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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-05-14
Truths Pondered While
Riding At Anchor
MIR. MODESTUS
. REVOLUTION
. THEN CAME A WAR
. PRIVATE ENTERPRISE
. NEW LABOR POLICY

Bert Wheeler said:
''There'll be revolution
If the Administration gets us intC
this damnable war;
Well, were in; and whether Berl
knows it or not
We also have the revolution
This country used to be the domain
of the Sixty Families
But those people are being told, now
these days
What they are telling sounds mostly
like confessions of bad boys.
But some folks are wondering
What things will look like, after thi:
war is dome
If and when wet get Hitler an(
But that is Il different kind of {;
question
However: We notice that a lot OF
things
Which we were always told would
be simply awful
Would be dreadfully impractical
and agin human nature
Are working out mighty fine, during
this war period
Pressure for profits taken out oI
the picture, quite Il bit
Pressure for service pumped into
the whole system, by and large
Result: \ lot of things which were
impossible are being done
think of shooting stars.
X X X
Just for instance, too
DO you suppose Americans will &C
back again
TO the idea that patent can be
used to protect deal
Between Il lot of little corporation
tybes-
And some potential enemy powers
In such Il way as to high-jack tho
whole of civilized America during a
war?
Or during peace time either, foi
lliil l!dlltI.
America has presented the spec
tacle-
OF almost unlimited natural re-
sources
Locked up by corporation title deeds
and operating methods
While millions Of willing and capable
citizens
Have their hands tied, and theii
brains shackled-
BY failure of something called "pri
vate enterprise
by Stalling of an incentive called
"Priyate profit
BY the consequent paralysis of life
processes of the nation
Until there came Il war. Then the
dams were opened
X X X
Why should Americans be bound and
gagged
In time of pcapce, in days of pros
perity for il few?
Is not their life important then, and
that of their children
In days of peace, as well as in tim.
of war?
The stakes in either constitute just
the lives of the people
If those chains can be thrown off
for a Destructive NynI-
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1942-05-14

EASTERN GENERAL WARE STAMPING CoMMITTEE ZEE w
danuactrersA g. DALE, FRED SUTTERLIN, JAMES TURNER
OPERATIVES. f. L. MHEATLEY VIM E. YOUNG EDWARD SEYFIERI
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
N. Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. Jan. l9. up
Strength in railroad and sugar
shares and weakness in chemicals
featured dull dession on the
stock market today.
Demand for rails was predicted
on outlook for heavy traffic and
higher freight rates. Gains ranged
to more than a point in southern
Railway Preferred. Santa Fe made
a new high at 81 = up l and At
lantic coast line rose point.
Pennsylvania. New York Central
and Southern Pacific were active
and fractions higher.
A statement by Secretary OF Ag-
riculture Wickard that the United
States faces a sugar shortage by
the end of 1912 brought some de-
mand for sugar shares. Guantan-
amo Preferred rose 4 points to a
new high at SIS. Fajardo rose more
than a point despite threats of a
a labor tieup of the Puerto Rican
sugar industry, OF which il is a
leading producer. All other sugar
issues were fractions higher
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
L. A. PRODECE

Los ANGELES. Jan. j. Upa =
Trading was moderate.
punched vegetables beets 75-s5c
carrots 99-$1; celery root soc. di-
kon 75-s0c. green onions 225-2.5u;
Ieeks SLIPS. mustard 6o-soc; par
sley 5O-75c radishes l.20-l.50: spi-
mach Sl-1.25: turnips 75-75c anise
25c. kohl fhba 35c mint and water
crcss 3O-3sc. oyster plant 40c.
Cabbage; local cannonball crts
1.15-1.35; jbos 6O-65c. Danish l.5o.
red local 2.25-2.5o; savoy 4o-6Oc.
Lettuce: dry pack Imperial Wy
crts 4s 1.5O-1.75; 5s 1.60-1.75; local
Is 1.5o local loose 5o-75c. Iced
Phoenix 6s 50.
Peas; per lb. pole san Diego 9
lie. Coachella Wy s-11c. bush san
Diego 7-sc. Coachella Wy 5-Sc To-
cal 5-6i4c. 5o-lh crts Imperial Wy
as; china peas Coachella Wy 16-
IS cents
squash: white summer Imperial
Wy crts 35o-375; local lugs 2-2.5o
Italian Imperial crts 3-2.25; SAN
Diego lugs 2.50-2 -: yellow crook
neck Imperial Wy crts go table
queen Santa Clara 90 lugs, banana
local pink lie ID: hubbard local
&c.
Tangerines: per ID. Imperial Wy
DancYs 3L L-4i.C. Mandarins .. Sc.
Tomatoes: Nilands crts '9-12 tops
1902. 1igs l.40-1.65; 2os l-1.25;
flats AXIS l.25-1.5o; 6-tops 1.25-l.5o
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
BY PAUL SCHEFFELS

NEW YORK, Jan. 10. oUP)-A
few weeks from today a dark-eyed
Young man will take q pen from
a bushy- broWed old gentleman and
sign his name to baseball con-
tract that will give him the biggest
player income in the game
The young man will be Joe Di-
Maggie and the old gent will be
president Ed Barrow of the New
York Yankees and if the task
proves unusually difficult the
American league club can thank
the New York chapter Of the base
ball writer's association which has
designated the black haired Italian
from San Francisco as the player
of the year for l941." 1t was th2
second time he had been voted the
honor.
The position enjoyed by this
most potent of three baseball-play-
ing trotherS has not come through
has been established through a
any quirk of the ballot box but
series of batting and fielding feats,
several without parallel in diamond
archives
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
DIMAGGIO will Be HIGHEST PAID
AFTER RECEIVING PLAYER AWARD

times and was hit b. pitchers
twice.
His sensational streak wiped out
George Sisters modern mark of
hitting safely in 4 consecutive
games in 1922 and Willie Keeler's
record of Al in 1897,
Only three days after his skein
had been snapped, DiMaggio
bounced back Will one his best
days with four long hits, three
doubles and homer against
Detroit on July 30 This perfor-
nance cqualcd the league record
for cxua-bas" hits in single
game.
Joe wound up his batting feats
for tho year by winning the runs
driven-in title by batting in 125
tallics, five more than runner-up
Williams
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
SKI AWARDS GO
TO STATE TEAMS

SUN VALLEY, Ida. Jan. 10. tUP)
California men and women ski
teams today were awarded trophies
won in the annual western inter-
state ski tournament held over the
week end.
California skierS scored 7755
points. Utah was second with 1927.
Other team scores were: Washing
ton 705.7; Colorado zoo; Montana
626.4 idaho G23.3; Nevada 6052,
and oregon 564.l.
Barney Mclean, Colorado, won
the individual award for excellence
in three events He placed third i'll
the jumping and captured both the
doWnhill and Slalom events. His
total score was 293
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
NELSON CROSSES
BAY AFTER WIN
IN OAKLAND Open

OAKLAND, CAL. Jan. 10.
tUPt-Ryron Nelson led a
field of $50 transforming golf
frr> across The bay to san
Francisco today to take part
in the $1,000 san francisco
oucu match play tournament
after winning his first winter
golf crown in California-thc
$4,000 Oakland open.
Since 1893 the Toledo. O.,
golfer. national open champion
in 1889 and PGN champion i'm
1910, has ploddcd around the
west coast courses but not until
Yesterday did he come home
ahead of the field.
He did it ith a vengeance,
>hatterin& par by six strokes
for the four rounds of play
with cards of 81, 60. go and 90
for total of pa. The victory
nettcd Nelson $1,000.
The last round was the
easiest of the tournament, Nell
son declared.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
CAGERS PREPARE
FOR GAMES TUES.

Valley hIgh school basket
ball teams will play two
leagu2 games apiece this
week. with the first games
scheduled for Tuesday ana
lie second encounters 81 Friday
Tuesday Cu,eNlco vii trave. 10
BraNlcy 10" a match that VII pit
TWO uubea,cr teams. Imperial VIII
nee, Holt1jNc n Ho!iNllc and f.
Ctntro VII 90 % Callpatrla.
TIE game il BraWley will prob
abIy be the be-, ot -ameS Tuesday
although thc NlklnL-TiScr tlit IN
Ha.tyIlle .oomS with possibilities. for
,he Two squads should be prett"
evenly matched Ca,eXico should
bea. The B";Wity Wildcats as they
have uncovered considerably more
SCORING p.Mcl nan Coach Sheldon
loaghboro3gh'> boTS nave BraWlcv
beat Calpa,yla ana HoltVille bUt
the Bulldogs from CaleXlco ran up
q mach larger score against Cali
pat than cid The Wildcats and Coach
Ed Covuston OF the Balldo-S uSed
his first S,rins players only half
ol the game.
The E Centro Spartans shouldn't
have too mach trouble III winning
from CaNpa,rj3: they have tie ad-
van,age q bi-ge9 and more expert
erccd men The Snartans have run
over Imperial ana Holtyille thus
far IN tie season TO keep head and
head with CaleXleO and BraWley.
After tie ti.,S Tuesday. they will
in al probability have but one rival
on The undeitated list.
Both f, Cenro and CaleXico will
want 10 win games Tuesday but
they will be pointing towards re-
reWing their long-standing rivalry
Friday night when they are sched-
uled TO meet on the Ell Centro
floor. Last year ;he Bulldogs took
Two thrillers from the Spartans TO
carry away the league title.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
/. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, Jan. l9. (UPl-
CFederal-State market news serv-
ice)
Cattle lsalable 2600. very slow.
early undertone weak to 25 cents
lower on streers and she stock:
Bull and stockers and feeders
steady; few common steers 10.6a:
bulk medium to good teers and
heifers held around 11.50-12: com
mon to medium COWS s-9.35: many
held higher: Gamers and cutters
6.25-750; common to good bulls
9-l0.4O; common to medium feeder
steers10-1O.50; calves salable GOO.
about steady: odd good To choice
vealers IA SOLE; common 10 med
ium calves 1912; good stock cal
YES 13.
Hogs salable 1900: few early
sales 10-l5 cents higher but most
bids steady; few medium 10 choice
I7O-2oO lb 1225-12.65; top 12:65:
most bids 1880 down; few good
250-270 lbs. 11.50-l2; good TO choice
sows 10.50-11; stays $40.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
UMPIRE SCHOOLS
MAY BE OPENED

CHICAGO, Jan. 10. (UPl-Tle
semi-pro baseball congress, opening
a campaign to make baseball "the
nations wartime sport, annOInc-
ed To-Day that it may be necessary
10 establish free correspondence
schools 10 train requirements To-
umpires drafted into the L. S
army.
The board Of commissioner Yo.et
70 accepf 1000 irdlvid"a. Wnr.5rr
applications for the 1892 seasoa
at the congress opening Session
yesterday
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
BROWN PLAYER
TRlES.,E0R WINGS

LOS ANGEL 1ES, Jan. 80 up
Johnny BerardinC, star shortstop
for the ST. Louis Browns. today be-
gan his basic flying training in
the United States Army air corps
at Higley field, Chandler, Ariz,
BerardinO signed up as an avia-
ton cadet in Los Angeles and pass
ed his physical examination. He
told Maj, Arthur Davidson that
army service was "A lot more i'm
portant right now although I hate
to give up baseball -
The American league player bat
ted .27l last season. He joined the
Browns in 1897 after two and
half years playing baseball for the
University Of Southern California.
He is married
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19

4
tsr~ 4Mun4 strr1k intact. II was
The lu4r,n came lie Ortiz gang has
4on and the have lost none The
I{,are t,"m. which has played one
norc anne tban the Stars, has
.aan sau amc~ and lost one to
,e.a.A an 500 per cent win average.
J.e Fomae9o. TeDcr shortstop.
.pueG an ,hrer of Hcbers runs,
...tma - Lome rum with two men
-. bose Two other times the He
s,r n.atrrs We're left with two on
oa-o he the star har!er
The 4ame al BraWlcy saw the
you.Etal Redbird team drop a game
IT, ,lr rcyamped BraWley Merchants
T.c ,Ho BraWley teams the Fast
side and Merchant clubs, have
cl."u4ea names and now the MeXi-
can teU is known as the Mer-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
l.. A. BUTTER & EGGS
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Jan. IL. CPD-Grain
futures drifted lower in DUH dea'-
ings today as grain men waited for
the Senate-House conference com
mittee's report on the price control
bill.
Wheat closed 4 to ! cent a
bushel lower; corn off 20 ~;
oats off = 10 -; rye off :. t. =;
and Soybeans up : I" :.
Secretary Wickard'~ warning Of
possible shortages in fats and oil
brought out a moderate oomm.-
ion houe demand for ~oybean III
lures. but grain attracted lt'l~
buying.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
CATHOLICS WON'T
HOLD TOURNEY

CHICAGO. Jan. 10. (UP)-The
Rev. Edward F. Maher, S. j., direc
tor, announced today that the 1912
National Catholic Basketball tour
nament had been cancelled to make
way for a naval training program.
The l8-Eear-old mvitational cage
classic had been held annually at
IpEola academy which shares facil-
iticS with InyolG university.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
l.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 1e. up
Prices remained firm in light trad
ing on the Los Angeles stock eX-
change today. With early volume
approximating $500 shares. five Is
sues were up. two down and -four
unchanged.
The list: blue diamond 50 un-
changed: sontag = up J.; edison
com 20 up l.; southern pacific i
II up y : union oil 13 u unehang-
ed: Byron jackson j u unchang-
ed: creameries of America 8 =
dnWn !. menaScn 1.2I unchanged. :.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
IL . q US
SPORTS PARADE

Red DuttOn, boss man of the Brook
lyn American Hockey club, lets Off
steam durin2 his losing Streaks BY
playing ping pong ON the trunks
in the drcssin- room Paul
Moss, film writing managcr OF Billy
SOcse, IS back from the script mills
of Hollywood and Will Join The
navy. Mos, incidentally, has noyct
s en- SoOsc fight He stays in the
urcsSlug quarters by nImScH duung
the bouts, narvouslg pacing the
ilOor ana smoking III the most APP
proved chain fashion . Wheat
ley Stabl" las half-brother of
9eabiscuit. It tmY little cuSS named
push vino W. H. only 600 pounds
FEW TENNIS BALLS
PrrSidcn' HsirUlnc Wmd Of the
Unitcd Staa I9Wu Tennis aa2o"l-
ati,u estimate. tlf the present
supply ii t.MI l.l- HMl la#i only
tive mcltH cscu i riioaed
The steel shortage VIII force eoll
club manufactures to Standardize
irons and weed ont few OF the
numbers from ono t. 10. Old tim
ers consider this a bon, holding
that golfer who needS IA club,
for his shots is just a mechanic
Here is a prcdlction If he
isn't drafted, Ray oSg2ar Robin
son is going to develop into the
greatest little fighting man in his
tory. I have never seen a faster
boy with a knock out punch, he IS
getting better every time he goes
TO the post and he is only 2l .
Maria Link. the Brazilian eirl
who holds ii" world back strOk"
records, will remain III the united
states to study a9Spriasiieid Cql-
! 90 ... C"o1 Rice, two-mile re
"a h.l@er, viii appear Saturday. in
t. 1ll lee-mile Metropolitan A. All U.
title race here i. 4. Dartmouth pas
started the football rolling BY raj ly
ing Ivy league members to. 81 nc
tfor the use Of freshmen pl1 gers
on varsity teams next fall
Major league magnates arey still
r,1I1f1t1dr their eyes tn amazGmcnt
~ the tatcmeTtS OF Clark jGrif-
fiti1 of washington In fay Il Of
not only seven but "A Org more
nies,t eSsjaes 8 year now tn the
Pre4identghas okayed the 1872 sea
son. 0&{fflth has been th1 mosi
hittera ny of night ball 4 either
- - Sonia Henie ret tlrnS to
~ SlaI3$ 3 tDnignt with and her ice
st.I tn Il n quest Of lIef sec
ond ilat ncw
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19

san FRANCISCO. Jan. ~ 'OF'
A basketball triple header brings
tie cop bay area quintets onto the
same tlooY 9. Civic auditorium
tomorrow nigh.
California ana Golden State op-
en The DeoceecI.-s at $50 p. m.
20 be followed by Stanford and
the USF Dons with ST Mary's
and Santa Clara winding up the
proceedings al g p. m.
The three way blowoff leads up
to the BAY area opening OF the
southern section of re Pacific
coast conference Friday night al
Palo Alto when Stanford engages
California. California takes on
Santa Clara Saturday night.
California reversed is form nd
Jhumped University OF Southern
California 4, to 36 Saturday night.
Stanford, using seond stringers. de-
teated San Jose State 81 TO SO.
In the Northwest. Idahos wand
ais upset The Washington State
five 80 70 23 while il a Rocky
Mountain conference game Mon
ana STATE beat Greeley State Al
70 ~ Montana University tram
5.ed Gonzaga - % 81.
Tie Mater F.eld Fliers scored q
second victory C.er University o.!
Nevada. 81 70 d Santa Barbara
State evened is series with san
Diego State. winning 80 TO %.
College Of Pacific turlN.d the
tables to beat University of San
Francisco 30 70 % while Ere no
5tate was making It tWo in a row
over the California Aqgies. a. TO 33
IL southern California. Lovola
cGt,as'cd University Of Redlands
u T. 25 while California Tech de
t"ated Pomona as 70 45.
Il northern Junior College ranks.
Sas.amrn'n 'nprped Stockton 50
~ 80. San Matco trimmed Modesto
81 % % and Salinas beat Santa
PDaa 10 70 =
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
SAN DIEGAN IS
KING OF CASTERS

LONG BEACH. Cal. Jan. 10.
UP'-Milton Kraft. San DIEGO. to-
day held the all around champion
ship Of the second annual mldWinter
fly and bait casting tournament.
Kraft won in finals Sunday. with
Carroll Thorne Jr., Long Beach.
second: Ben Robinson, Long Beach,
third and Dick Miller. Hunting
ton Beach. fourth.
Thorne won the main event, IN"
=. ounce accuracy bait casting. With
a score of 90 per cent
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19

chants and the Merchants arc the
EaStslde team. Change WAS occa-
stoned by the Merchants getting
uniforms from the disbanded West
morland team
Jack Suttle of the Rcdbirds pitch
ed siX-hit game but errors in
fielding let the Merchants take the
game The Redbnds made 10 safe
ties. Jack Tackctt. FL Centre first
baseman hit three times out OF
four at bar to lead hittcrS. Bill
Allard Norman SHARP and Bud
Measures all hit homerS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
BY JACK GUENTHER

NEW YORK. Jan. l0-'UP-A
tree trip on the sports men.-eo-
round If the tavern CWnc. ot
C.ncinnati note slump n 4.-.-
ness after the baseball =. son
opens. they can blame II o0 I,aI
Goodman The Reds Neh' A".c-
er. an orthodox throWcr t..l4.-h-
out his career, viii debut a
scuthpaU TINS year D'ca#. a
shoulder ailmcnt has doadCaoa u''
ligh' arm After oae eIaaae at
tHIs port side retyi"yIn2 'ne ..!-
flrmed fans may b" cXpCc'e4 10
s.an The PLEDGE en- mas" .nr-
gc' those lumolS regarding t.e Im-
mediate s1iit Of Carl Snarc.E ...m
Cornell The crafty ca%Haaa Loe
Ino tcam coming up. t. o..
}ulu.. and Is it'd wa by rel'..t.
for another
To weci:. a4o the Eui',% z.
Va informed that Meilp Hs....r
tie Bcec5n, N Y" aca|tr#s...'.
had been seriously injured IN an
auto crash nrar Pitt.b.W2h. Be-
tina personally informed the a3or,s
department via telephone iroa Iii.
hcme that he hadn't b "a zee.
the steel city. Five days ialc.
Betina f2ueht in Pittsburgh
5edashed his car white drlFiG. to
HeW york and was sew q up %'u
l8 stitches Conn 1icCraag..
the turf's mighty mite, Is back in
stride at Hialcah. Thereby a0.Mg
that there must be surE " tH.- a-
courses for Jockeys aS "cil a-
courses for hOlsfs
TILDEN OF 1850
Tom G"5unc. originator - ;..,
whfcn La fo.dsd up .1c 'aa @ac
GH.... '". ... '.
Af r.. a4fa Pa.
Ia ri 49,. ..d fl.c Z. "..#.. .-I
1850 II. maze j. Gr4al" Co4ty,
ic !. oAl9 Il s Az old a,o nc hs
tur mos ya,u4c! p. IA of
H. !. .. Na Hoach a inl nis
cI4Y T... aIIe"t - q 4n-
t.q l. lAr greatest player N the
country TIE boy WsI.ls pnlY 90
pounde and stands JuA 33 u thes
tall but ku,cks II Ii Ja.l.- Il hnis
hi2aIc3 with an easr ties appa hch-
. indifference. OnlY al amaz-
In2 restraint STOPPED Ptoi G%ynneI
snort Of adding uHr Gr'reid also
can sprint, go the lon1c and come
from behind in the arrr'ch
Charles ConatantMo an $aJt side
My York l"athcr~cnht ms won
- cUalGhC L,..tn3 T.-.1 Aes !.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
IA. GRAIN

Les ANGELES. Jan. j.. UP)
Barley NJ. west. SGs2'4 1.97t-
Barley malt type .... S.97i2 n PIT
Milo No. yelo Cal S1.7212 " -
Milo no. yelo T. hulk S1.5oH1.55
Feed oats .............. S2.10N . 20
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
L. 4. POULTRY


Les ANG GELES. Jan. - Up
Hen. LeEhoru>. :. to i. lbs l6,
Hens. Leghorns oScr ST. 49,. l7l
Hens. Leg. over 4 lbs and up 1sc
Hens, colored, TO sh lbs . 24C
Hens. colored over y lbs up 24c
Broilers, /. & up L. lbs. o.. l7c
Broilers over ] = AID up 10 -. >19c
Fryers. Leg. wore - 10 3 lbs. I6c
Fryers, colored, 21a 10 81 lbs 2oc
F-yers, colored over 81. to AZ 21c
Roasters, colored over AZ lbs 25c
Rabbits No. old ................. .07c
Ola Ducks. White Pekin ...... .at,
Capons over ) lbs and up ...... 25c
Young Tom Turkeys - III up coc
Young Tom Turkeys LIE 10 up -
Young Hen Turkeys I0-up .... 2ac
Old Leghor BOOSTERS ........ Us
Ducklings. Pekin over lbs. =. 19c
Capons 10 Slbs .#............... 25c
Rabbit. No. l white 81 TO Az 15c
Rabbits, mixed colors 5l4-41a lbs 13o
Old Roosters. colored ......... 13c
Stags. colored ..................- lac
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
TRACK OPERATOR
DIES IN PHOENIX

PHOENIX. Ari2.. Jan. 10 tUPl---
Charles F. Ford, 50. former operator
of the Hawthorne race track, Chica-
90, died at a local hospital yester-
dar after a heart attack
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
ECLIPSED ALL RECORDS

Joe first won the player of the
year" honor by batting 346 and
hitting As home runs in 1887 His
l94l feat of hitting safely in 56
consecutive games eclipsing all
former records and sparkling his
club to its fifth pennant in the six
seasons he has been a Yankee.
made him the unanimous choice OF
the writer's this year.
DiMaggio will receive the plaque,
which first was presented in 1880
when Bill Terry OF the New York
Giants batted .40l To in it, at the
writer's 10TH annual dinner Feb.
Others winning tIc honor have
been in order. Lou Gehrig Herb
Pcnnock, Carl HubbeH, Dizzy Dean,
Hank Grcenberg, Tony La2zcri,
DiMaggio, Jimmy Fo%x, Bucky
walters and Bobby Fcllcr.
Ted Williams of the Boston Red
SOX vas the only player to offer
Joe competition for the l941. Will
iamS became the ninth 400 hitter
in American league history when
he won the circuit batting title
with 40G, but in the opinion of
the writer's, DiMaggio'S deeds were
more phenomenal.
SINGULAR FEAT
Joe followed Williams and Cecil
Travis nf Washington III the bat
ting race with an average of .357
and registered baseballs most
singular feat with his consecutive
game streak.
Beginning with a hit off Ed
Smith Of Chicago on May Is, Di-
Mageia hammered out hit after
hit day after day until Al Smith
and Jim Bagby Of Cleveland stop
ped him July IT, During the streak,
Joe Collected 81 hitS in 223 times
at bat.-a 4Q8 including
IS doubles, four triples and Is
homers. He scored Sc runs and
drove in 55 more. He was granted
21 passes, struck out only five
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
STARS SNATCH
LEADER SHIP

FL Centres All Stars managed by Manuel ORTIZ, played
tight ball to snatch leadership away from Hebcr 43 and
Ea I,.,,ylev Merchants pounded win over the
l Centre Rpdbrd in baseball games in the winter league
Sunday. Al The I'll tenlro stadium Raul Mejias hurled
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
MAR K
- BAROMETER


Efforts shippers bolster
S150
pended bring price Elsewhere
L. produce
WereS steady strong
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
LOCAL BCTTERFAT

/. 4. Butter ......... -##....-. @S
Grade A. Cream #........... -
Manufacturing Milk .......... -
Route gathered cream ........ 4r
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
L. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. Jan. II UPJ =
Bid Asked
............... A..
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-19
TEAMS MEET IN
PREP FOR SEASON
OPENER FRIDAY

san FRANCISCO. Jan. 10. tUPl
A basketball triple brings
tie ,op bay area quintetS onto the
same tlooY 9, Civic auditorium
tomorrow nigh.