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CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Nov. y U'PJ Whcat
futures weakened todaH after an
early sho. wof strength. but other
grain and ~ bean maiu'ained q
rcla lively firm tone to close With
modest gains.
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TWO DIE IN ACCIDENT

QUARTSITE. Ariz.. Nov 10. lUP)
A head-on collision between two
trucks las night on U. S. Highway
60-70 near here resulted in the
deaths of James c. McVeigh, 80,
Quartzsite. driver Of one vehicle and
Mrs. B. Crowl, "a. Quarzsire, a pas
senger. Roland Beeler, "a, Yuma,
driver OF the second truck, escaped
injury. The bodies were taken to
Yuma.
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l.. A. hay

Los ANGELES. nov. u UPl -
L. S. /. V. No. .... S22.oo-23.h 90
L. 8. /. V. No. leafy .... S2l.5o-22 .o0
Us. No. : ...... ....... Sl5.50-16.50
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COP HEADED FOR
SANTA BARBARA

SAN JOSE. Nov. 19. CUPp-The
College Of Pacific football team left
San Jose today after an overnight
stop for Santa Barbara where the
Tigers meet the Gauchos tonight.
1t is the first meeting of the teams.
Coach a. A. Stages team will be
without the services of Johnny
Camicia, forward passer, who broke
his jaw in the Fresno State game
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-19
SPARTANS TRIP
IMPERIAL; 2b-b

The Central high football team rolled to 26 to
win the Imperial Tigers Tuesday night and stepped
game closer to a Spartan-won championship III I'M
peral Valley league play.
The victory left the Spartans with only teams to
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PICK YOUR WINNER

Here they again, those nasty predictions. This
week. will pick only college teams; get
out the dope sheets.
Remember, there only two more weeks left in
this contest including this week Better make those
points now.
use VS.. Notre Dame
UCI.A Santa Clara
Fordham VS. ST. Mary's
TCU vs.. Rice Observation-Disclosures. .,-,.-..
Ohio VS. Michigan -..-.-...--..- observation-disclosures
Wisconsin vs.. Minnesota
Iowa vs. Nebraska .......
Colgate VS.. Columbia
Cornell vs.. Pennsylvania NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~.....-
Harvard VS.. Yale
NAME ...............-....... ..
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l.. A. GRAIN

LOS ANGELES, nov. i9 oUP) -
Milo. No. yellow . &I.52f. 1.57'.
Milo. 10. ylo bulk -. $l.37 l. n LAP
Wheat 80. h. s. - 1927 1.3719
Barley mailing type =. $500 $500
Barley No. western $1.75 q $3.50
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SATURDAY

Midwest
Indiana over Purdue-l4 TO lH
Missouri over KanSas-looks easy
but funny things happen in this
one.
Notre Dame over Southern Cali
.ornia-a couple of touchdoWnS, or
more if Leahy lets en- run a1d
pass.
Michigan over ONO Statc-but
watch 1t. Beautiful spot for an
upse,.
Iowa over Nebraska-both Of EN-
have been beaten up by Minnesota
but Iowa looka bit the best.
Oklahoma over Marquette-but
lose and interesting all the way
NorthWcstern over Illinois roll
inQ Up the acorc.
South
Georgia Tech over FlOrida-safc
aS money IN the bank.
Georgia over Dartmouth-Sink
Wich leads the way
Tennessee over KentuCky-easy.
Luke over North Carolina State
very. very easy.
Texas Christian over RIcc-Witf
a prayer Close.
Alabama over Vandcrbilt-in as
good a game as you will find any
where this week.
Mississippi over Arkansaa-even
if those RazorbackS do get aWfully
tough now and then.
Far West
Oregon State over MOntana-the
Rose Bowl Express roars on.
Santa Clara over UCLA-WOrth
going a ways to see.
Washington over Oregon-couple
OF tOuchdOWn5.
East
Army over West Vlrginia-in a
workout for the Navy Gamr
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THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
By Harry Ferguson

NEW YORK. Nov. 10. up
Killing two turkeys with one stone
and trying to pick the football
winners for tomorrow and Satur-
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MPLS. FLAX FUTURES

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THANKSGIVING

Virginia over North Carolina
but Bill Dudley &; Co, have their
work cut nut for them.
Danve' over Colorado-on the
strength of Denver's superior de-
fensive record.
Georgetown over Manhattan a
choice made with a complete lack
of confidence. Good game.
Wake Forest over George Wash
ingtOn-easy as passing your plate
for ancthnr helninp of Turkey
Imperial Valley press., 1941-08-25

the fast green's. Many believe long
hitters will find their power off the
tees handicap, unless they can
keep down the middle.
Gonzalez presence gives the
tournament an international touch,
ad, while the title hasn't gone out
of the country since Ross Somerville
took it to Canada nine years ago,
this may be Gonzalez year. The
little star has been practicing here
several weeks, and for the last week,
his scores have been consistently
around par. Yesterday he had a 10.
BilloWs is another favorite. be-
cause of the form he showed in
winning last weeks Great Lakes
amateur and the results of three or
four practice rounds here in his
final tuneup, he was one over par.
John Barnum, the tall Texan who
plays from Elmhurst, Ill, ran afoul
of U. S. Golfers association rules
for working with a golfing equip
ment manufacturing company, and
withdrew. After boWing out, Barn
um-number 13 on the score board
played a practice round in par.
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Stanford Neffer
Becomes Standout

CHESTNUT HILL, Mass, Aug. 25
(UP)-If you don't want a long
shot winner in the approaching ma
tional singles championships at For
est Hills, take Ted Schroeder.
There were few among the gal
lery Of 5000 at Longwood Cricket
club yesterday who would doubt
that after watching the agile Stan
ford University senior share his
second straight national doubles
title with his blond partner, anoth-
er 20-year-old Californian. Schroe-
der and Kramer, beaten but once
in nine tournaments, retained their
crown by trouncing the third
seeded duo of Gardnar Mulloy. Coral
Gables, Fla, anG Wayne Sabin,
Reno, New, 81. GA, 6-2.
The 155-p0und. Schroeder smash
ed lightning forehand shots at or
through his more experienced rivals
and his service returns often ap-
peared swifter than the original
drives.
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Saints Again Lead
California League
BY UNITED PRESS

The Santa Barbara Saints were
on top of the California league by
a game and a half Monday with
just week left before the season
ends on Labor Day
The Saints pulled out of second
place Sunday by beating Stockton
twice while their rivals, the Fresno
Cardinals, fell off the top of the
ladder by losing twice TO Anaheim.
Anaheim's doubleheader win put
the Aces in third place, showing
Bakersfield down a notch. Merced
and Bakersfield split a pair
Santa Barbara beat Stockton,
7-3, with all the Saints runs in the
third inning, and worked out a 80
win in the nightcap.
Anaheim outslugged Fresno 14-G
in the opener, then Mailman busted
off the Cardinals on three hits foi'
SO shutout in the second game.
Bakersfield struggled 10 innings
to beat Merced, 6-5, despite Mer-
ced's five errors, but the Bears
squared the count with a 6-2 win
in the nightcap. The two teams
play an extra game Monday night
TO make up schedule losses, but the
rest of the league Is idle as usual,
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L. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES, Aug. % CUP) =
Trading moderate TO fairly good.
Bunched vegetables: beets 50-65c,
carrots 60-75c; celery root 1890.
dixon 60-75c: green onions 4.25-i50
leeks 1.75-1.90; mustard $500 par
slay 90-1.10, radishes 1.5O-1.s0; spi-
mach 1.20-1.40; turips 1.50-180 dill
LOO: mint 30c; watercress 3O-35c.
Cantaloups: Saugus 1918 60-65c
2327s 65-75c. local 16-118s 35-50c.
New Workers std 12-1ss 50-65c. 23-
27s 35-5oc. Honeydews 50-65c.
squash: white summer local &
Pismo and Lompoc 75-s5c; San Luis
San Diego 65-75c; Italian 65-85c
Obispo s5-1; yellow crookneck CO.
75c; Pismo and Lompoc 65-75c
cream and table queen 60-65; bana
pink IL -11zc gray 1c.
Tomatoe: Stone Orange and San
Diego lugs 4x5s 90-1.1O; 5x5s and
5x6s lib inks 75-90c; 6x6s S5-1
Oxnard 4x5s lilo; 5x5s and 5x5s
1.35-1.50; 6xGs 1.10-.25; Santa Maria
San Diego player 5x5s and 5x6s
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NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Aug. 81 (UP)
The main list of setocks moved in a
narrowly irregular area today while
a dozen or SO specil issues regis
tered gains of TO 7 points. Trad
ing lightened from. yeterday's pace.
The list extended yesterdays
gains in the early trading but slip
ped back later.
Profit-taking came into many of
the rectn faoyrites, notably the
amusements. Paramount and Loew's
en"aled their highs for the year
before turning down. Warner Bros.
pictures was active at a small de
cline. Columbia pictures equaled
it's high and held part of its rise
while Universal pictures first pfd
was up pts at 157 on a single
transac actio ns Warner Bros featured
in turnover.
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lyn this year.
Pittsburgh divided with Boston.
A single by 'Bama Rowell in the
18th inning gave the Braves 4-3
victory in the first game While a
four run attack in the fifth inning
clinched a 7-3 Pittsburgh decision
in the nightcap, called at the end
of six innings because OF the cur
few
The Phillies kayoed the Cubs
twice. 8-5 and 7-6. Dan Litwhiler
hit a homer in each game. Stan
BENJAMIN and Joe Marty connected
in the nighteap.
The New York Yankees went II
games in front of the American
league for the second time this year
by defeating the White Sox twice,
81 and 8-5. Charley Keller belted
a pair of homers and Tom Heinrich
hit one in the second game.
The Indians bounced into third
place with two wins over the REQ
SoX, 4-ssand So Jim Bagby put out
a ninth inning Boston rally one run
short Of a tie III the first game and
Al Smith checked the SoX with six
hits in the second game.
Detroit slammed out IA hits, in
Guiding a homer by Tuck Stain
back. to triumph, IA, over the Attn
letics. Al Benton gave the AS eight
hits.
Bob Swifts squeeze bunt with tht
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NEW YORK. Aug IS cUPo-Tht
shades of night were falling fasi
and so were the Brooklyn Dodgers
In fact. it looked as though they
were falling right out Of first place
It was the ninth inning of the
second game of yesterdays double
header with the st. Louis Cardinals
the start of what Is known to the
faithful OF Flatbush as "a kerooshial
series" The Cardinals had won the
first game and had come from be-
hind to tie the score in the second
"Oh-h-h-h-h, you buns, was the
wall that came from grandstand and
bleachers as the Flatbush Faithful
conferred with cne another on the
most satisfactory way of commit
ting hari-kari in event the Beloved
Buns lost both games and dropped
out of first place. It had been a
tense, nerve -wracking afternoon for
the Flatbush Faithful. Leo the Lip
Durocher manager of the Beloved
Buns. had torn the hearts Of the
faithful by almost getting booed
off the field for sticking his chin
in an umpire's face Kirby Higbe
best OF the Beoved Buns pitchers
had been belted out of the box in
the opening game.
And here, in the twilight. the
never-say-die Cardinals had come
roaring up TO tie the score. AS the
tying run came across, the Flatbush
Faithful abandoned hope. Why,
they even began to cheer bit for
young Howard Pollet. the rookie
lefthander of the Cardinals who
was doing a great job in tough
spot.
A sound that is technically known
in Flatbush as the bold" began
TO ring in the ears OF the Buns,
not SO beloved now Torn paper
drifted on the field from the listless
hands of the faithful. Durocher was
a bum Medwick, a hero earlier IN
the afternoon when he hit a home
run, was bum. Camilh was bum.
All the Beloved Buns were buns.
The Flatbush Faithful only stirred
slightly in their coma OF anguish
when Pewee Reese laid a perfect
bunt down the third base line in
the last half of the ninth and moved
TO second on Mickey owens sacri-
flee.
And who was that coming out Of
the dugout to hit? why it was Whit
low Wyatt. the pitcher, and every
member of the Flatbush Faithful
knows that pitcher can't hit.
Why didn't that bum Durocher put
in pinch hitter? Whoever told
that dash dash bum that he knew
how to manage a ball club?
Wyatt picked up bat and the
faithful got their sneers adjusted
on their faces. And then-O, mag
nificent moment, O, miracle in the
twilight-Wyatt shot single over
second base and Reese raced home
with the winning run.
The Flatbush Faithful came to
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10 SoftbaII Teams
Left in Tourney
For State Title

STOCKTON, Cal, Aug. 25 up
Ten mems teams and six girls
teams out of 4s starters were left
today in the California state soft
ball tournament as play entered the
final week.
Only four of the mems teams kept
their perfect records. the Hollister
Cowboys, Fresno Peerless Pumps,
Modesto Regal Pales and Lodi Sup
ermolds.
Nine teams were eliminated in
Sundays games and upsets were
numerous.
Louie's Coliseums of San Francis
co beat Sacramento Board OF Equal
ization, "a. in the afternoon but
was beaten IN a night game by
Berkeley Gutter Lab. 3-2. The Stock
ton Valley Brews beat Manteca,
2-1, in the morning and then was
beaten by Stockton Box as George
Kerr of the Box team shut out the
Brewers, 20 Ebes Market of Sacra-
mento upset the Stockton Mer-
chants, 81.
Saturday nights feature game saw
the Fresno Peerles Pumps beat the
Stockton Merchants, 60, as Fred
Pearson pitched 4 one-hitter and
struck out y men.
In the girls division Sunday. the
Woodland Girls eliminated Lodi
Hess Deluxe, 81. Alameda Lucky
Stores lost a 3-2 decision to Modesto
Brown Shoes. 3-2.
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Seattle
Revolt

BY UNITED PRESS

The Seattle revolt. which for a
time threatened Sacramentos big
lead in the Pacific coast league
was ended Monday and the Solons
were back on a seven game margin
for the pennant.
The Sacs pulled Sundays double
header out of the fire to lose the
series only 4-3. Bill Schmidt won the
opener for Sacramento, 81, his
first victory in three weeks, on six
hit ball. Sacramento got its two
runs in the third when Buster Ad-
ans drove Bill Endicot home and
Chet Wieczorek bingled to score
| Jack Sturdy. Seattle worked up a
run in the eighth on singles by
Dick Gyselman, Spencer Harris and
10 10 White. Sacramento won the
nightcap, 4-3, behind Bill Curlee.
new pitcher from Rochester. The
Solons scored three runs in the Sec
ond inning when Adams, Wieczorek
and Lincoln Blakely singled, Cur
lee doubled. In the fifth, Don Gut
teridge and Adams got doubles for
the winning run.
Portland won its series with San
Diego, 4-3, by splitting a double
header. San Diego won the opener.
80, to give Wally Hebert his Goth
game of the year. Hebert had big
do tuit hn ha
singles and a triple in four tries.
Tied % going to the eighth, San
Diego rallied for six runs on five
hits, including Eddie Pellagrini's
three bagger. Portland won the
nightcap AZ, an overtime contest.
In the second extra inning Portland
ran in two scores w.len Tommy
Thompson doubled, was sacrificed to
third, John Gill walked and Her.
man Reich doubled scoring Thomp-
son. Gill came in on Marv owens
single Byron Spence was the Win
ming pitcher.
San Francisco split with Holly
wood The Stars won the first, 9-9,
after blowing a six run lead earned
| by the homer of Joe Hoover and
John DickShot. San Francisco won
the nightcap, 7-2, as Ray Harrell
) controlled the Stars on seven hits
Los Angeles and Oakland split
their douple-header, the Oaks TAX
! ing the short series, 81. Los Ange-
les won the opener, 6-3, leading
from the fifth inning when hits by
Lee Stine, Harvey Storey, John
Stampfer and Johnny Moore
brought in three runs. Oakland
won the second game, a.. With two
out and the score 2-2 in the sixth
inning, Oakland pushed in the win
ming runs when Mary Gudat singled
Cecil Dunn doubled and Ernie De-
Vaurs got hit.
Sacramento starts q series Tues
day night on the home grounds
against third place San Diego, now
eight games behind. Los Angeles
goes to San Francisco, Seattle to
] Portland and Oakland to Holly
wood
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cincy Reds i'm Surge to
Scramble Not1 League

NEW YORK, Aug. 25 CUP)-Th
Brooklyn Dodgers and st. Louis
Cardinals seem destined to write
baseball history with their day-by-
day struggle for the 1941 National
league pennant but the Cincinnati
Reds may change that program il
their present pace continues.
The Reds, pennant-Winners for
the past two years and world cham
pions last season, were heavy fav-
orites to win their third straight
title at the start of the season but
they have been begged down neal
the second division most of the
summer.
But now they're coming - and
fast. Yesterday, while the leading
Dodgers were dividing a double
header with the runner-up Cardl-
mails, winning the nightcap, 80 af-
ter dropping the opener, 7-3, the
Reds won two from the New York
Giants, 1873 and Ga to move tc
3l2 games of first place.
They have won Is games in their
last 18 starts. The Reds play the
Giants, currently soft touch fol
them, in their next two games while
the Dodgers and Cards meet each
other. Then Cincinnati tangles with
Brooklyn, has two open dates ano
follows with a pair of contests
against the Cards while the Dodgers
are playing the Giants, who have
been comparatively tough for Brook
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Amateurs Start
Golf Title Quest

FIELD CLUB, Omaha, Neb., Aug.
25 CUP)-One hundred and forty
six amateurs, the best from every
section of the country. went out
today for weeklong batale in the
national amateur golf championship.
Edward H Kerber, Jr.. of Glen
view, Ill. was first on the tee at
8 a. m. est, and Ted Bishop OF
Auburndale, Mass, the New Eng
land champion, was due to start six
hours later.
There will be 18 holes of medal
play today and 13 more tomorrow.
After which the low IS scorers will
begin match play, ending the SO
hole finals Saturday.
In the field are five former
champions, including Dick Chapman
of Mamaroneck, N. Y, last years
winner, and Charles Chick Evans,
of Chicago, who is playing in his
35th national amateur. The other
former titlists are Johnny Fischer,
of Fort Thomas, KY; Marvin BUD
Ward, of Spokane, Wash, and John
ny Goodman, the Omaha sharp
shooter who is one of the five men
ever to win both the amateur and
national open titles.
Harry Todd, of Dallas, Tex, the
low simon-pure in this years open;
Ray Billows, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y,
who twice has reached the finals;
Frank Stranhan, of Toledo, Trans
Mississippi champion, and Mario
Gonzales, Of Brazil, are other name
players competing against scores of
relatively unknowns.
The Field club course, with a par
72 for its GAS yards, is an exacting
test, for its narrow fairWays demand
accuracy off the tees, and second
shots must be hit crisply to hold
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Aug. 81 UP) Wheat
prices fluctuated around a cent a
blu. under the preceding close for
the most part of today's trading
and finished with net losses of 12
to q cent.
Corn finished off 4 to Il, oats
4 to !. lower, rye unchanged to
off l, and soy beans were down Il
to one.
early dealings under scattered pro-
fessional and commission house SELL
ming. Around low level, good rest
Ing absorption appeared. Action of
cotton and outside markets were
depressing influences.
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Red Cross Camp
Buildings Planned

WASHINGTON, Aug 25 cUP) :
The American Red Cross announced
plans today to spend 81 ,250,000 in
new construction or improvement in
62 army posts or camps.
Chairman Norman H. Davis said
that contracts will be let soon 10
concerns in communities near tile
camps.
He explained that Red Cross
units are now stationed in build
ings provided by the army, many
Of which have been "unsatisfac-
tory"
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L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, Aug. y (UP) =
Federal State Market News Serv-
iee).
Hogs: saleable 100, 10 to 25c high
er top 1900 on few choice 1876 lb
truckins medium to good $50 lb H.
5O-12.60; few $50 Id 11.10-12.; soWs
steady at 9-10; top late Thursday
1890.
Cattle saleable 100; supply mostly
dairy cows, all classes quoted fully
steady dairy cows 7-785; few 5;
Gamers and cutters 81; odd pulls
80. calves 81 steady edd choice
yealers IA; few calves 50-11.
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s. D. Juniors Win
Western Title

MILES CITY, Mont, Aug. 25
fUP)-The San Diego American
Legion junior baseball team, west
ern champions for the second year.
today prepared TO meet the eastern
titlists for the national champion
ship.
San Diego yesterday won the
finals of the western playoffs by
beating Tulsa, Okla, 6-5. Rosen-
thai of San Diego brought his team
from behind to win in the eighth
inning when he hit a homer with
two teammates on base.
Tulsa and San Diego each won
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THE DAYS ~. '..
SPORTS PARADE
By Harry Ferguson

life. they swarmed onto the field,
they surrounded Wyatt and almost
snapped his spine as they pounded
him on the back. Then they rushed
for Durocher. Why the guy was the
greatest manager in baseball,
master psychologist and a superb
judge of hitters.
The "kerooshial series resumes
today. The Flatbush Faithful will
be out in force again. Give the
Cardinals the bold. boys, why
the Beloved Buns are going to
rmoider. them. win the pennant
and beat the Yankees four straight
in the world series.
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A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, Aug. % CUP) -
Large turnover Of penny" issues
on the L. A. stock exchange upped
sales 10 nearly 5000 shares but
brought little activity in trading
of blue ribbon issues.
The market was fairly steady
with four issues registering gains
and three losses; even remained
unchanged.
The lit: Central Investment 1S1a /;
Pacific Finance 9@; Sou. Calf Ed
ison 54, 29. up Is; Consolidated
Steel rs; Gladding Mclean sH dn
II; Menasco Steel / Is dn H; Ryan
Aviation AZ up Is; Solar Aircraft
up u.
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FLIER HAS WHALE
OF EXPERIENCE

WRANGELL, Alaska, Aug. %
up = Aviator Schwamm expert
enced a rough takeoff in his private
seaplane Saturday and when he got
in the air he looked down aid saw
why. The plane had bounced across
the back OF a 60-foot whale.
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four places on the tournament all
star team which includes: Moss,
Tulsa, c; Odell, San Diego, 1b
Hayes, San Diego, 2b; Paul, Tulsa,
SIS; Mancuso, Omaha. 3b; Rosenthal,
San Diego, If; Steinmeyer. Tulsa,
CT; Mizel, Tulsa, ri; Barney. Omaha,
Usher, San Diego, and Kofer, Lew
iSton, Idaho, pitchers.
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bases loaded in the 10th enabled
the Browns to shade the Senators.
4-3. The victory moved ST Louis
into sixth place and dropped Wash
ington into the cellar.
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La. BUTTER & EGGS

LOS NGELES, Aug. % tuP) -
Butter: Extras 57hc; Prime firsts
sec; Standard 34Mc; undergrades
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Los ANGELES, Aug. 25 CUP) -
Transameriea .............. as a u
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L. A. HAY

Los ANGELES, Aug. 25 CUP) =
L. 8. No. 1............ $17.50
L. S. ~. Nut2 feafy :. $15.50-l6.50
II y No. ......... S13.00-14.00
Barley Hay, new crop $16.00-17.Go
oat Hay, new crop .. s19.00-20.00
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LOCAL BUTTERFAT
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
L. RANKS

Sept. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 80
Dec. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $1.94
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-22
Byvaly 1rednik toulavym
podvodnikem.

K spravci filialky Plzenske-
no obchodniho druzstva v Prf-
brami Josefu Rankovi prisel ne
znamy muz a predstavil Sc ja-
ko 1Tedn1k firmy GROCER v jim
cfch. PTedstfral pax, re ma ma
koupiti trubky, ale re nema do
statecne penez ma nakup. Jed
nal tax hodnoverne, re Sc mu
podarilo ma spravci vylakati
1900 K, S nimiz ovsem zmizel.
Bylo pax ~zjisteno, re jde o ety.
ficetileteho Vaclava Freisleba
z Bukove u Presto, byvaleho
1fednfka, jenz posledne bydlil
V Hofovicich. Dalsf podvod
spachal u sklenafe Petra Ger
neho v PTfbrami, ma nemz w.
lakal castku $50 K. Je stihan
j pro jine podvody.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-22
Angle Dude vyrabst sloven-
skou bryndzu.

Zemedelsky vybor v North
championships dial ceskosloven-
skemu obcanu Deideru Wit
manovi, prGmyslnfkovi z okre-
su zvolenskeho, k disposici pet
set Ovc1.
Whitman Sc v poslednfch
dvou letech SNAIL pTesvedcit
britske 1Tady, re v dnesnf "a
sobovacf situaci Angle by bylo
uzitecne vyrabet v teto zemi
ovcf syr bryndzu, jak je vyra-
ben ma Slovensku.
Ovcf syr nenf v Anglii podro
ben pTfd6love distribuci, take
vyrobou bryndzy by obyvatel-
stvo z1skalo novou levnou a leh
&c pTfstupnou potravinu.