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Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-16
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
l.. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES. June 10 CUP - Trad
ing was moderate.
Asparagus: firm, per ID: local eX Sc
lect and colossal 13-14c, eN fey 12-13c,
fey 10-12c. choice S-9c.
Bunched vegetables: slightly stronger on
spinach and generally dull on others Per
crt: Beets 2ia-3 doz $500. fair 60-65c;
carrots doz 1881 ordinary 40-50c; San
to Maria 50 35-2. 50, green onions doz
s.. sos; leeks . doz $50 Mustard doz
75-S1 ordinary 40-50c: parsley 6 doz
81. .65-1. 80; radishes small red doz
81. pol. 40 fair 1851; spinach dOz S1.50-
>: turnips 2lz-3 doz 1881 fair 60-65c.
Cabbage: steady; cannonball crts 90
s1.1O fair 75c: ordinary $4,000; red 80
SIPS.
Cantaoups: Slightly weakerd: Imperial
ibo 27s 50 1913. fair So 50; 36sS3. 25-350
fair So; 45s S3.5O-3.75 fair So std ASS
S3-3.25 faiu 50. 75: pony 45s S2-2.50; pony
54s 81. 1872. Honeyballs Imperial ibo ASS
S3-3 50 fair s.. so std 45s So. 50-3 fair 50. 25
pony ass 81. .25-2.5 so pony 54s S1.75-2 25
Squash: we aker: white summer San
Diego Sill 25 fair 75c. No 2s 4065c.
Italian SLIPS. fair 75C. No. 2s 40-65C.
Yellow crookneck S1-1.25.
Tomatoes: slightly stronger: Imperial
crts 9-12 tops S1.35-165 fey Holtvile
high as 50; les 81 1O-1 p fair 81
Watermelons: weaker; Imperial KlOn-
dikes 1918 ID avg per ton S42. -42. 50 less
than ton lots "a -2l4C ID.
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L. 4. POTLTRY
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. June 10 CUP - Federal
State Market News Service
Cattle Salable $50 slow early trade
steady, but slow on common to medium
cOwSC. undertone weak; few medium to
good fed steers u 5O-13.25 common
ste ers 9.75-11; grass heifers held around
10; cutter to common cows .25-9; me
dunn held ga .25 and above; Gamers o.:
medium to good bulls 9.50-1O.75. Calves
salable 175, slow steady; medium to
good vealers 12-14; odd choice 14-14 80.
Hogs salable $50 steady to 10 lower;
good to choice 1S5-235 ID. 15-15.25. top
Is -: medium TO good 170-260 10. 1850
14.S0. good SOws 12.T5.
Sheep salable 25. no sales: good -
choice wooled lambs quoted 13. 25-13.75.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-16
LOOP MANAGERS
MEET WEDNESDAY,

ALI managers of teams in the B
league Tuesday were asked to at
tend a meeting in the Sones lumber
yard office in Ell Centre Wednes-
day night at by League Manager
Max Sones.
Possibilities of arranging an all
star game with a Yuma team will
be discussed.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-16
Barnes
Stornnin9
by RAY BARNES

On again, off again, that's our
slogan. Never a dull moment.
The Post-Press softball team had
their alibi all worked up even be-
fore they went into their next
B. league softball game but now
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-16

it's blown up like one of the Jap
carriers at Midway.
The boys on the team have yet
to play game in the large city
stadium where all the contests are
scheduled and it appeared Monday
that they would be forced to post
pone their Thursday night game
with the Telephone company to
Friday and play on the small park
on the north side of Main street
This columnist even went to great
lengths yesterday decrying the hor-
rible fate that always seemed to
catch up with the team and force
them onto the small park at the
last moment But as we said, our
advance alibi has now gone sky
high, for the phone boys will be
able to play Thursday night after
all and the game will be held on
the large field-barring unforeseen
happenings.
The phone boys all have first aid
classes on Thursday night and were
not supposed to play then but when
they found themselves scheduled
for that night they were a little up
a stump. They could either forfeit
the game or play another night on
another field. After anxious hours
they finally were able to persuade
their teacher to let them out Of
class for the game but only on the
condition that it never happens
again.
So as far as We can see now IT.
looks like the game is on again for
Thursday night, and believe it or
not, in the big park. i
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-16
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. June Is CUP - Three
issues were up, two were down and
one remained unchanged in light trad
ing on the Les Angeles Stock exchange
today. Approximate volume by midday
reached 200O shares
The List; Broadway Dept Store Ga,
up =; Richfeld 6 : up i Standard 2Ois
unchanged: Aircraft Accessories l. so down
.O5; MenaSco 81 unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-16
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
Blowout Causes
Drowning Deaths

HANFCRD. Cal. June 16-(UP)
An accident resulting from a tire
blowout caused the death by drown
ing of four persons today and ser
iously injured three others, when
car driven by Dave Castillo, Is,
overturned in four feet of water
in the Last Chance irrigation canal
five miles northwest of Hanford.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-16
OWNERS PROMISE
TO SETTLE STRIKE

BOSTON, June Is. UP)-A con-
ference among officials of Suffolk
Downs race track and horse owners
today promised an early settlement
0 the sudden strike which has halt
cd racing here for the first time in
the 10-year history of the sport in
New ENGLAND.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-16
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. June 1G fUPD Reports Of
an impending compromise on 4rm legis-
lation between the administration and
the farm bloc stimulated a firm advance
in wheat pricest today
Wheat closed ] Il TO ~ cents a bushel
higher; corn * to Z higher: oats up *
TO * rye up IL; and soybeans up "a
10 AK
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-16
ACNE POUNDS STARS
Back
I'm
Stride
Three e Home Runs
In B Contest


the Acme team walloped the
All-Stars of Manuel Ortiz,
14-5. in a B league softball
game played Monday night in
Imperial
The Acme team was stopped last
week by the fast riding City of
FL Centre team, which grabbed its
third win in as many starts.
Acme was behind in the first
half of the fourth inning but from
then on was never headed. The
Stars pushed across two runs in the
first frame while the Acme team
could only bring in one. The Stars
added one in the second, Acme went
into a one-run lead in their half
of the frame but lost it again in
the third as Ortiz gang brought
in their final scores of the game
and led. 5-4 Adding three more
in the fourth, one in the fifth and
six in the sixth, the beer boys tri-
umphed easily.
FIELDING RAGGED
Once again fielding on Ortiz team
was a bit ragged as seven errors
were chalked up against the fielders.
Manager Bob McCall'sf Acme players
were close behind in the number of
muffs, however, and were credited
with five.
Two home runs were pounded by
Acme, one by Shortstop Bob Danskin
and another by First BaSeman Guy
Holbrook. Danskin's circuit clout
came in the second inning with two
men on, base. There was none on
when Holbrook went for a 80 ball
three balls and no strikeS) and
sent it into right field for round
trip.
Paul Gastellum. All-Star short
stop. hit the only long blow for
Ortiz team. a home run.
SCORES
Acme ..........--....... 130 316 X-14-13-5
All-StarS ....... 2l2 600 o. s. TT
Miller &, Payne; Vega g. Herman
dez.
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NOW IT'S 'TWIGHT BALL

Cincinnati Reds by scoring a 60
triumph over the Pittsburgh Pi-
rates. Hal Schumacher allowed a
total of seven hits, giving up only
singles until the seventh.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-16

erciSeS. His fluid grace at the plate
was evolved after an intensive study
of swinging doors. Bio-chemists, the
gents who claim alcohol is detri-
mental to the human body, gave him
his nickname-"Big Poison"
LEGENDS PRODUCED
Many legends have been produced
during the years since Waner, just
a 140-pound youngster with a drawl
and an uncanny knack of hitting
a ball, came to Pittsburgh from the
west coast-tales of his golfing, of
his fishing and hunting and of his
eXtra-curricular recreation. The on
ly one he ever has denied was the
report that he had adopted a milk
diet.
There is the story Of how once,
while advancing from second on
hit and run play, he put down his
head dashed madly towards third
and started his slide halfway down
the base path. AS the cloud of dust
began thinning Waner heard himself
called out. He had missed third by
10 feet and slid instead into a bare
spot in the outfield.
Then there is the epic yarn con-
corning the phantom fly ball. Waner
was playing in the outfield when
he heard sharp crack and saw
the ball head towards his position.
He carefully followed its course
right up into the grandstand and
lungcd desp4rately-only to find
that instead of the ball he had been
pursuing an exceptionally large
moth.
There are other tales, too, but
there is a limit to this space and
there are important matters to be
listed. For Punch Bowl Paul is
one of the truly great hitterS of his
tory. He has a lifetime average OF
1893, is the youngest man ever to
collect 1900 hits and has reached
his mark four years earlier than
any of his predecessors.
Waner has knocked more hits
than Rogers Hornsby, has higher
percentage than Collins, driven in
500 more runs than Cobb and slap
ped out more singles, doubles and
triples than Babe Ruth. Only in
! home runs is his record deficient
! And that's because Waner is trifle
on the small side to be a power hit
ter Another important point, he
has struck out only 300-odd times.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-16

Coach Raleigh Holt of Ell Centre
high school is one of those physi-
cal instructors who feel that many
Of the next seasons football games
are won during the summer Vaca-
ton. 3.
Hollis idea is that athletes should
not stay up any later at night, eat
any more soft foods nor in any
other way go out of training than
they did when getting ready for a
tough season.
1t is the lack of strenuous physi
cal exercise during the warm
months that often puts solid weight
on boys that stands them in good
stead in the field
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-16
BY JACK GUENTHER

NEW YORK, June 16. tUP)-Ad-
vocateS of the early to bed early
to rise and avoid wine when it's
red etcetera PHILOSOPHERS are shud-
dering from the tips of their blue
noses to the soles of their button
shoes today For up in Boston the
boys are gathered around to swear
Punch Bowl Paul Waner into the
most exclusive fraternity in base
ball-the 3000-Hit club.
At last count, the small, Wiry and
completely convivial outfielder who
was born 38 years ago in an Okla
homa town with the throat-clearing
name of Harrah-and it's as fine
an ant hill as you'd hoped to see
had boosted his total number of
hits to 1898. Barring rain tssh j,
Punch Bowl Paul has an excellent
chance of climbing over the hump
this afternoon.
Then, brothers, let the rounde-
lays ring loud and ring long.
DOESN'T FIT
In years past, when Ty Cobb, Ed
Collins, Pop AnSon, Nap Lajoie,
Hans Wagner, and iris Speaker
crashed the golden circle, the bards
celebrated the occasion by penning
eulogies of their keen eyesight, rigor-
GUS devotion to duty and complete
abstainance from the liquid fruit
of the grain. Not so today, however
for Punch Bowl Paul just doesn't
fit that pattern.
For instance, he can't see keenly
enough to read a billboard or recog-
nize Brother Lloyd an hour after
twilight. The only figures he scans
easily are those on his pay-chcck
or behind footlightS. It is reported
his eyes have been weak for II
years. But he didn't realize it until
he left Pittsburgh two seasons age
and got a glimpse of the sun.
Too, while he is just fair on
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-16
Markets at a
Glance
BY LIMITED PRESS

BY UNITED PRESS
Stocks irregularly higher in moderate
trading.
Bonds irrgeularly higher
Curb stocks irregular.
Cotton up around 90 cents bale.
Wheat II 10 1ia cents higher; corn
up x to *.
Silver unchanged in New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-16
NJ A r K KETS
- BAROMETER =


wit a other dull TO
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THE DAYS
SPORTS PARADE

grounders, when it comes to hawk
ing Shighballs he has no equal. He
developed his Vaunted right arm
with painstaking elbow bending ex-
ercises. His fluid grace at the plate
was evolved after an intensive study
of swinging doors. Bio-chemists, the
gents who claim alcohol is detri-
mental to the human body, gave him
his nickname-"Big Poison"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-16
GIANTS TOO

Horace Stoneham, president OF
the New York Giants, who attended
the game, announced that his team
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The Sports Parade

Carney said he would take The
msttsr up Immediately With
both the National Boxing ssso-
citation ana the New York eom-
NILSSON. emphasizing thsse facts;
.. That zisic ksA sesuvs tiiIs
bsss contracts ~tsh Gsshssae.
I. Thai asshssss hsa tu>~s
ordered b, The nssy a. report
immediately 10 rsssf nsfsss.
Hawaii.
csrHsys proposal u import
ant bscsuss the war department.
last sssk gave ths green light
10 wartime boslBg ~ sanction
ing a return title flls betrsen
sgt Jo< LssIls sn6 rrvsts fslliy
Conn IN N<@ FORK probably
Yankee stadium On Columbus
dsy Oct ~
Came, proposes that prsp~f
inquiries - maze 70 1eteFsains
n . champion IN ssrvs>< all b
permitted 70 d<fsnd MS crown
zdfhIa . rezsonabis tina And
u ne can {. thsn lst . sar1.la
champion rule tina alsissos uSs1
tke rssl champ ear ssfsad.
FOR thst reason. Carney nos
claims ths Nslfsr<sixht crown
for zsy1c ~ ~ Least the stand
IN Championship while the
fsnulne fssisr Of the ifIposin1
aislaon. cssehfsae. h<sas fsr
Pearl Hafsrpf.
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ST. Louis Has
Golden Chance
Southworth's Men
Coin Come In Race

NEN yoRk The poi = gold ~
the end II the nennsnt rainbow iss
within reach q Billy southworths
cyclonie st Louis Cardinals today.
And II they yin both gam-s ~ the
dramatic. two-Esne series opening
al Ehhsts field with the Brooklyn
Dodgers this afternoon. the IN
spired Redhirds siil win the favor
ties role To enter ths October
classic as the National league rep
resentstivv.
The Cardinals hectic pace
has brought them Ia within
two games Of the top. Al
though there are M nere Inn
portsnt figures than those In
the wor-snd-iost column,
statistical survey NJ the two
club. indicates that the Rcd
bird. are . hotter team than
the Dodgers and. thus, . good
choice tc win the flag.
When the Dodgers won last sea-
son. they were better sil-sround
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Grid Men ~
Oregon Work

uuonNh o. - onfnou1 =
- pla&eep Dpooeoo - Co. -
Wauea - ~ ~ pgogGl>e -
~ yesterday - ~ vuovr1~ =
upoeea ie>5 1eseaou voDuo1
fseiu1e1 n ~ ou~D 49, -
aew isnsss eelieue olonGoogA
1nsen veeoveno- - 60
M n&avnoe1 - - -
pnnne~~ese onnnno - -
snpspen1 - solepe
yosspn - Anoli1me -
nonony ven9o nnuo - oU14
0PeoUo . - 49, -
onUnnnaa - 60 oo4N10 -
Dnn1omonoooA
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Joe Louis Takes Issue With
P romoiional Plan Of Jacobs
Champion Refuses to Consider Bout
In Northern Irslond; Tolks Straight

tHICAGO-For the first time
In the five years he's been tho
worlds heavyweight boxing cham
pion. Joe Louis took issue today
with q premotional plan of Mike
Jacobs
Jacobs soon viii heeoms a con
suliant specialist" for the war d.
psrtment. His first ma Jof pfopossl
vii be IN suggest that the winner
Of the Oct. II battle between i<puls
and Billy Conn be taken 10 north
ern ireland for . titie defense be-
fore an audience OF American sol.
diers
n Louis 10 ire winner he'll
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Soldier Nine
Remains Busy
Reception Center
Hos Many Comes

roar LEWIS = Starting Win
the third pises sssphy they ve~
In the state ssmi.pse snwrams~s
81 everett last mcrth. Rsrsptisa
Center ssli players sspsss u stuff
their var chest with ssvevni Mers
pieces ~ silver hefors putting
away their var clubs.
n~ssssss - vtesssses n -
.tsvts Tits seaeea. ~ ceeees
ssam ~urv~~siy y awase1no .
plsysss vita TnesW>s ~
vssNs re- ~ rarswss ~.
light teagsse's Third rsse1
championship.
n The Center tshss The pisyuft.
u wsll move inss . piaynff vseh
the shipysrds snd TslIirum chisfa
winners II pvevious rcunda. fes
the all season title
A rlsyoff between Fort L1wss
teams L. developers. meaning m
Center nine Win play - IeaB -
weather psrmits.
the Center has inst ~ ieaAsae
homs run hitter and ars pttehes.
Corp. niliy sswsli. through ~
transfer IN fieissr fisid. epshene.
Hsmsinlng noundsmsn are re.
nay Moffsti. former nsattls and
New York Yankee souihpew. Pc.
Hi nru~r. FROM The SPOKANE n.
dams. ana ss 81. 4. >. Adams
from Montana.
ngARD uATCDe1Na
pvt, mi nesFa. u the Seattle
HAinlsrs, ~ho sIso plays fer ~
Port f.rwis warriors. shares sstrh-
Ing dusis. ~ish Corp csafms nish.
VIM played fous years - raeifi<
university u rorsst Grove, Ore.
Ssfiet1ess tselsses Cssp. nam
I<ssssjn. sssss hass. - 80
TN~s1sse tsssee. seess6i fssp
nbrsss< I>~ss. ssfv~essy stte
YshIna h - ~. :. issgss.
sssvs, go C~sv. 1sNses tstfnor
II nsllinsha@. ihts1. G~gR
Nsssuss nassv - ksssess -
sgt. Dsssma~ csspss. cntnooss
ere unity iassst1ess-
outfis4 chores are n4n1lAA ~
Corp. Carl Fstsxai1t. siusginn -
psun1sr from wsshinstoH esote
oniisss. nEs ~ ebiss. . eemi-ese
star from ~ Louis. rf<s keaneen
Hssiy. who trssd out vffn Molly.
WOOD last year pst oosees. st
Glenn cosss ssd Corp cliff Tess
~ kysrsts.
The team v managed ~ ~.
Guy hsrisssfts. shs psss - ~
playing career IN the msstaSs
siess lssrns hsflsassts's bn~s
10 10 Billings.
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summarY-fn ninRs pitched. by Nj.
son q. Quay 4 81 bst. off Nelson 30.
Guav "a. runs. off Nelson 10. Quay
q. hits. off Nelson ~. Quay =. earned
runs. Nelson 0 ousy q baAes on
balls OF Nelson 5. Quay struck
out by Nelson a. Quay 4 left on
bases. sacramento ?. Seattle tao
base hits. Thompson. Kins Torge-
son home run. osrns sacrifice hits
Collins. Nelson. stolen bsss Torgs-
son. players walking Lake. kins
Matheson. oyseifnan. Collins. rtifkls,
runs hattsd in. hathsson. oafms
Thompson. Whit. ToSRe@on. oYsel-
man Quay. Kins. sismisc double
pisvs RismIse 70 stiekls 70 Tofss-
son Mueller 20 Lake time ! ~. UNI
plres. Fsnnins snd MeDonsld,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

THURSDAYS RESULTS
St. Louis 5, New York i.
Chicago 10. Brooklyn :.
Cincinnati 90. Boston 20. fsee-
ond game called to catch train
Philadelphia :. Pittsburgh !.
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Arthur FarnEworfh. BETTE Davis
husband. pad bis fret visit % =
set On which Ms Ndfs wss sork-
ing when ~ 6ropped ~ the
Watch ~ the Rhfns" stage At
Warner Bros. He stayed three
minutes.
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Totals .....4.sssts II ~ -
sBsttsd foT Kins 10 so
bBsttsd for Harris In stn -
Sacramento ......... -. &c ~ 49,
SUMMARY inniuK pitcher. Beers
losing pitcher Barrett. inninsf
pitched by Beers psus Prsltss y.
Barrett s Csfnstt ~ bst of bfffs
al Yrsifss ! Barrett 70 Csrnstt u
runs off Beers = yfei,ss ssfFstt
ssrys,s 7 csrns'i 4 .sfns1 suna
Eesf. psrr.'f = csrns'' nssss
"a ssiis ~ Beer > Fftisss ssrss,
csfrs'f ttrurf 81 - SER
: rsrrs,t I Garnet, lsf, or nstsa
saessmsnto Z b<stti. s~e-ess
rita orr, k,al WI. hs..s
fifies hits .asiisr tesns ssoisn
sssss Tosseson Nssnsson, ssafeI,
riagsrx rsiksns Lac eturcg Llasr1
Wnfts Hisrnisc Csrrs Gys<Iusn
Kssrss stlekis, Torssson, beers
runs Dstts1 in oefnns. nstnsesn.
sls,s Ha.lSsr 70 Lillsrc % ssH1y.
staF1s =, Lac oysslman 20 H'sn1isr
70 Torseson Aesnsr " fAks -
eturay. Tine 4 % umpirss. Nc
Donsld ana fzlniEs
Oakland 900 900 90 IL . 0
FRANCISCO 900 90 oo0O o ; o
chslini and Glenn. Seats and
ogro.3oNski
X. n w.
Hollywood 900 700 100 il Q
Los snRsies 900 900 90 o : Q
Perez and Atwood. Prim, MAJ
l0ry. Davis ard Campbell.
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Race Horses and Nomes -.
VIA ellIou MFrcAlp

Names Of horces euphonic TO the extreme.
Too they emphacally puzzling and colorful.
Back of the of each horse there s TO be found
definite for that
AT Longacres near the tail end of the now historic and
successful 1912 meeting of the boys discussing
avengro the thoroughbred sensation that won
Lavengro asked
Spanish to Wonder how the siven7"
tory. big public relations
The IAvengro conured century tn. fertile
mind of George Henry Borrow English traveller writer and dreamer
In the of his raels Borrow nomadc through
r.%smSas %prs.sss b, hi. S.na.Ds Borrow returned
England to write novel Joining tn. a Of loosely connected Ad
ventures which comprised the romantic sotesqu and exciting
scdes of his Spanish travels.
He called the book :. Lavengro.
biographical turbulent
Spain of the middle nineteenth century.
The word Lsvensro from the Romany language OF
Romantic and Spanish origin phlocsist student of literature
Law in the Romany Language meant WORD
"ENGRo In tn. Rom.ny Language meant MAN
"Iavengro Man Words.
And the English
Church. California. sportsman breeder
black beauty Impressed BOrow book Church for
scholar
black devil to the
eonqueror of the great and king of the coast"
Listen -.
PIGGY HuntOn, GOnzaga grid coach. made fine pr
mary for sheriff Of Spokane county Goes into the finals
II no longer surprises TO learn of former athletes making
good in politics Funniest sight in Tacoma ring WELL
Spanaway ring to be exact, when little Jeff the
boy of old climbed into his took off his robe to wait
for the gong and-horrors found he had forgotten
his trunks Men rOared fans suddenly began look
things they thought had lost the ground Another
aff those when Kid ~daw fought Frank
dlau knocked squaed the floor
that caused fans side. to split in laughter odn
knuen officer Lbert, ship down San Pedro
with Croft flew help Lee celebrate his
stevedore
ago quite Of boxing Was baseball rooter still
fellow all around No man know recall more
especial, humorous incidents Of Tacoms
the beloved Irish veteran manager
all boxing were as decent and deadon-fhee " conno
his in the boxing would stand ped
A primaries,
is IL not one hides This
remember
life lunzer fisher
him
He's the Kind
who will make soldier hel,ya
frhess marine of World War probably
his big against service meas sports
He is being panned horribly all the nation
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sppss~ sneh . plaza. NJ last~
mated durinE . stspeses hess.


mated during . stspeses bess.
Il may 20 IN ireland fnf .
fight" the champion sid. hut n
do n won't he for . hattie In .
ring with F,st one man against
me. Views got q lot ~ selldsss
over there nov who expect . fight
and WIN knows but what ] may
he joining them"
LoIls vii have IN opportunity
IN tell Promoter iaeohs his rs~s
personally On bis arrival IN Nee
York today. After one day In
Gotham. Joe ~fii head for Green.
wood Lake. n r.. whsrs he'll start
training for hls z7n1 title dsfsnse.
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n, JACk CIDDy
United Press staff Correspondent

nifed Press Hfsf Z correspondent
NV yORk--Fritzie ziyics
non-titls i0-ronnd victory over
World Welisr~siEht Champion
Freddie coohrsns gives the loud
peaal 10 one ~ the major ases-
tons in Wartime sporis shall
Ws have .stAnd.in ehsmpionsT
IN the boxing divisions In which
titlsbSlJefs are nnzbls 70 defend
because Of their war assign.
nsntsY
Lisi's manager. plump isks
CARNEY. rs-srrsstea The i@-s~
with great Kuste immediately
after ssisrsa friiyie had SOS
the unanimous decision sssr rsA-
hesaed 6erhrsas Of the ssss be-
fore is.zss fsns ~ nsdisss
square Garden iss, night In ~
overweight match
Carney san
aCochrsns Son tas it7-poJns
titls from 1--WE . year age lssi
July an1 enlisted IN ths navy
almost immediately although
ths United States sss not ~
var then Coehrsns hAc = con
tract with us n give 1--WE
return title shot. kr4t he never
id
Al last he gave Ziyie tina 70.
turn boat bat Nlthoat tf,e title
~ stake and thousands ~ fans
49, Fritzls iick MIN b. a side
margin. n the but had gone
the championship distance u 10
rounds. Ffitxle wogta have
kzyaed Ceehrsns
4 don't Debsys any one In
The Garden would dlsaxrss with
n- On that ststsm<ni. because
Gaehrane vas out On blz feet
IN the 10Th round
To Gf.Afsf TITLE
80 I'm gong 50 claim ne
title fof Eve until saRh tins -
coenfsns ean defend H. That
4. until tns Nsg = over er tns
navy department permits coch-
rsns 70 make q utls dsfsnss."
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The Baseball Standings
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

THURSDAYS RESULTS
81. Louis .. New York o.
Detroit s. Bo>ton 4.
sshinEfOn Is. Chicago -.
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AMERICAN ASSOC IATIOk
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Columbus I, Kansas cts 4.
Toledo 8, tfifv aukes 8.