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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04

Seattle hopes to win its third
successive PaclEc coast baseball
League pennant this year
The Rainiers under manager Bill
Skiff are geared to do it. They are
p bit weak in offense but counter
nc. it with fine pitching and vet
eran balanced infield. The
catching and outfielding are good.
Skiff demonstrated last year why
the New York Yankees recommCld-
ed him to President Emil Sick
after manager Jack Lelivent died
Skiff inherited a championship
club. But his team moved slowly,
due to internal dissension. Skiff
traded catcher Gily Campbell to
Los Angeles for catcher Bob Col
Inns and replaced shortStop Schus-
ter with Ned Sickle The team
started rolling an overcame 20
game lead held by Sacramento.
CONNECTIONS GOOD
SkiffS Yankee connections
brought him tour youngster this
spring. They are pitchers Floyd
Bevens and John Ear and catchers
Bill Beard and Eldon Muratore
BevenS formerly was with Wenat-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04
GIRL BARRED
FROM TOURNEY

RENO. NEV, March up
Emma Gori, 16 with big brown
ewes that are just deadly for shoot
jne baskets. vas ruled off the
Wadsworth high school boTs' bas-
ketball team today.
The Nevada high school board o.
control banned Emma her flash
.ng yellow jersey and her marks
manship from the high school
tournament because of the Dad
psychological effect" on her op-
p,nents, coach John Gilmartln an
nCunced
The board of control, instead Of
letting Emma play IN the boys
tournament changed the rules 70
let Gilmartin enter d four-man
basketball team.
Emma. dark-haired and pretty
had agreed TO be fifth man fo!
Wadsworth because there are only
four boys in the school.
ICE Mcdonnell manager Of the
tournament. declared; If We Ie.
q girl play in the tournament, well
you just cant tell where II would
stoL.
Emma vas the something new
which had been added 10 Wads-
mates liked her, called her theil
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04
L. A. PR3DUCE
MARKETS AT A GLANCE
BY UNITED PRESS

Los ANGELES, Calf. la. Up.
Demand and trhding continued mnterat,
II slow.
Asparagus; bunched Imperial select -2r
e\ icy POO, fCv l5c; loose Local select
and eN fey 2O--3c
Bunched vegetables; beets = 3 3o7 to
&c carrots do Ills; Guadalupe dor
] So imperial iced IS doz &5-2 ~.
celery root local doz 75-SOc dixon -
doz 50-60c. green onions doz > 50-2
leeks dOZ 1-l.20. mustard ! do2 |5-Au
parsley doz 75-90c radiShes small red
doz 9O-1 10 spinach ! do2 6o-75c tur-
npS 2lA-3 doz 45-6ts per doz m4n' 81
4Oc. kohl rabi 4O-5tE' Oyster plant "5-
4Oc anise 25C.
Cabbage local cannonhall s5-1 .oh>
and ordinary 35-50c Imperial 81 -
Danish local COL; red 1901 75 savo>
$4,000,
Lettuce dry pack Imperial crts : do7
2. 2.50-2.75; SIS % y; 6S / SOL - Num-
IS 275-3; s s $50; Iced Imperial ; doI
= on-3; SIS - 10. local loose SOL
Peas: Coachella pole &C No. Is 4'
Sar Diego 81: 6'4c. Bush san Diego 5-6C
San Pedro ~. -5l%C Coachela 5-6C. I'M
perial 5-6C. No IS g. de. 18Th criS In
perial 275-3.
squash: white summce Imperial c''
> 75-3: flats 25u-2.7 - Italian Imperial
crts 3-3 25; Coachella crf> 3 fast Goa
chena Wv and Imperial > 75-3: lusS san
Diego 25O-2.75 yellow crookncck I'm
perIal crts 3-325: per 10 banana local
gf.r ard pink DC Hubbard 4c
Tomatoes: Imperial Wy crts STOPS 20
: 81. l2S 4. 25-3 81: los = 81. -. ms -
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04
". Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. March " 'JP' "aIi
s.: responded To Secretary M"gth'aau
ta< proposals With new buying and Sto::
covering in stocks and prIceN m"Nrd -
fractions To more than a point
The market started firm "ta '.e ta-.>
higher on the lee. decls!on to gtaa'
1, u per cent increases IN fre!gri sairN
Frs, reaction to the 'aN bill when CAM
after the opening was downward mofe-
ment that hi the rails harde: tfaa
other groups
on reading the tax market operators
concluded II represented the worst IT,
would come Some anticipated modlilcd-
tons of many provisions before the ac-
tual tax law was constructed. Shorts IN
mediately covered in some Of the higher
priced issues American Telephone Shot
up 3 points on this type Of buylng and
other nigh priced shares like Du Pom:
joIncd the rise Advancing tendencies
spread to OTHER SertiunS.
Best priSeS We're being registered nea'
!loslng time when new highs were re
corded IN Santa Fe and Chrysler. Steel.
motors rails ai.craftS and Long list
uf armament makers were strong.
Stocks sales Appropriated i.H.uht
shares against 230.non yesterday. Cufo
stock sales were 66 OpD shares compared
u!ts $1,000 yesterday. Dom Jones pre-
lirlInary closing stock averages: Indus
t.a. 1861 up %: RaIl 27.4s, up .4ns
u,ll'y l35-, up u. 50 stocks 36.5i u2
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04
BUGS TROUNCE SAN
DECO PADRES 14-4
RAINIERS GOING FOR THIRD STRAIGHT
COAST LEAGUE PENNANT THIS SEASON

chee and Ear and MuratCre with
Idaho Falls. Skiff traded pitchers
Lloyd Brown and George Windsor
of little use to Srat,le FOR Carr
Fisher. 3G-year-old solthpaW 1rem
Toronto
Sea. ties veteran pitching staff
is paced by Dick Barrett and Hal
Turpin. Each VOL about ) games
last year. They will be aided by
Ira Scribner and Paul Gregory,
capable right handlers. Backing
this quartet are Mike Budnick. Al
Iibke. Dewey Soriano, a Seattle
high school youth who might click
this year: Bevens. Ear and Fisher
Les Webber, another WihAing
pitcher. was drafted by the army
Collins will be first string catcher
seconded by Bob Stag Muratore
or Beard may see regular service
during the scaooN,
The 1871 championship nitield +
intact. Les Sc2rclla, big le1t-h3hd-
ed frs LaSen.an, nit better than
.OUU dllIl uIOht III lIO ''4'' 'NA''' -
Al Neimic will cover second with
Sickle at short Dick Gyaelman.
langy nonc:.u.ant third Dascman
will cover the bag when the Rain
iers play their first practice gam"
today at the san Fernando train
inc camp against the FhiIadelphla
Athletics AL krctchm4t iolmef
Whitman college athlete prpplbtN
will hold Il utility mlield job.
Seattle's outtleld will look strIla
without Bill Lawrence, capable YET
eran, in center field. He made hard
chances lock easy with quick
judgment of the speed Of the driy2
and his long legs to get him in
position to make the catch. Earl
Averill also is through and Edo
Vanni is in the navy Jo-Jo White
the leagues speed boy, will play
left with either Spencer Harris or
Lynn King in center. Willard
MatheSon is scheduled or right
field. Ernie Endress probably will
be carried
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04

ed the game between the Pirates
and the Padres. and he would have
taken a poWdel Immediately there
after except IOr the previous date
with Herring. ct al.
Rice didn't Lin the way the
Pirates PLAYED. Out of the nine
pitchers who played the game,
frcm the mound to center field
not one showed up as a candidate
for the bushes and so Rice left El
Centro at an unholy hour Wednes-
dag morning in a huff.
Aside from the wal Tuesdays
FIrate-Padrc game was the chief
topic of conversation. both on the
record and IF the record. Even I'm
rerial Valleys state senator George
LuckeY put in his two bits when
RCA Herring sweating like Tex
as Negro at election, called upon
the laWmaker to unburden himself
Said Luckey:
Now l know why you call these
-uys the Pirates. After watching
them picking on these little fellows
Othe Padres, you couldn't call
them any other name"
BensWangel VINO made the only
speech of the evening of more thaa
twenty jiffies, said he wanted to
come back to the valley next year.
but he couldn't promise anything
definite because Mayor Bob Hat
ton had gone and let ii rain one
day during the Pirate tralna2 per-
iOd here.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04

yeterate lettuce and carrot eaters.
The affair was stl-2d by the FL
Cenro Chamber Of Commerce sec
retarv Bel Herring and executed
By barbecue artisl Ton Azhderlan.
whose edibles were an hour and
ha.f late. which nobody minded
much after il Vas disclosed that
ne had fingered tee IN at the
tall game between tne TraJes and
he Durst aggregation Tuesday af-
ternoOn.
EXcep- for eating Haich the Pr
a'es and The Padres did with much
-usro. here really isn't a great
dea. % report. except that Bill
Bcnswanger. president Of the Pitts
ba!gh ball club, to.d his manager.
frankie Fysch that the Tuesda"
afternoon game had revealed %
hlm the real reason WI the Pr
a.es didn't WIN the world series
last season.
After Wa.ch.ng =. Lame in
winch the Pirale pitchers a.d moth
IA1 qIlLe 50 well as chase I9uls and
flies. Bensw2nger reeE9ned as how
ne had played The koys in the
wong positions last season
Only disgusted man a. the party
Ta5 BIB Rice geneIalIaonno Of the
Flrate farm system He. too. watch
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04

I'll [ III tt SQudNlo THAT Cdl Iltu away
the county title in the A, B and C
divisions last year.
The junior college had no orga-
Di2ed squad last season. entering a
few boys in high school meets from
time to time
THREE LETTERMEN
The Spartan A squad has but
three returning lettermen: George
Procsal, 44C specialist; Bill Rhodes,
sprinter: Fred Robertson, shot put
Ter and high jumper. However, Holt
said he has several boys coming
up from the - team who will make
it tough for cinder Founders from
other schools. Outstanding of these
boys are: Russell Boone and Stan
Mitosinka, milers: Stan Conkey,
Harry Kodama, Hoyle Kirk and
Harold Greer, shot putters; Bill
Ferris. Sprinter; Ed Wylie, Harold
Thomas, John Ram. Andy Dubois
and Harold HaVens. middle distance
men: Milton Console, Ben Derrick
and Dick Carr, hurdlers; Oscar
Hester and Gene OsWalt, pole
vaulters. These boys are members
OF the Al B team that took the
southern Calf fornia divisional
championship in San Diego
u PROSPECTS GOOD
Prospects for the B squad look
6ood too Holt said Returning let
termen include: Edward Alarcon
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04
SkIERS HEAD FOR
YOSEMITE MEET
YOSEMITE, Calf. March 4 CUl

YOSEMITE, Calf, March 4 up
- The National Downhill, Slalom
and combined ski championships at
Badger Pass March l3 and Ia will
draw top ranking Skiiers from Alta,
Utah. SPORTS Director Charles N
Proctor said today The Alta dele
cation will include Dick Durrance.
National open Slalom champion;
Iii Redland. Ma ional DoWnhill
Slalom and combined amateur
champion. 81 Brand and other lead
ing sklierS
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04

sprinter and high jumper, and his
brother, Ernest, long distance man.
In the sprints Holt will count on
Ed Alarcon. Sho Horibe, Bill Hen
derson, Leslie Horton and Gene
House. In the $50 he will have John
Corfman, Iere OSuna and Frank
Weakley Running the 1920 will be
Ernest Alarcon, Ed Rice and Lee
Robertson. Hurdler Henry Okamura,
Pole Valuter Sho Horibe, Broad
Jumper Ray Muncill, and High
Jumper Cliff Richards also fill in
holes in the squad
Lettermen on the c squad are:
Carl Chickahisa, sprinter, and Fred
Kato, high jumper, and T KaWa-
shima, shot putter.
Best sprinters on the squad are:
Chickahisa. Sam Morinaga, Carl
Maggie Ray Ohta and Harvey No
Ian Kato is also a shot putter and
9 high iump,:. Jim Horrible is an
other shot tosser and KaWashiina
specializes in the pole valut.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04
L. A. B4NKS
L. 4. BITTER & EGGS
A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES Calf, Har ! DUPn
Federal state Market News Service
cattle SaiabIr lJnP. fully steady, load
guos l03u ID steers 13 25; bulk common
medium steers HIP 50: common down
To @ 81. medium 10 good nelte.> IL.
..oad good cows S.25-s 6u. rarrz#
49, cutters SIS medium TO good bulls
lu-lo75. Calves l5o. steady: odd choice
Nralcrs Is ~. medium to good l3.5o-
- ,u. frH medium To good calves ILL.,
Hogs 5Oo. l2-l5 cents tgher bulk G9ea
+, r5TIce 1sn-aln 10. l4-l4 81. top l45o#
few medium t. good 1873: good IL
rsoice SONS II 45-I2 -: few l2.4o
sheep nnne. nothing done LodoferS
good Ia cnaee "ooitd lambs quoted
around u: good uooled ewes around 90
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04
STRIKE DELAYS
BOWLING OPENING

COLUMBUS, O., March 4 up
The 42nd annual American Bowl
ing Congress opened for a lO'. week
run at the State Fairgrounds Coli
scum last night after a threatened
strike by pin settlers and score
Keepers delayed proceedings 20
minutes. Workers received wage in
creaseS
The five man ITS Rubber Heels
team of Elyria, O., took an early
lead in the standings by rolling
1852 The Lakewood Lanes Of Dali
las, Tex, and the Da-Lite Bleach
quintet from Mt Prospect, III. we're
tied for second with 2744.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. IN.II- Haf- ) II
Both trading and prices Werc Weak ON
14e Los Angeles stock exchange ~ -.
sues registered gains. foat My don
and sin unchanged Volume II 10y Trad
IEe was . OOu shares
The list: Blue Diamond ] IS unchanged.
L A Investment : uncearged. Pacific
Finance lOl4 down = Soniag : unchahE-
ed Tranamerica ! UNCHANGED Edison
common H. down = Chrysler 80 un-
changed but new mgh: Menasco ! -
unchanged: Solar 2i4 down ., new los.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. March 'lP' 'Iid4I IT.
tyres reacted % close moderately loW"'
aiir, holding small gains throughout mus;
o.. ne session today
F.na. Wheat prices were unchanged 10
3. cent q bushel lower: com uncn angea
- of = oats off a; rye of !. TO =;
and soybeans off Is to lis.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04
SAN DIEGO STATE
IS sure OF TIE

SAN DIEGO, Cal. March CUPl
San Diego State college was
assured today of at least a tie in
the California Collegiate Athletic
association basketball standings af-
ter downing San Jose State 40 to "a
last night in the second of a series
Of four games.
San Diego needs to win only one
more game from San Jose to clinch
the title.
In last nights contest center Jim
Ahler of San Diego was the out
standing man on the floor, scoring
10 of his teams 40 points for high
point man of the game.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04
PIRATES hit
Il SAFETIES

base on balls and tanned once be-
fore retiring to the clubhouse.
The game Was a spur OF the
moment" atfal. arranged by FL
Centro ladies' for the benefit of the
iecreatio al program at Camp See
lie
On Wednesday morning the Pr
ates held a short workout before
breaking camp and heading for San
Rernagdino.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04

The Pittsburgh Pirates :
hoped on Padre hurlers for
u hits Tuesday afternoon as
they pounded ouf a LII win
over 4 collection ot rockies
md newcomers to tie san Diego
.oam ii the frs. niae-mning game
u the season LOT oala squads
Manaeel Cedric Da9., OF the
Padres divided lie 9i.eane be-
twetl Charles Fisemnan. recently
purchased from Yakima James
Clsen a rocSle. De. Oliver. new
conner from Salem and Bill Chen
ard rookie from Los Angeles.
In the Serenth frame big Bill
Baker. Pirate backStop connected
With Cne Of Cheaard's tosseS and
lifted il cleanIy over the left field
fence for the only t3.H- Dagger Of
Ut day
Both burst and AI-aaeer Frank
Fr3sch Of tie Pirate substituted
players so rapidly t., il was prac-
t.cally impossible - keep up with
.heW comlngS and ao.nss
Cnlv San Dieso regular 20 play
n the game WI l.. Balllneer,
catcher. VINO %orEed the las three
iunings
FIIacM used outllelder Bob Elliot
n tnAd ba.r for hall the game rs
puI. oI his p-oaram 10 break in
ne former valley be- at the hot
eorne.. Ii the hlt.!n2 Department.
E.aer, usually a pretty powerful
slGZger didn't shine He drew one
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
L. A. POULTRY

LOS ANGELES. Calf, March , tUP' =
Hers Leghorns - - - rs. .-.-..-. i
Hops, Leghorns over , 10 lbs .....-.. i
Hens. Leg. over lbs and up IL
Hens. Culored, ) 10 > lbs :,
Hens, colored over 8 II lbs Il up "a
Broilers. ia & up l. lbs. ......-... j
Broilers over l y and up TO 2A 1s
Rroners over !. ana up 10 "a --.. =
EFNpvG - -.
Fryers, culored over "a to a. .-..-... >,
Boosters, colored over Al lbs "a
Old Ducks, White Pekin .....-...-......-.-. OK
Young Tom Turkeys % lb up 20
Young Tom Turkeys 1922 lb up %
Old Leghornc Roosters .....-.. 0s
Ducklings, Pekin over lbs. Is
Old Roosters, colored .-.......--..-...--..-.-- i
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04
FLYERS. OAKLAND IN
BASKETBALL FINALS

SAN FRANCISCO. March 4 tUPl
The Moffett Field Flyers meet
the Golden State Club of Oakland
in the final round OF the Pacific
association basketball tournament
1t Kezar Pavilion tomorrow night
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04
TEAMS TO PLAY

KENTFIEiG. C,.l., Marcn UP
Marin and Sacramento Juaof
College basketball teams meet Acfe
tonight IN the first game o. a
series to determine the northern
California Jayser championship
Both teams are undeieated III
league competition
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04
YANKEES, CARDS
T0PLAY GAME

ST PETERSBURG. Fla. Mar 4
CUP - The New York Yankees
first exhibition game of the spring
training season is scheduled against
the St. Louis Cardinals for Friday
but Manager zoe .IcCarthy ADMIT
ed TO-DAY Ee would b. unable 10
field a representative team If his
SIX holdouts DID Lot come to terms
Joe DiMagglo Cna.ey Keller. Joe
Gordon Red Rolfe, Charley Ruff
fling and Bill Dickey still are un-
signed
ST PETERSBURG, Fla Mar. 4
UPJ - Routine workouts end to-
DAY for the St Louis Cardinals
with Manager Billy SouthWorth
planning a p4acUce game for :
morrow TO shape his men for FIJI
days meeting with the Yankees
Back homo it was announced that
Frank Crc5pi. second baseman un-
der treatment in st. Louis for 81
rus trouble. had signed, leaving ONLY
two holdouts, veteran inficldcrs E
wood English and Eddie Lake
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04
BASKETBALL RESULTS

Oregon 3d. Idaho Sc
San Diego State 40; San Jose
State "a
Montana Normal 46; Carroll 26.
Moffett Field 54; San Francisco
State So
Golden State Club 53; Chapel OF
lie Oaks AZ
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04
CiNDER SQUADS
MAKING READY

Largest track turnout in the history of the school
reported Wednesday by Coach Raleigh Holt Of Ell Cenro
with 1T high school boys and 10 junior college students
preparing for the coming season.
The high school tracksters number over so than
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04
BUGS, PADRES
FETED AT CLUB

The Pittsburgh Pirates were given going-away party
Barbara Worth Country club Tuesday night Of which
there is none Whrhcr.
The Who'll. Of Imperial Valley (stag only) participated,
including Cedric burst and his San Diego Padres all in
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04
BAROMETER


Minneapolis maintaining high
grain quotations
slight
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-04

Veteran New York Yankee
right-hander, keeps in shape
with Philadelphia Athletics at
Anaheim, Calf, until contract
difficulties with world cham
pions are enlightened out.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-24

GOWNED IN white or
CANDY. trimmed in match
ing pique. -.
Pretty Mary Gotfred-
son. -.
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert B. Gotfredson of Iro-
quois avenue. -.
Was hostess at a dinner
and dance. =. Tuesday eve
ming. :. over at the Detroit
Boat Club. -.
Her escort. :. was james
Donovan. son of the Percy
j. Donovans. 80.
And her guests. ;. in
cluded m e m bers of her
graduating class. at the
Lawrence Avenue Convent of
the Sacred Heart. -.
And their dates.
Needless to say. these
of the Nimble Set. :. had
a whirl. -.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-24

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Detroit evening times., 1942-06-24
Annual Flower Luncheon
Held at Colony Town Club

THE ANNUAL flower lunch
con took place at the Colony
Town Club Tuesday and the
beautiful spacious rooms were
filled with color and perfume.
Red. white and blue were the
favorite flower combinations
and one of these. arranged by
Mrs. John Fl. French and CON-
bining roses. delphinium and
sweet william, stood on the
mantle before the portrait of
George Washington in the main
lounge.
Other arrangements centered
the luncheon tables.
No ribbons were awarded. but
instead the posies and their
containers were auctioned by
Mrs. Irene Stahelin and the pro-
ceeds turned over to the clubs
special war work fund.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-24

Mrs. William J. Young was
chairman of the day and her
luncheon guests were Mrs. Wall
ter F. Tant, Mrs. French. Mrs.
Raymond II. Berry. Mrs. Henry
T. Myers, Mrs. F. Henry Berlin
and her daughter, Natalie OF
Port au Prince. Haiti; Mrs.
Stahelin and Mrs. William J.
Young Jr.
Mrs. Horace Caulkins had a
table of guests who were invited
TO honor Mrs. Elmore Staples of
British Columbia and Califor-
MIA. Mrs. Gaulkins' guests were
Mrs. Charles Murphy, Mrs. Dun
can McNabb, Mrs. Charles john
son, Mrs. Kenneth Laub, Mrs.
Edward Bachelor. Mrs. Ward
Duckett and Mrs. James Scripps
Booth.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-24
Roberta Edwards Keeps Fingers Crossed

PRETTY ROBERTA EDWARDS. :. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Edwards
Is keeping her fingers crossed for fair weather
that the open house which she and her parents holding
this evening between 7:3O and 9:30before the school
prom. will be able to spread out into the garden.
About 125 invited to the soree.
Roberta will greet her fellow seniors. the
ners of the faculty of Redford High.
In confection. of white pque and marqusette
And orchids. boot 80.
Harry Shuptrine. to be her escort -.
And truly gala evening. lis scheduled for the
thrilled graduates -.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-24

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OCT. 24 TO NOV. 22
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A CHILD born on this day