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Evening star., 1942-04-17
Dallas Will Not Stage
National A. A. u. Meet
PY the Associated Press

RV the Associated Press.
DALLAS. Tex. April l7.-Dallas
will not stage the national A. A. u.
track and field meet June 26 and 81,
it was decided today.
The Variety Club. financial spon-
sor of the meet, announced that be-
cause of war conditions it would not
put up the required $1,000 to hold
the athletic carnival here.
President Graham Pierce of the
Southwestern A. A. U. Immediately
notified officials of the national A.
A. U. that Dallas would be unable to
raise the money as no other spon-
sor could be found.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Laval Has Confidence
OF Petain, Berlin Claims
Earlier Story on Page ALL

Earlier Story on Page ALI
By the Associated Press.
BERLIN tFrom German Broad
casts, April 1.-THE German ra-
dio said today in a dispatch date
lined Vichv that Pierre Laval did
not intend to be head Of a gov
ernment which was not fully ap-
proved by the marshal" referring
to Petain.
The announcement of the list
of the new government will take
place along with the issuance of q
statement by the French chief OF
state, Marshal Petain. in order to
demonstrate before the world that
Pierre Laval enjoys the full con-
fidence of the marshal" the broad
cast said
Evening star., 1942-04-17

dt CleNcldllu July I.
Judge Landis issued a statement
after the conference explaining that
plans are not yet completed on the
method of selecting the military
team, but that 1t would be made
up of "the best talent in the Army,
Navy and Marine Corps without in
reference with the prosecution of
the war"
Later recommendation that all
major league clubs donate the entire
receipts Of one regularly scheduled
game to Army and Navy relief was
made by Commissioner Lands and
the Advisory Council.
The recommendation, which is
certain to be followed, called for the
returns of each designated game to
be divided equally between the Navy
Relief Society and Army Emergency
Relief.
Service Men Present.
With Judge Lands at the meet
ing were Presidents Ford FTick and
viii Harridge of the National and
American Leagues, Frank Shaugh-
messy of the International League
and William G. Bramham, car of
minor league baseball.
Representatives of the Army and
Navy sat in on the conference.
1t was understood that the serv-
ice team would be directed by 1t
Comdr. Mickey Cochrane, ex-man-
ager of the Detroit Tigers and now
recreation officer at the Great Lakes
Naval Training Station.
Col John T. Taylor was present
as representative of Army emer-
gency relief and Lit. William Hug
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Nine. Chang Pays Tribute
And Gives Painting to A. V. G.

the roots of our national resistance
with their blood. These men are
American knights OF the war, with
out fear and without reproach."
Squadron Leader Howard, 2S, is a
graduate OF Pomona College in Cali
fornia and of the Pensacola Flying
School, His father lives at St.
Louis.
Evening star., 1942-04-17

believe that Remingtons agreement
with R. w S. (the German inter-
eSts) not to sell military ammuni-
ton containing tetracene to the
countries of the British Empire has
in fact operated to date as a serious
impeachment to the Allied war effort. "
Mr.. Dobey testified that the
agreement permitted sale of ammu-
milton to England for shooting
grouse, quail, ducks and for target
practice. But Remington may not
sell ammunition containing tetra-
(See PATENTS. Page 2-XD
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Markets at q Glance

NEW YORK. April II tP. -
Stocks heavy; leaders resume de-
cline. Bonds lower; list in slow
retreat. Cotton easy; liquidation
and hedging.
CHICAGO-Wheat lower, de-
clined in sympathy with cotton
and securities. Corn lower with
wheat.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
NurruQunsett Park

SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; allow
snceS: 3-year- -olds & furongs
One tHoweIb $50 $50 . SO
Jacks Girl tMeocheD 40 40
Psc1fica tion twimmer) $50
Time. I:127s
Also rsn-Fsy Mate. Date Ace, Allegro
FL Osuns, Fly Ty. Tides In, Paireais
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Todoy's Home Runs
American League.

American League.
Bloodworth, Detroit, 5th inning
National League.
Camilli, Brooklyn, ID inning.
Fernandez, Boston. lst inning
OFT. New York, 4th inning
Mize. New Ygk. sth inning.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
keenelund

THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500: claimins
3-year-ulds: Ii. miles.
Miah Berger $50 $50 3sO
Holly (Wielanderl $50 20
Small Wonder tArearol go
Time. 4S5s
Also rsn-Sun Risk. Fandangle, Launs-
so, Silver Witch. Overluck and Mirrored
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 81 200; allow
snceS: 3-year-oldS and upward: 8 fur
ionsS.
Light Lady (Bierman) 100 $50 $50
Sis Baker Brooks 1880 20
Emolument fCraiff $50
Time, I;l27s
Also ran-Suprine. Valdins Melia
Shortening. SileSia Zalapa, Ny Choice
Ky. Flash, EQUITABLE. I Crystal. and MIN
BILE. Field.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Jops Report Capture
Of Two Ponoy Towns
Earlier Story on Page A-1D
sy tie Associated Press.

eN Il e Associated Press.
TOXIC From japanese Broad
casts. April l7-Japanese forces
captured the strategic town of Iloilo
on Southern Panay Island in the
Philippines early yesterday. 'front.'
line dispatches from an undiScloSed
base on Panay said today. At the
same time, other Japanese troops
occupied Capiz on Northern Panay
the dispatches reported.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Huyre de Gruce

SIXTH RACE-Purse, 81 200; claiming
Memory Book tCampbeIn 30 40 SO
Hornblende tDe Camillis) $40 2.st
Nilon tDatillo) 32I
Time, .47t5
Also ran-Maeside Walter Lisht, James
Play Gold, DinemanS.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Lute Races

Earlier Results, ROssvan's, Other
Selections and Entries for To-
moron on page tx.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Jomuico

SIXTH RACE-Purss. Sl5O0, special
weights; maidens; 3-year-olds and upward:
l mile and 20 yards
Blazins Glory M rtens> 1870 $50 $50
Yarn Spinner (KeiperD 1900 $50
Plantagenet tLongdenl $50
Time. l:45
Also ran--b Great Rush, Galafly. Blue
Nose, Eros America Fore, Rodimic, b Land
slide, Recap and KINGS Abbey
BrCokmeade Stable entry
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Winner of AHStor Baseball
Game to Play Service Team
Come Set for Cleveland on July 7, Day
After Picked Major Leoguers Meet
Earlier Story on Page C-1)

NEW YORK April 17-Basebals leaders headed by Commits
Kenesaw M LandS decided that
the Al-Sar would
team composed of major leaguers the military service
Evening star., 1942-04-17
-EAHY ORDERED HERE FOR CONSULTATION
lute News Bulletins
Correqidor Guns Silence Jop Batteries

American gunhre from Corregdor and other Manila Bay
es enced three Japanese batteries the bay heavy
artillery exchanges today War Department communque
reported today guns also hit bomber
during OF Ave enemy air raids during the day Fierce
hshtng reported continuing the Philippine island OF
Panay where yesterday landed from eight
transports Heavy casualties in these reported
earlier.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
DR.. CorreI Mentioned for LovoI Cabinet

BERLIN From German Broadcasts} GA Vichy dis
patch said tonight that political circles expect the cabinet
of Pierre Laval to include Dr. Alexis Carre Minister OF
Health and the Family. tDr. Carre native and still
citizen of long associated with the Rockefeller
Medical and for years made New York
his home He has been engaged in health research work
under Vichy's auspices for the last year,
Earlier Story Page Alb
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Eostern 2, Anocostio ] in Third

Eastern High was leading Anacosa to J. at the end OF
the third inning today Anacosa field Kenny Curles
pitching for Eastern Charley Coeson for Anacostia
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Macarthur Receives CIorificotion of Powers

UNITED STATES ARMY HEADQUARTERS IN AUS
TRALh H'-Gen. Douglas Macarthur has received from
Washington directive clarifying his commander in
chief OF Allied the Southwestern Pacific and the
tent OF his control II understood today the most
reliable authority said the directive completely
satisfactory all obstacles which hitherto
said here to block the way active prosecution OF the
war by land sea and air
Earlier story on A-1D
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Other League Games
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

ANAEhACAN LEAO OEs
At New York
Boston 1900 900 900 OOO-- 81
New York 900 100 O0x- so
Batteries--Judd and Conroy, Peacock;
B0nham and Dickey.
At Cleveland
Chicago ---- 0I0 900
Cleveland - 900 900
Batteries-Lyons and fresh: Harder and
DesauteIs.
At st. Louis
Detroit - 900 IL
st. Louis Oil 10
BAtteries-Trueks and Parsons; r. Far
ris and Ferrell
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Brooklyn
Philadelphia 900 900 O0l- 81
Brooklyn -- OlO OlO O5x- 7I2O
Battsries-Hoerst and warren: Allen
and Owen.
At Boston
New York - 900 1Ol 1903 80
Boston -- 100 300 O0x- 4 SO
BAttsries-sehumAshe Feldman. Mel
ton and Danning' Erickson and Lom-
bardi
At Pittsburgh
st. Louis s-- 900 900 1912 TO
Pittsburgh O03 900 O0x- 3 80
Batteries-warneke and o'Deai SsweIi
and LopeE
At Chicago
Cincinnati 100 90
Chicago - 900 O
Batteries-vandermeer and Hemsleyi
Lee and Mccullough.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Grody Reaches India With Committee

NEW DELHI 0.A United States advisory committee tc
India headed DR. Henry Grady former Assistant Secretary
OF State arrived today.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Agreement on Profit Curb Reported

joint House-sen conference committee the sls
funds bill reliably reported today to have
agreed authorize Government agencies renegoate
contracts 10 prevent excessive profits
Earlier Profits Story Page AID
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Dunlap and Crichton in North-South Final

PNEHURsT, N. C. tH1-George Dunlap ir, and Medalist
Powell Criehton IT, of Bronxvle N Y advanced today to
the final round of the AID North and South Amateur golf
tournament Dunlap defeated Dan Carmichael OF
Columbus Ohio up and Crichton eliminated Ben Goodies
OF Reidsvie up The as-hole final match will be played
tomorrow
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Women Rescued In New York Fire

NEW YORK GA fire broke out at 3:30 pm. today In
the story Radio Center Hotel 200 West Feth street Fire
up extension ladders TO number Of women
upper and roof Heavy smoke rolled through
the building the ledge of the roof and
shoes preparing to leap She was helped
down an extension ladder.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Terps7 J, West Virginia 0 at End OF Fourth

COLLEGE PARK, Md.-Maryland leading West Vlr-
rnia to today at the end Of the fourth inning The
Terps were hitting getting help from the Mountain
eers mscues while big Wright pitching topnotch
ball.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Weather Forecast

Rising temperature today: cooler temperature
tonight. likelihood OF showers tonight Tenn
peratures today-Highest ~ at pm: low
est. ~ at s:ts am
Frcm rss Unssso state ~ssrn-r sureaa Report
FuN Details Paas A~a
Evening star., 1942-04-17

Batteries-yandermeer and HsmSl'
Lee and McCullough
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-02
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES Na.h . .rr DE-
mana and trading Nc r"'...' = -. d"
good
Asparagus: Impcsas b.n+ .. ,.'a#. #n.
c> ~ 25e .5, f.. a.. Irter 4ea5 ,>
f., and sclcc- 100 F.. 1u--5.
Buncard Vegetables hrr'S - -a d. ha-
S5, CARROTS B. uo. il 81. ."nc. =. .'e
dul = rrI.'1 toH u.# e. t#f sa=sHN-
dixon dol 1o-na. l.u.H D' - d.
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small iaa a. ap. 90 a..- >f.'.. 5.-
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watcrcrcSs 7u-%7. k#t# #aa. -'-' ~
4u, oys'r plant 3 - ..-. -
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PEAS. Ca4elc,m W pc 80 san n
rr" paIc s. -6l.c Busa Cuaca,aa &C
san Pedra 3D. -6c San Diego 3-6c. In
penal G-t 45-'b cts lmp,r~. -.'a-- e''
CHINA peas uCaChr5la l--l". AH.uA'
Gfante and p.Smu s-l1H
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bau.ua local gay and P.nh -r. H3hh"fa
g -4c.
Tomatoes: Imper,af e.'s "-;HIS - :
fc, special packs Is -N-.t.17. .o>
. G5-2 - 2u> 2-25.- o-'un> = - =
fl;tS 4N5s = 5O-2.75. ~ -. loose .1s>
- 81, flats 1.75-2.25 gf'S -
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-02
By JACK GTENTHFG

NEW YORK. March Up - A
free ride on Tie Sport~ mereH-go-
round:
/ mas oeen a Ionl .cn2 time
since the .urf was trea'eG % q show
# pure. homely gus such as that
gu. on By REQUESTED while running
VA WITH the F.an.!.eo stakes
Texas Ben Witaker's Young 'Un gave
he chart makers ne rest perfor-
nance they've vet recorded for any
Ken.uck> DerbT candida g. The colt
d:dn. have many good horses to
beat. bu, the va ne walked away
nd JET them Va remarkable He
was eft d, the post r.cEed on The
.ag. forced 20 circle Iii, field and
@as going away a. the g, d Bought
for S POO Requested now has won
.ore taan $4,000 and + 6area.u
is second only 10 !. an La''ee morse
Incidentally" VS. sr".'." improved
n the Flamiy29
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-02
PIRATES AND PADRES
TO TANGL,E: TUESDAY

ORE Of the hrSt ma jOr- coast league
team sameS OF tie season IS scheG-
uled 70 come off in Ell Centro stad-
ilm Tuesday afternoon when the
Pittsburgh Pirates batterymen and
the San Diego Padres, sharing train
ing quarters Al he field. will tanelc
in a practice ill starting at pm.
Both the clubs have been eying
each other for the past week Won
dering how they would compare IN
scrap and finally i meeting ha5
been arrenged.
E Centro women, helping provide
recreation for Uncle Sans soldiers
stationed at Camp Seeley, have got
Manager Frank Frisch of the Pr
a.es and Manager Cedric burst of
the Padres u let their boys mix
Il up a little before the Pittsburgh
club leaves Wednesday Tor their
permanent spring camp IN SCI
EcrnaYG.HC.
Money taken in at the game will
be gsed in building a swimming pool
and dance floor at the Seeley eE-
campment
All the Padres haven't arrived III
El Cenuo yet but thcy Will be here
o. game time The Pirates have been
strengthened by the arrival of Bob
Elliott, former valley lad, at tEe
camp.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-02
Citizen Kane to
Show in EI Centre

Citizen Kane Orson "ei-T~
picture which won an academ.
award will be shown at the Broac-
way theater in El Centro IuesoaE
Wednesday and Thursday Of TINS
week running continuously from
2:3o p. m, during the three-day
run.
The first showing Of this great
picture will be at 2:30 p. n the
second at $50 p. m, and the 'aiEo
~ 3:I5 p m.
Frank Ullman. manager Of the
Broadway theater, said there Vii.
be no advance in prices t2r Cit
zen Kane" The picture will CONE
10 E. Centre after l7-week con
unuous run at Hollywood thea
ter. Welles. the 26-year-old gen
ius wrote directed and acted II
this picture which mas been ac-
claimed the greatest since Birth
OF Nation.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-02
Appointment Fills
Wartime Vacancy

CARSON CITY. NeT. March , -
up Federal Judge Frank H
Norcross tocay appointed Taonas
c. C.ayen. 35 70 be [. s. Attorney
for Nevada. nun2 the pace q.
Mile y Pike now in the army
Craven. an assistant L. S. At
toIncy since 1884. Was sworn IN I'M
medlately in the federal cour' here.
Attorney General Francis Bidolc
VIII appelnl an assistant auerae"
70 I'll Crayen's office. Craven d
uauye Of Roseyllle. Cal attended
ne University Of Nevada and
graduated from Lincoln University.
law scnool san Francisco The ap-
polnumen, is temporary, gn'a Pike
returns. z 4
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-02

f1r victory. Freddie COrcOr2n re-
ports attendance at PGA tourn@-
merts up 30 per cent over 1874 Wa5
merely the best golf wear in history
CHAMP is UNDERDOG
Freddie Cochrane is a sincere
Young man bur his statement thai
Re can't get in shape to flint Ray
Robinson and will remain liz the
Navy could be interpreted as cyi-
dence the welterWeight chan would
much rather face the JaDs han Tho
Harlem Hurricane. When and if
t.ese two boys mix it, the customers
will find the champion 81 under
cog. Mel OFT played center and
ialfback on the Gretna Ia, town
football team. Next time somcOr"
brings up that WhiSkey brains ycrS-
us braWn' argumCat you mjahr rr-
mirG him that there are i3 no..e'c
mon on he New York YaLkec D4-e-
bal' team A course in calculus or
Greek mythology may not help q
man h.t 300 but the Yank5 have
Won a pennant or two ir the .'
tcH Eaars
= G4I44!Id- I4tdL44i4'N ~ tt.. 3D..
y. Tennessee l8' and Dodgcr, win
Il. 12th'. still playing EN- c.p..
20 the vest, ch?. Lieut. Ted %tuu.
tonne" Duke University pub.. ivy
aren't is winning praise tor b..
- public relations Wo"E = A.
lanta. Don't lCok now. bf '."
Toronto Maple Leafs simplE .r.Vr
10 accept the New Yori: Rang.
.rcat scoring streak as ANYTHING 'jn-
usual The Ranger arr ne.tJar
li.c I00-3ame marx. but 'Hr Ioa.
a1e still heading into q pho,oa. -
frish in the LEAGUE race Tar
spring training camp acoU's say pee
Wcc Reese i moving about + 'cr
than eyer but IN inclined 10 cO..Yi
u Even If il Wcra true ttc #.Y.'.
couldn't prove It they Wosldu' b,
aDle ~ fee pose.
T9.No 'r! Wao h1p" - ~ ...n .
H. = ID baseball hOuld A...'"
u. eat"AIA2. ! doubt If ti.e.e '.os
- arr4 % many OD.n.af '.0
if-l r.4>, DacEatpp5 q. - ..,
Fsen Rlimp Phelps is clA - .o" &,
o0ad man There j. 10 r.a .. ''.t
ports in which ChIca2o L. can 'n-
10 last. The Maroona hag" u.t
finished the Big 10 basketball r,,.
raa they are fl1nly cutuuetpd m
lie cellar FordhaIns RaH are
ias9scd 10 retain thcir lC3h n-cr
ala ncld tItlc SATURDAY.. IAt.s
eIll bc woodward Of the #r% Nu1
Herald Tribune cau find Il .otI.c
eleven worthy Of mcc'lg - Er%
York Giants
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-02

downing Art spring, Mel Ferguson,
and Dan Taylor; Marsh defeated
Jake Peralta Laddie WlllouehpJ
and Jerry Fox.
Results Of other final matches
Sunday were: first tieht-JcrSey
Birchfield df. Dick Lott, , and !;
second flight Ken Pfeltfer dl.
John Carter, ! up; thlrd flight
Ronald Layton df. Onstatt, 2 and
|: fourth flight--Ray Edwards dt.
w. H. Dewitt, l up; fifth flight
Johnny Johnson d. George Kas-
sens. , and /; sixth flight. II.
Iimon df Jim McCabe, l up on
23rd hole; seventh flight-Charles
Cutler df Bill Jacobs, and ?.
Saturdays results:
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT - Vic
Blalack df. Dan TAYLOR, l up OH
20th hole; Loycridg' 3Iarsh df. Jerry
Fox. 5 and 1.
FIRST FLIGHT - Dick Lott di.
Paul Post, ? and !; Jersey Birch
field Of. Jack Jones, up.
SECOND FLIGHT Ken Pfeiffer
df Charles Donnelly > up; John
Carter df. Gordon Easan, l up.
THIRD FLIGHT-Ronaid Layton
df. Pat Williams, 6 and 5; Frank
Onstatt df. Max Sones, 4 and 2.
FOURTH FLIGHT-Ray Edwards
Of. Dr.. Peters. l up; w II. Dewitt
df. Il. c. Latham, l up.
FIFTH FLIGHT - Johnny john
son df. paul Jenkins, 4 and 3;
George Kassens Of. II. Gallagher,
| up on the 18th.
SIXTH Flight. H. Limon df.
c. Caldwell, 4 and 3; Jim McCabe
df. Vic Gonzales, ! up.
SEVENTH FLIGHT-Bili Jacobs
Of. Chuck Bersom, up, Charles
Cutler df. w. Wake lieid, 4 and 3.
Consolation results Champ flight
Jake Pcralta Of. Art Spring, and
y. FIRST llighl Tom Crosbic di.
Newt Brazeton, . and /; second
nignt-DUI Dinsmore df. Red Ed
wards, and 3 third flight-Walter
Walsh df H. Jensen, 3 and 2; fourth
/ aight-Jack Gary df. w. McEuen.
and 4 fifth flight-F. Aceves df,
Ben Herring. . up; sixth flight
B. Howell Of. Louis DcVita, 2 up;
seventh tl9ht-G Willoughby dt.
Herb Lee. and !.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-02
NPLS. FL.44 FUTURES
n Y STOCKS

NV YORK Na8h r'F. Stocks
dee re7 fractions - mo'c t..s = point
.r Gac' dealings raaaN.
Pa.> ana chemicals lei tNr 'e'. Ca SOME
uf fse9 regc.rE neW luWS 6't tie Nta'
ana aaeen Norfolk and Western broke
. paa'> tu "a urU .aW ~ l6G lnon
'af.# ~ "a ioV a.. - .. "tf ana
~.r-a E 5ropp,d - &7-.. u4 L. Trey
#Na.aa .n> Enlaeaa.N from iaaSe levels
,a~' aferf ra#> 2t.r cn"H itaei nnN
vt. &c co:'.aaates Nr~> Cd ,iNe II
naPan; declined l. points Eastman
~a.a a#ea IN ae" .H" ii Is
..ra fa.aY Carbide -: q 0rV bottom at
,..... a# l., Hr.su1r> nN,dv, ~ aa"n
.,a.ra - poiu; IN % NJ" .-''
Bc.t#eaer1 Irt sizes latt: W.:h ! point
..>> :, 1o. l. ! Strc. h' d l'N on.
5..- =. /. ru' recovered a ht Gs.NS!r'
~a.cse# So. uf@ and G'nr'a. Motors
,..s -. -. uEt 8. and 'Hr" boz a"'U'
Runhe. common ~aS Goaa d.
s-......a ar: 'sc preferred gave -
PORTS ~ Saturday > 3H~' .~@p. ha;
,5...sea. lommu= 81 81 rvW ssEa .u'
.u4- - - - >'a"lald B.""aS
reached new .aW - -, off =.
Dow lory> p,ranl"a.> C'o>.nI stock
averages. industrial IL - o'. ~ t~..
- - 80 - u'H;N ta-f o.t l. ans
01 stocks 36.ll. or Il
stocks sales approx 2sa',t ..'l1H4 SEa'r>
..r.,.r>, 360 u10 Faaal Cath stock sales
we're $4,000 shares. she same IS on ri.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-02
LOU BOUDREAU
views HIS TEAM

CLEARWATER. Fla March ,
CUP, - Manager Lou Boudreau
gets hi- first look at his Feller-lesS
Clevpiard Indian pitching staff this
week. Although he hurlers have
been retarded b. cold weather, the
young manager believes them con-
dilioaed enough to call on them for
actual pitching aSaianments IN
practice games Thursday, Friday
md Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-02
ROOKIE INJURED

ANAHEIM. Cal. March cUP) --
X-ray photographs w5?e taken to-
day to determine the extent of in
Jury Suffered by George Donaldson.
rookie Philadelphia Athletics out
fielder. in the AS one-sided, Ill
rictory over the Seattle Rainiers,
Yesterday. Donaldson twisted his
,ight ankle slidm- INTO second base
il the seventh inning Of the con-
fPSt
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-02


school and again proved mis- agility
by stealing 13 bases in 1910 to
lead Pittsburgh in pilfered sacks.
FIt.sburgh purchased DC0 from
sa"a.Mah, Georgia in 1887 but he
80 oruoned back to the club in
80. From there ne went to other
ST. idlm teams, Louisville and
Toronto. before he Was recalled by
lhc COrsairs in the fall of 1889
gai;ih@ part in 80 major league
.aMc5 before the end OF the sea-
-ap. he Kit safely in "a of them for
.233 average.
Tie ShoWina won for the young
ster Bob is Only 25 nowD a chance
to play regularly for the Pirates
ard in 1910 he batted .292, making
"a doubles, II triples and five
homers.
Last year Elliotts average drop
red to 273. probably caused partly
by being hit on the head by a ball
in tie middle of the season. Prior
I to that ne had hit .287 and after
wards he Was only able to hit 269
for the remainder of the season.
Elliott is such a baseball natural
iaat Manager frankie Frisch this
sPrirg has seriously considered
turning Nim into a third baseman,
so that he might have Lee Handlev
available to divide the ShOrtStop-
ping work with Alt Anderson.
Sunday Bob was Snagging them
on the hot corner" in batting prac-
tee and none got away from him.
But regardless of where he'll be
playing when the season starts you
can rest assured that the valley is
Going to be we'll represented in the
National league.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-02
TNO-TINIF LOSER

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ls.tchell "a. : ."9-'..o" .o=ee .as'
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much If he 2a41p mo =. HAY
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Tie c.'rC:. u a'I,N FRA I Lea
ay holGs Angelo Bel'"u nay be
noted IN the !.eTa ma %Jtrc Dame
wlll modify IT, famed ,h.ft III favor
of the r formation and thai Angelo
HllI plav Quar'erDacK. Bfrtc!h
row Will be- ablr f. '."o1 fa'r-s
while standing Oh hi. !cad - do
NJ cart wheels ROT Hon.!
ID Win the Dr,lol' Il2el= aa>."
this spriLg j. 'hr .,.. IT, -'l'
Lander in majJr lee>.t' baseball.
james joy Jeh4a-,. - .t- "
only 70 the Ca09.s tree de- '4'
boy Abe Simon j. &c. Tor q 't.r
bout in Marcu aaa J.. onf tey j.. -
tor is certain ~ a3M p scaEE SUE
gar ior an 0atGoo. ..'. - '-'
spring. 20 me boz bard" III. blown
himseu 10 six fes Dr'.- -.
Alfred Vanderbilt .122c' 'ha' la~c
rack p9otI's be itol'- ~ i0a ger
ont dlu.o 'ir "a' ;4c 'sr o'urr
uut proprietor Lg~ alr .see 'n"
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don't cotton u Nj " sueeeslon
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-02
lNFIELD GOOD

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla Mar. ,
crPl - The 81 Louis Cardinal in
rIeId was the talk Of the town TO-
cay after a sparkling defensive
drill Sunday n winch Manager Billy
SouthWorth used q number OF COM
hInationS The missing members.
Prank Crespy. shortstop and Elwood
English. utility. may have difficulty
o;sting some OF the others from
taeir Jobs. SouthWOrth indicated