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Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW 1ORh. Jan. 10. tUfD-In ne
stock market declined today for
the fifth consecutive session, the
industrial average setting a new
low level for the year. Trading was
nearly so per cent greater than it
iightest since Oct. 2i.
The increa sed volume refle cted
more important liquidation. Shares
traded in large amounts included
L. S. steel. Republic steel. L. S.
rubber, Curtiss- Wright, Common
wealth Edison and Standard oil of
California.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial 1888.
off 1.5s; rail, 2s.67. off O.3s; utility
20.22, off O.22: and 65 stocks, 1863
off 0.52.
stock sales approXimated 10000
shares against 100000 yesterday.
Curb stock sales were $4,000 shares
compared with 10000 in the pre-
vious session
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16


competition in 194l.
The Calipatria announcement,
which followed a decision by Yuma
to pass up an opportunity to enter
the valley league, came as a COM
plete surprise to other loop schools.
Entrance of Calipatria boosts the
league to a six team loop and will
definitely eliminate the double
round-robin schedule which has
long been a feature of valley league
play. 1t was the double round-robin
schedule which caused extension OF
the league schedule and subsequent
cancellation by Seth Van Patten
of December games last year.
Commenting on Calipatrias en-
trance into the league, Guy Weak
ley, Ell Centro principal, suggested
formation of a 3 schedule to in
clude the B squads Of the larger
schools and varsity teams of Cali
patria and Imperial Weakley point
ed out the suggestion had not been
discussed with other schools but that
he would offer the plan at a meet
ing Monday.
Inclusion of the two smaller
schools in varsity competition might
result in serious injuries to players
of Imperial and Calipatria, Weak
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16
Today's Sport Parade

get this, either. Conn is mean. I've
seen him fight, and you can't tell
me he is just a pretty boy, a pic
ture boxer. No sir, he has that
something a champion has to have,
and that is a willingness to do any
thing to win. You can't be cham
pion unless you have it. Deep inside
him he is ready to do anything to
get that decision"
McLarnin thinks Conn hits plen-
ty hard enough to hurt Louis.
Il saw the pictures of his fight
with Pastor, and Pastor was no
bum Yet Billy knocked him
through the ropes and stopped him.
Pastor is harder to hurt than
Louis. You don't have to hit Joe
very hard to make him stop think
ing, and get him all mixed up. You
can't show me a man in the world
who weighs IT'S or more and is in
good physical condition who can't
punch hard enough to hurt Let
a flyweight get set and he'll give
YOU the staggers."
NcLarnin gives Conn a big psy-
Geological edge, too.
Conn is still moving up" McLar-
min explained He wants that
heavyweight title. He is spurred on
by the fact that everyone thinks he
is tackling the impossible. He has
everything to win and nothing to
lose. Louis must be close to fed up
with the title. He has had it for a
long time, he's rich, and I know
enough about boxing to know he is
tired of training"
The one thing McLarnin doesn't
like about Conn is his way of TAX
ing two or three rounds to warm
up.
He can't afford to make a slow
start against Joe" Jimmy said
He'll get killed if he does. What
he should do is work three or four
rounds in his dressing room before
going into the ring"
He Is the fastest man with his
fists ever saw" Jimmy said. And
he hits just as hard as any man
ever saw fight. But he is slow
and there isn't any excuse for a
fast man ever being hit by a slow
one.
That's McLarnin's opinion. II
isn't mine, which probably makes
1t right
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16
Red Sox Need
Pitching Power
To Win Penndnt
By GEORGE KiRKsEY

NEW YORK, Jan. l6. CUP)-The
Boston Red Sox are one OF the
most lop-sided clubs in baseball.
They have championship power and
bargain basement pitching.
There are hopes for Improvement
ir the pitching for the coming
season but the outlook isn't bright
enough TO tab the Red Sox as re-
bust pennant conterderS. The Red
Sox had one of the best attacks in
baseball last season but had 10
scramble until the last day of the
race TO tie the. White Sox for fourth
place. Even so. the Red SoX were
only eight games behind the pen
nant- winning Tigers 1t the finnish.
Cronin will have l9 pitchers in
camp. and only four are veterans
Who've seen any length OF service
with the Red Sox The old guard
includes Lefty Grove. who at Al
can pitch only about once every 10
days, Joe Heving. Jack Wilson and
Emerson Dickman, who has put in
three full seasons at Boston and
should be ready by now.
The bulk of the pitching is likely
to be done by such youngsters as
Earl Johnson, brilliant southpaw
who came up late last season and
won and lost 2; Leslie Fleming,
who won II and lost ~ for Holly
wood before joining the Red Sox
in September; Oscar Judd, who
won % and lost l3 for Sacramento;
Dick Newsome, who won % and
lost II for San Diego.
Perhaps the Red Sox pitching
will improve with Frankie Pytlak
from Cleveland behind the bat.
With Pytlak in the harness, Foxx
can concentrate on playing first
and not have to worry about being
drafted as a catcher again. The
rest of the infield will have Bobby
Doerr. rated baseballs best second
sacker, Joe Cronin at short and
Jim Tabor at third.
With Roger Cramer traded to
Washington, the Red Sox outfield
now lines up with Ted Williams
in left, Dom DiMaggio in center
and Lou Finney in right.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16
Snort Shots


Tee shots start soaring over the
valley golf courses in tournament
play again this week. with the
opening OF the 18th annual CaleXicC
tournament Within the next
eight weeks tournaments will be
held over the Del Rio course in
Brawley and the Barbara Worth
course near FL Centro. nearer to
In the three tournaments more
than 300 valley golfers will take
part from the championship flight
TO the duboest of dub golfers .
OF the 300 entered one fourth will
win prizes either in regular flights
or in consolation play
And from the booming tee shots.
well played irons and delicately ac-
curate puts will emerge at least
half q dozen new golf faces -.
Calipatria's desire to enter valley
league competition may bring about
completely new setup in football
schedules in loop schools . Prin-
cipal E. H. McMath of Calipatria
declared Thursday that the move by
Calipatria was forced by schools
unable or unwilling TO furnish the
so-called "B' competition
Guy Weakley, FL Centre prin-
cipal, indicated an interest in for
nation of a bona-fide B league
schedule TO include Calipatria and
McMath appeared interested in
such a proposal
McMath was opposed to the hit
or-miss scheduling of B games as
has been the habit of schools in
the past
The quarter-final play in the 5th
annual Imperial valley tennis cham
pionships to be played at the FL
Centre courts Sunday will feature
the best tournament tennis ever
witnessed in the valley g. Players
from San Diego, Redlands, Yuma,
and Imperial Valley will be COM
pcting in the battle for trophies :.
Doubles play in the valley tourna-
ment this year added considerable
interest TO the event Best
matches last Sunday were played
between mems doubles teams E.
Ed Campion, Snowman of COM
mercial league basketball last sea-
son, has returned again this season
and looms as the feature attraction
of league play Campion, play
ing with the Hardware team, stole
the show the other night in the
loop opening Campion is one
of those rare players among basket
bali stars who can make a setup
shot look spectacular
Several new stars have appeared
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16
Harbert PAGES
Frisco Tourney

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Is. CUP)
Chick Harbert, the 25-year-old
pro from Battle Greek, Mich, who
gave up his amateur laurels to so
after the winter golf money, had
q running start today toward the
medal prize in the 5000 San Fran
cisco match play open. He had a
67.
Thirty players, including Marvin
tBuD Ward former amateur
champion. were caught by darkness
and will finish their first round
matches this morning. Ward was
one over par ON the 18th.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16
CaIexico Plays
CaIipat High
In Crucial Go

A year ago game with Cali
patria high school would have
been regarded as "breeze'. but
tonight CaleXico high schools
varsity basketball team travels
to Brawley to meet the Hornet
cagers i'm what is expected to be
the closest game of the season.
Calipatria, playing its home
games i'm the Brawley gymnasium
this season, is rated among the
three top contenders in the val
lev league race. having already
scored first round decision over
the usually potent Brawley Wild
cats.
Calipatria will start its regular
all-lettermen lineup of Fade,
Stames, Lopez and Fleming. For
Calexico Coach CovingtOn will
send Rivera, Alcantar, GARLIC.
Linn and White to the floor as
starting lineup.
CaIexico's first string lineup
ran up a 1874 lead in the first
quarter of play against Imperial
Tuesday night, then sat out the
rest of the game to rest up for
tonight's important tussle.
In other league games this
week El Centre will entertain
Imperial in Ell Centre Friday
night and Brawley will play
HOltville i'm Brawley Friday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16

tIlp IlTSC OF VIlTtC IOVI IIOyo . III VIIN
valley. Del Rios Lettuce tourna-
ment is next on the schedule fol-
lowed by the Barbara Worth's I'M
perial Valley championship.
r.. r. Jersey Birchfield, Ell Cen
tro fireman and defending cham
pion. was listed with Tom Crosbic
and Laddie Willoughby as tourna-
ment favorite. Birchfield meets
Loveridge Marsh of Brawley in the
first round. Marsh qualified with
a II.
Another feature first round match
paired Dave Taylor and Laddie
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16
By HENRY McLEMORE

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. l6. (UP)-
Jimmy McLarnin likes Billy Conn
to beat Joe Louis when they meet
for the worlds heavyweight cham
pionship in June.
The gimlet-eyed little Irishman
Who once held the welterweight
title, and who fought thirteen
worlds champions in his day, is
going to bet a pretty fair chunk
on Pittsburgh Billy when he goes
against the supposedly invincible
Brown Bomber.
You can't kiss off McLarnin's
leaning toward Conn by saying that
it's Just another example OF an
Irisher going for an Irisher. Jimmy
has his reasons, and coming from
a man as good as he was inside
those ropes, they carry little
weight. This country has produced
few men who were better boxers
than the kid from Vancouver, and
pound for pound no man ever out
hit him.
The main reason 1 like Conn TO
lick Louis" MeLaInin told me over
a game of gin-rummy at the Lake
side club yesterday, is that Billy
has mastered Lesson A in fighting
and that is to hit and not get hit.
You can't beat a guy without hit
ting him, and I don't think Louis
can hit Conn. Conn is fast. Louis
is slow. Louis is worse than that
he is aWfully slow. All you have 10
do to know that is to look at his
legs and thighs. They are big
That's good for a hitter. That's
where Joe gets a lot of his power
those big legs driving in.'
Jimmy, carried away by his sub
ject. pushed back the cards, got
up from the table, and, with Boz
Hope. Randy Scott, Bob Armstrong
Alan Hale and q lot Of others
watching him, gave demonstration
CT how Conn can lick Louis.
Hit and move away-jab and
move-keep moying-in and out, y
McLarnin said as he shifted and
punched and dedged an imaginary
foe.
To hell with Conn being too
light" Jimmy said. Get him up to
l30 or little more, and that's bic
enough. Dempsey was a fair fighter
and what did he weigh? Don't for
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16
L. 4. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, Jan. 16. (UB)-
Uncertainty prevailed today in the
Los Angeles stock market and was
reflected in dun trading which saw
nine issues slip downward while
only four rose in the slow trading.
Six issues were unchanged. Only
$500 shares were sold in mid-morp-
ing trading
The list:
Central Investment. Il, up 4;
Transamerica a.. down Il; South
ern California Edison 27si, up Is {;
Southern Pacific So. down y Ban
DIM Petroleum 24s; Standard Oil
2Ols down Is; Universal consoli-
dated 80 up a; Union oil IA, dow
-; Wellington q, up u; Aircraft
Accessories .: Consolidated Steel
7@s down Il: Lockheed 26& down
ss; Menasco steel 81 down -
Solar Aircraft 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16

(79) #..
Earl Roberts C73) VS.. Newt Brazei-
ton (78).
Championship flight matches
were scheduled to start at 10 o'clock,
first flight at IL o'clock, second
flight at IL o'clock and third flight
at pm. Defeated eight rounds
will be scheduled in each flight
after first round matches.
Feature single-hole score of quail
flying play was turned in by Charlie
Donnelly who had an eagle two
No. 2. The hole is 1865 yard par
four and one of the courses. tough
est pars. In the foursome with
Donnelly, Birchfield and Cannon
each had a birdie three and Les
Rogers canned a par four.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16
L. L.A.L(HESTOCK

l. A LIVESTOX -. = ;ndd : : :.
Los ANGELES. Jan. Is. up
tFederal-State Mkt. News Servicel
Hogs 700. 25-60c lower. top 9.65
on load ch ofce 220 ID. easterns. two
loads mixed eaterns $50. most
truckins bid $50 down, sows 6.75-
TO.
Cattle 500, less active but mostly
steady. few light fed steers 10.75-
1875; load medium steers held
above 1885: load medium heifers
8.S5; few COWS 7.00-7.50; Gamers
and cutters 5.0O-6.75; bulls 7.40-7.85i 5
calves $50, fully steady odd COM
mon vealeFs 400. few 1850 down,
few 300 ID. calves HOO.
Sheep none, good to choice WOOL
ed lambs quoted 9.75 or above aud
good ewes around 5.35.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16
Veterans Share
Billiard Lead

CHICAGO, Jan. 16. (UP)-Three
veterans shared the lead in the
world three-cushion tournament to-
day as the $4,000 contest that will
continue until Feb. II began to
take shape.
Welker Cochran of San Francis
co, Otto Reiselt of Philadelphia
and Earl Lookabaugh, gray-haired
Chicago instructor, topped the field
OF 18 contestants with two victories
apiece. All three come up for
matches again today.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16
De|oziers Win
Second Hoop
Victory Of Week

Holtville commercial league bas-
ketball team opened its l94l season
with an impressive 67-40 victory
over Broadway Pharmacy at the
nigh school gymnasium Wednesday
night while Delozier's fast stepping
cagers moved into first place with
its second victory of the week,
1882 win over the Cavalry
Marshall, Black and Palmgren
paced the Holtville team with l6,
Is and 13 points while Okimoto and
Kawashima, each with II, topped
the druggists.
Thomas and Coates each bag
ged II points for Deloziers and Ne
vile was again high point man for
the Cavalry with II digits.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16
Jaycees Play
Pomona Saturday

Ell Centro junior college basket
ball team was slightly less impress
i've Wednesday afternoon in a
scrimmage session against the El
Centre high school in preparing
for Saturday nights game against
the Pomona jaycees here.
The Arabs outscored the high
school varsity by an 8-6 margin in
eight minutes of play.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, Jan. 16. tUP)-
Produce prices today:
cucumbers: Imperial flats 40
75c; hothouse San Diego flats 300
3.25.
Lettuce: Imperial dozen 1.15-
l.35; SIS 1O0-1.15; San Diego 4s5s
SOL .0o; San Fernando As S1.00; 5s
60-75c.
Squash: white summer San Di-
ego and local lugs 1.50-2.0o; I'm
perial crates 2.002.50; Italian 10
cal and san Diego lugs l.15-I35; !;
Imperial crates 1.25-1.35; banana
local lie.
Tangerines: Imperial Dancys 3A-
3Rc.
Tomatoes: INLAND. westmorland
and Brawley 9-tops S1.25-1.75; 12s
1.15-1 SO: les 70-1.00 POS 50-75c.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16
PRO FOOTBALLERS MAY
HIRE COMMISSIONER

CHICAGO, Jan. 16. CUP)-Club
owners of the National Football
league are locking for a commits
sioner to police their business and
may select one today in an unoffi-
cial meeting of eight-possibly ali
10-OWnerS.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16
BENCHW ARM|NG
by Burdette Kline
--pos+-press Sports Editor
--pos+-press Sports edifcr--

in commercial league basketball play
this year including Jack Oswalt,
Aubrey Morris, Ben Palmgren. Cur
ly Marshall. Lloyd Massey, Lefty
Neville, 1t. Dobson, and woodrow
Ingle
Florence Christianson has become
the feminine bowling star as of re-
Gently. Since she fired 258 week
or so ago she has hit consistently
around the 200 mark and has carted
off more than a share of prize
money offered for high scores g.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16
L. A. IA Y
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Jan. l6. UP) --Whea
futures yielded a fraction of a cent
today. after making small gains at
the outset.
Wheat finished with losses of y
to y corn was up = 10 Z, oats
unchanged 10 off u; rye unohang-
ed TO off =, and soy beans off y
to &s soy beans dipped In IN
final minutes.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16
BUDDY BAER LOSES TO
ED BLUNT IN UPSET

OAKLAND, Cal. Jan. l6. (Up)-
Buddy Baer, Makes little 243-
pound brother, was put on the shelf
for at least six weeks today. He
collided with a human windmill
named Eddie Blunt, of New York,
last night and took one of the most
beautiful shellackings Of his ezra
tic career.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16
coIipotrio High
Plans to Enter
Football League
By BURDETTE KINNE
PoSt-PreSS Sports Editor

Capatria high school stole the melight from Yuma at
the valley league meeting in Ell Centre Wednesday after
noon when the norhend school officials announced Call
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16

Willoughby. Taylor qualified with a
76, Willoughby with 70.
Other first round matches in
clude.
Les Rogers t73) VS.. Ross Clark (78)
Tom Crosbie (73) VS.. Bill Polkin-
horn (78).
Ross Cannon t78) vs.tStokes Nc
Graw (79).
Jerry Fox C73 VS.. Forrest Man
ley C78)
Nick Schaefer (75) VS.. Jack Jones
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16
Markets at a Glance
by NITED PRESS

STOCKS lower IN m0dtfaIt tTdU-
ing.
Bonds lower. L. s. governments
irregular
Curb stocks lower.
Cotton irregularly lower.
Wheat off i4-a4 cent; corn up
Is IL
Rubber mixed.
Silver unchanged in New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16
l.. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. Jan. 16. UP)-
Candled light dirty extras -. 26e
Hens. Ieghorns. 2H to 81 lbs. 13c
Hens. Ieghorns. 3A to IBIS. 14c
Do. over 4 lbs. ................ 15c
Hens. eolored, 81 10 4 lbs. 21c
Hens, colored, over 4 lbs. -. 21c
Broilers. over y to ia lbs. 16e
Broilers over q TO 81 lbs up 17c
Fryers. leghorns. 212 TO lbs. 15c
Fryers eolored 2ia TO ga lbs. up tic
Fryers. colored, over 3 y TO AZ 1Sc
Roa sters. eolored ......... 20c
Old roosters, colored .......... lie
Old rooters, leghorn ........ O9e
Ducklings, over pounds .....- 1se
Duoklings. under 3 pounds 49,. 1sc
otd ducks ................ csc
Young geese ..s....----..t..... Ioc
Tom turkeys s.---+. ..-..s. 1ot
Hen turkeys, 3 to i lbs. -. 16c
Hen turkeys, il lbs. and up 16c
Old hen turkeys ...-.......... lie
Old tom turkeys ...-.......... lie
tsapons. s lbs. and up ........ 24e
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES

tFIHs quOtutf"hs cOuftfEy Inc
southwest Fiaxseed nssocia tion.b
Nav .............#...... S1.7G
July Observation-Disclosures. S172A
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16
/. v. Golfers Start Winter
Swing at CuIexico Tourney

INTERNATIONAL COUNTRY CLUB, CaIeXco, Jan.
l6-mperia Valley golfers started their annual winter
golf swing Thursday morning with the opening of the 18th
annual Caexico amateur championships. t..
Eighty golfers qualified for the CaleXco tournament,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16
Jeffrey Named Coach

UNIVERSITY, Ca 16. UP)-Clyde Jeiirey'
captain and co-hoder
today became ea-
man track and mater.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16
T.. A. GRAIN
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
IA. BANKS

Aos ANGELES, Jan. 16. up
TfaAsamefIea .s.....-..-... 4. IA
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-16
Doerr Undergoes Apendectomy

EUGENE. UPBobby Doerr second baseman of
today after
appendectomy, his physician reported
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Massachusetts, etc.) and each
one appropriately deCoratcd-mini
ture orange grove for California.
wheat field for North Dakota. ma
pie sugar trees for Vermont. q
large pot Of baked beans for Massa-
chusetts, apple orchard for Oregon,
dairy scene for Wisconsin, planta-
ton scene for Virginia, etc.
Guests are seated at the table rep
resenting their birthplace. (This Will
work wonders in mixing up your
crowd.
If each group is small, several
states may be combined into one
station, such as Station NEG New
England group, or Station NWG
Northwest group
A master Of ceremonies, dressed
to represent Uncle Sam, invites all
stations to tune in for the Coast
to-coast' broadcast The program
may be as varied as the talent
available. A full hour show. con
sisting of music by instrumcntalists
or an orchestra singing by q
quartet or soloists a dramatic
sketch etc
A novel addition TO your program
would be a Professor Quiz type. Ask
for volunteers to answer the uues.
tons submitted by the audience.
A prize can be offered for the best
answers.
Commercials and time signals
should be interspersed throughout
the program. These may be an.
nouncements Of forthcoming meet.
ings, services, etc.
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To be really different, you may
want to experiment with seasonings
until you develop an individual fla
vor in the canned product. It's
amazing the variety of taste
treats" you can achieve.
One of the favors SO many like
in canned beans is curry. While
the beans are heating slowly, a tea
spoon of curry powder is sifted over
the top and mixed gently through the
beans. When thoroughly heated, a
piece of butter is added and when
that is absorbed, the beans are
ready to serve
An entirely different flavor is de-
veloped by adding a tablespoon of
vinegar and several tablespoons of
brown sugar to two cups Of beans
while heating thoroughly. Likewise,
the piece of butter is added just
before serving.
An adaptation of this latter taste
treat" is featured in this week 8
church supper menu suggestions.
Here it is:
'Deviled Beans in Buttered Noodles.
(See Picture at Top of Column)
2 No. 10 cans beans or 10 No. 2 cans
8 ounces of fat
! pound chopped onions
2 l4-ounce bottles catsup
"a pound brown sugar
8 ounces horseradish
! ounce salt
II teaspoon pepper
Heat the fat. Add onion and cook
until slightly Drowned. Add remain
ing ingredients and heat thorough
ly. Serve in a bed of buttered moo
dies. Makes so servings.
Because cooking in quantities does
present problems, it's best to plan
menu Of foods that can be easily
prepared and served Guess we all