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Milford chronicle., 1941-01-17

Plan to keep those New Years
resolutions at least until February
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
CALEXICO
Riggs, Kovacs are
Still in There

BERKELEY. Cal, Oct 2. up
The quarter of play in the
Faciflc coast mems singles tourna-
ment began today with three seeded
players on the sidelineS.
On the outside looking in were
Gene Smith of Piedmont. Jack Jossi
and Bill Crosby of Oakland, who
met with upsets yesterday in the
round OF Is.
But very much present are Bobby
Riggs. defending champion and ma
tlonal singles king; Frank Kovacs
OF Oakland and Ronald Edwards of
Alameda.
Riggs had to work to gain the
quarter final round. winning over
Robin Hippensteil of University of
California 11-9. 60, while Kovacs
"12s downing Herschel Hyde, Marti-
aez. 60. 8-6 and Edwards was win
a.@g rom Gunny Ammonette, 60.
6-3
These who sprung the surprises
Were Sam Match, Los Angeles junior,
who beat Crosby Ga, ST, Ga; JUL
IFS Heldman. Stanford, who licked
Smith 6-3, 4-6. 6-4 and Nick Car
ter. who won from JosSi 81, ga.
Today Kovacs meets Carter. Billy
Ialbert plays Edwards and Riggs
faces Helman.
Margaret Osborne entered the
seml-flna,s of the womens singles
With a g. 81 victory over Marietta
Donnelly. Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02

7 G
Answer
BY JIM SULLIVAN

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. ,. up
Quiz program fans are IN Tor 4
lot of surprises in the answers 10
the question of Who'ye been the
best and the worst football teams
in the Pacific Coast conference since
the birth of the round robin IN
1896.
It's on the tip OF the tongue to
answer Stanford when asked what
team IN the conference has the best
record
1t isn't Stanford. but those use
Trojans, coached during the period
by the late Howard Harding Jones
and now under tutelage of Sam
Barry The TrojanS have the best
percentage record for conference
PLAY with l9 wins. nine losses and
eight ties for mark OF .667
We wouldn't expect the quiz nat
to know who was second best, but IN
case he's interested, its Washing
ton with q wins. II sethacks, and
three ties for a mark Of 656. Cali
fornia is third.
What team has the most defeats?
Oregon, with %
What team has the best offensive
record? It's the Trojans again, with
400 points scored against their con :
ference rivals.
And the best defensive record2
Smart little Jimmy Phelan's Wash
ington Huskies, with l95 points
scored by rivais N tne lntracon1er
ence competition covering 80 games,
seven games a season.
University of California fans might
raise an argument on designating
the Trojans as the best team.
Wally Frederick. California pub
liclst who furnished the figures,
raised the point that the team With
the most conference titles should
be considered best.
On that score California has one
and one half titles; the TrojanS
only two halves. California won un-
disputed possession in 1897 and tied
with the Trojans in 1888. The To-
jams tied with UCLA. Again in
1899. Each of those last two years.
however, use was the Pose Bow
choice Stanford won undlsputea
in 1910 and Washington in 1896,
first year of the round robin
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
l.. 4. LIp ESIUCh

Los ANGELES. oct. dUP) =
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES o.. tiit
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old LeEh5rns Rooste:s -. -
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
Sportos
Prep for
!!

Central high school football Coaca
Raleigh Holt predicted Thursday
that his Spartans would lose their
first contest Friday night to Sweet
water high school.
Holt, an incurable pessimist, bas-
ed his gloomy forecast OH data
gathered during a recent scouting
expedition. SWeetwater he said, has
a big, tough team-too tough for
Central.
Holt neglected the other side oI
the story. His boys will be no push
over for any team. They pack
weight and experience in the line,
and the backfield is Well-balanced
and experienced.
Robertson, Alarcon, Oswalt, and
Kobata will be assigned to Central
backfield posts. Ingle, Conkey,
Baum, Carey, Sherwood Console,
Osa. and Mitosinka will furnish a
forward wall
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02

hieh spirits ard vii ea.ss - a5me
with a fighting ats.taaa
"Wednesday @s4ls. sa.sass.. #e.a Il
big pep ga!ly #eaHass ss=aeatasa
s0d al tha t5anin> #assa - tie
town eaSaea VIZ sa.s'iS.3S3
Coach Pete Da.ss ,.aaa 81 - a.a
hay Wa9ea az sgaea=sG = tae
throns af aTden. supporters sSat 20
ore Would BE as.ane& = IHae'lal
for The boSs wosla ei1e . zas5 ae-
count Of themselves Words s.aeam-
ed from tie ht.,e coach aWese &C.
Ing to WE I'VE eaates as Nean.
lie sale. And DC y5a KNOW HOW
we're eoHse to - - We sa.a-
to play smas. aal= .-ass
what
II Hoi.a..e - aea.s NJ ~
on the peSSun.>.se Ss5e Hea E..H-
eren. ;akea back D. t..e .aS> e.
four Ilrst-S.rlns me- sd he Woas6
fee! pretty .aekH q bed. anybody.
II spite Of tire major loSs many
observers sui are stviuglng along
with the Vikings. Power and eX-
perienee aren't factors 10 discount.
and Holtrslle las a decided edge
over their opponents there.
Imperial viii start ,he tolloW.n4
men tonight. EndS-ReynolGs ard
Goose, tackles-de Grace and Hart.
euards-Denham ana Waters. ce0-
ter-HiekoX backs-J. Miller. Te!
Mer;ick and Cauzza. HoWard>. B
Miller c Oaks. B OAKS Petite
Goff Penentto. Carleton Thomp-
son and Kias will probably see ae-
tor
Bel Pa,Msren announced Ho4.
Yille.S starting lineup Is this lends
Williams ana Buckle. taekles-Hawk
and Go.Gs. Lawson aac
Wozafsse. eancer-S.sarp. backs
Simpson. Preeee. Maynard. Adalco.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE
By Harry Ferguson

IL -arned his broad back on
: ~ - - soea rs he pccred
Dr. L .ac sun and saw the arc
= - 81. Dueky IS not guv
49,. #.l eve" imnerl the world
- I ar lie Loo yard dash. but
a5sa eFer saw him leg it faster
ts#s - Gid straight for the yarl
H.. zseen tence that bounds the
iosts esandstand in left field
W. e eot there, he whirled
ala s5aelheG il the sun for the
Ia zain It was beginning to
cove aoWa now, and Brooklyns
2HN44#fH oattieiderS in the stands
ueae dreaming: I got it, I got it.
E.A,. -sIo rounded first fast and
thea lowed down to the dog trot
tha. hail players Use for locomotion
N&s& .hey know they have bolted
&c aat Of the reach of any man
or liz held Back behind home
p.lsa ne crowd Was yelling 4
sallas = DiMae for getting one of
lsis Sfai2ht eieht, l. carat, ali
Vogl-anQ-a yard wide home runs.
NeaXIek's back was right against
IL tenee now Down, down, down
eanl TIC ball It looked like it as
4a.az q and in about the fifth row
e. #ands and the lady in the
BIZ 1T Ia. Was an even money
her - MAKE the catch.
sIea&ick crouchcd and then made
a m.9htl leap into he air High
aE5Te lis head he thrust a brown
elaEe He must have been at least
tarea feet of tie around for when
he came down he came down hard.
lie rolled over On one shoulder,
turned a neat SomcrSault and thrust
his glove up from the ground for
four unpires and 68.540 persons to
see. Tucked inside that glove was
a white baseball that a few seconds
before had home run written all
over it.
Il vas one of the great fielding
play, of all time.
It will go down in song and story
with Bill WambSganSS unaSSiSted
lllDlb GldA dlIu dll VIC ooiiSA NM
acles that have been performed III
the long history of the world series.
The Dodgers paid approximately
100000 to the st. Louis Cardinals
last year for Medwick. There have
ben many times since then that
Ducky has looked like lemon in
the orchard of baseball. He didn't
hit like he used to hit for the Card
mails and tlmc is slowing HIM down
and dulllng bis batting eye.
Many times the Dodger fans re-
fered to him as bum and they
didn't mean a beloved bum, either.
But yesterday in the fourth inning,
before the greatest crowd ever to
sec world series game MedWick
gave the Dodger fans and manage
nent value received with accumu-
lated interest for their 100000.
As matter of fact-who called
tnat Brooklyn bum a bum?
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
L. 4. PRODCCE

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
Czech Genera! on
Nazi Death List

Berlin. Ost. .. 6JP,-Tue Ger
aaa ct..aia! ae8S aeency sac to-
ca : dispatch from Prague thas
Gea Aiols Elias. premier of the
Gernan-doa!nated Czech govern
men. Nao Nas sentenced . dean
yesterday OF a charge of prepar-
.ng Tor treason had admitted his
guit ana ad6sd in substance
I a. firmly convinced tna. ne
Czeea nation for geographical. pc
-i,ical a7d social reasons. could ouly
looa forward % a happy t&tu.e
within lie framework . tne -.eatel
German releh. I nope tAa1 ~ sen
tence viii help the Czects p"op.e
al as. 10 free themselves from ther
mistake and illusions auG IMa
T.2eir II &c TIC ri4a. pa.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
Jr. World Series
Play Nears End

COLUMBUS. O., Oct =. up
The Columbus Red Birds of the
American association today were
one victory away from the junior
world series championship
The Red Birds scored the mos
decisive victory of the series last
night as they pounded out Is
hit l3 to 3 triumph over the Mont
real Royals International league
playoffs winner. to take 10 ;
lead in the series
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
State Employees
Chief TO Speak

w. L. McFadden, state president
of the California State Empolyes as
sociation, will be the guest speaker
at a meeting of chapter No. 81 at
the California hotel El Centro at
8 pm Friday.
This will be Morris Mitchells last
meeting with the group before he
takes over his duties as highway
maintenance superintendent in the
San Diego district Nominations for
regional director Tor district 13 will
be submitted and important con-
amendments discussed.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
CHICAGO GRAINS

- f-l0f0atrd ncrVousTy tOda y.
5sear 20 #lPse thr marKeL cncoun-
NO. asgse-sional pressure. appar-
sfH.s4 =faeasea b. tho action Of
as=sesss sal prices Sid 10 finish
- - a buehel l6W"r with
I.#s3.oel a. s. - -.
eafa lp-ea IL =. oaas :, to
J. 49, atf 80 Oft 6. 10 -. Soy
-, a'fe = IA = 10
bemafa ~ ~beat va #timuIated
- zae stisLsfa n #aoiton and soy
asat f.4.are Of buying power to
fs.'a@ fas advance prompted some
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
Ia. STOCKS

% ANGELEs, Oct UPJ =
= go 80 tsadssg kept the Lo, An
- - i exchange steady today.
= - - = @"te UP, four down
80 #"ssa 4aetang"d. approximate
-. t-aa'sss "erc 3oo0 share
= .st"ta. a.. Bd"y Dept store g.
- Ttan.a meriea a., Edison s
5.ee - -. off :, Consolidated
- - Gaa.oitdatcd Steel pfd q 3,
at.s.s . A4seraft .. Eultee Aircraft.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
Vikings. Tigers
In Tough Scrap

imperial valleys high school eria
season will get underway tonight
when a powerful eleven from Holt
vile will travel TO Imperial for a
rough battle on that field.
The natural fa1orIte in tie strue-
gle will be Holtrille. but Imperlals
warriors can't realize they are the
underdogs. The Tigers are riding on
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
.NEU YORK SYOChS

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
Bulldogs
Meet
Wildcat

With fans predicting differing
outeomes. CaleXico and Brawley
l.eh school football teams will clash
en- lie border gridiron Friday night
II what promises to be a bone
cracking affair
B.aWley IS out this season to
smash the Bulldogs out of their
habitual title winning ways, but
,he southern folks have no inten-
ION Of giving up old habits.
Northend boosters claim they are
behind the right school this year.
nraWley began the season with a
strong backfield. but inexperienced
ne Now they boast a powerful line.
A.. at Which makes BraWley a dam
eeeous foe.
CaieXleo'S outlook isn't too bright
this year The border boys are
green and small. but they still have
Ed Coyington. and he. Calexico
claims. is better than three squads
OF lettermen.
Tie starting lineups Friday night
Will be.
RRAWLEY
Fnds-Graham and Gillespie
Tackles-Allen and DeSsel
Guards Kohatsua and Johnson
Center-BenSon
Burnnette. Minter. OKmna,
Sherman
CALEXICO
Williams and Yturalde
Tackles-JackSon and Hosea
Guarcis-Dunean and Rameriz
Center Eurebe
BackS-Andrade Brown. Rivera.
Id NTe1, dog
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
BY HARRY FERGUSON

NEW YORK. Oct. Up 20
DiMaggio swung his biz bas IL
was crash like the crack of &a5ss
and a ball scared theoaeh lhe da-
light.
All of a sudden the.s Wees -
men. a mIddleaeed lade H a h.aa
felt hat and 13 year old boz play
ing outfield for the Braok.Yn
Dodgers.
Il got Il. az q. ,as.a -#sG -
once. cupping their hanas
It looked ike one Of ,hem Va,
goins to get it. all lsht-elthee
in their hands or Oh top OF HE
head. For they were seated III the
lower left field stands and every
person in the ball park except
one-thought the ball was goine to
plop down among them for home
run.
The lone dissenter was Ducky
Medwick. left fielder for the be-
loved buns
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
l.. A. GRAIN

Los ANGELES. Oct. rpJ :
Whcat No. ! a.. $ 49,. sI.30t1.95
Barley No. western $1.75MI.80
BARLEY. mailing TYP. 81 sh1t1971
AlIa. -" 5'ti"" tiasQl d.
corn ~ yellow balk x44lgl.74
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02

II Il " II. j lllt'i NoiiAS
hands o. Phoenix J. c. still ranking
IS OF to p6Hd .hc Fl Centre Arabs
into tic ncfthend elldiron Phoenix
taught the BraWleyites painful
lesson or conditioning last week.
and this week tie northenders have
worked laloasiy to ready themselves
for Central.
JaHn NcInsyre BraWley coach,
declared his inemen were showing
vast improvement over last week,
thc entire team seemed in better
condition. and the game will pro-
eide plenty Of excitement
Coach Jerry Dennerlein of Ell
Centre aetecd that the Phoenix af-
far will make Brawley dangerous
eppenents. I feel that any team
is more Dangerous than before afte"
taking a severe defeat Denncrlein
stated. NJ BOYS have played en-
ough football 10 realize this, and
tner viii be expecting a tough game. =
The Arabs arc still in need of
training on line fundamentals. ac-
cordine IN Their coach.
Starting tneaps we're announced
rs this.
u Centre
Fnds EadG and Suttle.
Tackles WithroW and Witt.
C1Haras paee and Murphy.
Center Riedg. Burke, Watkins,
me Pnce.
RraWiey
i.eeaieka and Stames,
TACKLES Hall aid Acuna.
Csards-Dunas and Miya9i
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
70ih Anniversary

W.oHlNGTON. O.. 2 :.
Sec.otar& ot Ss..e C9sdell HI. !
70 year- o-d toGay.
H. assozsstes planned II. H.
rranc1.4 ou. hi arranged a Iul. da}
Of acaYfE o. M pHo2ost@ moa.4I-
catlgn = ne Iactralt. act.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
/. A. BUTTER 4 EGGS

Los ANGELES Oaf lP9
Butter ENtfaS 80 lrifhe II
So. STANDARD &te uEoergtaet
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
PICK YOUR WINNER

Say you experts, Are your grid selections in yet?
They have to be in by Friday noon; YOU had better
rush bit Now you know who's going to win the dogpill
tuSsles this week You're smart guys. You know the
alSWers-WhY not capitalize on them?
In each valley town is Post-Press prognostication
station. To hesa stations, the boys that know the
may turn III har football selections for this week,
and should they know the RIGHT answers, they will win
two tickets to any game played on valley grdiron the
following week. .,-s..-.a~a-.
But-al selections must be in before Friday
They may be presented al the following business houses:
Hoffman's Drug in Capatria, Johnnys Place in BraW-
lev Dunn's Drug in Imperial Bolts Drug in lloville,
Capitol Sweet Shop IN CalcXico
Teams Your Choice
Brawley CaeHco ...-=..-.-..-..-.--
HoltvIle IS. Imperial .......-...a..
UCLA vs. Stanford s.......-..
Washington State Hs. Calf. ..-.------.-..----.
SMU Us. Fordham ----....-..-..s......---
Redlands vs. Santa Barbara Observation-Disclosures
Oklahoma Is. Texas Tech s.- observation-disclosures.
Wyoming IS. Colorado State -..-=-.=....--..=
Duke Tennessee ..s=-sz= ....=.=...-..-.-.-
Marquette y. Wisconsin .s=.s..........@..
Pennsylvania vs Harvard ..-...
Montana VS. y Dakota State ....s...ss ..-..
NAME .......... Address Observation-Disclosures.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02

lith a Cd TO O defeat at the
Scaboldt.
Backs = Sahara. FroWer, SaSaki
and Lawrence.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
Tough Grid BATTLES Begin Tonight In Valley Cities
Loc oI Joycees
Meet i'm browIev

Imperial Valleys iaycees will lock horns for the
first time i'll two wears tonight at BraWley. knock down
drag oa affair Is expected The teams appear to be
~ matched.
MA rlAlln ,utln 14A tn.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
Hl3

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
WPLS. FLAX FUTURES
l.. Il. BANKS

Los ANGELES DGf# u J.
b. a knH
IranNdln,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-02
= CentrO
RraW ley

Enae-i.eealeka and Stames.
TACKLES Hall Aid Acuna.
(1&al'dS-DuElaS and Miya9l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Center IS Firm,
Russians Assert

captured from the Germans last
Tuesday. after a sudden attack
from two directions. The speed
OF the operation caught the Ger
mans 30 much by surprise that
they ran into the streets dressed
only in their underclothes."
German advices placed the
Nazis beyond Tula. midway be-
tween Orel and Moscow
SERIOUS SITUATION
Seriousness of the situation
nevertheless was emphasized by q
Moscow radio announcer, who
stated in a broadcast:
Moscow IL watc hful and
stern. The enemy at the gates
shall not be allowed 90 enter our
beautiful city.
To-day west OF Mo cow
mighty columns OF tank ks are
moving along the highways.
Fighting men of all arms are
marching.
"The sons of Russla--men of
the Soviet land--have risen like
a steel wall in defense of the
sacred city.
THE bloody waves OF Hitler's
barbarous invasion will break
against this steel wall"
with the diplomatic corps
and most of the Russian govern
ment already out of Moscow, the
London Daily Telegraph S aid
that is was more probable the
new seat Of the Russian govern
ment would be Samara than
kaZan
Berlin claimed three huge
German armies were Slashing
new gaps in Moscow's outer de-
lenses despite snow, rain. sleet
and mud.
tBut Nazi military sources adj
mitted Russian counter-attacks
were being hurled al the Ger
man forces would attempt 10
encircle Moscow rather n n
take It by direct frontal assault.
"a Bucharest report reached
Vichy stating fighting is still
progressing in the principal
streets OF Odessa and that
Rumanian planes are bombing
the port in an attempt 10 pre-
vent the Soviets from escaping
This report described Odessa
As a heap Of ruins owing TO
the Russian scorched earth
tactics. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Soldier Held
In Border Case

immigration authorities today
struck ~ Canadian soldiers who
miEepresent themselves as Amer
lean citizens. by holding Sgt.
Gerald Russell Moon. 19. for ac-
ton by the grand Jury
John l.. Zurbrick. district i'm
migration director. said about a
dozen Canadian soldiers have been
caught recently al the border
when they tried 90 represent them
selves as born IN the United States
They were sent back 20 Canada
Moon however declared under
oath that he was born In Ithaca,
y. Y. but later confessed ms birth
place was Somerset Eng J a n q
United States Commissioner J..
Stanley Hurd held him under $500
bond for action by the federal
grand jury
Moon is on a f0urday leave
from a camp near Brantford Ont,
but abandoned hope today Of be-
ing back on schedule He IS being
held in the county jail
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Big Parade Set
For Navy Day
TUFFY

The largest Navy Day parade
ever to be held here will swing
past Navy Secretary Frank Knox
a week from Monday when he
comes TO Detroit TO head the
citys observance Of the day on
which America honors It's sea
fighters.
Five thousand men. 5000 Of
them IN uniform. arc expected 10
participate IN the parade which
will march down Woodward ave-
nue. from MOntCalm street begin
ming at II a. m. Knox will review
them from a special stand at City
Hall 10 be backed by a replica of
a United States destroyer.
In the parade will be detach-
ments from the Naval Training
School the Fleet Reserve. the
Navy Service School Michigan
Aate troops, the army quarter
ster corps from Fort Wayne:
counted police and veterans or
CARNATIONS.
Knox is TO address a Navy Day
luncheon in Hotel Statler after the
parade.
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In addition, German authorities
declared, the Russian government
or at least most of it--already
has "decamped 10 avoid an en-
barrassing situation
But IL was believed in Berlin
that Premier Josef Stain will wait
until the eleventh hour in an ef-
fort 10 maintain morale-then fly
TO kazan at night
The high command war COM
.funique gave little information on
the last fighting in Russia. stat
ing merely.
Operations I'm the east are
progressing according 10 plan.
"Luftwaffe planes bombed the
port facilities of Murmansk and
war-important establishments in
and around Moscow. Last night
attacks nv the air force also
were directed against Moscow
and supply facilities at Lcnin-
grad"
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proaches as we'll as those Of Lenin-
grad without cessation.
They said intense activity is
progressing on the outer limits Of
the city. where hasty barbados
and mine defenses are being estab-
lished.
Meanwhile Berlin authorities
insisted the powerful Moscow
radio station seems 10 have gone
silent" They said only a local
station was direct
ing the population and summon
ing the people. children included -
for about resistance against the
invaders.
The number Of regular Red
army troops inside the Moscow
defense belt is not yet clear 10 the
Germans but authorities said
fighting now going on outside Mos
COW shows that the defenders are
mixed that Us. combination
OF soldiers and civilians
From this, they sand, German
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colds and coughs due To colds.
Millions have used Father Johns
Medicine during the past 50 Years
with success Its nutritiyc ingrcdt
ents are pure wholesome, and rich
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II helps ward off man colds by
building strong bodily resistance.