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The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-17
Angels Basen1a'1
Suspended Year

LOS ANGELES, july II CUP) -
Eddie Mayo, third baseman for the
Los Angeles Angels, today was un-
der suspension for a year because he
5pat in the face of Umpire Ray
Snyder last Sunday after he was
ordered off the field.
w. c. Tuttle, president of the Pa
,ific Coast league, said the Suspen-
sion was recommended by William
G. Bramham, president of the Ma
tional Association Of Professional
Baseball Lea CUES, after he had been
informed of the details.
The incident occurred at Gilmore
Field during the final game of a
cross town series between the An
gels and the Hollywood Stars. Sny-
der had called Frenchy Uhalt safe
IN a close play at third. Mayo and
Angel Manager Jigger Statz rushed
onto the diamond 10 protest, and
Snyder sent them both to the dug
outs.
After starting for the bench, ac-
cording to Tuttle, Mayo turned and
spat in the face of the umpire.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-17
New Rules Cover
Boxing, Wrestling

SACRAMENTO. July II. UP)-
New laws regulating boxing and
wrestling matches in California will
go into effect in September as the
result of Gov. Culbert Olsons sig
nature of the bill today.
The bill, introduced by Senator
Jack Shelly, of San Francisco. de-
letes a provision against holding
these contests in buildings used for
religious services. but will prohibit
amateur boxing or sparring match
es in connection with vaudeville
shows, dances or similar entertain
ments.
The new law will make it a mis-
demeanor to pay the coach, trainer
or manager of an amateur boxer
more than IS per day and travelling
expenses unless permission is OBJ
tanned in writing from the commis-
sion.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-17
Angels Tighten
Hold on 9Th Place
By Trouncing ST.
BY UNITED PRESS

The Los Angeles Angels frightened
their hold on fifth place in the Pa
cific Coast League Wednesday night
by administering a 7 to 2 thump-
ing to the San Francisco Seals.
Bob Joyce. who started for the
Seals. contributed 20 his own de-
feat when he issued three walks IN
the third which, with two errors,
gave the Seraphs two runs to Tie
the score without a hit. Triples by
Johnny Moore and Bob Weiland, the
winning Angel pitcher, in the sixth
and seventh innings settled the
issue. 1t was the second straight de-
feat for the Seals.
Seattle dubbed Sacramento II TO
6 toeven the series after treating
the Cardinals to a four run lead in
the first inning When Ira Scribner
was chased from the box.
San Diego barely beat out Port
land 6 to 5 when the Beavers went
on a ninth inning rampage for
their five runs.
Hollywood evened the series with
Oakland by administering a 0 to 7
defeat.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-17
Clark StaYs in
PubIinks Battle

INDIAN CANYON COURSE, Spo-
kane, Wash, July 16. CUP)-Sixteen
survivors of the first two sudden
death rounds went out today to
battle for semifinal positions in
the Goth annual national public
links golf tournament, and Jimmy
Clark, the Long Beach, Calf, Won
der boy, was still among those pres
ent.
Clark was 13 under par for the
first II holes of medal and match
play over the hair raising Indian
Canyon course, yet he got by the
second round by the narrowest mar
gins.
Les Leal, unknown but veteran
tournament player from Bellingham,
Wash, uncorked a 68 against Clark
in the second round, but the 20
year old aircraft plant worked prov
ed his class by shooting a 81 and
winning, one up.
Three former champions dropped
out in yesterdays two rounds, leav-
ing only Dave Mitchell of Atlanta,
Ga, with a chance to repeat.
Charlie Ferrera of San Francisco
tWiCe a winner, fell in the second
round before Loio Palenapa, Homo
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-17
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. PRODUCE
Los ANGELES, July II q

LOS ANGELES, july II (CP) -
Trading was moderate.
Bunched vegetables; per crataes:
beets 60-75c. carrots 50-65c. Celery
ions 3-2 25; leeks 1852; mustard
root SOL; dixon 6O-75c. Green on
4O-60c. Parsley 1890. radishes /
10: spinach 75-10O; turnips 60-75c.
35-40c din /.
per dozen mint 3O-35c. Watercress
Cantaloups: Phoenix jumbo &C.
45s 75-1; Tiptops lacal std 12-16s
1-1.25; New Workers std 8-16s 125-
$50; HB's local std 27-36s LIPS
some 9Oc. Honeydews std 9-2s and
jumbo 6-6s Imperial 1.25-1.35. Yuma
1.50; Honeyballs: Imperial jumbo
36-45s 1-1.35 some 9Oc.
Squash. summer white 6O-75c.
Italian S5-1 No. 2s soc. Yellow
Crookneck local and San Diego So
T5c. Banana 2lzc ID.
Tomatoes: Orange and San Diego
5x5s and 5x6s 75-9Oc. Ordinary SOC
6xGs 5O-65c 67s 4O-50c. San Pedro
5x5s and 56s 75-1; 6x6s 6O-65c 6x7s
5O-6Oc. stones San Diego 5x5s 1.50-
1.75; Sos 1.15-1.35.
Watermalons: Yuma Klondikes
18-20lb avg best 2O-22; Imperial
Klondikes 1916 ID avg 135.00 per
car. Phoenix Klondikes 1920 ID
avk 22.24; casabas: Imperial SIS. ton
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-17
|. Players Win.
Lose at La JoIIa

Bitterly fought matches continued
to hold attention of fans at the
La Jolla tennis tournament where
several Imperial Valley players were
competitors for honorS.
Bill Maxwell Central Union high
school tennis coach for three years,
lost his game with C. kellogg, Sc,
6-1. 6-2 in the mems singles. Joan
Bowker of Calexico dropped her
game with Jane Warren, 6-1, Ga
in the girls Is singles.
In the mems doubles Maxwell and
Gay defeated r. McQuon and N.
McQuon 40, Sc, 6-3. In the junior
boys doubles Jim Reidy of FL Cen
tro and j. Balmer went down to
defeat before F. Moy and j. Heinz-
man Ga, So. In the junior girls
doubles Joan Bowker and r. Rut-
ledge were defeated by n. Slaughter
and M. Waite 60, 60.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-17
Todays Sport Parade

Galento who stood it as long as she
could and then informed the Great
Grippe that if he didn't release Two
Ton from hypnotic thralldom, she
would bust him right on the kiSSer
Grippe waved his hands a couple
of times and Two Ton came back
to consciousness grabbing for his
wallet and screaming: who's got
my dough?' 1t turned out that his
dough was intact in his wallet, but
it seems that while he was in the
trance Two Ton had dreamed that
| he was being robbed.
Grippe is an accomplished magi-
clan and still plies his trade when
he isn't putting the whammy on
Bettina's opponents. Your agent en-
countered him in Florida a few
months ago and saw some wondrous
sights. Grippe extracted playing
cards from your agents eyes ears,
nose, pockets, soup, caviar, filet
mignon and benedictine. Your
agent has been tasting a king of
hearts in every bowl of soup since.
How Burman plans to counteract
the genius of Grippe the Great is
a problem that must be worrying
him into a nervous wreck. At one
time he would have employed the
services of a character named Evil
Eye Finkel, who had quite a repu-
tation as heXer, For a stated sum
Evil Eye would sit in a fighters
corner and put the hex on the oppos-
ition. He barred no fighter except
Joe Louis who seemed to have some
mysterious antidote for Evil Eyes
heXing.
They do say that one time the two
heXerS tangled. Evil Eye evil-eyed
the Great Grippe and Grippe gave
him the business right back. The
duel went on for some time and
then Evil Eye leaped to his feet
and said he had to see a man about
a horse running in the third at
Hialeah.
Since that day the Great Grippe
has ruled supreme in the hex and
whammy industry.
Anybody wanna bet on Burman?
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-17

I, was such game as the fans
dream about. with the Coachella
All-Stars trailing l to 0 for nine
innings after a home run by Rogers,
valley catcher, scored Imperial'S on
~ run in the second frame.
Then, with the game in theil
grasp. the valley stars saw Hinkle
cross the plate for Coachella in
the ninth. and the score was tied
up. The game went into the tenth.
One man came up Tor Coachella.
He was out. Another came up. He
elias pitcher. a lad named Vernon
was out. It looked like another
score. But at that junction Coach
inning. if the Imperial lads couldn't
Hare. stepped to the plate He con-
nected. Maybe It wasn't long hon.
er, as homers go. but it looked like
the longest of the season to the
Imperial lads. 1t was the margin
of Coachella's victory.
The sequel is yet to be written.
for Coachella comes 70 the El Gen.
tre stadium Friday night for a re-
turn engagement-one that offers
the most closely matched teams
yet seen in the county seat.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-17
Mccarthy Comes Up
With Willy Tricks
To Beat indians

NEW YORK, July II CUP -
One school of baseball thought con-
tends that a good ball club runs it.
self and that all the manager has TO
do is sit tight and look smart. Don't
you believe it.
When a good ball club is winning
the pilot is making some very smart
guesses. Taking the New York Yam
KEGS Joe Mccarthy is doing the best
job of mastermindlng in the ma :,
jors with a run of the mine pitch
ing staff. That's one of the big
reasons why the Yanks are six
games on top and making an ole
time Yankee runaway of the Ameri-
can League race.
Mccarthy, who has a definite
leaning toward the occult, is Jug
Cling the Yankee staff like a base
ball Houdim. He brought Alley DON
aid out of his silk hat yesterday and
bamboozled the Indians, 1913. in the
opening game Of what was to have
been Cleveland's mid-season drive
to knock down the Yanks. Joe Di-
Maggie hit two singles and dou-
BILE, running his consecutive game
hitting streak to 56.
Billy Southworth, St. Louis man.
ager, has been coming in for some
criticism as to his methods Of hand.
ling the Cardinal pitching staff, but
the second-guessers took a back seat
following his willy strategy in last
nights IA victory over the Brook
lyn Dodgers.
The Dodgers shelled Southworth's
ace southpaw, Max Lauier for six
hits and a 40 lead in three innings
but Billy came up with his leading
winner, Highlander Lon Warneke
in the fourth. Warneke took over
with two on, none out and two IN
and retired the side, allowing only
one more run. He blanked the Dod-
gers with three hits for the last
six frames for his 18th victory. The
Cards won the game with a five
run rally in the sixth inning.
Poor support cost Bucky Walters
dearly and the Giants beat the Reds
IA. Pittsburgh broke even WITH
Boston by winning the second game
of twin bill, 1875, after droppine
the opener to the Braves, Al. Char.
lie Root won the 198th victory Of
his career as the Cubs walloped the
Phillies, 9-5.
In the other two American League
games the Red Sox nored out tn
White Sox, 2-l, with Tex Hughson
winning his third straight game ant
the Browns slugged out a l1-2 vic
tory over the Athletics before a Cor
poral's guard of 7O4 fans at st
Louis.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-17
Race Followers
Flee from Park

LOS ANGELES, July II. CUP)--
Absence of number of race track
followers from Hollywood Park ap-
peared significant today to Chair
man Jerry Giesler of the State Horse
Racing board, who is investigating
possible stimulation of nine horses
with caffeine.
Giesler said the followers had dis
appeared since he began the inveS-
tigation a month ago.
One of the missing men had sold
carrots to various stables. Giesler
said his disappearance was regard
ed important after Dr.. C. n. Leake
of the University of California tes-
lifted that carrots provided an easy
means of introducing drugs into a
horses system.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-17
BY HARRY FERGUSON
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK, July II. CUP 49,
Tweet, tweet, tweet. That's Red
Burman whistling past graveyard
Burman is a gladiator by proles-
sion and a pretty good cre. He once
made a creditable fight against Joe
Louis True. he lost, but at least
he didn't drown out the sound OF
the bell by the knocking noise that
his knees made. Burman is a cotr-
ageous guy. all right, but he is be-
ing foolhardy when he carries his
courage to the point of predicting
that he will commit assault and
battery on Melio Bettina in their
fight here Tuesday night.
If it were strictly fight between
Burman and Bettina. your agent
would be inclined to pick Burman.
But there is a third person involved
in this conflict-Bettina'S manager
who has the glittering eye of Sven
gall, who is a better magician than
Merlin and who can put people
under hypnotic spell.
Grippe is the name-Jimmy Grip
po-but whenever the scholars as
semble in leatherfist lane to dis
cuss such erudite subjects as the
supernatural and hypnotism they
refer to him in hushed voices as
Grippe the Great.
That is the man who is going to
be in Bettinas corner Tuesday
night, bringing all the forces OF
darkness against poor Burman, who
will have to rely on nothing more
than a jab, a left hook and straight
right.
The great Grippe really made his
reputation when he put Two Ton
Tony Galento to sleep against his
will-something that not even %
beers in one evening had been able
to do. Grippe made three or four
passes at Two Ton at a party and
Galento dropped into a hypnotic
trance.
Among those present was Mrs.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-17
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, July Is UP) -
Stocks today registered the first
significant decline this month
Prices receded fractions to more
than point in leading issues. In
TO as mech as 3H points in J. l.
special stocks, the decline ranged
Case. Trading was moderately ac-
tive.
Experts attributed the reaction to
technical factors.
The railroad ayarega failed yes
terday to penetrate its April high.
the high for 1871, and today il
backed up after early strength.
Stocks sales were $40, 900 shares
against 100000 yesterday. Curb stock
volume rose to 127,O shares from
10000 yesterday Dow Jones pre-
liminary closing stock averages: In
dustrial 1873 off .26; rail 29.4O off
"a; Utility 1853, off %; So stocks
43.04, off II.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-17
Wins at Underwood

INGLEWOOD, Cal, July II. CUP
Taking the lead at the start and
holding it all the way, Mistress Pla-
to yesterday won the $25OO six
furlong Hollywood Park feature race
Despite q strong stretch bid by
the favoritc, Last Cold the four
year-old chestnut filly reached the
wire first in Ill to pay sl4.6O. $480
and $500. Walter C. McCarty's Las
3ator was third behind Last Gold.