davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
Today's Sport Parade

nobody did. The West Side Tennis
club, better known to fans as For
est Hills, has taken step after all
these years that logically should
lead to an open national champion
ship with the amateurs and profess
ionals fighting it out just as they
do in golf. An open championship
should be the greatest attraction
tennis has to offer, the gates should
pick up and there could be a good
piece of cash for the winner if he
is a pro and nice big cup for an
amateur if he comes out on top
Amateur tennis, it seems to me,
has always been indifferen to the
shoWmanship that heIps make any
athletic contest better spectacle.
There has been plenty Of color on
amateur tennis courts but it has
been furnished voluntarily by the
players and not by the tournament
committee or the United States
Lawn Tennis association. Helen
Wills eyeshade, Big Bill Tilden's
bursts of temperament, Alice Mar
ble's jockey cap, Frank Kovac's
antics and Bobby Riggs cocky walk
all have helped draw people to
Forest Hills when those stars were
amateurs, but the stars were strictly
on their own. Nobody thought to
give them proper setting for their
acts.
Professional tennis does better,
as witness the debut of Miss Marble
and Mary Hardwick. Miss Hard
wick stood at attention in a white
circle Of light while a band played
God Save the King" and a giant
Union Jack fluttered down from
the ceiling of Madison Square Gar
den Then Miss Marble stepped into
the spotlight. the band played the
Star Spangled Banner" and an
American flag broke out from above.
Little things like that don't improve
the brand of tennis, but they give
the customers better run for the
$3.50.
The plan at Forest Hills is to in
vite eight of the leading male pro-
fessionals and stage round robin
competition. There will be two
doubles and two singles matches
on each of three days. Tilden, Don
Bulge and Fred Perry already have
been invited and the remainder of
the field will be chosen from the
leading professionals.
This is not the first time that
the professionals have set foot on
the sacred soil Of Forest Hills, but
it is the first time that the nations
leading tennis club has underwrit-
ten the expenses Of a professional
tournament with the idea of TAX
ing the profit, if any. The three
days Of action from June TO 8
will produce the finest tennis you
can find in the world today.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
Seattle Moves TO
Within Half Game
Of Leading Sacs
BY UNITED PRESS

The Seattle Rainiers, fresh from
their So series conquest of Oak
land, today were knocking on the
door again, only half game behind
Sacramento for leadership of the
Pacific coast league.
The Rainiers TOOK Sunday
doubleheader from Oakland while
Sacramento split with Los Angeles
Portland Hollywood and San Fran
cisco-San Diego also divided their
twin bills.
The weeks series gave Seattle
five games against Oakland's two;
Sacramento took its series from
Portland by the same margin and
San Diego also had So decision
over San Francisco. Sacramento
took its Los Angeles series, four
games TO three.
Seattle beat Oakland yesterday,
GA and 81. In the opener Paul
Gregory got his second victory Of
the week, outpitching Stan Corbett,
Joe Mulligan and George Darrow.
Los Angeles beat Sacramento in
the first game, sd. when Pitcher
Julio Bonetti scored in the ninth
on Johnny Moore's double. Sacra-
mento evened it by winning the
nightcap, 81.
Portland won its first game from
Hollywood, Us. Hollywood took the
second game, 1l-6.
San Diego took the first game
from San Francisco, 1913, bounc-
ing Tom Seats and Win Ballou for
IS hits including homer by Mickey
Haslin. The Seals scored three runs
in the eighth but could not overhaul
the Padres lead. San Francisco took
the abbreviated second game, 10,
catching a train at the end of the
fifth inning. Ted Jennings knocked
in the winning run in the third.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
EI Centre Net
Team Splits
Two Matches

El Centro tennis club meters
gained an even break in matches
against both the Perris Hills club
OF San Bernardino and the Mexi-
cali netters at the Central high
courts Sunday.
Results of Perris Hills Matches
Maxwell (EC) Of. Vance, 6-2, 3-6,
60: Mcmillan df Kinne (EC), Ga,
4-6. CO: Matter df. Abbot tEC)
Cd, 81; Mrs. Alice Vance df. Patty
Claiborne (EC), 6-l, 6-1: Maxwell
and Riessen (EC) df. Matter anc
Mcmillan, 6-3, Ga: Maxwell ano
Morgan lEC) df. Vance and Wa
nee. 6-l, 6-l.
Mexicai
Bedolla df. RieSSen (EC), l1-9'
8-6; L. Nichols Geo df. Rubio, 6-3,
6-l; J. Nichols (EC) df. Medina
G-2. 60: hernandez df. Riedy Geo
6-4. Us: Bralemontez of. Birkhau-
ser (EC), GA ,6-2; Maxwell and
Riessen (EC) df. Bedolla and Her
nandez. GA, 60; Kirlne and Alb
bott (EC) df. Romero and Lopez
60. 1913; Waterman and CARRIER
Geo, df. F. Romero and Cuenca
6-3, GA; Blando and Mantiel of
Fitzhugh and Robinson tEC), 6-3
6-1; Galindo and Calderon df
Whitelaw and Claibourne, tEC) 0-6
81, 6-3.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
Stanford, Bear
Trackmen Win

SAN FRANCISCO, April 81 CUP)
= A 4:l0l mile by Bob CHM of
Nebraska highhghted California S
track and field weekend.
CHM. a bespectacled youth, ran
the second fastest mile in Pacific
Coast track history as his team
lost to California, SO to 42 It was
the fastest mile run in the United
States this year and has been beat
en on the coast only by Bill Bon
thrcn's 4:093 in Los Angeles in
1894.
Grover Klemmer ran the quarter
in II seconds flat, beating Ne
braska's ace, Gene Littler, who also
has run that fast. California won
II Of the Is events OF the dual
meet.
Stanford's power in the middle
distances and field events produced
an 55i2 to As win over U.CL.A
Ed Hertel of Stanford won both
hurdle races and Hal Sinclair OF
U.C.L.A. won both sprints.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21

Il \
Holtville three with outstanding
performances in the annual meet.
Chief Osuna of Ei Centre high
won the varsity $50 yard run, Ed
ward Alarcon took second in the
Novice 100 yard dash and tied for
fourth in the high jump. Frank
Dixon placed fourth in the mile
run. RoSenbaum had a fourth in
the 100 yard dash and Ed Wylie
took third in the 660 yard run.
John Williams. the valleys out
standing individual performer from
Brawley high, took a first in the
900 yard dash and was second in
the 100. Miller of Brawley was third
in the high jump. clearing #. 8
inches. Cooke of Brawley was Sec
ond in the trial hurdle heat. but
finished out of the money in the
finals.
Gsne Maynard. ,Holtville pole
vaulter. took second place in the
varsity event with q leap of ~ II.
E inches, new record for valley
vaulterS.
The Chaffey meet served as {
warmup for the annual Holtville
relays to be run on the Viking track
come Friday night. More than 200
athletes from ten schools are slated
to compete in the Holtville meet
El Centre is defending champion.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, April 81 OUP)-
The stock list eased today to new
lows since last June 10 on adverse
war developments and another de-
cline in steel operations caused by
the coal strike. Trading was light.
Dozen of leading issues made new
lows for the year or longer althS
losses were small and in many in
tances part Of the decline was re-
covered.
Rails made the best showing
Utilities made new lows or equaled
the lows of the year. Leading steel
and automobile shares made new
lows. Coppers and mercantiles held
well. Airerafts were dull with prices
irregular. Mining stocks, aside from
coppers, were at new lows, with
one point losses in homestake and
Hows Sound.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages; Industrial l1G.0G,
off .09; Rail 27.77. up .O5; Utility
1910, off OF; and 65 stocks 1858 off
.02.
Stock sales approximated 43O. 900
shares against 100000 Friday. Curb
took saels were $4,000 shares COM
pared with $4,000 in the previous
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
BENCH WARMING
by Burdette Kline
-Pos+-Press Sports Editor

For the sake Of review the experts
are favoring Brawley in the A ano
c division. Fl Centre in the 3
division
Bill Maxwell. the man for whom
We are presently campaigning to be
returned to the e Centre physical
education department next year,
today announced the annual night
tennis tournament will be started
the first Monday in May. ...
The tournament. inaugurated by
the Holtville 20-30. will be played
on the El Centre high courts this
season. and should attract one Of
tie largest entry lists in history
Of tennis tournaments.
A novice class may be added 70
the tournament, as well as a class
for players who have never compet-
ed on a tennis team . That class
would take in the Joe Dokeses and
the Bill Joneses. who play only on
Sunday. =.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, April 2l tCP)-Whea,
futures declined more than cent
a bushel today. Heavy tone to the
stock market and indications that
the wheat crop in the southwest
escepad damage due TO freezing
temperaturts over the weekend in
fluenced sentiment. A rally in soy
beans midway in the session caused
buying by early sellers and much
OF the loss was regained. Other
grains followed wheat.
wheat finished off 4 10 X. Corn
was off \ TO up h, oats un-
changed TO off 4 rye off Is to4s,
and say beans unchanged TO off y
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
BrawIey Drops
1q TO q Verdict
To hoover Hiqh

Brawley high schools varsity
baseball team was back at its own
practice field Monday afternoon
Just trifle base hit slap-happy fol-
lowing 4 1874 trimming at the
hands OF a strong Herbert Hoover
high school team of San Diego.
Hoover high. with the strongest
baseball team in history of the San
Diego school, scored a runs in
the first inning off Martin Ma
yarro. AT that point in the game
Hoover loaned a pitcher and catch
er to the Brawley nine and out
scored the Wildcats, 5 10 4 during
the remainder of the contest.
BraWley. presently leading the
valley league. plays e. Centre in the
stadium Friday afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
L. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES, April 81 CUP)-
Trading was moderate.
Asparagus: loose local colossal
8l1-9, San Diego large SC, medium
n, small 4c.
Bunched vegetables: per crt:
beets 65r75c; carrots 60-75c; I'm
perlal 60-60c.
Cantaloupes: light supply and
steady to firm; Imperial pony 54s
s4.50-4.75 few IS; Gas s3.75-4; 72s-
SIS $3.50 some ordinary holdovers
So; 112 S2.75; irregular flats 1Ss
S1.25-1.5O: los S1.50-2.
Rhubarb: cherry apple boxes 45-
55c; Strawberry lugs 50-65c; white
summer Imperial crt S1.25-150; J.;
Italian Imperial crts S1.15-1.35; /;
San Diego lugs 81 15-1.25; yellow
erookneck crt S1.50-1.S5; banana
sc.
Tomatoes: Imperial crts 9-tops
$2-225: 12s S175-2; 16s S1.-1.25;
20s 70-9Oc; loose lugs 50-65c; loose
crts 50-60c; Imperial 5x6s S1.75-2.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, April 81 (UP)-
(Federal state Market News SerF-
ice).
Hogs 500, slow about steady
with Fridays limited trade; small
lots medium TO choice 170-26O
truckins s.25-9.75, top 9.75 few lots
s75-s; light lights down to s.26;
sows 7-7.75.
Cattle 26o0: steers slow; few
sales and most bids weak to 20
cents lower; heifers strong; other
closes steady; medium TO good
fed steers 10.50-11: best load
around 1l.50: fed heifers 1850 o.s5.
few down TO 9; cows 1858 few
s25-s.50; Gamers and cutters 5.5O-
4; bulls s.5O-e; calves $50; vealers
weak 10 SO cents lower; calves
steady; vealers 10-13.85; few IA;
calves 9.5O-1O.75 few head to. IL.
heep 100; slow, spring lam . S
weak TO 25 cent lower; medium TO
choice loads -0.75. few IL; beck Gull
wooled ewes steady at $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
New e League
In Full Swing
BY UNITED PRESS

The new California baseball
league was in full motion today,
with it's eight teams neatly divided
into four-way ties for the lead and
the cellar.
Santa Barbara. Fresno, Stockton
and San Bernardino all won two
out of their first three games on
the opening weekend. Merced, Riv-
erside. Anaheim and Bakersfield
each got one out of three.
The Stockton Flyers, after drop
ping their Saturday opener, won
the Sunday double header from
Merced, 1870 and 3-2. Bill Whaley
allowed only three hits in winning
the first.
San Bernardino also swept its
double header with Riverside, 13.
12 and Al.
Bakersfield split pair with
Fresno, dropping the first 2-l IN
10 innings but winning the night
cap l0-5
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21

in that one. What's more they aren't
likely to get going until they dis
cover a cure for their slump at the
plate.
In four games they've made only
eight runs and % hits. A ration
of two runs and five and a hall
hits per game is a far cry from the
pace they set last year to oreaS
the Yanks' stranglehold on the pen
nant.
Only one Tiger is hitting over .3O0
Barney McCosky, who MADE three
hits yesterday to boost his marx
to 1857. Look at what the other De-
troit wrecking crew is hitting: Hank
Greenberg 167; Rudy York .l43;
Charlie Gehringer 09l; and Pinky
Higgins OFT.
The Tigers mad half a dozen
chances to beat the Indians yester-
day but wound up losing, Az. They
left IA men stranded because their
big guns were converted into Il
bunch of pop guns by Mel Harders
curves. After pitching himself out
of trouble nearly all day Harder
weakened in the ninth and had to
be rescued by veteran Joe Heving,
the ex-Red SoX, VINO retired the
last three men in order.
Manager Joe Mccarthy got his
birthday present from the Yanks
a day in advance. Marse Joe is SO
today so the Yanks unlimbered their
heavy artillery yesterday and bat
tered out q 1875 triumph over the
Athletics, routing Chubby Dean,
who handcuffed them in the opener
at Yankee Stadium. The Yanks
made 18 hits, including two homers
by Joe Gordon and one by Joe Di-
Maggie.
Little Dom DiMagglo paced the
unbeaten Boston Red SoX to a l4-8
victory over Washington. He rap
ped out four hits, three of them
doubles, scored four runs and stole
two bases.
With one of the largest crowds
56,314-ever to see single game in
the National league looking on, the
Brooklyn Dodgers snapped the new
York Giants five-game winning
streak with a 1919 triumph at the
Polo Grounds.
Homers by Lonnie Frey and Harry
Craft helped Cincinnati trim Pitts
burgh, 7-3. Babe Dahlgren's homer
with mate on base in the 10th
gave the Boston Bees 7-5 victory
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
J0tted on the Cuff

Brawley ilie.l schools humiliat-
ing 1874 baseball defeat in San
Diego Saturday recalls a conversa-
ton we had the other day with
Bert Fawcett. Bert remembered
the Saturday afternoon that San
Diego high school played q double
header against FL Centre and Ca
lexico high baseball teams in El
Centro.
San Diego, the team that later
won the national high school cham
pionship by defeating Cleveland,
outscored e Centre 81, then de-
feated Calexico, 2-1. Walter
Wakefield hurled for e. Centro. the
late Jack Stark pitched for Ca
lexico. STARK later defeated
FL Centro in valley league play
off.
However, the point Bert brought
out WAS the fact that Imperial
Valley baseball useti TO provide
al outstanding bit of entertain
ment, before baseball dropped TO
the present level. There are
many reasons for the decline cl
baseball in the valley. Principal
reason, however. is that the sport
Is a losing proposition financially
and as result youngsters at all
high schools except CalsXico are
not encouraged to play.
Perhaps if it were encouraged
the brand OF baseball would i'm
prove to the extent that people
would be interested in watching
games and the financial return
would then support the game. :.
The outstanding track and field
event of the valley league season
the annual Holtville relays, will be
run off at Holtville next Friday
afternoon. Ten schools, includ-
ing valley and Yuma teams will
compete.
The following weekend valley
athletes will trek to Brawley for the
annual county meet, at which
league champions are crowned. :.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
Husky Crew
Defeats Bears

BERKELEY, Cal, April 81 CUP)
The University of Washington's
smashing crew victory over Califor-
MIA today made the Huskies a
heavy favorite to recapture their
Poughkeepsie regatta championship.
Both the Washington varsity and
junior varsity smashed the old rec
ord for the three-mile Oakland
estuary course Saturday, leaving
California only the consolation
winning the freshman race.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
Kiwanis Golfers
Win Tournament

A Kiwanis golf team, composed of
Wade Ramsey, Bill Strickland, Lee
Lewis and Gus Montgomery, Sun
day won the annual El Centre
service club tournament at the Bar
bara Worth country club.
Rotary golfers were second, 20-30,
third and Lions. fourth Pat Glas-
gov of the Rotary was low medalist
with an 83.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 20. 1901
Published every afternoon except
Saturday and Sunday Saturday
afternoon issue now succeeded
by the Sunday Post-Press, es-
tablishei 1880 by the Imperial
Valley Publishing company, 625
State Street. El Centre. Calf.
Paul jenkins. publisher; A. c.
Johnston, vice-president and gen.
erai manager; e. A. Fitzhugh,
secretary and managing editor.
West Holiday Co., Inc. National
Advertising Representatives.
Entered at Ell Centro, California
post office as second class mat
ter.
Subscription rates: In California.
&c per copy.
In conjunction with the Post
Press (Sunaays), per month 7oc;
paid in advance, months, S2.10;
8 months. $500; one year, $3.50;
outside California 81 100 per month.
n N b er. California Newsnans'
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
Japan Seeks Bar
For Supply Routes

SHANGHAI, April q (UP).-
Japan moved today to close supply
routes for American aid to Chung
king through the Chinese province
of Chekiang.
The japanese command announc-
ed that the campaign had reached
the mopping up stage with COM
pletion OF the occupation of Ningpo
and Wenchow, treaty ports of Che
kiang.
japanese reconnaissance planes
reported that more than 1000 junks,
loaded with Chinese troops, with
drew under bombing as troops en-
tered Ningpo, most important of
the Chekiang ports.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
Syndicate Buys
Boston Bees;
Stenqel to Stay

BOSTON, April 81. (UP-Bob
Quinn, head of the syndicate
which purchased the Boston Bees
from c. f. Adams, chain store
and horse racing executive, said
today that Casey Stengel wOuid
remain manager.
There is nothing to say yet
about the new officers OF the
club" Quinn said. I'VE will take
that up at our first meeting which
will be held shortly -. were
holding the doors open for three
mere men who may join the syn
licate sOOn."
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
longshots Pay
Al CaIienfe

Aqua CALIENTE, Mex, April
q CUP)-Longshot players profited
yesterday when Ever Star finished
second in the first race and paiG
Sl8220 TO place and S41.20 TO show,
one of the largest payoffs of the
meeting. H. T. Palmer's Blue Suit
led all the way to win the Consair
handicap before 10000 fans and
pay $40 on 50 win tickets.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
B SofibaII LOOP
Enters 3rd Week

E Centro'S B Softban league
swings into its third week OF play
at the Adams street park Tuesday
night when Coca Cola and Distric:
office teams clash.
Golden State and Telephone soft
ballers play Wednesday, Cramers
and City on Thursday and 20-30
and District Shop on Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
Valley League
SoffbaIl Sked

The Imperial Valley high school
softball league schedule sends Cali
patria against Holtville and Ell Gen.
tro against Imperial Tuesday after
noon. Douglass receives a bye.
Imperia! is leading the league
at present with two wins, no de-
feats.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
GROUNDED, LINER
RESUMES VOYAGE

JUNEAU, Alaska. April 81 up
The liner Mount Mckinley, which
went aground in Wrangell Narrows
with 205 passengers aboard, today
resumed its voyage to Juneau, ap-
parently unchanged by the acci-
dent.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
l.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, April 81 (UP)-
Oils and motors led a slight de-
cline on the Los Angeles stock ex-
change this morning in a dull ses-
sion. Three issues were up, eight
were down and five were unchang-
ed Volume was approximately
standard Oil. 1s& off Is; Union
OIL 13h off u; General Motors
3sH off "; Southern California
Edison s pet, 2s@ off h; Pacific
Finance 107s up b; Pacific indem-
nifty, 37A off q; Vega Airplane
Co. s up Il.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
How to Hold Loose
FALSE Teeth
More Firmly In Place

Does your dental plate annoy and
bother you by rocking and wabbl-
Ing when you eat, talk or laugh!
Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH,
the alkaline (non-acid) denture
powder, on your plate. This plea
SAINT powder holds false teeth more
firmly in place. No gooey, oily,
pasty taste or feeling. Mildly al
kaline FASTEETH doesn't sour or
cause nausea Also checks gum
soreness due to chatting of a loose
plate or to excessive acid mouth.
Get FASTEETH at any drug store.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
Breakfast Sweeps
To Start TUESDAY,

Ham and Egg sweepstakes will get
underway at the Barbara Worth
country club Tuesday morning at
6 o'clock, according to John Turnac,
golf pro, and will be held each
Tuesday and Friday morning
throughout the season.
Play will start at 6 am. and
breakfast will be served as players
finish their rounds, Turnac said.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
BY HARRY FERGUSON

NEW YORK, April 81 CUP)-Con-
slant dripping of water wears away
stone, the mills of the gods grind
slowly, so here in this year Of grace,
194l, the West Side Tennis club
announces it will sponsor a tourna-
ment for professionals.
High time. if you ask me, which
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
TOURNEY SET

NEW YORK, April 81. CUP)-The
1912 national figure skating cham
pionships will be held at the ST.
Moritz skating CLUB at Berkeley,
Calf, Feb. 1921. The U. S. Figure
Skating association announced to-
daV.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
l.. A. GRAIN

Los ANGELES. April 21 UP)-
Wheat, soft or hard Sl.45 a l.55
Feed barley, bright S1.3o a 1.as
Mailing Barley E. Si.s2h q l.37h
Mile No. . yellow ..,... $40 a l.45
Corn No. . yellow bulk sl.59 y l.6'
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
Mo Child Of Mine will
ever get WoRms!"
Don't be so sure, Mother!

Anybody, anywhere, can have roundworms
Yes, and the ugly creatures may be living
inside your child right aolc, starting trouble,
without your even knowing it. If your child
IS pale, underweight, Rervous, has an uneasy
stomach, picks at nose or seat - these ugly
roundworms may be at work.
Play safe Get Jayne's Xermifuge 1T once.
II acts very gently, yet eXpels stubborn
worms. And if no worms are there. it acts
Just as a mild laxative. Jayne's is America ;
best known proprietary worm medicine, used
by millions, for over century. Demand
Jayne's Vermifuge! At all drug stores.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
l.. A. POULTRY

Los ANG ELES, April q (UP)-
Hens, leghorns, 3. to 81 lbs. g.. lie
Hens, leghorns 81 to 4 lbs 17c
Hens, leghorn over lbs. -. 17c
Hens, colored 4 to 51s lbs :. 23c
Hens, colored, 5h lbs up ... 22c
Broilers, over Ia to ~ lbs. :. 15c
Broilers over Il. TO q. lbs -. 17c
Fryers, leghorn "a to 3 lbs. 16c
Fryers, colored 212 TO 3 lbs :. 19c
Fryers. colored 312 to Az lbs 21C
Roasters, colored AZ lbs and up 23C
Old Roosters, colored ...... 13t
Old Roosters leghorn ...... .0sC
Ducklings, over lbs. .......... 19C
Ducklings under lbs. ........ 1SC
Old ducks ............... .08,
Young Geese .............. 15t
Capons, to s lbs. ......... 25t
stays, colored ............. IA,
Capons, s lbs and up. ..... 25t
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
Valley Tracksters
Score Well i'm
Choffey Meet

Athletes from FL Centro Brawley and Holtville high
schools brought track and field recognition to the valley
league Saturday by scoring in the annual Chaey relays
at Ontario
Ell Centre high school scored II and one-sXth points
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21

over the Phillies. A walk to Bill
Nicholson, Rip Russell's single and
Clyde McCullough's fly in the 10th
enabled the Chicago Cubs to nose
out the st. Louis Cardinals, lilo.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-21
Red Sox Remain Unbeuten;
Detroit Loses To Indians

DETROIT, April 81. (UP)-When champ looks Bad,
there's something wrong The Detroit Tigers, defending
champions of the American league seventh place,
and the trouble is they're not hitting.
They've won game out of four and had close call