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Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-07
Ortiz Tops Fight
Show in CaIexico

Manuel Ortiz, ranking flyweight
boxer in the United States. will
head q professional boxing pro-
gram at the Calexico arena Tues
day night in a ten round main
event against Sal Baca, according
tc MATCHMAKER Pete Buzukos.
Bouts, which will start at $50,
will be featured by the return to
action of several outstanding val
ley battlers who performed here
as amateurs couple Of years ago
Among the former amateurs who
will show Tuesday night are Al
Lizaraga, Jose Gonzalez. Vincent
Mendel, Ike Blair and Ortiz.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-07
Sport Notes

SDOTt NOtCS
westmorland has a pretty fair
country ball club, Manager E. H
Cain will inform you if YOU give
him a couple of minutes to tell you
about his team and if you don't
listen, he'll probably send you a
letter ...
Any way the Benchwarmer re-
ceived a note in the mail this am.
to inform us that Westmorland.
presently holding to first place by
a half-game margin over El Centre,
will play Mexicah Sunday =. Cain
openly predicts Westmorland will
defeat MeXicai and go on to
league championship .
And he lists his lineup as nine
reasons why The outfield, Cain
says, is hit-proof, boasting such
able flychasers as Davis. Blannen-
ship and Ted Smyer, an FL Centre
import In the infield there is
Judd Humphrey, Hinkle and Casa
non of Indio, and Jerry Porte on
first base Port is the leagues
batting champ, Cain says
On the mound is old Sandbagger
Eddie Beechey. who should have
retired but didn't :. He returned
to the active list this season and
is undefeated He has more
zip in his fast one and possesses
a tantalizing slow curve to catch
the batters off balance
Beechey has capable battery
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-07
RENCHW WARMING
by Burdette Kinne
--post-prexs Scortx Editor

! mate in Hank MCGOWAN, a COO
backstop with the best arm in the
league He hits the ball q
country mile and is one of the
leagues hardest batters to put out
So bring on your E. Centro team
says Cain We have a couple
of surprises for them
Coronado high school, whic c h
brings its team to FL Centre Satur-
day night to play Central high
boasts an enviable record The
Islanders are tied for the lead in
the Metro league and this week
held Hoover high to a 1918 victory
Hoover boasts a student body of
2500 and holds one victory over San
Diego high
Calexico high school. according
to rumors which have sifted this
way, will refuse to play on the
El Centre basketball court after this
season Bulldog supporters
claim the court is an illegal size
and they're probably correct .
Both Brawley and Calexico threat
ened to forfeit games rather than
play on the FL Centro court last
season Both schools went
through with their schedule, how
ever
Coach Covington said his basket
ball team won only one cage title
in ii years before the Calexico
gymnasium was built u. . That year
Covington carted his players to
Brawley. El Centre or Yuma gym
nasiums every night of the season
to practice wore my car
out" Ed says, so I had to quit
that"
The El Centre Women's night
class will organize basketball team
in the near future. according to Kay
Teer. instructor the team will
play several games. First game
will be played against a Los An
geles japanese team Boys rules
instead of girls rules will be used.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-07
Today's Sport Parade

and security that when three or
four horses were brought out on
the track for workouts, they were
greeted with boos. The folk didn't
even seem to want reminder of
the horrors of racing.
Racing will be resumed at Santa
Anita, but l fear it will never
have the fascination it once did.
Certainly not fer the some 25,OO0
citizens who were there when
there weren't any horses running,
and who thus learned how glorious
the world cam be when the thor
ouhgbreds are behind locked stalls,
when the photo-finish Cttmera'S
eyes are closed in slumbcr, the
lights on the pay-off board are
dimmed, and rnc nu,ucl machines
mechanism is stilled.
What pleasure it was TO look
cut on the track and not see
horse carrying your two dollar bill
entWined in his name quitting at
the sixteenth pole. What a JOY it
was to look at your watch at 4
p. m. and knew that you were just
as well off, just as rich, as you
were when you came in the gates
at l;30 And, to the few genuine
lovers Of the thoroughbred, how
comforting it was to know that on
a day when the track was fetlock
deep In mud, that the noble beats
were bedded down in sweet straw
and not out risking their lives in
The sloppy goo. That was improv-
ing the breed at its very best, be-
cause not even the maddest vet
eflnarian would recommend send
ing a sensitive, royal blooded
horse out to slide and slip through
the mud
Even the little children who
were at the track we're made happy
by the cancellation. They ran
around gathering the discarded
programs after the track officials
announced refund on them. This
reporter is happy to announce that
he still is young enough and frisky
enough to play at games with chill
dren. Between us, a sharp-faced
little moppet with red hair and
myself. collected AZ programs.
All in all, glorious day.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-07
The Standinl
Team
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. FEB. Z. ftP)-
Prices moved irregularly on the
stock market today.
Steel shares were slightly under
the previous close. Motors came
back under lead OF Chrysler,
which gained point. The group
was aided by the weekly report
of Wards on production showing
a new high for the year this
week at 125.000 cars and trucks
and word from leading makers
that February and March produc-
ton schedules were bein rgaised
as sales exceeded expectations.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Industrial, 12430.
off O.46; rail. 28.22, off O.1s; utility
20.0e, up 0.01; and SIS stocks. 42.19.
off O.16.
stock sales approximated 100000
shares. the smallest total since
last sept. 16 and compared with
420, 900 yesterday. Curb stock sales
were $4,000 shares compared with
1900 in the previous session.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-07
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Feb. Z. tUP)
fFederal-State Mkt. News ServiceD
Hogs saleable, $50. steady. me
dunn to good 1s3 to 24O lbs. truck
ms s.50-9: actual top 9; but choice
butchers lacking. off weight 7.25-
S, packing sows 6.50-6.75.
Cattle saleable ESQ. fed steers
haifers and good cows lacking
sales steady; medium 70 good fed
steers nosminally quoted 9.50-11
or above: good heifers quoted 10
OF above; dairy COWS 6.7o-7.50; me
dium beef cows held 10 around s,
Gamers and cutters 5-6.75; bulls
T.ee-s.3o: odd 10 SEQ; calves, sale
able. so. nominally steady; good TO
choice vealcrs quoted 12.50-14; and
similar calves 10t0-12
sheep saleable 400, holdovers
aal. few wooled lambs steady at
\ bn-a So.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-07
Rain Hampers
Frisco Track

OAKLAND, Cal, Feb. z CUP)-
Hopes for a successful meeting at
the Golden Gate turf clubs new
racetrack hit a new low today as
attendance and wagering slumpcd
and more rains Splashed on the
muddy track.
The mutuel wagering slumped to
$58,758 yesterday, one of the small
est days ever experienced at ma
jor track in California. A slim
crowd of $500 turned out.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-07
Texas Open Play
Gets Underway

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Feb. 7
CUP)-Charley Klein, % year old
New Braunfels, Tex. pro- took his
place among the nations flight
golfing stars today after the first
l8 holes in the $4,000 70 hole Texas
open tournament.
Klein produced the most spectac-
ular golf of the pro-amateur COM
petition yesterday turning in sew
en- brides and II pars for an indi-
vidual "a, seven under par. to
equal the mark set two days ago
by Sammy Snead. Hack Rayzor of
San Antonio was Klein's amateur
partner.
A pair of men and women's
champions, Lawson Little and Bet
ty jameson, carded the second
best ball 81 in the tie. Lawson
shot a 10, with Miss Jameson help
ing ably for their total She Clipped
off the green on number Q for a
birdie deuce.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-07
Rain Delays
Florida Tourney

WEST. PALM BEACH. Fla. Feb.
T. tUP)-PoStponed one day by
rain, quarter-final matches in the
annual South Florida tennis cham
pionship. were scheduled to begin
today.
In the only tennis activity of
yesterday, William Talbert of Gin
cinnati and Gus Ganzenmuller
Port Washington, N. Y, upset for
mer National singles Champion Bob
by Riggs, Chicago, and Bryan (Bit-
sy) Grant, Atlanta, in the quarter
final doubles match, 6-1, 60.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-07
CaIipat Gees
TakeLoop Lead

Calipatria high schools Glass c
basketball team took over first place
in their division competition Thurs
day night by defeating Calexico
high Eighties, 1912.
Calipatria's rise into first place
marked the third time in the week
that the Class c league lead had
changed places. Imperial led the
loop until the Tiger Eighties drop
ped a decision to Calexico last Tues
day. Calexico, however, was drop
ped into tie for second place when
Calipat won Thursday night.
Tho Sfopd;v,re
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-07
High School Net
Team Plays Sat.

Weather permitting, the El Gen.
tro high school tennis team will
tangle with Grossmont high at the
Central courts Saturday. Matches
will start at $50 a. m
Grossmont defeated El Centro
last year but the improved El Cen
tro meters will be favored Satur-
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-07

blasted the hopes OF the nortnenu-
ers for anything better than tie
for a second place in the loop stand
ingS. CaleXico, by winning, remain
cd undefeated in league play and
maintained its one-game advantage
over the second-place Ell Centric
SpartanS
FL Centre high was rained out
of its scheduled game with Imperial
in another league contest and BraW-
ley high school was slated to meet
Holtville in Holtville Friday after
noon. The Ell Centro- o-Imperlal game
will be played Tuesday afternoon.
Coach Raleigh Hollis Ell Centrans
will meet Coronado Saturday night
in the Ell Centre gymnasium in .
game to sharpen the offensive and
defensive play of the SpartanS in
preparation for tough Second-round
league engagements
El Centre meets Imperial, Cali
patria, CaleXico and BraWley during
the next three weeks.
Calexico's league leaders, expected
to be extended to the limit by the
fast-breaking CalipatrianS, found
the northenders comparatively easy
pickings as the Hornets took the
floor without the services of Bill
Fade, first string guard.
Calexico built up 1913 lead at
and increased the advan-
tage in the second half. Carlos Car
lilo topped the Bulldog scorers with
IL points, Mamie Stames topped
the losers with seven
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-07
DELAUER VOTED
use GRID CAPTAIN

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 7, CUP)-
Robert DeLauer, right tackle of the
University of Southern California
football team, was elected captain
of the 1941 Trojan varsity last
night at the annual fathers and
sons banquet. DeLauer, a San Di-
ego man, played nearly every min
ute last season.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-07
Santa Clara
Roufs Bears

SANTA CLARA, Cal, Feb. Z.
CUP) - Santa Claras basketball
team last night gave University of
California a 68-31 lesson, running
up a lopsided 25-2 lead in the first
10 minutes. The halftime score was
3l-l4. Bob Feerick led the Bronco
attack with 16 points. Bob Bussen-
ius was high for the DonS with
eight.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-07
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. Feb. 7. UP)-
Hens. leghorns, pa TO 3K lbs. 13e
Hens. leghorns. 3A to 4 lbs. :. lac
Do. over lbs. .............. 15c
Hens, colored. to 512 lbs. -. 21c
Hens, colored, So lbs, up -. 19c
Broiiers, over 1 = to II lbs. :. 19e
BroilerS, over * TO 2H lbs. 20e
Fryers, leghorns. 2k TO lbs. 15c
Fryers. colored 2Ia to 3h lbs up SC
Fryers, colored. 3k 20 AZ lbs. lie
Roasters, colored .......... 18c
Old roosters, eoIored .......... lie
Old rooters. leghorn ..... 09c
Ducklings. over 5 pounds ...... 19c
Ducklings, under 5 pounds -. 1Sc
Old ducks ................. 0sc
Young gIese .......-......... 15e
Tom turkeys .................... 1Sc
Hen turkeys, 0 to II lbs. -. Ice
Hen turkeys, Il lbs. and up :. 15c
Old hen turkeys ........... lie
Old tom turkeys ............. lie
tsapons, lbs. and up ...... 24c
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-07
RedIands Meters
Play here Sunday

Redlands tennis club will invade
El Centre courts Sunday afternoon
to meet the El Centre tennis club
according TO Bill Maxwell, tennis
club tournament manager.
Matches will start at noon, Max
well said.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-07
BASKETBALL RESULTS

Santa Clara SO, U of San Francis
co 81.
EastezEnoltana 81, Carroll Col
lege SO.
Montana Mines "a, Northern Mon
tana 20. .
Salinas JC 81 Pasadena &c 80.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-07
L. A.. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, Feb. 7. CUP1
Five issues were up, two down and
two unchanged in trading 2500
shares on the Los Angeles stock
exchange today.
Central Investments, 10% up y
Union oil II unchanged; Electrical
Products 81 off I Menasco 2 up
IA
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-07
Markets at a Glance
By United PRESS

stocks firm in quiet trade.
Bonds irregularly higher. 4. S.
governments lower
Curb stocks mixed.
Cotton higher.
Wheat unchanged TO = cent low
er; corn off X q.
Silver unchanged in New York. ,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-07
L. A. BUTTER &c EGGS
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, Feb. 7. (UP)-Whcat
prices steadied today after show
ing losses of about y cent a buhel
in thes early dealings
Wheat closed up y to S. corn
up g.. oats up u TO off d rye
up y u : and soy bean up Z to
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-07
CaIexico Puts CaIipat Out
Of Title Race; Central to
PIov Coronuo = <~.turdoy

CaleXico high schools pennant-bou..- = dog basket
ball team Thursday night definitely eliminated Capatra
from the league championship by defeating the or
nets 39-1S game played in the border city gymnasium
The loss was the third of the Capatria and
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-07
L.. A. HAY

Los ANGELES Feb. Z. (UPl-
L, 5. No j, l. Y. 49,. Si6.OO-16.50
q. :. No. ., leafy l. y. S15.OO-1b. 80
L. :. No. 2 100000. Sl2.OO-12.50
Barley hay, new crop S19.OO-2O.0O
Oat hay -..-.. $1,000 2I 90
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-07
Fund Set Aside For Jockeys

Jockey club apparently
prompted death Jockey fund
compensation
i'm line of
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-07
l.. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. Feb. I. UPl-
fransameriea .,.tt,t-,,,'.' 4h-4&
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-07

SUBS: CaleXicO = Andrade (2),
Strange ID, Jackson (5), Garcia.
Calipatria-S SorenSon (2).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Tropical
Builds In
Racers
BY ED CURLEY


International News service Sports NfUtt
MIAMI. Fla. Jan. 4.-Tropical
Park is following along the lines
proposed by Joseph +. Wldener
and is building up the thorough
bred by staging distance races.
The able leader of the turf, a
master at breeding. knew develop
ment of the racer mainly for
spirits was bound to affect the
stamina and courage of future
equine generations. Therefore. he
instituted distance affairs at, Hia-
leah Park few years ago and
these events now play a prominent
part in the success of that track
This afternoon, an event will be
staged at two miles and 20 yards.
1t will not be race that will call
out brilliant stars. so the field will
consist of seven mediocre reuters.
The race is more in the form of a
test and should the results prove
satisfactory, more of these events
will be programmed.
Widener, meanwhile, has offered
tempting bait to trainers who
condition their older runners for
distance events. A bonus of $50
will go TO trainers who win al a
mile and three-sixteenths. winners
at mile and quarter race will
receive 500. winners at a mile
and three furlongs will get $50
and 5000 will go 10 the trainer
who saddles winner at a mile
and a quarter or further.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
By PAT ROBINSON

NEW YORK. Jan. 4. - Dor
greatest tennis player O
all time. played the following no
shots off his forehand today:
"Alice Marble II the finest
tennis player ever saw. i
think she could have trimmed
Helen Wilson Suzanne Lenglen
at their peak, because she plays
more like a boy thai any girl !
ever saw.
"On his best days, Ellsworth
Vines could have trimmed any
man who ever lived, hut for day
In and day out play I'll have TO
pick Bill Tilden as top man.
ALL-TIME MARVEL
"TiIden must rank n one Of
the aIi-time marvels Of sport.
Here he IL pressing the half cen
fury mark and he's an even
money bet against me or any
body else any time he starts.
II expect to have my hands
full beating him In the Garden
Monday night when he and i
and Alice Marble and Mary
Hardwick open our nationwide
tour.
Glad 7 turned pro: Well,
should say so. In two years OF
pro tennis I've made well over
100000 and I've been very
happy. or course, that 100
grand doesn't detract any from
my happiness.
Eyes. L believe the pros play
n better game and the competi-
ton IL harder. Pros always
bear down whereas a top-hight
amateur Is quite likely to take
things easy against q dub. We
have no dubs among the pros.
HOPES FOR M'NEILL
There u no ranking amateur
today who compares with the
ranking amateur star Of Is or
20 or even S or 10 years ago but
the average Is higher today be-
cause there are more good play
erx. However. ! think Don Nc
Neill. the amateur champion.
will eventually become just as
good a. any Of the pros.
How long should tennis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Ai|ing NJ Cagers
Drill for Ohio

ANN ARBOR, Jan. 4.-Final
light drills prior TO Monday nights
opening Big Ten encounter wiz
Ohio State were slated today for
the University of Michigans ailing
cage squad.
Coach Bonnie Oosterbaan indi-
Gated showings in today's practice
will decide the starter at the for
ward post left open by the sickness
of Bob Fitzgerald. forward, who is
confined to a bed in Kalamazoo
with an attack of diphtheria
Capt. Herb Brogan was forced
10 The bench yesterday by the
effects of innoculation against the
disease taken at physicians orders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Sad Story
Ex.Bantarn Champ Loses
Money, Sells Dope

NEW YORK. Ian 4.-INS6-
Alfredo CAD Brow Negro
pugillst who wore the world BAN
tamweight crown AT one time, re-
cited a pathetic story in Federal
Court yesterday after pleading
guilty TO a narcotic law violation.
Brown said that when the Ger
mans invaded France they cut off
returns from $3.50. 600 he had in
said he started selling narcotics
10 get money and. 10 drown his
financial worries he started using
the narcotics.
He was jailed in default OF bail
pending sentencing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
AII-TiTne Marvel
Don Bulge Claims Bill TiIden Is Superman o.
Tennis; Alice Marble Wins Praise

player last: Well, II he takes
care of himself, ne should last
indefinitely. I've been playing Is
years Of tournament tennis and
I believe I'll he good for 10 more
years.
Whats the main factor In
making n tennis champion:
That's an easy question. The
answer IL controlled speed. That
covers everything-speed afoot.
speed In hitting, speed In think
ing, speed In court covering.
MY faeorite game: What a
question. Didn't i mention that
81 900 a few minutes ago."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
BY DON GILLIES

Pistol shooters of the Eastern
Pistol League will launch
their Winter program of team and
individual matches January Is at
Detroit Edison Range. Willis ave-
nue., near Woodward avenue. The
first shoot will be held January %.
Balance of the matches will be
fired on the first and third
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Pistol League Sets Dates

Wednesdays of each month until
the schedule is completed.
The program consists Of three
matches in both team and individ-
ual, open to %, .3S and .45-caliber
pistols. All shooters will be divided
into three classes, A. B and c,
according to Joseph Nikoden. ex-
ecutive vice president of the as
SOciation-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04

WJR; Truth or Consequences
WWJ.
900 p. m.-Your Hit Parade
-. WJR; Barn Dance WWJ;
9;45 p. m. - Saturday Night
Serenade WJR; Symphony
WXYZ.
1000 p. m.-Uncle Ezra
WV; Chicago Theater of the
All CkIW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Bowling Notes
Watson Ties With Ritter
For Lead in Pin Classic

BY shooting 6l6 series. Art
Watson of Palmer Park tied Bud
Rltteer Of Ritter Recreation for
ST place in the East Side Bowl
- Proprietors Classic AT Al
points. Ritteer~ came through with
6f0.
Vince Mikiel has the best aver
age. 200, but is in seventh position
with "a points. The Props roll
again Monday al Andy Stefani's
Rainbow Recreation. Standings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
What's On the Air
TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS

7;30 p. m.-News Come to
Life WJR: Yvette. WV:
Listeners Playhouse =. WXYZ.
500 p. m.-Marriage Club
WJR; knickerbocker Playhouse
WV; Hockey Game
CkLW; Green Hornet
WXYZ.
$50 p. Wayne King
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Jacobs Search
For New Talent
Continues


NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Promoter
Mike Jacobs looked forward to
another big boxing year today
after opening his 1941 campaign
with a double feature-bouts be-
tween two formidable middle
weights and two promising light
weights--in the hopes of building
up some opposition for the respec-
tive champions of these divisions.
Mike enticed 1907 fans through
the turnstiles, offering everything
but bingo and free dishes, but the
whole show turned out to be a
fioperoo-as far as Jacobs ambi-
tions were concerned-and today
he was still looking for some chal-
lengers to battle Ken Overlin, king
of the middleweights. and Lew
jenkins, lightweight titleholder.
NOT TOO GOOD
In the first 10-round bout last
night. Billy Soose. a frail-looking
ex-collegian from Farrell. Pa. who
holds victories over both Overlin
and Tony Yale, MIA 160-pound
boss, won a split decision over
Tami Mauriello, promising New
York youngster.
Soose looked unimpressive in
winning. even though he almost
put the rugged Italian boy to
sleep in the third round with
series of right hands TO the jaw.
NOT ENOUGH STUFF
He won at least seven of the
10 rounds and left Mauriello with
a badly battered brow, but, with
IL all, he didn't show enough. in
the opinion of experts, 10 award
him a bout with Overlin, from
whom he won controversial deci-
~Slon in non-title bout in
cnching rain in Scranton, Pa,
Hst Summer.
In the other battle-and a CORY
one il was-Dave Castilloux.
French-Canadian. was awarded
a victory over Aldo Spoldi. from
Milan, Italy. Both battiers had
issued challenges az Jenkins. but
after last night will have 10 eat
more crow before they are ready
for the thin man" with the lethal
punch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Abe Coleman Ready
For $1,000 Mat Bout

Abe Coleman today pronounced
himself in the best of condition
for his 81 900 challenge bout with
Superman, Monday, in Arena Gar
dens and confident he will beat
the 6-footer who thus far stands
unbeaten.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04

Team mmebers shooting in the
individuals will have their team
scores count for their individual
scores. The shoot is open TO all
members of recognized clubs. Six
shooters will make up a team. but
only the four high scores will be
counted.
All entries must be in by Janu-
arV Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
BANK TIES FOR THIRD

Bank Five tied with StoneWaII
Or third place in the Precious
Blood Parish league. Frank Rako-
vans 225-20l in 61S stood out.
High scores-Joseph Frank 40, william
slattery 200, Thomas Cookery 222-2i0, Al
bert Jaminet 2O6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
George Hdlds Leaves
Hospital on Sunday

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 4.-(INS)
Hslas. owner and coach
of the national champion Chicago
Bear pro gridders, will leave 81.
Vincent's Hospital Sunday, his
physician announced, -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
ROCKAvAN LEADS WAY

Peter Rockavan was the leading
scorer with 235 in $50 in the
West Warren s25 handicap loop.
High res-Andrew safko 2o3 Elmer
Ener 202 Edward Wvdrs 203, Andrew
Jackson 2i3. Philip IEielski 212- .---... -.