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Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-10

Athletics, 81, Saturday, but drop
ped q 3d. verdict to the major
lsaguers in Sundays contest. Errors
by Garibaldi and Macdonald paved
the way for the Athletic victory
Sunday.
San Diego collected only ten hits
in the two games with Mazzera and
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-10

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-10
l.. "A. GRAIN
L. A. BUTTER De EGGS

Los ANGELES, March 10 up
Extras SIC; prime first 31c;
Standards 3Okc; undergrades 3Oc.
Large Eggs
Candled clean extras ........ 2o1kc
Candled light dirty extras :. 1871 C
Candled clean standards -. &c
Candled light dirty standards 1sc
Candled checks ................ 1sc
Medium Eggs
Candled extra .............. 19c
Candled light dirty extras -. 18c
Candled clean standards 49,. tic
Candled extras .............. Ice
Candled checks ...... 16kc
small Eggs
Candled extras ................ 14l2c
candled light dirty extras e. 13hc
Case count .................. l6c
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-10
Jaycees Win Cage Tourney
Arabs Defeat
DeIoziers, 1877

Youth and speed posted another verdict experience
Saturday night the Ell Centre junior college basketball
scored 1927 victory favored Deozer qulnteS
to win the second annual Gold Medal tournament
Pitted against the mehodca, sharp shooting Delozer
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-10
Yuma Takes Lead
In Two Divisions
OfCoIfTeom PIov

Interclub golf team play got under way Sunday over
the Yuma with defending nksmen taking the lead
in the first division Brawey golfers in the second group
and Yuma barely in advance OF the Barbara Worth
delegation Jake Peralta low among the turning
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-10
S. D. Padres Split
Athletic Series

The San Diego Padres back in FL Centre Monday
doomed to week of strenuous practice with emphasis
hitting, after splitting doubleheader with the Phadel
pha Athletics in Saturday and Sunday games at Lane
Field, San Diego. The Padres, presenting improved
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-10
Yanks Defeat Cards

ST PETERSBURG, Fla (UPlThe Yankees
crowded into the inning defeat the ST. Louis
Cardinals 72 Tommy Chartak hit
homers for the Yankees Marion the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-10
BY HENRY McLEMORE

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, Mar. 10.
UP)-Roger Peckinpaugh probably
hasn't given the milky way or the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-10
Bow|inu Record Set

LOS ANGELES (UP-A worlds marathon DOWNING
today by Bus waters
~ Se old record of SO hours and rs minutes
by George o Milwaukee, Wis, in 1880
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-10
L, A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. March 10 up
Transamerica ................ Al As
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31

Your postmaster can tell vol
how 10 invest in U. 9. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31
Howard Olson
Honor Guest

Toward Olson will be- rewarded
for his sportsmsnship in the ia4i
national public links event.
The Tacoma team member will
he the honored guest at = meeting
Friday night in the Tacoma club
at $50 O'Clock, when q Kerry
medallion will be presented 10 him.
The award h made through
the USGA public links COM
mittee.
Olson displayed true sports
manship during the qualifying
play of that tourney when he
admitted that he had holed out
with the wrong ball then. taxi
Ing his two-stroke penalty, he
completed the round with his
own pellet.
In other words, Olson played the
game according to the rules but
the committe figured that he was
deserving Of a medal for his hon
esty In first declaring he erred in
playing the wrong ball.
The presentation Of the award To
Olson will be made by Mayor
Harry Cain. The meeting will he
attended by several Seattle golf
fans including Curtis Harold. mem
Der Of the national public links
committee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31

Richard Strauss. noted com
poser. learned the musical scale
before he learned the alphabet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31

POND DU LAC. wis.-Any
baseball srbiter who has heard
the cry kill the umpire ring
ing in his ears has reason To
doubt the heslthful aspects Of
his profession.
That's why umpIres IN the
Wisconsin state league believe
Dolly Ross made q mistake. He
admittedly entered the umpir-
Ing business for his health.
Ross " . millionaire and does
mt med his psycheek because
his interests include two Miami
hotels. . s00-scre plantation In
the Mississippi delta and various
other reai estate IN the eeuth.
His physician prescribed plen-
~ Of outdoor activity ~ . rem
edy for his arthritis. % Ross
decided 10 become an umpire.
He II now the boss of the state
league arbiters and has . repu-
tstion ~ the toughest umpire in
the circuit.
sTERN ON OCCASIONS
Marry Rice. former Washing
ton Senator star and manager Of
the Fond Du Lac Partners. can
testify as TO Ross stern methods
OF enforcing decisions. Ross
once waved Rice To the showers.
emphasizing the bsnishsment
with 4 SIS fine.
There IL another unusual side
10 the Ross history. he has re-
jscted two offers from major
league baseball. once - q player
and once ~ an umpire.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31
Texas Longhorns
Fast Scorers

DALLAS. Ter. - Statistics
showed today that the Texas
Longhorns first team has scored
more than . point = minute.
Coach Dana X. Bibles team has
been 20 superior TO each Of five
opponents that he has used his
starters a little more than one
third Of the time. just iis min
utes Of q possible 800.
Those 11e minutes have been
busy ones. however. for the first
team has rolled up IS touchdowns
and IL conversions for i22 points.
As big Nal kutnev. "regu-
Dar" end. put IT.: "lf Ne don't
get - play more we're not
even going TO earn letters this
year
Touchdown Twins Jack
Grain and Pete Hayden. two
~ the SEASONS beet hacks.
have s~en only 700 minutes
combined hut they have scored
40 points.
This week, however. Bible may
have To put his best combination
IN the field and keep II there
a while. The opposition 10 South
ern Methodist. co-ehsmpion Of the
Southwest eonferencs last year
but dsplored by Coach Moaning
Astty" Bell ~ too short In re-
serves for . championship team"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31
Sammy Baugh
Seems on Way

CHICAGO - Sammy Baugh Of
the Washington Redskins. busiest
punter in the National Football
league. apparently Is on his way
toward another league kicking
championship.
In II attempts this season,
! Bsugh has averaged 52.n yards
and the only man ahead Of him
in this weeks statistics is Norm
stsndlee of the Chicago Bears,
who has kicked only twice. Two
boots against the Detroit Lions
gave standlee an average of 90
yards
Among regular kickers.
however. Baugh IL the stand
out for the second straight
year. In addition TO the best
average Of the regulars, he
also has the longest Of the
year-75 yards against New
York.
Whizzer White of Detroit took
over the lead as busiest punt and
kickoff handler as Dante Magnani
OF Cleveland, his rival for weeks,
slipped badly. White has returned
IL punts for 10 yards. Lou Brock
Of Green Bay has returned 10
punts for 106 yards.
White also has returned nine
kickoffs for an average Of 25.s
yards, Boyd Brumbaugh Of Pitts
burgh returned eight for an aver
sge NJ 222 yards and Magnani
has carried back seven for a 3i.6
yard average.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31

II seeus that Rsss became ~
outstanding seoshpsw pitcher n
the Kitty league after Ne left
college In 1909. Ne played with
Memphis In 1911 asa was ssIA
IA tire Bo~se~ Red nes ~ Ne
~toss IT the seases.
Ross then caused much ron
ssernation in the Red sos front
office by calmly announcing
that no would not report. Ills
plantation In Greenwood. Mas.
was paying him . substantial
income and he didn't want 10
ruin his love ~ baseball by sub
hitting 10 the pressure of ths
big leagues.
ARGUMENT DEFIEs
ANsWER
The Red sos could not answer
that argument. Consequently.
he continued his minor league
career. He played in the Pacific
Coast league and the Texas
league until he entered military
service during the World war.
After he was discharged. he
turned 10 umpIrinG. officiating
IN . college circuit and acting
~ coach II the Mississlppl A. =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31
Sumner Plays
Pirate Squad

eUMNEs - Sumner sparssns
meet Hlghilns Pirates here this
Thursday night under spartan
lights with sumner seeking iss see-
ond Puget Sound conferences vie.
tory II the season.
Coach Pop kssn~y's spavsans
have scored tsw ssuehdowws N
every league game 10 dale ard e.
pest 10 maintain their pses against
the rirssss
In an sfssrnon game. Coach Ned
casison's sumner tinios high fsos-
cats conclude their season against
HiEhllns Pirate Kids ~ Hlghiins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31
ARKANSAS ARMY F00TBALLERS ROLL UP 600 TRUMP
Anii-Aircrah
Eleven Amazss
Fowler and Solmon
Register 3 Scores

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Fasrs unit. defeated tb> lssrs In
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31
Millionaire Dolly Ross Finds Health
Arb'er Twi. Ma. Rejected Offer. Major Circuit.
In Following the Work Of Ball Umpire

umpire. II . salary ~ ~ so0.
nus Ross Was stlli Immune Ia
the lure of the big leagues and
refused the JOB.
Ne became dean of Northern
league umplres In ipsa. holding
the position through 1889. This
year ne took over direction ~
umpirss In the winsorsin state
league, . class y circuit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31
Navy Listening to Any Bowl
Offers, Bosses Make Plain
Undecided but Tied Middies Yet Nee.
Penn and Notre Dome. No Softies

season unh~aten h>csu<s I'd
like n see the boys In = pe.t-
season game
Commander Perry. reached At
the academy by telephone. said
the present offer had come iron,
California but declined TO say II
IL had been forwarded by officials
Of the Rose Bowl However. he
emphasized that Navy would set
no precedent by accepting such an
invitation.
RESTS WITH ADMIRAL
Navy played Washington in the
Rose bowl In 1924" he explained.
The matter rests in the hands OF
academy superintendent. Admiral
Russell Wilson. As / remember.
the procedure in 1924 WAS for the
superintendent TO seek approval
from the naval department In
Washington.
Navy has defeated four OPP
ponents and PLAYED q scoreIe.s
tie with Harvard. Tue Middies
have scored l2s points against
two In conquering William q
Mary. West Virginia. Lsfay-
cite. and Cornell and have the
only major team In the nation
which hasn't bcen pierced for
n single touchdown.
Navy meets Pennsylvania and
Notre Dame. both undefested at
present. on the next two week
ends. After week of rest, the
Middies renew their campaign
against Princeton on Nov. 20 then
conclude against the Army on
Nov. 20.
The possibility that the offer al
ready received at the academy
came from the Rose Bowl Ia not
great. The Pacific Coast confer
ence champion automatically II in
vited to the bowl and Is given the
right to choose its own opponents.
The coast championship has not
been decided, and no school IL yet
entitled to issue an invitation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31

INV 1ORk-Ths Navy turned
NJ Unexpectedly IN the ranks of
bowl-conscious football teams to-
dsy when academy officials dis
closed thst they already have re-
eeived one post-sesson offer and
would consider any and all others
n the Niddies continued unde-
feated.
The invitation was made
public by Commander l. =.
Perry, graduate manager Of
athletics. In Annapolis. Md.
shortly after Major Emory
(Swedel larsen. the Navy
coach. said here that Il Ger
tainly hope We 70 through the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31
Girls Hoop
Loop TO Meet

The recently organized Girls
Basketball league will meet We'd
nesday, Nov. 5, at 6:45 p. m. in the
boys gym at Stadium high.
Preliminary practice is being fol-
lowed nav and any team or I'M
attached player are welcomed to
the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31

Arbiter Twice Mas Rejected Offer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31
Mecham Kicks

PULLMAN, Wash. - Curtis
Mechsm will be called upon 10 do
the kicking for Washington state
against oregon Saturday. Coach
Babe Hollinghery gave him all his
attention in drill yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-31
Women Bowl
In Loop Play

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only srors ~ Ne $3.50 = ne1Ios.
mine pconds leeooee1 nenllum
Juniors. 90. Il nsllssmlas yesoov-
day asternooa.
. '-e .sai.asssar~--e
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sishsi ssppss end sins. - 60
ssins no silver.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-23
Cams Defeat Macs
in Weekly Play

The Cams won over the Macs by
two points at the weekly Ladies
Day at the Washtenaw Country
Club, Thursday. There were three
classes and three PRIZES. The Mas
sau count was used. Prize winners
were Mrs. O. D. Campbell, Glass A;
Mrs. Dan Anders, and Mrs. Leslie
Fashbaugh tied for Glass B with
Mrs. Anders winning the cut and
Mrs. Harold Miller, Glass c. Those
having high score in Glass A we're.
Mrs. Edward Nehlsen, 95; Mrs. c.
P. McLain, "a; Miss Josephine
LANCE. "a; Mrs. W. B. Cameron,
SO. Forty women were out for play.
The losing team treated the win
pers to lunch at the club house at
noon.
Six tables OF bridge were in play
with prizes going TO Mrs. Walter
Wisbin, Mrs. Fred Fisher and Mrs.
Burl Harris.
For Memorial Day there will be
a mixed four ball foursome in the
afternoon and dinner in the eve
ming.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-23
Prospect Club Closes Year With
Luncheon, New Officers Installed

The Prospect Child Study Club
closed the work Of the year with a
delightful luncheon, Thursday, at
1 o'clock at the Farm Cupboard.
There were % members present. A
three-course chicken pie luncheon
was served. The tables were decor
ated with bowls of spring flowers
and the nut cups were gayly col
ored sprinkling cans. Place cards
were white dog pins, each bearing
the first name OF a member. and
they were fastened to bright col
ored paper.
At the business meeting, Mrs.
Gerald Mead presided. The club
voted to hold their meetings in the
evening next year and to ,hange
the dates to the first and third
Thursdays OF the month. The Club
also voted to donate $40 to Cir!
Scout Troop No. II. which they
sponsor, towards their camp ex-
penses, and several members Of
fered blankets and bedding II need
ed. Mrs. Albert Seekell and Mrs.
Donald Lee offered transportation
for the girls to Camp Waterloo,
late in June.
Annual reports were given by
Mrs. Kenneth Crawford. recording
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-23

Uniformly attired In white floor
length dresses the newly elected Of
ficers OF the Order OF Rainbow for
Girls we're installed in office in
beautiful and impressive ceremony,
Thursday night in the Masonic
Temple lodge room. The setting for
the installation, which was open
10 the public, was. that OF lovely
garden in red and white. In the
East at the foot of the steps were
lowN white picket gates. open 10
receive the new worthy advisor, Of
ficers and guests. On either side OF
the gates, and as background for
the platform, were trellises on
which red blossoms were entwined.
A lovely floral arrangement OF red
geraniums completed the picture.
Opening the ceremonies, Harold
F. Koch, Dearborn, member OF the
Grand Council and deputy in the
jurisdiction OF Michigan. Order OF
DeMolay, sang two selections,
shutdown and Morning Sere-
made" after which greetings were
extended 10 the large assembly by
Mrs. F. Z. Darragh. worthy matron
OF the order of Eastern Star and
by Miss Jean Johnston, retiring
worthy advisor OF the Rainbow.
Guests escorted to the East were
Mrs. Darragh and Miss Emily
Poster, past grand choir director.
Guests introduced were Mrs. Leo I.
Johnston. mother OF Jean, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Fox, parents of Alexine,
and four advisory board members,
Mrs. Kennard Poster, Mrs. Fox.
Mrs. Darragh and Mrs. Hubert Hol-
loway.
As Miss Fox. worthy advisor, who
will head the Rain5ows for the next
four months was presented at the
altar. the outgoing officers formed
a Bow in the East and Miss
Carol Cook sang very sweetly, |
"Give Me a Faithful Heart" by
Barnby Approaching the East,
Miss Fox, escorted by her sister.
Barbara passed through two lines
formed by the outgoing officers. At
this time Miss Shirley Squires sang
"Alexine' TO the tune of Beautiful
Dreamer"
Miss 6aroie Bieterie's installation !
as chaplain, at the altar, was |
marked with song, Spirit OF |
Love" sung by Misses Normamae |
Faulkner, Shirley Squires, Carol |
Cook and Shirlee Briggs.
With lowered lights an effective
candlelighting service was used for |
the installation OF the Bow officers.
Officers installed we're Misses =,
Alexine Fox, worthy advisor; Cath
crime Cakes. worthy associate ad
visor; Shirlee Briggs. charity; |
Mariana Boersema, hope, Vera
Holloway, faith; Carole Dieterle,
chaplain; Patricia Pho, drill leader; !
Charlotte Olmstead, confidential |
observer; Jean Snyder, outer OBJ
server; Marjory O'Key. love; Mar
garet Jean Miller, religion; Jean
Norton. nature: Carol Cook, i'm
mortality; Betty Morton, fidelity;
Jacqueline Harner. patriotism;
Betty Harden. service; Normamae
Faulkner, . choir director; and
June Henneke. musician. Choir
members are Shirley Squires. vir-
ginia Schlecht. June Sutton. Naomi
Simmons. Martha Ogle. Lugenia
Renton, and Dora Eaton. Beverly |
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secretary; Mrs. Lewis Corbeille,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Carl
Lambarth, treasurer and flower
committee. and Mrs. Leroy Draper,
of the membership committee
Mrs. Mead, retiring president,
thanked the committees, officers
and members for their fine coopera-
ton during the year and then in
stalled the officers for the coming
year They are, Mrs. Guy Ableson,
president; Mrs. Leroy Draper. vice
president; Mrs. Carl Lambarth. re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Robert
Masters, corresponding secretary;
and Mrs. Reid Ross. treasurer. Mrs.
Fred Katon sent in her resignation
as press reporter and the executive
board will fill the position next
fall.
Mrs. Ableson then presented a
beautiful vase to Mrs. Mead as a
token OF appreciation OF her serv-
ices by the club. Mrs. Mead ac-
knowledged the gift and then
turned the meeting over to Mrs.
Ableson. who announced the fol-
lowing committees for the year:
program. Mrs. Leroy Draper. chair
man. Mrs. George Foster. Mrs. Al
bert Seekell, Mrs. Gerald BeisseI,
Mrs. Joseph Scharbat; social, Mrs.
Donald Levitt, chairman. Mrs.
Louis Hubbard. Mrs. Lewis Cor
BELLE, Mrs. Willard Shaw, Mrs.
Lois Brandeis; membership. Mrs.
Donald Lee, chairman. Mrs Gerald
Mead, Mrs. Ralph Oltmans; Girl
Scouts, Mrs. George Milne, chair
man. Mrs. Earl Packard flower
fund, Mrs.C Earl Snyder; librarian,
Mrs. Alvin Anderson.
.- The group then adjourned to the
recreation room and enjoyed an al
ternoon with cards, prize winners
being Mrs. George Worden, Mrs.
Ralph Oltmans and Mrs. J. A. Hen
neke.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-23
Beautiful Garden Setting Used For Ranbov Girls Installation
Mrs. Ziegler Elected Commander
of County Maccabees Association

Mrs. A. W. Ziegler was elected
commander OF the Washtenaw Coun-
ty Association OF Maccabees at the
all day meeting OF the association,
Thursday in st. Luke Church
house. Between 65 and 70 repre-
sentatives we're present coming
from the various tent hives in the
county.
The business meeting opened at
10 O'Clock, luncheon was served at
noon and in the afternoon pro-
gram was presented.
The officers elected were Mrs.
Ziegler, commander; Carl Weurth-
ner, Manchester, past commander;
Mrs. Mabel Schlupe. Ann Arbpr,
lieutenant commander; Mrs. Mary
Rane, Whitmore Lake, record keep
err; Mrs. John lawson, Mooreville,
finance keeper; Mrs. L. Jones, Ann
Arbor, chaplain; Mrs. Carl Weurth-
ner, sergeant; Mrs. Charles School
master, mistress-at-arms; Mrs. Clar-
ence Smith. first guard: Mrs. A.
Dunlap, Whitmore Lake, second
guard; Mrs. w. F. Blades, Ann Ar
Dor. Deborah, Jack Gumper, Man
chester. Judas; Mrs. Bruckner.
Milan, sentinel; Mrs. Anna Werner,
Chelsea, picket and Mrs. John
Hanen, Ann Arbor, pianist.
The association bylaws we're
amended and approved. 1t was de-
cided to hold the next association
meeting in Ann Arbor in October.
The attendance banner was
awarded to Ann Arbor Hive and
the honor banner to Ann Arbor.
The new officers were installed
by Joseph Baker. Detroit, great
commander. District managers pres
ent we're Mrs. G. A. Hocknell, Jack
son, and Mrs. Alberta Droelle, De-
trnif