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Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
HoIiviiIe Wins by
10 TO 2 in Free
Scoring Game

Holtville's softball club eased into
the win column Monday night with
a thrilling 10 to victory over tail
ender Imperial in ten innings.
Steve Ritter, Imperial hurler,
held Holtville scoreieSs until the
fifth inning. In the meantime, I'M
perial batters piled up a six run
lead. In the fifth Holtville scored
three runs on two homers and an
error. but still trailed miserably
when Imperial scored two more
runs in their half
Going into the seventh inning
Holtyille was behind by five runs
but got under way and scored six
runs on two hits, an error and two
walks. Imperial scored another time
in the same inning TO even the score
and carry the game into extra time.
The winning run was scored by
Harris who walked then scored on
Priests double. 1t was Priests sec
ond hit of the season.
Payne led Imperial batters with
two for five Marshall had the same
for Holtville and Zumstain, pitcher,
not only shone on the mound but
hit a homer and a double as did
Patterson.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
L. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES, June 10 UP)-
Trading was rather slow on most
lines with supplies moderate 70
liberal
Asparagus: per lb colossal lie
select and eX fey dc, fey 7-8c,
choice 5-6l2c. crooks 5-5H-c, small
Bunched vegetables. per crt:
beets 2l2-3 doz 9O-S1 fair rs; car
rots doz 6O-75c few soc; I'm
perial Wy doz 50-75c.
Cantaloups: Imperi Il Wy jumbo
27s S1.50-2: best $2.a5; 36s S1.75.
2.z5; ASS S2-2.50; std 45s S1.50-2
pony 45s S1.35-1.50 j4s S1-1.25; std
fats 1890. Coach,lla ely jumbo
36s S22.25: ass $2.i5-2.5O; std ass
$l75-2; pony 45-54s $50; Yuma
Jumbo 27s $1.75-2 25; 36s S2-2.15
few $2-25 Ass S2.25; std Ass S1.75-2t
Pony 45s-54s $1.35- -L5o. Honeyballs:
Imperial Wy jumbo 35s-45s $3.50
std ass s. pony 4Ss $1.65-1.75 54s
$50.
squash: white summer lacoI and
san Diego Jugs $l.35-.l65; Coached
Ia Wy ordinary 81; Italian local
and San Diego lugs $l4O-I.5O some
S1.25; yellow crookne ck local anC
Sanu Diego lDgs sL6O-1.75 fair
Tomatoes: HoItyilJe crates Stops
S2-2.50; fair Sl6O-1..75; 12s Sl.75-
2.25; fair $3.50; L61zs .$115-1 .35
some $1.5O fair 81. Coachella Wy
$1.15-1 .25; some S1.3E tair 81; flats
5N5s and 5x6s $3.!5-3.50, 6x6s $2.25
$50.
Watermelons: ] Impe rial Wy Klon-
dil.es 1924 10 gg truck lots $35-
81 80 occasional $40.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
Today's Sport Parade

stages OF the St. Louis blues stil
were ahead Of him. McGee report
ed to Mr.. Terry. donned the gar
ments of the Giants and prepared
10 throw baseballs. He lost a game
10 the Cincinnati Reds and ther
he lost one TO the Dodgers. Mr.
Terry Degan to feel dizzy and
pjhoned MS doctor. McGee lost
another one to the Reds and then
ere TO the Pirates. and Mr.. Terry
took TO his bed once more.
Meantime Gumbert found the
climate in ST. Louis was Just what
ne needed. anC lie Immediately
began to throw baSeballs for the
Cardinals better than he had ever
thrown them for the Giants. Up
10 yesterday Gumbert had won four
games and lost one for the Cardinals
aid Hickey had become almost as
fond OF HIM as he had of the let
tuce that came along in the pack
age.
Yesterday M Terry had a CON-
alete relapse. He LED his young
men into the polo grounds to play
q contest with the Cardinals and
Who should he find out there
throwing baseballs but that same
Gumbert. All afternoon Gumbert
threw baseballs at the Giants and
al afternoon Terry saw white
spots. That is more than the
Giants dld-thev didn't see any
thing as Gumbert buzzed the ball
past them and only four times
could they obtain hits. They lost
) to ., and Gumbert Won his fifth
game in the garments Of the Cardi-
mails and pitched them into first
place
Mr. Terry is expected to be up
&nd around in about six weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10

NEW YORK, June 10 up
Those obituaries on the world cham
Dion Cincinnati Reds were written
too soon-much too soon if you ask
the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Not only are the Reds alive and
kicking but they are gathering
speed daily and threaten to battle
their way back into the National
league pennant race before July 4.
Slapping down the Dodgers three
days hand running in their own
back yard has given the Reds a
psychological shot in the arm that
is very likely to make them tough
from here in.
It was quite feat for the Reds,
crippled and fighting for their lives,
to move into Ebbets field and
throttle the Dodgers three straight,
but how they did it augers no glad
tidings for the other contenders.
The Reds came from behind to
win every game A siX-run rally in
the eighth won the opener. A three
run rally in the ninth won the
second game. Nine runs in the last
three innings put over a 81 tri-
umph in the finale yesterday.
The triumph was the Reds fourth
straight and their eighth in 10
games. nine of which have been
with the Cards, Dodgers and Giants.
It brought the Reds up to the 800
mark and put them only half
game behind the third-place Giants.
They trail the Cards by 9ia games
and the Dodgers by 81. They are
playing without wal Goodman, Bill
Weber and Chuck Aleno, all out
with injured legs.
The Cardinals moved back into
the lead by beating the Giants, So.
Harry Gumbert, the pitcher Bill
Terry didn't want, hurled a four
hitter against his former teammates,
scoring his fifth victory against
one defeat since he joined st. Louis.
Mel Otis 18th homer with a mate
on ruined Gumbert's shutout
Charlie Root, who is the majors
oldest active player at AZ, hurled
his 197th major league victory by
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, June 10 UP)-
lFederal state Market News Serv-
iceJ
Hogs 400;steady to strong; med
ium to choice 1sO-23O lb fruckins
1O.25-1O.65; extreme top 1915 on
few 180-212 lb. some held higher,
soWs 725-7.75.
Cattle 100 steady medium to low
good 83G-lO57 lb fed steers 10.50-l1:
few head 1125; fed holstein steers
9.25; load Mexicans 7.85; fed heif-
ers 10-11; cows to 8.15; Gamers
and cutters 450-6.75; odd bulls to
$40; TOP steers Monday lilo; cal
YES 100; steady 4 odd vealers to
70; bulk weighty kinds 1880 down /;
calves 9.5O-11.50; few TO -.
Sheep $50; no sales; good to
choice spring lambs to 1880.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, June 10 OUP)-
stocks climbed fractions to more
than point to the best level since
carly April in expanded dealings
today.
Brokers attributed the advance
IN stocks TO the governments stiff
tened attitude toward defense
strikes, TO British successes in
Syria and to hort covering bases
On relief that many took issues are
"undervalued."
U.S.Steel Corporation reported
may shipments at record for any
month and shipments for the first
five months at a ney peak for that
period. The May total Of 1.745.295
tons was 81 per cent over a month
ago, while the five month figure Of
8,364,240 tons represented So pei
cent gain.
DOW Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial 1873.
up 1.73; Rail 28.20 up .55: Utility
l7.55, up 10; and 65 stocks 41.O4
up SO.
Stock sales approximated $4,000
shares compared with 10000 yes
terday. Curb stock sales were l42,-
900 share againt 77,OOsO in the pre-
Yious session.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
By HARRY FERGUSON

NEW YORK. June 10 up -
William Terry. head OF the brain.
department Of the New Yorg
Giants. is suffering today from 6
bad attack OF the ST Louis blues
1t is a fairly common ailment ano
Is prevalent among baseball mer
who make deals with the ST Louis
Cardinals.
Mr. Terry's condition became
critical at dusk yesterday. His
temperature mounted at an alarm
ing rate. his pulse died to almost
a whisper and he saw white spots
before his eyes. The spots were
baseballs that a gangling gent
named Harry Cumbert was throw
ing IN the polo grounds.
Less than month ago Nj. Terry
decided that Gumbcrt could not
throw baseballs with sufficient ef-
ficiency to remain q member Of
the Giants. Mr.. Terry liked the wa
one fiddler Bill MCGEE of the St.
Louis Cardinals threw baSeballS
and he decided 10 venture into the
slave marts of the National game
and swap some human chattel with
Branch Rickey, chairman of the
think department Of the Cardinals
When a man decides to swap
with Rickey he already IS in the
first stages of the st. Louis blues
After the disease progresses rapid
ly and the crisis arrives when the
patient hands over to Hickey r
bunch of folding money in addition
to some ball players
Mr.. Terry's case history followed
the familiar pattern. Hickey al
lowed that he would be willing to
discuss swapping MCGEE for Gum
bert, but he naturally added that
Mr.. Terry would have to lay some
lettuce on the line inasmuch as he
thought MCGEE was such a fine
baseball throWer.
Tossing feverishly in the critical
stages Of the st. Louis blues. MI.
Terry muttered that he would give
Gumbert, Paul Dean and a big wad
of lettuce for MCGEE. Some say
the lettuce amounted TO $4,000
and some say s25,o0O, but that is
a comparatively trivial point. What
matters is that hickey allowed
himself to be argued into taking
Gumbert from Mr.. Terry. Where
upon Mr.. Terry thought everything
was going to be all right. dismiss
ed the doctors and called for some
thin soup.
He didn't know it. but the worst
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
Ghosts. Stors Will
Play for Blood

Record softball crowds were ex-
pected TO be on hand Wednesday
and Thursday evenings at El Centro
stadium to watch the celebrated
Sioux City Ghosts haunt" the val
ley All Stars with a brand If ball
that has made the Ghosts one of
the nations outstanding teams.
Odds were strongly in favor of the
Ghosts repeating their perform
ance Of last year when they took
the Stars two straight, for the COL
ored gentlemen will be playing for
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10

cash on the line. If they win they
get a major share of the gate. If
they don't win, they get the short
end, And if there is anything these
colored gentlemen despise it is the
short end.
However. the valley All Stars are
not exactly a crew of pure phil
anthropists who would rather give
a dollar away than earn it. They
do have their mercenary side and
that is probably the side they will
present Wednesday and Thursday
evenings for the Ghosts.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
|. A., Chicago Gals
Nab Alley Honors

LOS ANGELES, June 10 UP)-
Women from Los Angeles and Chi
cago today carried away the honors
in the International Bowling Con-
gress which ended last night after
26 days and nights Of play by ap-
proximately 1000 competitors.
Nancy Huff, Los Angeles, won
the singles with a high of 662, Mary
Jane Hogan and 10 Pittenger, Los
Angeles, scored 1155 points in
doubles and Nancy Kelleys squad
Los Angeles, tied with Cross Sport
Center, No. l, Los Angeles, in the
booster team division with totals OF
2273.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
Patty Berglowin in
Women's Western

CINCINNATI, June 10 up
Fatty Berg, Minneapolis ranking
women's golf professional, plays
Mrs. Jake Searl Of Cuyahoga Falls
Chic. in the opening round of
match play today in the 18th an
nual Women's Western Open Golf
championship.
Miss Berg, who lost the tourna-
nlent title in an extra-hole match
to Mrs. Opal Hill of Kansas City
three years ago, won the medal in
the 18-hole qualifying round yes
terday With a two-unoer-p Il
that tied the tournament record
set BY Mrs. Hill in 1896.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
Brown Bots .bb7
7 TO k-eud League

Paul Brown of the FL Centre ABC
team led batterS of the valley league
Tuesday by the high percentage OF
.667. according 10 figures released
by Frank Smyer.
In second place was Buddy Meas
ureS with 500 and lnird was Van
Nostrand with Asa, both of the ABC
club
Billy Payne of the Imperial team
was fourth with asa, Ted Smyer
of ABC fifth with 4l8. Others were
Mason, Holtville, 400. Rogers, Holt
vile, 400: Chalupnik, Brawley. 400;
Black. ABC, 37S, and Rogers, Braw-
ley 375.
Joe Hurst led the home run hit
ters with two circuit blows. Others
with homers to their credit were
Smyer. Brown, Measures. Payne and
Chalupnik. Smyer lea in runs bat
ted in with eight. followed by Black
with six, Hurst with five.
Batting average for the FL Centro
team was 335.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
Indian Sentenced

PHOENIX, June 10. (UP)-Frank
Pass, 30-year-old Piute Indian was
sentenced yesterday to from is
years to life imprisonment in the
Arizona penitentiary by Superior
Judge NJ. T. Phelps for the hammer
murder OF Sal Han Ong, Phoenix
grocer, Feb. 10, 1910.
The judge denied d defense plea
for a new trial and for certification
OF the case TO the state supreme
court. Albert D. Leyhe, defense coun-
sci, said he would appeal the con-
yiction.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
Senators Take on Hollywood Stars

worth. a newcomer to the circuit,
the Solons are banking on the vet
Grams Tony Freitas. Norbert Klein
ke and Bill Schmidt, all of whom
ale coming through in fine style.
The second-place San Diego Pad
res are host this week to the Oak
land Acorns, who skidded into the
cellar last week While Los Angeles
was climbing into sixth spot.
Seattle half game behind the
Padres. visits San Francisco. Whine
Portland is at Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
INJURED WOMAN
REFUSES DECENTRALIZATION

PHOENIX, June 10. lUP)-Mar-
celina De La Rosa, 92-year-old Mex
lean woman, refused TO go to a hos
pital today when she was critically
burned by a blaze that caught or
her dress while she vas starting a
fire in a cook stove. A county physi-
clan was sent to the scene to treat
her. Police said they could not force
the woman to go TO the county
hospital against her will
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
20-3O Club Names
New Officers

Newly elected officers of the 20
80 club in FL Centre will be in
stalled July 3, it was announced
Tuesday.
George Adams, president elect,
will succeed Al Spicy. Herbert Lee
was named first vice-president,
Chester Irving second vice; Dave
Lee sergeant at arms. The board
oi directors will be Robert Baly,
John Kearney, Henry kirkpatrick,
allan Yourman.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
Reds Thrice SIdp
Dodgers Down

pitching the Cubs to a 1876 win
over the Braves.
Aldon Wilkie. rookie southpaW
from Seattle. fashioned siX-hittel
and Pittsburgh blanked the Phillies,
SO.
No American league games were
scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, june 10 lUP) =
Stocks edged upward this morn
ing on the Los Angeles exchange
as volume increased sharply over
recent sessions Fourteen issue
were up, two were down and five
were unchanged. Volume wa APP
pToNimately $500 shares.
Sontag Drug 5l2 unchanged; Sou
thern Pacific 49, up y: Rich
field oil 50 up Is; Standard OH
2l1k up "; Aircraft Accessories
lA up k: ChrYsler Corp. SO un-
changed; consolidated Steel pfd
lsH off "; Solar Aircraft 2% up
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
By UNITED PRESS

Pepper Martins Sacramento SEN
ators take on the Hollywood Stars
this week at the state capitol, in
tent upon improving their II game
lead over the Pacific Coast league
field
The Senators probably will do it,
too for they are getting top pitch
ing where a few weeks ago Martin
was bewailing a lack of mound
talent. In addition at AL Hollings-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. June 10 lUPJ-Wheat
prices dipped a cent a bushel to-
day before. st5.ging recovery
which carried prices 10 within
fractions Of the previous close.
At the close wheat was is to y
cent a bushel lower. Corn was off
1s to a.. oats unchanged TO up
"a, rye off p u - and soy bean
were up 9s 10 off u.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
l.. A. GRAIN

LOS ANGELES, June 10 UP) -
Wheat, soft or hard $155 al 1.65
Feed Barley, bright $1.25 a I30
Mailing Barley ...... $1.30 a 1.35
Milo, No. yellow ...... $1.40G las
Corn. No. yellow bulk $1.68 q1.7l
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10

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Epery bonr associated Comtoy Stations are ibeed cleaned
mp and supplies rebensbed To be ot cleanliness iook
tor fbe Ass0eidfed Certified Clean Comfon station sign
"F0r Baby, Too."
TIDE WATER ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
QUOTATIONS
L. A. POULTRY

LOS ANG ELES, June 10 (UP) -
Hens, leghorns. 2z TO 314 lb. .. 1sc
Hens, leghorn over Ib. 80. 1Sc
Hens, leghorn over lb. ...... 1Sc
Hens, colored to 512 lbs -. 23c
Hens. colored 512 lbs up 80. 23c
Broilers. over IL 10 "a lbs. e. 15c
Broilers over 14 10 Pa lbs e. 16c
Fryers, leghorn 28 to lbs. Ice
Fryers, colored 2A Il 81. lbs ..1Sc
Fryers. colored 8 to AZ lb . 2Oc
Roasters colored over A, up PIC
Old Roosters, co1ored ........ 13c
old Roosters leghorn .......... .09c
Ducknngs, over 5 lbs. .......... 1Sc
Ducklings under 5 lbs. .....s. 15c
Old ducks .............. .OSc
Young Geese ............. 15c
Old TURKEYS ............. 16c
Capons. 6 TO s lbs. .......... Csc
Stays. colored ............ lac
Capons, s lbs and up. ........ 25t
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
l.. A. HAY

Los ANGELES, June 10 UP) -
L. $. No. I ........ $1S.OO-19.0O
L. $. j. v. No. leafy S17.5O-18.O0
L. 5. No. . ...L. S145O-15.OO
Barley Hay .-... 49,. S19.OO-2O.00
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
L. A. BUTTER DE- EGGS
MPLS. FLAK FUTURES
4. A. BANKS

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