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penalized the Bears thereafter.
Even the California team, which
might reach the Rose Bowl if it can
get by washington today and STAN
ford three weeks hence, was forced
TO address an open letter to the
rOOtcrS.
The squads pleaded with them to
behave themselves, be gentlemen
and stop antagonizing game officials
at the expense of the players"
we have reached point where
we stand to lose yards at the ex-
pense of hard work and injuries
because you, the roofing section,
feel yon have to call the referee
names said the letter.
We need the rooters. but We
want an honest -to-goodness bunch
OF supporters and not 10000 persons
bent on rndoing the work we have
done"
The Bear rooters have quaint lit
tie extra -curricular activities that
call for Whistling in unison at unes-
corted girls, throwing megaphones
which have cracked the skulls of
several members of the band down
in front-and unfurling long BAN
ners of rolled tissue paper.
They have taken hapless student
rooters and rolled them down the
maeSed tiers, hand over hand.
The Daily Californian editorial
termed the roofing section "the
biggest and dirtiest in the country"
the rooters individually as dirty
rotten, loathsome, perverted, debas-
ed, foul-mouthed purveyors of STU
dent invective."
Thcm's fighting words, but there
was no outward indication of retail
Iatlon by the rOOters. In union there
IS strength. and game time today
viii determine if the chastisement
took, or if stronger punishment is
called for.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Nov s dUP)
stocks settled down to the usual
Saturday quiet today with prices
irregularly lower.
Enough leaders had losses to
bring the averages down lightly
Only minor decline was needed to
send the utility average into new
low ground since 1928.
Railroad shares held well in the
face Of threatened strike of rail
way employees on December ). Mkt
men believed the administration
would do everything in its power
to settle the dispute.
Dow Jones preliminary dosing
stock averages; Industrial *. .26, off
%; rail 26.27; off .2l; Utility 1921
OFF Oh; and So stocks foo2 off as
stocks sales approximated 2eo.oor
hare compared with 2fo.9ha Lat Sat
urday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09
ARMY AND NAVY
HOLD SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK Nov. 8 up
Army and Navy. still unbeaten in
this season of accent on national
defense, command the crowds and
color again today as football teams
from seaboard to Seaboard turn into
the November stretch.
Both service teams have been
tied but the deadlocks detract little
from the two big games Of the day:
Navy Us. Notre Dame n Baltimore
and Army vs.. Harvard at Cam
/ bridge.
More than $4,000 Will turn out foH
he Baltimore epic with prospects
Of dry field auglwlng a keen dua.
between the running OF Nav :
Barnaclc Bill Busik and the sue
I shot passing of angelo Bcrtelli, one
of the best Notre Dame toSscrs
since the ROCkne era.
Army, which Il NJ ped m n
notches by holding Not.e Dame %
a scoreless tie last week rc2t5
the years Mol comeback team i'll
Harvard which offset its dismal
beginning by gaining victories oyt.
Dartmouth and Princeton and q
scoreless tie with Navy
Five of the remaining half dozen
major undefeated and united teams
see action today and all are favor
ties although at least one upset
can be expected. The games, with
perfect-record teams named first
are Texas Baylor. Minnesota Ne
braska Fcrdham- Pittsburgh, Duke
Davidson and Texas A, &: NJ. -Sou-
then Methodist The sixth team
with a clean slate. DuqueSnc. plays
ST. MaryS Sunday
Other top games include:
EAST-Boston College-WakC For
est, New YorkU-1Iissouri, Colum-
bia bia-PennsylvanIa, Temple Villanova,
wnHoly Cross. Comell-Yale,
Dartmouth Princeton. Penn State
Syracuse and West Virginia-Ki.-
Sas.
SOU T H-Mississippi State-Au-
burn, Alabama-Tusane, Georgia
ech-Kentucky, Louisiana State
Mississippi, Florida Georgia, Duke
Davidson, William & Mary Vir-
ginia Military, Virginia Tech-N.C.
State and Virginia Washington &,
Lee.
MIDWEST-Indiana Northwest
Illinois, OklahOma-IoWa State, Kan
ern, Ohio State Wisconsin. Iowa
sas StateSouth Caroline Detroit
Marquette and Michigan State Pur-
due
PACIFIC COAST Stanford Sou
them California. washington State
Idaho. Washington. Ore
gon State-UCLA. Oregon Santa
Clara
SOUTHWEST Rice ~ AIF4naas.
Texas ChrlstianCentenar2 and To-
as Tech Creighton
ROCKY MOUNTAINS. Denver
Utah State. Brigham Young -Wyom-
ing and Montana -NorthDakota
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09

to be headed Tor revenge, out once
the Arizona team got under way
the picture locked different
Central scored the first touch
down in the second quarter after
recovering a Bear tumble on the
Phoenix 20 yard line. Joe Eady,
Central wingman. took the ball or
an end-around to the 10. Smoot
rounded end for 3. Morgan made
one at end, then Page carried the
oval on a quarterback sneak to
the l inch line Another quarter
back sneak carried Page over the
goal. The conversion was goOG
That was the end of El CentrO'S
scoring: Phoenix began.
In the same period, the Bears
blocked ana fell on Stacy Morgan'S
punt down on the Central IL yard
marker Bogart took the ball across
the goal in two plays. The con-
version was wide
The Phoenix gridders kicked off
and e. Centre punted after three
plays. The first play after receiv-
ing the punt, Harris OF Phoenix
swept around end, 60 yards for
touchdown. The conversion went
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, Nov. S CPp -
Trading moderate, Grapefruit weak
er;
Bunched vegets bles: heets 4o-5Oc
carrots 40-50c; celery root soc; di-
kon 60c;7s gr. onions $25-1.50; leek
1.50; mustard 40-50c; parley 40-5Sc
radishes 1890; spinach 80-s:
turnips 40-5oc; kohl rabi Csc mint
& watercress 30c.
Cucumbers: Imperial Wy 90-1.15:
Guadalupe 50-75c; local 1-.35; San
Digeo1 .25-1.35.
Squash: white summer local and
san Diego 65-s5c. Imperial Wy rs
81; italian local and San Diego
90-1.5; Imperial Wy 1-1.15; yellow
crookneck l-l15; Imp Wy s5-1;
cream local 40-50c; table queen So
CSC; banana pink -. Hubbard
Lompoc &c.
Tomatoes local, San Diego and
Ventura 4x5s Sill 5x5s and 5x6
J IS .35; 6x6s 1851; San Luis Obs
po 4X5s 10; 5x5s tand 5xss / Is
1.50; Gx6s 1-1.25; stems player Axe
to SKI local and san Diego S5-.15;
Santa Barbara 1.10-.35
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09
RUDOLPH TAKES
BILLIARD TITLE

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8. CUP)-
Erwin Rudolph, At year old Cleve-
land veteran cue artist, today held
his fifth worlds billiards champion
ship after accomplishing an unfin-
ished run of "a in the finals of the
tournament.
Rudolph captured the title last
night by defeating Irving Crane,
Livonia. N. Y. comparative young
ster 20 years his junior, 1855 and
carrying off first place money of
$170O
The match ended a three way tic
between the two finalists and the
defending champion, Willie Mosconi,
Philadelphia. Each had won eight
games and lost three, but Mosconi
was eliminated through score rat
ingS.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09
L.. A. LIVESlOC'B

Los ANG ELES. Nov. 7 G'PJ --
Federal state market news seryiccj
Hogs saIeablc 50. about steady;
me dunn to good 194-215 lb butchers
I.25-1185; uotable top II; 80 lbs u;
other clae lacking.
Cattle sslable 300. few sales
about steady; steers and heifers
very carce. few yearling stockers
steer $50. feeders 9.5; heifcrish
cows 8.76; common to good cows
7.25-s25: Gamer and cutters 81;
bulls 1853: calves saleabie l50;
few sales steady; old yealer 70 -
choice uoted IA or above odd calve
9-115Ozs choice uoted around IL;
some stockers unsOld.
Sheep saiable none; good 10 rohi'"
wooied lambs uoted II lot 80. Eood
ewes to around $500
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
By Harry Ferguson

NEW YORK, Nov. up :
Scattered paragraphs containing
scattered thoughts;
This is critical day in the hist
ory OF the armed forces of the
United States. Both Ann and
Navy trFug desperately for UNI
beaten "caSonS, arc on the spot
Navy with one of tho best teams
in its history, tackles Notre Dame
at Baltimore. Army takes on Har-
ward, a job that looks fairly easy
until YOU remember that Coach
Dick Harlow of the Crimson is a
miracle man in a mild sort of way
and his team is as full of surprises
as grab bag Not that it matters
because all the seats are sold any
way, but if Army and Navy still
are undefeated when they tangle
in Philadelphia on Nov 20 the re-
Verberatlons will be heard all the
way to Frisco.
Every time the Michigan State
football team sees a cloud in the
sky, the boys shuddcr. Rain fell
on the team last Saturday for the
first time since 1888 Score: Mis-
souri, 10, Michigan State 0.
There was q time when Tony
Lazzcri was known as Mr.. Brains"
in baseball He got such a reputa-
tion for making smart plays when
he was second baseman for the
New York Yankees that Lefty Go
mez gave him the business one day
in a game in which the Yankees
were far. far ahead
On force play at second Go
mc2, instead OF throwing the bah
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09
NaVBui|ds Base
In Iceland

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8 OUPD =
Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox
today announced that a naval ope-
rating base has been established in
Iceland both for administrative
and task purposes"
Rear Admiral James F. Huffman
was named commandant of the
base, which will be a part of the
command of the commander in
chief of the U. S. Atlantic fleet.
The command of the Iceland ope-
rating base, Knox said, shall in
clude all U. s. naval shore activities,
naval local defense forces and dis
trict naval craft and any additional
units as may be assigned by the
Atlantic fleet.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09

Up and almost pushed thv vikings
off the field
The first score was made in three
pays, the drive starting from the
Holtville II and rolling 80 yards
Roman Aldaco smashed through
the center of the line for 90 yards
Gene Maynard swept right enc
for 40 yards. Then Aldaco went
20 yards and over the goal The
game appeared to be in the hands
of Holtville. but it wasn't
Maynard fumbled on his own
IS and Imperials opportunity was
knocking, Tell and Howards al
ternated to net two first downs.
putting the oval on the four yarc
line. Cauzza cracked center for 5
and Tell went around end for the
score.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09

which the northenders meet next
week, is still number one team but
only with less than a half-game
margin.
Next weeks battle between the
two top teams will be the deciding
point in the league race. Their res
pective shoWingS against Calexlco
makes the Wildcats favorites over
the Spartans. but Central will have
the advantage of playing on their
home field
After the game. Brawley Coach
Sheldon Loughborough said, My
boys played better ball than any
Brawley team in several years. That
seemed to be the opinion of most
observers.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09
BOXERS SUSPENDE

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 8. (UP)-
The State Athletic commission to-
day announced suspension of boxers
William Outland, Oakland; James
Liddell and Genaro Rojo, both of
Los Angeles, and Johnny E. Flynn,
Denver.
Outland was set down for so days
Tor n-appearance and Liddell 80
days for rest. Indefinite suspensions
were given Flynn, who is retired and
unavailable, and Rojo. now in GUS
tody, according to the commission.
Boxers Eddie Halligan and Peter
Aiken, both of Oakland, and Eddie
Mossette, Los Angeles, were rein
stated.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09
frisco STATE
DEFEATS CHICO

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8. CUP -
San Francisco State college defeat
ed Chico State IL to 7 here last
night, capitalizing on a blocked kick
in the final period.
San Francisco scored in the Sec
ond period when Gridley Dorr ragged
SO yards with an intercepted pass
Chico then drove 81 yards to gain
a to edge on Tony Novac's touch
down and Bob Alldridge's conver-
sion. In the fourth period, Pete Mir
ande blocked Fred Sartore's punt
on the l3, and on five plays Werner
Steinbach dove over for a touch
down.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09
MARKET QUOTATIONS
l.. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. Nov. S CCP) -
Hens, Leghorns, 1"i 10 81 lbs e. 16c
Hens. Leghorns over So to lbs 1sc
Hens, Leg. over lbs and up Iec
liens. colored. to 6n lbs :. 24c
Hens. colored over 5h lbs 4 up 24c
Broiiers. / \ and up u. lbs =. 22c
Broilers over 1% and up to 2k 2sc
Pryers, Leg. wore zX to lbs. Ice
Fryers. colored. 2a to az lbs zoe
Fryers. colored over 81 to AZ 21c
Roasters. colored. over AZ lbs 24c
Stays, colored ............... lie
Old Roosters, colored ......... 13c
Old Leigh orns boosters .... 0sc
Ducklings. Pekin over lb go. lie
Ducklings. Pekin under lbs :. 15c
Old Ducks, White Pekin .. osc
Geese .................. 16c
Young Tom turkeys 20 lbs, up 21c
Young Tom Turkeys ii 10 20 lbs 19c
Young Hen Turkeys II and Up 22c
Capons, 6 TO 9 lDL ......,....... z5c
Capons over lbs and up ...... CSC
Rabbits. No. 1 white 81. TO AZ l5o
Rabbits, mixed colors 3i.-41s lbs l3c
Rabbits No. old ................ .07c
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09


most of the game with a hard-charg-
ing line and a not backfield.
No victory in this seasons league
race has been as decisive as last
nights. The Brawley line punched
holes in the border boys forward
wall that were big enough to let a
Monday morning quarterback make
yards. John Williams. fast Negro
back, made his own holes the few
times the line couldn't open them.
Williams ran three of the touch
downs over. Substitute back Imaru
scored one. The northenders Tailed
7 points in the first quarter, 6 in
the second, 6 in the third and 7
in the fourth.
Calexico was saved from COM
plete shutout by tluke pass thrown
by Andrade. Before the Bulldogs
finally got hold of the oval sew
eral Wildcats juggled it around
and should have intercepted it.
The smashing victorT placed Braw-
ley in the position or the team to
beat. They now stand as second
high club. The El Centre team,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09
FOOTBALL RESULTS
BY UNITED PRESS

bg UNIFIED EhEoS
Willamette SIS, College of Puget
Sound T.
Pacific Lutheran 20, Central
Washington T.
Western Washington 20. st. Mar
tins 13.
Idaho Southern 80. Weber Col. 7.
RedlandS IS, Laverne 0.
Caltech Ia. Pomona o.
Camp Haan 6, San Diego State 0.
Ore. Frosh IA, Ore. State Frosh 0.
Santa Monica &c ~, Santa Bar
bara State FroSh 0.
Santa Ana JC 10, Riverside JC 13.
Fullerton JC IA, San Bernardino
&c 13.
San Francisco state 12, Chico
State T.
Marin JC 81. Santa Rosa JC l3.
Stockton JC, 7, Sacramento JC 0.
Pomona Frosh 13, Caltech Frosh 0.
Chaffey JC l9. Pomona JC 7.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09
L. A. STOCKS

los ANGELES. Nov. 8 tUP) -
Pricos remained generally static IN
fnirl yhcavy trading on the Los
Angeles stock exchange today. one
issue was up, five were down and
21 remain de unchanged. The list:
Transamerica 4As up Pacific Gas
p pct 32 down =, Southern Pacific
12L, down 4 Richfield 104, un-
changed; Union OIL 147s down %;
Cessna ~, unchanged; Emsto Der
rick 6z, down u Ryan Az unchgd.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09
TIGERS TIE
VIKINGS. 90

HOLTVILLE. Eoy. g. Imperial
high gridders unset al pre-garne
dope b" ',ring the -Io,tv.l,e Vikings
&C. hern last night.
Imperial had lost every game
they had played and were pre-
oicted 10 lose again, but the Tigers
wouldn't take the dope seriously
Holtville scored early in the first
period and appeared to have i
pushover opponent. but a strong
Imperial comeback tied the game
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09
FUNERAL SCHEDULED
FOR FILIPINO

Funeral services for Jose Edralin.
"a, Filipino of the Holtville area
who died Friday, were scheduled at
the Hens funeral chapel in Ell
Centre at pm. Monday. Burial
will take place at Mt. View ceme-
terry. Relatives from Sacramento
were en- route to Imperial Valley
to attend the rites.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09
ALUMNI SPEAKS

DALLAS, Tex. Nov. 8. CUP)-
University Of Texas alumni here
today branded Stanford university
football players vote TO choose Texas
for the Rose Bowl as cheap propa-
ganda" designed to wreck" this
city's Cotton Bowl classic.
Earlier this week 1t was reliably
reported that the Cotton Bowl COM
mittee was considering a Texas
Navy contest in the Bowl here New
Years Gay.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09
JENKINS GIVEN
TWO WEEKS

NEW YORK, Nov. s. CUP) =
Lightweight Champion Lew Jenkins
had two weeks today in which to
build up to the New York boxing
commissions qualifications for
little match with Sammy Angott in
Madison Square Garden Dec. 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Nov. s GP) - A sharp
break in soy beans sen a dun and
listless grain mkt lower today.
Cloing oy bean prices showed net
Iosse Of y 70 27s cent bu. Wheat
closed lis to y cents lower. Corn
was off = to l; oats were off u 10
i. and rye was off to -.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09

to the shortStop. who was covering
tile Dag tossed 1t to Lazzeri who
mad no chance to make a play.
what did you do that for" Lazzeri
screamed at the pitcher. You're SO
smart l just wanted 10 sec what
you'd do" Gomez replied. Now
word comes from the coast that
Lazzeri has been let out by the
San Francisco Seals and is looking
Tor job as manager Lots of clubs
could do worse, much worse.
Some fun for the citizens of
Massillon. O., today when they get
to arguing about the Ohio State
Wisconsin game. Coach Paul Brown
OF Ohio State and Coach Harry
Stuhldreher of Wisconsin are alum
nj of MaSsillon high school, which
turns out those terrific football
teams. Nothing for MaSsillon to do
except declare a state of neutrality.
Ono Of the greatest golf tours in
the history Of the game opens at
Pinehurst, N. c., next week when
the best of the professionals start
shooting in the mid-south open.
There will be more than 100000 on
the line for the winners during the
annual winter swing from coast to
coast
Picking the professionals tomor-
row: (A)-Brooklyn Dodgers over
the Washington Redskins. New
York Giants over the Detroit Lions.
Chicago Bears over the Cleveland
Rams. Philadelphia Eagles over the
pittsburgh SteelerS (a)-mild upset
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09
Baseball at heber

Baseball will get under way at
Heber Sunday afternoon. A game
between an Eleventh Cavalry club
and the Heber nine will begin at
2 pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09

lhTONgN tNC ContCr-
After the second Arizona sccet
the oall game vas over. Central
kept fiEhtiNL bur couldn't click
The same started at 7:30 anG
ended a; 1920 Az Official who III
sisted on tr:ing TO steal the show
from the players and parade be-
fore the spectators prolonged the
tilt
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09
l., A. HA Y

Los ANGELES. NOV. = G'Pl --
L. s. No. ! ........... $22 90 23."o
Us. ". No. = leafy -. S21 .oo-22.o 90
L. s. No. ............ $15.5O-16.5u
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09

SCORE VICTORY
OVER CALExICO

BRAWLEY, Nov. 8.-The Brawley Wildcats tramped
the Caexico high grid team here last night in onesded
game that finally ended 26 to 6.
The northenders finally showed their supporters what
kind ball they capable Of playing They kept Cal
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09
BEARS DEFEAT
ARABS 3D.

Ell CENTRO. Nov. 8. - Phoenix } {. left FL Centre
late Friday night with number victory the Arabs
to their credit The the end of three hours
the field stood 33 to for the Phoenix Bears.
The Arabs started off with big bang They appeared
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09
LOCAL GRAPEFRUIT

Local Grapefruit, choice naked
pack: S4s sl.4s; S4s 81 .46. 7Os sl.62
Sos Gi,62,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09
L. A. BUTTER d EGGS

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 8 UP) --
BUTTER: Extra 77kc; Prime first
36c: Standard 34c; Undersradcs.
S2l7c.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-09
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L. A. BANKS

LOS ANGELES, Nov. tCP) -
Bid Asked
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Milo No. 2 ylo bulk. $1.50M1.55
Wheat No. h., - $1.s3%4 n 1885,
Barley, mailing type .. $500 $500
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DECENTRALIZATION
Insurance now available for entire family
at low monthly rates, including surgeons
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DEBT relief See Credit Adjustment Co..
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