'
Hens. eolored, over lbs. .... 21'
Broilers. over Ia to Ia lbs. 16'
Broilers over ia TO 81 lbs up II
Fryers. leghorns, 2lz TO lbs. -
Fryers eoiored 20 to ~ lbs. up IL
Fryers. eolored, over y to a. ~
Roa sters, colored .-.....---...... 20
old roosters, colored .......... II
Old rooters, leghorn ........ 09i
Dueklinrs. over pounds ..---. -
DueklinRs, under 5 pounds 49,. IS
Old ducks 9s
young Eeese ..-.-ss# ..--.- '.. -
Tom turkeys .+.sss#s.#.... .....-.st y
Hen turkeys, 9 70 Il lbs. ..,. -
Hen turkeys, II lbs. and up "a
Old hen turkeys ...---.....--.. Il
Old tom turkeys ..........-..t Il
Capons. lbs. and up .....--. "A
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
FLU SIDELINES
BADMINTON STAR

SPOKANE, Wash, Jan. 6. CUP
David Freeman Of Pasadena, Cal,
national Badminton champion, was
eliminated from the Inland Empire
championship tournament today by
influenza.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
Markets at a Glance
n, TNTTEU pRI.NS

Stock hiher in moredate trading.
Bonds higher, T.. :. governments
irreEularlF lower.
Curb stocks irrcgplarly higher.
Foreign exchange steady.
Cotton steady.
Wheat up d. 10 II cent; corn up
j.. 10 F. cent
Rubber firm
silver unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
MPLS. Ely FUTURES

tfiaX quotations courtesy the
southwest FlaNseed associntiOn.b
Nav -....... ........ S1.69
July Observation-Disclosures. &l67Iz
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
Valley League Cage Season Opens
BrawIey Faces CaIipatria in Feature;
EI Centro. = C@-''22:::co Play HoItvi|Ie.
Imperial in Initial Game

The chips go the line in the valley league basketball
this week six valley high schools bids for the
loop championship which will be defended by CaleXico
and Ell Centro high schools, co-champons in 1910.
The opening weeks schedule sends Brawley against
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
Commercial Cage
Loop Schedule

Ell Centros commercial basketball league gets under
way week from Tuesday night, according to ar
nouncement by Coach Raleigh Holt league director.
League games will be played each Tuesday and We'd
nesday night Holt said with each team scheduled to pay
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
Gridder Seriously Burned

INDIANAPOLIS Ind, JAN UP)-Davd Aerdce jr, half
university football Indianapolis
hospital attempted to
brother fire that destroyed
their
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
l.. A. GRAIN

Los ANGELES. Jan. 9. up
Mailing barley 1890. S112ia III =
wheat No. 2 hard or
saft white ...... SI.4T1s-1.a7
harley No. J. bright 81 I10-IIb
Mile No. yellow .....-. SI.20-1.2b
Corn. No. 3, yellow .... S1.4s-1.60
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
4. RANKS

Los ANeELEs. Jan. 6. ,uPJ
TraubamefIea ....st.ss4....... % zs
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
Defense Practice
Scheduled for J.C.
After Two Losses

The intricacies of basketball de-
fense was on the practice schedule
for Ell Centro Junior college bas-
ketball team Monday following the
junior college cagers second loss
in as many startS~Saturday night.
The Arab baSketeers dropped a
56-45 decision to Sun Lumber COM
pany of Los Angeles in the Ell
Centre gymnasium Saturday night,
victims of last minute surge by
the invaders.
Coach Bill Maxwells charges were
deadlocked with the winners with
five minutes of playing remaining
at 38-all, then succumbed to a sud-
den rush in the last four minutes
which netted the invaders l8 points.
The Arabs dropped 45-42 deci-
sion to Trinidad earlier in the week
when they were unable to match
the pace of the winners in an over
time period.
Bill Payne and Ted Sander paced
the iaycees with 16 and IL points
respectively.
In preliminary game the Ell
Centre japanese evened the score
with the junior college scrubs, VIM
ming 1923.
The score:
El Centre (45) Pos. Sun (56)
Payne Q6) C. Hardness t1D
Sandez 12) F B. Hardness CD
Raab % C MunkerS Q0
Morgan 90 Ct SorenSon 60
ChickahiSa 60 G. Harris CD
Subs-El Centro-MeaSures, Sugi-
hara, Fox %, Honda, Radcliffe,
Galloway, Suttle. Sun-Lugo Cd.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
Yale Appoints New Coach

NEW HAVEN (UP)-Yale threw overheard 6s
ycarod football tradition today outside the alumni
appoint Spike) Neson who
TO Yale from Mississippi