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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
Duck Season?
Valley Has Two

Hunters Tuesday prepared for the
opening of duck season Oct. l6 ev-
eryWhere except along the Colorado
river where wildfowl may not be
taken from Oct. 16 to Nov. /, in
elusive
The duck season everywhere, ex-
cept along the river, will run from
Get. l6 to Dec. IA, inclusive. Shoot
ing will be permissible from SUM-
rise to a pm. instead of from pN.
as stated in PoSt-PreSs article
Monday
The board of fish and game COM
miSsloners closed the Colorado river
and strip 10 miles wide at the
intersection Of the Arizona Nevada
California lines to the Mexican
border.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
PHONE 300

b. B.akelE. Ralph Kuc, Az
SDafz> Henry Nils Pau. NaCkCy
. Al DeVcre. Henry Farrar H Ham
c~>3aHgh. T l Palmer. Charlie Don
nelly. II ". CoOpe. Lou> Andet-
soa. Frank Tc"razas. Marie SaNles.
RAYMOND Rccdcy. Cra.I Strickland
ora Carpenter AZ Davis. End
Hatch. Earo,a Halen> u StaTe>.
Frank Yata. Ta"y Ma-elo. Ioren5
Thomas
Bob Graha. N.>ako Tanaka. j.
kIdo. John Re-. Max SoneS. Be-,
Dlemo7. Gca@ Patterson Dave
knechel. { Hethecine'oM on. Ray Mem
dc-a. James LioyG SuSumu Nori,
Juni2r Buekt.. Raymond Chlka-
hlsa Fumjo Yo>hmara. Eddie Gray
Minnie kon!Shl. I'VE Quinn Tom
CkimajO & Bo.enbakor. Bonnie
Stephens. Carlos Pablo. Warren
SWink. John Finn. Max Leimorubc.
Mary Sone> A Moreno. FL NcunL,
SkeetS Nayno,d. GcogEe Pu.lenzo.
Bcnnle Shaw. WeS Anderson. Bill
Lewis c Y ShadGX c H Pinch.
VIVIAN BHnAa. JACK Wood. J. r
Mob NIyoSe A.ber; Terraz-
as John Williams. E. H FERGUSON.
YoShlya Sanbonn.atSu. Pa, BuCkhr.
George Proc6l. George F Buckl,n.
J1hn Rubin. Dick Strickland Earl
Cayanah. Glenn Otis. l W Moore,
Ray HoShlzaki W ! Strickland,
Myrel G.uett. W NJ Seine
George Hle-,. Ted Smyer, Ed
BrcntS. D. W .. CHATTER Bert
Holt Martha Gray. YoShlro San
bonmatSu H. H Hoyey. Dorothy
B,ake,y Leslie Dove, Max Brcnts.
ElN PAYNE. Tom BrentS, Oscar Pa
a.l,a. D.ck Carey. ShizUko Sakanl-
VA Johnny Ohta. Ado.pa Date,
Ken! SuE..1ara. Earl Shaw. Wade
Ramsey. Jewel Naquero, JACKIE Vac
aueyo. l. Cohen. William OhmSteat
Bill Ladd. Carl Snider Harvey Nip
aa.. Gordon Tu.ley. Travis Viii
.ams. Edward Knechel J. D PAYNE
Iwao Sh!EemOtO. Frank Valdez. Lee
Howard Ferguson. w
YOrto Yashimura, Stella
Arreola, Mich Sakaniwa. George
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
l.. A. LITESIOCk
Los ANGELES. o.. : I.TL

LIS Az f-lAf>~f - Il -
Federal state market news ~cr,Ilo
Hogs ~aleable too. hoIdover- is
very ntt!e done: f"w .alc- wear
to IL cents lower 3=t most biz p
ar5und - cont !owcr. mail To-,
good to choice -ea-4e7 ID. 1850.
medium lot 11.5os @5"-2s, H. j, -.
eow% steady At %.5n-lo.
cattle saleable 1Io#. ha.du.=.
l122. sloW. e w-aIes -'eady -
Mondag', dceu,". MAJ aa. No..
t. lower on common to m'Et.u
steer and ehc sto,t. I9ad u'.,.H.
laho n -t"cr- 80 fea M....a .
9 -; othrr Mctjeau- - ,er,u. ~
cop. 80. bc.' ts.t ab,.c :,
cahn"i# ana cutie. -. nui'-
. cca;- higher fer ~eaE a. -.
80; Old lead t.. caIvc. .at'ebtc
5he. s'ea.. stoadv: odd .oa.,i- -
30; TcHas Calvo- ta.5. ,t.--
nanY Yusoid.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
Match Games
Feature Opening
At Bowling Palace

One E, Centro Bowling team Was
defeated ana one team cid the de-
feating Saturday night when the
{. Cen.ro Bowling Palace featured
TWO maze. games a. It's new open
!rg
II ne ti.S. match. the E. Csntro
Merchants out rolled the Riverside
Merchants games to one with
tctal scores Of 907 and 962 The Riv-
erside team tailed lQl4 points 20
wln ore game
A strong team from Brawley
smeareG the Bowling Palace four
b. winning three games straight
The northend team scored 826. $50
S41.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
Talk on Accidents
Wins Award

His delivery of an address on the
subject $4,000 Too Many Traits
Accidents earned for Wright Dartel
the award of best speaker Of the
eyeninS AZ Cactus Gayei club II E
Centre Monday night.
ViEgo Hansen was voted tho
speaker showing the greatest M
provement His subject was "Satog-
day Fall Guy.
Albert DeVore. POSTMASTER of the
evening, introduced the speakers,
including Frank Johnson. whose
subject was Baseball; Geor2C
Skopechek. who discussed "Design
For Government Don Young, who
talked about Defense Stamps ard
Bonds" and Ira Huffman. whose
subject was BE Yourself. Bob
Marshall was general critic.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES ue,. : t.P'
Hens, Leghovu, : ~ : lbs g.. lsc
Hem Leghorn "ys: , to ! -!bs IL
Hens, Leg. over i5- and ~ e.. It.
Hens, coiored. 4 10 - lbs e. &c
H E,s, coIored over 81 lbs d up &c
BroilerS, - and ~ T.. lb> "a
Broilers over l.. and uP TO =. Ii
Fryers, Leg. Sorc =. L . b>.. t.
Fryers. colured. = 70 . lbs -
FrycrS, colored over . E. 10 : -
RoastcrS. colo,cd. over 4. ~ u
Stags, Colured .-..... j.
Old Rcosters. co .orcd .......... .I9'
Old LcEh 1rn> Eaosl"r~ ......... -.
Duckllue>. PetlH over > ~ .... !
DuckliuFs. T'fln lrdcr lbs g.. s.
Old DUCK WLte P,tIa ...... rss
Geese ...... ..... ...... .... j..
Young Tom T9rfct. - ,, ~ Ih~ -.
young Tom TJrke#- 2e.p-. ~ -
Young H'u T9it.Y- . t. u Ib- IL
Young Hen Turleys i ana W -
CapouS. . 60 : lu- .....#... .... -
Capon> over : ,n> and Up .... -
Eubl... u.... ....t. .'- -
E&hhlt =, =........ q
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07

+! C2"s.e .aytce coach. Jerry
rcnne,,rla. aanou&e& toG-h
srheGa,r =. II, Arabs TUESDAY.
Iii ..e@ .u- tI't ot the current
>ea>s... ;,e .s>,ra grinders pounded
BraWlcv 1sseca to 4 tUi the Sche.
Gule 1Hd.,5lc> saU-har gogng fsom
aoW oa.
TE.s ves& - Arabs are hard
q, weyh n,npagsan ar a Phoenix
eleven -12t = lep.ted - be ihc
s'roHse>' u ''c history of 'hat
>eh1o. ta...s~ IL ;.c season. Phoc-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
Arizona Instructor
Jailed for Fiqht

TEMPE, Ariz., Octas T. CUPp--
DR., Arthur J. Horton, former poll
tlcal science instructor at the Ari-
zona State college here, was held
IN the Tempe Jail today on charges
OF disturbing the peace following
an alleged scuffle with DR.. Grady
Grammage president of the college.
DR.. Horizons contract with the
college, expired last spring. DR..
Gamma3t charged he forced his
way into his office and attackct,
nm after brief argument. En-
ployeS separated them and called
police.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. O,t 3.r.
Sto,t- sllmped ~ fa;r,. a,'.s.
trading ou IN" L. ALEe.o- 9
chang" o.av. To- '=euce ~rIr ~
and i "erc uhriansed E"'.u,
Va apbrozimateI.- ..9"o hare.
Blue Diamond uhelaucpa
Trah.amrrie., :. .notauprGs -an.
thorn Cal.fornIa Eti-pI. earnrrs.
-, Unbalanced. Et,ifjeid OIL IT,
Of b.. Consolidated -te'i. eouu e.
Z. .ishaugcd; Ran Acroaau'iea.
4, or =: N@.'cc Aiatatt - -
fg4I'H ..a....
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
Youth Correction
Panel Cons LIST
To Fill Positions

SACRAMENTO. Oct. ! UP -
Secretary Of State Paul Peek toCa>
called a meeting Oct. 81 o: ,ue
advisory panel OF the California
Youth Correction authority 70 drait
recommendations to the governor
for appointments to the SIC.000-a-
year positions on tine authority.
The authority was set up by
bill passed at the last session q:
the legislature 10 carry on rehabIh-
iation work among youthful law
vlolators under 90 years o: t.
The law permits judges to refer
such offenders to the authoritr 70,
care rather than sentence them TO
regular terms in peniteniarieS-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
CHICAGO GRAINS

EUI'AGU- OF TPT ="
bcan faturc- tIHbled -. rea'. q
bu -h~i t"daF
\ -ma4 par - 'Lc 20. go te-
gal1rd o. short ,stci;re opera''os
2.i'h .tlEat pt.ec- Oft = 10 $50.
wheat cropped :, the Io~rst IoYe'
H. TWO Wc"ks. closing ?. to 1'-c d
bs,ArI lo~er. Corn "a- Off -:
T.. .. oats E. 10 E. ip"'r ahd rsc
Va do~n To
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
Police Marksmen q
viii Compete Here

F1yc-m9n DislcI IcamE from CALI
fornia Highway patfele in five sou-
thcrn California counties viii be
in FL Centre wednesday To compete
for a team trophy and individual
medals.
Marksmen from imperial, San
Diego. Orange. Riverside. and San
Bernardino counties will assemble
at 10 am. at the immigration range.
A Dutch lunch will be served on
the grounds at noon by the Imperial
county patrolmen. Sgt. Cliff Reed
said
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
Rainiers, SoIons
Resume Play

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Oct. 7 UP
Seattle AMI Sacramento rcSur.n
their Shaughnessy playoff for the
Pacific Coaost league presidents cup
here tonight with the Rainiers on
the long end Of two to one game
count
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
Grid Contest Results

Hsrf 'ac, a:e' SIC winners O.
I'M wcet. plolnas.caaaa eaa,c-
have Deoa pao1afaed
Herb Mann gatE MoC#nca ave
Maudo GIo, a. ~ !. C,at.o .=rksa
ton WlTunl teams oo' Of tha Twelve
10 bc predicted ThG Wi IT,
"'i'c Two nckcts 10 any Ieea, am.
t!cf choose 10 attend .aI> week.
cLd and Wa have a,c paInt.
chalkcd 81 T. thcM IL .ho Eo>,
Bow. uCEe; race
Seventeen contestants srd .u.
second place With 9 c1lseC; aaG 5
misrlcks They viii receive q points
toward Tie Rose Bowl ,Ck6.> T..G
place winners tally / rcn, aplec,.
Tic following is ;hc ~e>u.t e.:
tins weeks battIe TIE frs: sam
boy lndIcatcs colwcc. prrd!caon>.
the second number mcossoC. pr
dlcuonS
R HiccInbohan. ca Couley. 800
Romans, Fred Hofneer. Waltcr
Chandler Ted Sandez Kenneth
Spencer Mary Macelo Bruce Rit-
ter kirkpatmch Jack Clcm Co
rad SaylcS. John F4..cr70 Gs5~-c
Maloof Bill PoIeuer. Me-, Ri.;el
George Cottren Man Cottrol.
s.
T X Fluke Bottv LundcY. Am
Lunder Kenneth NeKenGy. r F.
Boleuder. AcCtOp Grac;a. sam Hl-a.
y Kohatsu. Paul Taka-aki. MAJ
garet COttreu. Chuck Thomas. Carl
Bennett, Dan MitoSlnka. S;anle~
Roberta Bartholomew
Doris Ritter. Frank TerrazaS Free
Kato Bill Clements. Akla sam
bomatsu. Henry konishI. Ted CO..
ington. Alfred WOnG
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
Saiica Loses Bout

HONOLULU, Oct. : up
Rush Dalma, clever Filipino ban
tamweight. won Il disputed 1O-round
decision over Lou SalIca. world
bantam champion. il a non-tit
bout here last nIgnt. Dalma VIII
weighted l22 pounds, finished
strong and outpoWtcd the ehampio;
who made an miNprcss.vc shoWI~
SaliCa weighed 1876.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07

Bennett. Mis- b Iadd. Syd Da.
WIN. Grace KIdo Ernest RlyaS.
.
James Shcrbut. Gcorec Mann
Jimmy NunSon. Sammy Nor : Il
Henry. Ralph Powers. Jim Nesbit
Jy.. Mrs " r Brent. Emma A.
rc0ia. Kathleen Finn. jess SimV-
Son. . " Spear. Geneva Bai.Cy
Fdsar Palmer. Paul FornaSero. y
Y. Steele. Pete Padilla. Lewis Mo
.cuo. W. Van Canneyt, Earl Parkc"
Far. Roberts. Harvo kobata. PettI
IkB4rht:l, : 5. Bragg, Marie
IaBrucAerl. Guillermo. Donna Jean
Palmer. Waldemar Galleso. LeraE
HIsGmbCtham. Chuck LunGer. Gle.
Drake. <. FuJlmoto Elmer Leon
ard.
Marie HlegS. Hank HWano. Y. =.
Leland Ritter Steve Can
II. Joe Smith. r. Shelburne, Nj.
Herbert Mann. Harold Gardntr.
Spanky kobata. Geogre WdtSJC.o.
Mrs. Coy Ritter. Carl Kita. AiaH
F Hl-enbotham. Robe!'
Thompson. David Hand
.}-9
jimmie Roberts.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
THE POST PRESS
SPORTS
TOUGH SEASON
FOR ARABS

nix trampled Brawley JIG 64 to O.
over twice the score El Centro ran
up against the Warriors.
FL Ccntro Arabs schedule is this
Oct. ll--PhoeniX J. C. there.
Oct. l8-Occidental FroSh. here.
Get 24-Citrus J. c.. there.
Nov. l Cceanside JC. there.
NOV. 8-PhoeniX J.C., here
Nov. Il, Brawley JC. here.
NOV. 21-RedlandS Frosh, here.
Nov. 28-San Diego Frosh, here.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
l.. A. GRAIN

Los ANGELES O,'. IL.
wheat 80. : Il. =. ...- 81 39|' =.
RaiIrv " western SI7z . NJ -
Haricy. mailing up" 81 r NJ -
corn 70. teHow DrlK 81 81" =
Al5.p. Ma .rltnu 80 -.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
PICK YOUR WINNER

Say. Friends have bit of trouble on our hands,
Some OF YOU folks send in some pretty sloppy predlc-
ton lists and that makes things tough for the correctors
Now. before long complaints will begin to pour into
the Po>t-PreSS office the miSspeng of names, but
little care t part Of You contestants could dismiss
all trouble there Fill your blanks and drop them
into on of the boxes provided for that purpose IN the
various towns be your name is printed plainly
at the bottom before You drop them in. 1t will save
lot ot truj}5le for You and the post-PreSS
>. X. that's agreed. Here's this weeks list; see
what you do with il.
Teams Your Choice
BraWpE " Central
CaleNieo vS IIoltvlle
Santa Clara vs. Calf
Washington vs. Wash State
Texas Tech v3. Ioyola
Texas \ & NJ vs. Penn State
san Diego vs. san Jose --.--...-.
Fordhln W " Carolina
Columbia ". Princeton ,,--.-.-.,.-
Rice vs.. Tulane
Marul,ette ys. Mich. State
Northwestern vs. Wisconsin Observation-Disclosures.
NAME ......-..~.....~,
Address ....-...-...--
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
I. A. BUTTER & EGGS

Los ANGEIES- O''- y
Butter ENtras 30 iIime ffst
ssnc; Standard &c. uuIergradcs
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
L. A. HA 7
LOCAL BUTTERFAT

J. A. Butlerfat ................. @9c
Grade a MIX ........-. BE
Manufacturing MIX ....... &c
Kpatc Gathered cream ..,..... AZ
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
NPLS. FLAX FUTURES
l.. 4. BANKS

GDS A\GII.I.s b.i - H.
Bld Asked
Tfa.tuiiicl:ca .t...
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07

New York cafe socialitcs who
said LenOre Lennon was fit to
be tied when cxilcd from Stork
Club recently were surprised
when she was tied to Jacob L.
"Jakic" Webb, Vanderbilt scion,
=. in a surprise elopement.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-06
Central Ties
Lincoln Park
Game knotted at
) All in Third

The best they could set was a
split decision with the Lincoln PARK
Club, sunday when Central Spe-
cislty pulled into tie midway in
The third period Of tho match play
ed st University Rink. The score
Nss : to 5. Central started OF
with a rush when keene scored a
clean shot from center. Later 40
the period Lincoln Park scored o.
tie and Central CAME back with
COLE by Daniels The period ended
el
In tho second Lincoln Park tied
u mp and early in the third pulled
into the lead with eight minutes
20 play Gordon Naracle was re-
wsrded by a goal which tied IL up 3
all Team play for Central WAS
crestly improved In tho absence
of goalie Red" Myers. Johnnie
Davis took over defense position
acceptably. In m, other matchc.
The Wayne club lied the learur-
leading Yelliv Coach team from
Pontiac ! all Cut Laurior OF d..
troit finished 81 ahead OF the Bows
club OF Hamtrsmck
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-06
Michigan Skiers Make
Good Whitehall Showing

Whitehall. Wis Jan. AP j..
Michigan skiers made strong show
ings at the Whitehall ski meet here
sunday.
Roy Bietela OF Ishpemlng took
third in class A when his two leaps
OF lSS feet brought him l44.5 points
In class r, Ralph Thorsen Of Iron
Mountain was third when leaps Of
lSi and 1875 feet earned him 1875
points while Ralph Bic Ella Of Ish
pemins took first in class G with
1888 and ls7 feet jumps for 1873
points. Second in class G was Gale
Eymer Of Iron Mountain with $50
and 1S2 feet jumps good for 1874
points.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-06
Red Wings in
Tie For First
Rookie Goalie,
Minor Winners

Detroit. Jan. ZAP Thanks TO
a rookie goaiie and a youngster but
one week out OF the minors. the
Detroit Red Wings today were tie
for first place in the National
Hockey League With the Toronto
Maple Leafs.
The Red Wings, Cinderella team
OF the current season. easily trounc.
ed the Montreal Canad ems Sunday
night. 3 to 0, for their fifth con
secutive victory. That win gave
them 20 points in the standings
the same number as the idle Maple
Leafs.
The enthusiastic Red Wings
credited Goalie Johnnie Mowers
and Wing Joe Fisher with the
crucial victory as they prepared 20
leave on a two-week road trip.
Mowers. in his first year m
scored his second shut-out OF the
season. Fisher, recalled from the
Indianapolis Capltols last week by
the parent Detroit club, scored one
goal and was credited with an
assist.
Two OF the Wings three TALES
came In the first 10 minutes. Mod.
ere Bruneteau scored the FIRST q.
5:43 and Alex Motter came through
with another in S:07-Fisher get
ting an assist. The dispirited
Csnadiens came out OF their slump
and fought on even terms unui
1916 OF the final period Then
Fisher slipped the puck past
Goalie Bert Gardiner after Alex
Motter and Carl Liscombe Set
things up.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-06
University to
Play Ohio on
Home Courts
To Meet Purdue
This Week Also,
Game in Indiana


The end OF holidays vacations IS
signaled this week with a schedule
Of p games for Michigan college
basketball teams.
The activity will extend TO all
conferences, including the Big Ten,
in which the University OF Michi-
gan Wolverines will play Ohio
State at Ann Arbor Monday and
Purdue at Lafayette, Ind, Satur-
day.
Michigan States SparHns also
will come In for two games, play
ing Temple Monday at Philadelphia
and Marquette Friday at East Ian
sing.
Marquette's invasion OF this state
comprises two games. the second
TO be played Saturday against the
University of Detroit.
Busiest squad OF the week will
be Lawrence Tech. which is sche-
duled Monday at Long Island L,
Tuesday at Niagara L.. Wednesday
at Edinboro, Pa, Teachers, and
Saturday at hoIAe against Ferris.
The weeks schedule.
Mondsy-Ohio State at Michi-
gan, Michigan State at Temple,
Lawrence Tech at Long Island U.
Tuesday-Hope at Western State.
Lawrence Tech at Niagara L.
Observation-Disclosures Tech at
Edinboro (Pa.) Teachers.
Thursday-Hillsdale at Hope,
Adrian at Findlay (O), Grand Rap
Ids U. at Detroit Tech, st. Mary's
(Orchard Lake, VS.. Cleary at Up
SLANT.
Friday Marquette at Michigan
State, Buffalo at Wayne Alma at
Olivet, Kalamazoo at Adrian, Fer.
ris at Assumption.
Saturday-Michlgan at Purdue,
Marquette at Detroit. Kalamazoo at
Michigan Normal, Tri State At
Central State, Ferris at Lawrence
Tech.
Sunday-De Sales at st. Mary's.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-06
Table Tennis
Title Won bv
Man
HolzriChter TO
Keep Title as
Result of PLAY

Battle Greek Mich. Jan. s-(APl-
Billy HelIrichter OF Chicago re
tanned his Michigan open table
tennis championship here last
night by defeating Max Hersh OF
Detroit. 2l.l6. Ellis. els, In the
finals OF the annual tournament
sanctioned BY the L. 5. Table
Tennis Assn
Holzrichter. l9-year-old ace who
defeated Ralph Muchow OF Chica-
20 in the finals here last year
breezed through his match with
Hersh.
In the semifinsl. however, he
was extended by another Detroit
er. Chuck Bernstein, IN a i've
game battle which he won, 1921,
17-31, 22-20. 21.12, Ellie.
Michigan claimed two OF the
seven titles when Ruthe Brewer
Crist. No. in national rankings,
defeated Lavera Weber OF Chica.
go. 1921, 91-lS. 1921. 2t.10.
2ll3, and Glen Whitcroft of ~
troit successfully defended his
boys crown by turning back rs
year.old Martin Jaffe Of Ray City,
Pills, 21-lS. 2l-l9.
Other titlists were:
Veterans class, Matt Fairlie.
womens doubles Mrs. Christ and
Leah THAI OF Columbus, O.;
mixed doubles. Holzrichter and
Mary Baumbach OF South Bend,
Ind; mems doubles, Holzrichter
and Bob Anderson of Chicago.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-06

ST. Joseph, Mich, Jan. sap
The Michigan State Baseball
League at its winter meeting here
Sunday announced the reelection
OF Tom j. Halligap, Flint, as pres
ident and secretary-treasurer.
League directors said all six
teams that participated in the
first season of 1910 would again
enter the 1871 race. Prior to the
meeting, It was reported that the
Lansing Lansers might not en-
roll for a second season, but Lam
sing repre- sentatives told the dir
ectors that their clubs affairs
would be settled In time to per-
NIT l941 participation.
The directors also reported the
possibility that the Michigan cir
cult might be expanded to include
clubs from Bay City and Michigan
City, Ind.
League officials explained, how
ever, that only one of the pros
pective mem bers could not be as
cepted; both would have to Join
If the expansion is approved
A Michigan City representative
at the meeting said his club was
interested in obtaining a franch-
Use, and the directors said they
had been approached by Bay City.
Other clubs in the leseue for
second season are Grand Rapids,
Muskegon, st. Joseph, Saginaw
and Flint. All except Muskegon
will play night ball.
The question of radio broad
casts of games was deferred, and
approval was given the annual
league all-star game. with officials
scorers choosing a team to meet
the league leaders in July.
a proposal was approved to re-
tain last seasons plan providing
no guarantee to visiting teams,
except 1922 fee to the league Of
flee for a home game. and an
equal split on holiday games.
Also retained was the policy Of
giving each club control over ad-
prices at its park.
President Halligan will draft a
schedule which will be released
in March. Opening day of play
will be Sunday, May 4. The next
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-06
Five Man Battle Royal to be Thursday

A Ave man Battle Royal heads
this weeks bill to be staged at the
Armory Thursday. All in the ring
at one time with only one referee.
every man will be "on his own" I'M
til one energies the winner. A good
rough crew will be in there battling
with such men as Angelo Savoldi,
Mike Kilonis, Ricardo Cortez.
Tuffy elect and Cowboy Hughes
participating. This event will be
preceded by two other bouts
The semi final brings together
two old favorites, Walter Roxy and
Wild Bill Brooks. The match was
suggested by several fans and the
response seems to indicate that
many more were in favor.
The S0-minute opener which
starts at $3.50 will be between
Mike Chasoma and Steve karas.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-06
REGISTER STUDENTS

East Lansing, Jan. 6-AP-Mich-
igan State College began register
ing students today for its winter
term and annual eight week short
course. College officials said
they expected approximately the
same number OF regular students.
about 500, and probably more
than 400 short course students.
Some Of those taking short course
subjects enrolled last term for a
16 week course
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-06
Ted ZOberski
Ski Champion
Wins HOnors in
Annual Tourney

Oconomowoc, Wis, Jan. SAP
Ted Zoberski, 34-year-old Iron
Mountain miner, won Glass 4 hon
ors in the 18th annual Milwaukee
Oconomowoc Ski Club tournament
Sunday
Zoberski who won the Central
.. S. Ski Association championship
last winter, collected 1927 points
for his two flights of 10 feet.
Elmer Sarri Of Ishpeming was
second In class B jumping with a
lOS'l03-lSS.9 total. A slow slide
kept distances down with the jump
OF III feet turned in by Ray Lara
mic Of Iron Mountain rating tops
for the day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-06
Shaeier'S Bowling Team
Adds Three More Points

Continuing the high calibre OF
play that has marked almost It's
every appearance this season, the
Shaefcr's team bowling in the
lnter.city Travelling League. added
three more points TO It's total Sun.
DAY afternoon by defeating r & b
Of Trenton. The local team won two
out Of the three games and took
total pins
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-06
BOY KILLED BY TRAIN

Three Rivers, Mich. Jan. 8 CO.
Dale Gage. 10, Three Rivers, was
killed. and three persons were in.
Jured critically Sunday morning
when a Pennsylvania Railroad train
struck a car driven by Louis Hart.
man. So Hartman is in the Three
Rivers Hospital, as also are the
dead youths two cousins. jeanette.
&. and James Gage. 3
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-06
Fifteen Escape Death
When Ice Gives WAY

Detroit, Jan. ms Fifteen
young boys and girls today were
telling schoolmates how they mar
rowly escaped an icy death when
they fell through thin ice while
skating on Nankip Mill Pond
along Ann Arbor trail.
All managed to make their way
safely to shore through the ef-
forts Of rescuers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-06
DROP DECISION

Rochester. n. Y. Jan. ms
The Detroit Eagles OF the Nation
al Basketball League Sunday night
droppel SO 10 80 decision to the
Rochester Seagrams. Cervi made
is points for the winners while
Jeanette accounted for 10 OF the
Eagles points.