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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-03-05

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STRAIGHT-AWAY LEAGUE
Friday. Feb. %


High Scores for the Season
Team, three games, Pioneer 2SlS.
ChriStinSOn 21I2, one game. NaSh-f1nch
& ChriStinson 973. Pioneer 9G3.
Individual. three games, Allen 641.
Reese GO; one game, Allen 244, Watson
237.
High Scores for the Week
Team. three games. ChriStinSon 26Il.
Pioneer 2tGS. one game. MOnt-Dak X
Nash Finch 91S. Pioneer OIL.
Individual three games. Sternhagen
GIG. Allen GA; one game. Sternhagen
216. Hodapp & Allen 21i.
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-13
CRONIN
SHOULD

BY GEORGE KIRKSEY

SARASOTA, Fla, MarCh
13. (UP)-The major league
manager who has the most
right to let his hair down
and have a good cry is Joe Cronin,
boss of the Boston Red Sex. But
Cronin isn't crying: he's the most
cheerful pilot in Florida.
If you don't think Croniu'S ap-
plecart is loaded with headaches,
look over this list
The Ted Williams case dhe SUI
preme headache Of Baseball.
frankie Pytlak, No catcher.
who won't report until next Wce,
because of an infected toe In ad-
dition Pytlak has been classified in
IA.
Jimmy Foxx, broken toe on his
left foot. He'll be unable to undergo
hard training for 10 days or two
weeks.
Pitcher Emerson Dickman, who
enlisted in the naval reserve, likely
to be called up any day.
Three potential regulars, Mickey
Harris and Earl Johnson, south
paws, and first baseman AL Flair,
counted on to succeed FoXX at firS,,
already in the army.
Third Baseman Jim Tabor, pulled
tendon in heel. likely to be out OF
training for week or longer.
That gives you a general idea ot
what CrOnin has to contend with
in trying to put together a bal
club to Oyertake the World Cham
pion Yankees in the American
league pennant race. It's diShearl
ening. too say the least, but Cronin
isn't wearing his troubles on hI>
sleeve.
I'm going along free and cas-.
Cronin says, doing the best l can
with what I've got TO work with
It's silly to make any plans or tC
worry about your bad breaks III
times like these. There are more
important things at stake. If VIC
lose a few ball players to Uncle
Sam, we'll get somebody else to re-
place them. We are mighty proud
to do our share.
AS for Ted williams. there
nothing l can say. The kid is in a
bad spot, there's no doubt abogt
that. I think his case has been
greatly misunderstood He was re
classified by the board of highest
authority and they must have been
satisfied that he was entitled t.
deferment. Nobody can help him
out now, the whole thing is up to
him.
With four players-Flair, Johnson,
Harris and Pitcher Larry Powell
already in the service and a fifth
on his way, the Red SoX still maT
lose another one, Catcher PytlaK.
1t would be a tough blow for the
Red SoX because they have nobody
to take his place.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-13
SD STATE R0UTER
DROPPED HARD

KANSAS CITY. Mo. March =
Up - -Four teams square off il
TIE semitirals Of the 1912 national
INTERCOLLEGIATE basketball tournu-
mcn, today with a Missouri Quinfc,
mentioned cautiously as the tide
favolI-e.
Tie Central Missouri State Teach
e.. of Wawensbure. tVc-time title
holder. won the distinction la>.
night by upsetting tap-raskine
BcmidJi. MINI. College, 46 t. p
Bemidii had moved into promin-
cnce Wednesday by routing San Dl-
eco. the defending champion.
Wartensburg VII meet another
Minnesota team. Hamline Uniyer-
sly from ST. Paul tonight in an
effort to reach the finals.
The other semifinal bracket pits
Southeastern Oklahoma Teachers OF
Durant against Pittsburg Kan
state Teachers.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-13
NATIONAL SKI MEET
STARTS Al YOSEMITE

YOSEMITE. Cal, March Is UP
The National Dowrhil, slaiom
and combined ski championships
start today on the steep ski runs
CT Yosemite lIational Park with 40
men and "a women entered in the
clay competition.
The DoWnhill race was set for to-
Cay; the Slalom fo~ tomorrow
The entry list was topped by Die;
Duwance, national open slalOm
champion; Bill Redlin, national
amateur champions Martin Fopp,
~ Hood 1891 KanGahar champion;
ard Bobby Blatt Stanford sopho-
more star Durrance and Redlin rep
resent Alta. Utah.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-13
STANFORD MEETS
OREGON STATE
IN TITLE SERIES

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal,
March l3 up - Stanford Uniyer-
sity and oregon State college bas-
Ectball teams meet on Stanford's
floor tonight in the start of a best
tWo-out of three game series to de-
teminc the Pacific coast confer
cucc 1912 title.
The winner goes TO Kansas City
Il represent the coast in the NC
AZ national title tourney
Stanford was a slight favorite
over the visitors from Corvallis by
reason OF height, record and home
IlOor familiarity A second game
will be played tomorrow night and
a third, if necessary, Monday A'ght.
Coach Everett Dean of the Stan
iord outfit. southern division Win
ucrs, plans to start Don Burness,
5;m Pollard. Ed VoSS, Bill Cowden
and Howard Dallmar, a quintet of
IkySCrapCrS BurneSS and CoWden
1t feet. 3 inches are the shortest
Eoss towers feet 81. inches. Dali
mar is four inches over six. and
Pollard is half an inch taller than
Dallm3r
Slat Gill the Oregon State coach,
thinks the speed Of his oregon State
northern champions, plus their wild
e experience, will carry the Cor
Wallis men through and give the
S. hoOl its second major champion
ship Of the l94l42 school year. Ore
con State won the football crown
last fall.
Gail indicated he would start John
Mandic, whom he considers the best
player he ever coached; Don Dur
Gan. the football halfback; Sam
Dement,; Paul Valenti, and Lew
acck Dement, is feet, 4 inches as
$ Nandic; Alenti is two inches
shorter but Durdan and Beck are
Zach one inch short of six feet
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-13
WARMERDAM IN
INDOOR TRACK

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar l3 UP
Headed by Cornelius Warmerdam
auG Harold Davis 100 of Califor-
mas best athletes compete tonight
- Civic Auditorium in the Olympic
Clubs first annual indoor track and
field meet.
Virtually every college scholas-
tfo and club star of the state was
entered Exceptions were Grover
Klpmmer. California quarter-miler
Who has a bad heel, and Les Steers,
high- jumper who was unable to
leave his shipyard Job in Portland.
Warmerdam, the Hanford Dutch
man who has yaulted higher than
any other man in the world, faced
formidable opposition in his favor
i've event. with Quinn Smith of
California. Bill Schaeffer Of use.
2rd Tony Sunseri of the Olympic
Club among the pole vault entries.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-13
LAST DAYS FAIR RACE RESULTS

LoTa.y ht-le Dorothca Jones. on
# ,i.e Eoungc.t fU!! f,cdaed girl
~..' ..."r- n amo..a Thursday
50 'g"i tsus = Imperial County
:s.I Il la,t Cat tnr.L the. won
ren for2et. Whon .hc rode {. [.
".2gs BABE ha,s5er.. n . tNrfe
-.-At.s ot d ml.. elea, in compete
o. With seasoaac men and boy
osEc"s
Tho race Was fvee-1or-a!l with
'1sipmsa, optional. Doro.aca elect
e - ID Ind.4H-s-}'c. and the
spectacle she provided w. louc the
- tAru.Ne when ~ I.lsaed dead
Thursdays results.
FIRST-Clasa A pa.c o. mile:
Kln-Abbc Little Nac.u. Lassic
Pointer Juc2c Wood
SECOND Q8-r,G HIc for girl
"dors. so aGded M.aEIoI-D. +.
5-t.:.on. Lucille Der'YrE. Robinhood,
{ 7 Dearborn. RutL 3Ha.r. Home
"arC Mcmillan R~o'H,t. MlEI
2'ednan. Mat.. William Brothcr.,
Ruth Dcr"lcE.
THIRD HaY ni.c frre Ior al So
arGeG Fcto. Williams Brothers,
SonHs Williams. WardeI " A. Nc
hols La Far Boy Ioretti. Luis
G-sas Trucbuck Z 7 Mogn,t.. Bill
:. Wallace Inf' Il. In. al.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-13
SPORTS PROCEEDS
TO HELP A. E.R.

NEW YORK. Marcn Is CUP) -
Plans were proposed today for base
ball, racing and other sports to set
aside proceeds Of certain days dur
lpg the season for Tie benefit of
Army emergency relief.
Col Jonn T Taylor, assisting di-
rector of the Army public relations
bureau. said the Joe Louis-Abe ST.
mon heavyweight title fight March
u for Army emergency relief was
"CnlT one CT series of events
Proceeds of the Army-Nayy foot
bell came undoubtedly will be di-
yidcd between Army and Navy re-
liel.' he suid
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-13

FCURTH-Class A pace. second
to- Krn-Abbe. Little Martin. Las
3" i9lntcr. Judge Wood
FA'h-V -Vcda McCaw, + r Moretti.
Ell Wallace, Annie, Ed Ru'hcr-
.ccG c. Neil; Grengo L Casas,
owner and rider; Babe, c L. Wige.
Dcrothea Jones.
SIXTH-Quarter mile for COW
ponies; $40 added: Little Chief, S.
Aiu>g.ove, w. Wiley; Sky Wonder.
Poy Farr. O. Neil; Robinhood c. T.
Dearborn, Ruth Busse; HoneWard.
Mcmillan Brothers, Mix. Sediment;
Princess. l Maloney D.chcy Wal
=er
SEVENTH-Class A pace thlrd
hcat, Kin-Abbc. Little Marnu las
81 Pointer, Judge Wood.
EIGHTH WEom!n- KiG. s MIS-
aroyc. W. WiloF, BE- Rcd Roy Farr,
O Neil Mickio.-D T JACKSON, J..
Horton, La Far Be'r. MGfc'fi. L..
T".as. TruobucE I. F. MornltI,
France, Dc"rIck
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-13
L. A. PRODUCE

.,.- ..,.lELES. March 13 CUPl - Trad
A,.t-.-as: seiec. 17-1Sc. c< caz 16-t-r
... ,--.$.. choice l3-14o CROOKS lo-l2c
b.. r.: vegetables: 5eets - d'z 81
3 Coz 1.15-, :. cv.erE root
= 5.s --.c a1ker 2odz 6o--ue gree
on r. toz So 80 ordinary ! ~. leek,
- naSt1,d ! de- 7n-71o. pa
-... - Il -. mustard ! d. 900
.a,. = dnz $500; ra1.,res . daz -
~. s. .-c- I doz e0->1 ta.- 5o-6oc
..n.. - dog 5O-73c.
c. ..- <. canroEbal cts 75-"9c. ord.-
a.s --fra. -ed l.5o-1G5. >aH$ 500
-" a'& pack Imperial cr.s ! -
81 -. = ; .. % 80 CT.
ra.>. r'ie 6-7s-c No. Is i-i'-C buSs
--7c ..@-n- 6-6. c. China peas &C. y
Sa-a--- ~hte summer flats ! l.25-l 35.
IA. = e-.S : 25-l 65 fair lib na.s
: - r. yellow crookneck cts 5o-S2
..C...... i .; banana gray and pink
o. 1uobard &c Havana &c.
To--a'oes: cts Stops ? .75-3 12s :. 50
= -" 1852; 2Os ! 25-1,35.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-13
PADRES THUMP
MEXICALI, 1913

J>ing Il mixture of regu-
.a4.s and rockies IN the lineup,
4. san Diego Padres thun-
u3red Ia an ll-3 win over the
NyNiculi Maya team in q
..#e played soath of the border
l.es~tal afternoon.
Sla Dlelo punched 15 hits off
~ HGola Maya hurier, while Tony
,...a.tta. Padre reGalar gave up
.,..4 hits in five frames and Rookie
N.s.f" Blu Chenard limited the
Ne<.lin team To two safeties and
e., "Ns IN his inning workout,
Lie. Caiyey. newest addition to
H. padre roster. served at secol |
~, Tor The first six innings, and
So impressive in his hitting and
s.-.l.nnmg. In four times at the
e.t.. CllYcy slammed out two HIS
.r aas IN even 800.
Drl Ballinger, regular catcher
asa was playing in the outfield,
connected for two out OF five, one
.. which was a double. Mel Skelle'
s.caud sIckcr, pounded out trip,a
I'D a sinele in four trips to tie
Ca}ey for batting honorS.
Fluie Sierra, Los Angeles rookie
..oetstop. slammed a homer over
die ccntcrticlder's head during the
.n.ec innings he was in the gamr.
After fridays workout in Ell Cen
40 stadium. most of the married
members of the Padres headed tor
Saa Diego TO be on hand for the
tva-samc series with the Pittsburgh
Pirates III Lane field over the week
enc. The others who will make the
ui0 are scheduled to leave SatuT-
cay morning.
seven players will remain in Ell
Ctntro Tor light workouts over tho
week end, Manager Cedric burst
SAID. They include: Boots Poffen-
berger. Ed Wright, Tony and Char
!r. Chapetta, Bill Garland, Bill
CMeMard and Jim Olsen.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-13
y. /. STOCKS

NEW NGRK .l..# T. #.H s..
corporation Gp#'.. >#.s e.. .a
advance ur t'a .tt.A e.. ..s
issues ruSC :. . r,.
on news f.c ,anQa.f. ...>
production.
Othcf leading s..s' ..#.- ..
hut railroad -.r.., ..t.#
news thc office a. 3.
hau asked t.n ..ts.>'
mission in postpone f..-
Il month TIE t.fr> ST..
pc cent ut.. Mr..t>e
repeated. r. srrt rr -..#
ol the rate increases. esp. ...
applN IA communities
American AuHnc> .ss> . #.#- 49,. g..
decline Of moro tNar a ~ =.
loW on news r ~t#t..~
approx iuatUly $500. @..s-t#
mcnt as alleged .rf--.# #.l...
ar mali rates O:... a. $500 &C.
Cincd
Steel ISSUES tesre4u r....'#.rS - .#.-t
al their hcaS n~ reports . e. ~
IN tho sep >.t..'..a H... =, ~'t
record hIEs p"as-et.nn =. ,'.. .'-'s
Dupont a'~e w''e r.s =#'.~ .,5
Chemical ra>ri .n u res 'en ans .A-
Recovery .n nunsr' .asd Cstt>..a s.> ~
pcrtS Sa3d t.e be.,crm,r B.. t#t .~' -.~-
orally WIS caused by TECHNICAL factors
Dow Jones C'a,.nE S'Hsk tNrraEt> f~-
duStrial CO. ~ 81. az 26l5 olt -
GuluN lI"7 e= us au. - -. - "a ~
up Us
Stock saIe> ,te.s. ,r .'e3 a4aote sr.r,>
compared V'g t"aps. >#~',' .-s Cl.a
stock Sa'c- Wt'- a.#r. >...v> u-.uuS.
So pnn in tsef HAH- >g-s
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-13
Wickard Reports
Farm Registration

NhSEINGTON. Mar l3 Up -
= sre-r4m TO help mobilize farm
..llr trough registration of men,
wcmo. and school youths Vas an
rcurcaG today by Secretary Of Agrl-
o..,#'.e Claude R Wickard.
So and county department Of
.-u4,4.'u-e war boards were in
s.cae,ed 70 cooperate with the Us.
rna.orment service in setting up
"achi4cry for voluntary regisra-
on The boards also were author
.ee% % act as voluntary employment
.sggos entatlveS,
Persons the department asked to
rooster included
Al unemployed farm workers and
Members of farm families uncm-
Yloyr~ and available for work
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-13

1000
The contract is the second high
est in Yankee history. Babe Ruth
made $4,000 for two seasons and
the late Lou Gehng. ilon-man first
baseman, previously was the second
highest paid Yankee at 5000.
Joe, who won't be % until Novem-
ber, turned down the clubs original
offer of $37,5OO, the same salary he
received last year Tie demanded
$45 900 on the grouads of his Sc
game hitting record and the all
around play which led the Yanks
to the world championship. Barrow
countered with a $4,000 offer.
I'VE split it down the middle, y
Barrow said. Il expected a fight
with DiMaggio over his salary but
it wasn't SO tough at that
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-13
SECOND BLIGHT
BABE ZAAARIAS IN
s. E COLE FINALS

san FRANCISCO. Mar. i Up
Babe Didr.ckson Zahar!a> meets
E.rba~a Beach Thompson today in
e 35-ho!e finals Of 'ao san Fran
l.Sco Women'S match play open
Championship for the second con-
Secut.ye year.
w Zaharia>. present tt'le-hold-
y. scored her third s'g3laht IS yes
-r.dav when she beat Mrs. w. C
IEaai:ey s and 5. While Nil TAomp-
S5n was eliminating NJ. RoXie
sa.rakian and ,.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-13
TIME SET FOR
TENNIS MATCH

FL Centre high schools ncttCrS
will start play against Brawley
n 9 am. on the north end
courts Saturday. spartan Coach
ccrgc Esl.ng had said Friday.
The SpartanS. led by No. One
Boy Jack Hens and Betty Lea
Horton. top feminine Meter, are
favored to defeat the Wildcats
in the league match.
Calexico'S tennis team is sche-
duled to host HOItville on the
same daV.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-13

High-lightin2 the evening will be
the game pitting the border Bull
CogS against the Arabs, who are
eagerly awaiting the fray.
The CalcXico team defeated tho
Arabs in an carly season encounter
and since then the local team has
been awaiting a chance to avengc
the singing loss.
Practice sessiOns have been schcd-
ulcd for the J. G. under Coach .Jcr-
" Dcnucrlclu Down at CaleXico,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-13
PIRATES TRY AGAIN

SAN BERNARDINO, Cal, Mar l3
CUPD The Pittsburgh Pirates make
the third attempt to get their eX-
hibitiOn series under way today by
going to Anahcim to tackle the
Philadelphia Athletics. Wet grounds
forced cancellation of the fist game
with the AS, scheduled for here
yesterday after bad weather held
up the opener against Seattle We'd
neSday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-13

Coach Ed Covington said he would
send his players through several
tuneup tilts and they should be
ready to go.
Several of the Bulldog team
which was chosen as a unit for All
Valley honors this season, haIe
been practicing baseball but "a fcW
hours of hoop play prior to tho
game should be enough
Efforts are being made to lineup
boxing matches as added entertain
ment for Thursday, Johnson SAID.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-13
BOUDREAU WORRIED
EAPMAIEP

rARWATEP. Il. March 3
CP ManaLlr Ia BCHGreau's 5
youthful brow T4s creased With Two
rev worries today. bo;h + them
caused by his pitching staff.
Highly tou,ed Charlie Embree
made his debut against Washington
'eSt5rd9v and The loT.T Senators
,andied him roughly Al N1ilnar,
opposed to be tie Trihe malnstay
Is season. wert % tha BADLY bat
cred Embrees rescue anG was slug
ed n9e-cilessIy.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-13
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Dos ANILI.T-~ .I.'"" :" ?" :
era state make, raHSt
Cattle 81. .au.. 80 aeGs--l extremely
narrow Few >#at','ra >0I #'s.t - ~.
bu' good grades lacking odd common
steers II oa.t. 0o# -- 'a -#.t -. 5
cows So -. t.,t,.> 49,. ..'...~ 4 -
-. ca1sG.u. ~ -.oa. .-.. s.. -
Calves Sa1ab.y -. IN ic=to=c veal: :.
lu"e- tce c.---- ' f.. .s...-. s,a.e.>
HI 5u
Hogs >a.ah0. -. r. -s.,s -,,a ~ a#s.ge
hogs lacking. nau-c..... Q-..,; :. a-...-s
ID g.
sheep. noHe. -u'a - 81 rs, HaG,t
lambs quoted - + aaa eaa.ee o.ses =
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-13
LOCAL BUTTEKFAT
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO NJ" IT" =
tu,cS tc'tc.',. t.... '-> .er, -
daN
Wheat closed d. Is - 5.
buShcl. corn Na> .. ..'> .--
changed to of 3: =, ~. .s4
SoI beans off 3. S.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-13
AP.S. FLA1 FUTURES
/. 4. PRODUCE

- s<oHHs C~.f. Ma. -
~. .-.> C-.~>.s .,, >=rs 1--t~.
-. -. =. l7-iog. ,ae'e i'-..f-
#.# .-.ls
49,. s.. >e4s- ..c, he..s =. e 1ac =.
...# - g. g,zt-N .art
.s# ~ 5.hea dos 6o.-og greer ao
- ~ - - ordinary 80 icek>
#.# s..>,.aG 4 do. 81. lcokS
,-a>t.sd : dog 5o-Snc o~t1-
n..,Iry E 5o- 9oc rujl>NcS de-
--...s 8. alDs = dor IL; ordinary va.
.a uas 5I-7Sc.
C.#..a. canronaau er:S 75-9oc. or3.-
a.H.>a .a->5 acira.N '.F
-.-.-.e...= s.. -
t...... dry PACK 4 doz o.5o-2.75. S
a.>. -. ...- e> " = s.
--a * - 80 &. Las -
.- C.1a peas Csc. ". : g.
s-..r >a~,-,c- c-,s 15l-1 =
3 :.a'> l.25.1.3a. Italian Crts
e.oakreck C..> ls"--
r. h.~a~.. ceay Dnd pink .
E.. .-..-a is AahahaS &C.
a.'#a> - - 11> = ~.
..# - -. ms ~. 80. 6S !. -
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-13
l.. A. STOCKS

n N.-I5--..~ |Ia'C1 y Ut I"'tN
,-.- r.. .1sNS on the Los Angeles
-. ... ~ce ,t5aN as prices continued
.. >>a.> 01ajc gains five losses
...., unchanged. Approximate
....s .'ad.HC VAS 10000 shares
~.~-#E HN down l. new ioW
~....> .--..... : 4r,saHEcd, Republic Pc
- -. auNr -. new low. Stan
. = tsHH a. new ioN. A.
...#. e>>s.c> - up 20: ConSohda'ye
$50. ... -. arac =. MenaSCo 10 IN
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-13
DIMACCIO INKS
SALARY PACT

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March 13 (UP)-loe DMag-
gio poWerh9oSe New York Yankee outelder voted the
most valuable player in the American league last season.
became baSeballs highest saared player Of 1912 today by
signing compromise contract repeatedly calling for $42
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l.. A. GRAIN

LD~ -.NGELES. Can't. Mar. i -
Ear.e. - l ue.l ...........-..-.. Sl.,3-l ~
Ea.lp4. nal; type ........ s. 81 p
NlI1 - = yelo CaI S1.67ia a Sl.72'z
NJ" :. . !elo E bulk 80. S1.i2 . ! 4 J..
-oa-' n1-S ....... .... ........... 50 20-S2. 70
W.cat u : hard or soft ....... S19O-1.97 .
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L. 4. POULTRY

= E.I.sl.ES CaGf Mar 4 lUP
Hc..S. LeE..-Hs. =. % 3z :cs .....-. il
Hens. LeE.orns over 3 to ! lbs .....-. IS
liens - ever lbs and up l9'
Hens e..o-e3. - : his .............-.-. ~
liens. colored over II lbs 4 up "a
3so.l,.>. !. & VI !. lbs. ...#....... 10
Broilers over ~ and up to 2k 19c
Hro'."rS yer :. and ~ 70 - 2l'
F.,a-s r..,,~cH =. To- r.. ms - ~
Ftte:S 49,, ,o-et over 3.4 10 4 = ...--... TX
Roasters. colored over A.. lbs 24c
Nd Ducks. White Pekin ................. 0Sc
Young Tom Turkeys % lb up 20c
Young Tom Turkeys 14-22 lb up ?2c
lid LeChornc Roosters ........ 0Sc
DuckIngs. Pekin over lbs. 19r
Did BOOSTERS. colored .-..................--- loC
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SEARS STILL
.ICC CFAVORITE

CAIENIC0. March I$-Neda~ Elmer Sears conti
aod his fayor5te, ro.e in the international country cui
golf tournament to-day after downing Johnny Carter .
and l. in the tif>t round of play yesterday.
Sears opponent in second round match to-day Is Jac
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DATE FOR SLUM
FEED ARRANGE

The AlI-Valcy Calexico basketball team will the
FL Centre junior college team in game following the
Associated Men Students annual Slum Feed March 10,
said Joe Johnson president of the j. c. organization Fri
day Preparations already we'll underway for the muI-
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say yhsf-fime users
Of disappearing
type sajve

Discover this new enjoyment in rub
bing colds miscrics from muscles. Rub
on Pcnctro as directed. It's gone like
vanishing cream. Helps two ways
inside, by vaporizing; outside, by
countcr-irritation. Its all-out 2-way
function never fails to work. For to-
night say Good Night to colds miseries
With Pcnctro. 25c. Double size, 35c.
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Markets at a
Glance
MARKETS At a GLANCE
EN lIEl-Tn pETSN

Stocks ,.ela..a .s.s. E a.g, ...#.
i'm
Bonds --e..H..E. #.e.- a##...H
mCutS lHoE Shoe
Cufh St1.bN we.g#,.-.
SilNct ua.-. rHa# e >.. So.
Cotton sr,.u,
Wheat Dp - 'a -: .. ..a. .#a vi
changed ta Il.
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MARKETS
AROAIEIFR

BAROMETER
Farm los the
THIS week going september
unne about the Los Angels squash
slightly weaker
and peas dull and other commodities dull To
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Jones. smooth >WlN-CT from Cal
oXieo who downed Ross Cannon
and
Other matche, in t.e champions
Stlp iIsEt yesterday ~3W Eldrc5
Fe"4.>oH deteat Cha:.s~ Domclly.
3 and :. Les RoecHs tax" Forr,-.
Nan.ol nto camp - g,.1 !. Forrest
Ferzg>on down Tom E.,tpr. : au1
:. LaGGie WlllouLhbE tG-e 81, Eas.
Roberts, ! -: GcrGoH Fu-aa ST.
G2W3 Wayne E,yaris.. 3 and |.
and Jersey BirlNt4a.G tl.c James
Stone 3 and y.
III second round matches + Fer
-u>on Is scheduled - Hscc: Ra-c:
F Fersu>ou Aces a@18>t WlMeulh-
by and Eaean Is plt.ed again (
BIrckfleld
FIRST FLIGHT RESULTS
Harr,. Hendrix o:. Allan Yosr-
man. up: Ben Hesun- q Cal
Quie-. default: Massey Horton Gt.
o. L Peterson. s dnG s. Louis D.
VIA dt J H L.nan. , ard -;
GcorEc Norris O.: Tee E..mEc
ard /. F. Aceyes g! " d PARKS.
and =. Bob Reed dt Mason Watts,
ard s; RAY EGWagds dt Nigso
Hansen. default.
SECOND FLIGHT
l Loudon Of. F. F.-seroa. up:
Dan La}.ont df. Tee 7cacocE. and
!: Vir-il Terrence q 7. l. E1dy Jr
3 ana l. a. M3cLac..1a d.. LOUIS
AIlron. up; s. S.Mo@reu q. q
AIcNav. ) ard !; 1. Caldwell Of.
*. X. Sharp. 8 ana :: b. Jacobs
Of vic Gonzales. , a. {. s. Hay
Gen a.. Louis Allare2, / II.
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L. A. BITTER d EGGS
L. A. BihhS

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