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The Nome nugget., 1942-01-19
Japanese Assert Australian Lines n Malaya Broken

UNDATED. Jsn. IT l4'l - An oGe al Tokyo broadcast asserted that lap invasion armies had broken thru the Australian de- faase lines in the Batu Pahat sec tor 50 miles northwest ef Singa- pore and it is apparent that a c-iss is near on the fate of Brit ais $4'0.000,000 stronghold.
 Tha Tokyo rsd.9 said that Jap observation planes reported that American and Fi ipino artillery me9 are abandoning artillery po- sit.o1s ;n large columns and are joining the general retreat to- ward Msn Ia Bay on the west coast of B2tan Peninsula.
 British Headquarters at Singa- pore acknowledged that Jap troops gained 9 footho'd on the south bank of strategic Muar Riv ar. 90 miles north of Johore Strait, which separates Singa- pore Islard from the mainland. It WIS sad that a major battle is developing r the Malayan jun gles 10 the northwest
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-19
Heavy Attack MacArthur's Arl1ly On Saturday

WASHINGTON, Jan. IT lP) - A War Department bulletin re- ported "a heavy Jap attack is now in progress against the right flank of General MacAr- thurs men. This is well support ed by aircraft and artillery and the assailants greatly outnumber the defenders. However, our sol diers are stubbornly contesting the attempted advance"
 An official Tokyo dispatch quot ed frontline dispatches as saying that Jap forces completely oc- cupied "Malacca, capital of the Malacca Straits settlement, no miles north of Malacca."
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-19
Allies Believe Hitler Plotting
 New Move But Exact Nature
 Unknown-Suspect Mediterranean

UNDATED. Jan. l9 (P. Hints of actual circumstantial evidence that Hitler is plotting new move, wh oh have appeared from time to time since the Russian offensive was thrown into re- verse, was given the official Axis stamp, although what he has in mind is still obscure. The Ger man radio declared that milj- tary convention was signed yes terday by Germany, Italy and Japan and provided "proper ap- propriate distribution of military, forces in preparation fo opera tons, of which great striking power will be the outstanding significance.
 Speculation. now as before, nat urally turns 10 the Mediterran- can zone. newly strengthened by the fact that Hitler's naval chief tain, Admiral Raeder and Musso lini's chief of naval staff. Admir- al RiccardL talked of high s'rat
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-19
Carol Lombard.
 2l Others Killed In Airliner Crash

LOS ANGELES, Jan. IF t4') - Carol Lombard, actress, and wife of Clark Gable, and 21 others. including her mother and 15 Army niers apparently perished ast night Tn the explosive crash of IVA luxury liner near Las Vegas, Nevada. Flames were sighted from the air soon after the accident. There was no in dication of life.
 Ground parties struggled in difficulty today through the rug ged mountains and abandoned at tempfs 10 travel afoot and took to horses.
 The Army Air Corps Ferry Command al Long Beach said the Army men were members of the Ferry Command returning to the coast from near assign ments. They boarded the plane at A buquerQue. where four other passengers were put off to make room.
 The plane took off for Las Ve- gas at TOY and at about 7:30, workers at the Blue Diamond mine saw a flare and heard an eX plosion A few minutes later, Western Airlines pilot Art Chen ey radioed that he saw a fire on Table Mountain, near the scene.
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-19
.HRale Explained
 On Sea Only
 Raise of l5%

Boost of the Alaska Steamship Company's freight rates by AS per cent, approved by the U. S. Mari time Commission, will toss an other stone into Fairbanks fnan- cial saddlebag, but the stone will be a stone, and not a boulder.
 Large scale shippers of the vic inity panied this metaphor in their explanation that the 45 per cent increase on steamship rates vii produce actually only an approximate Is per cent higher overall charge from Seattle to Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-19
Carol Lombard Victim Air Crash
Japs Sluggish After Defenders Smash Attack

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19 lP) - Jap eesa patrols have been ac- 8vc 7getast American and Fili- pno fore. in the Philippines for .hc psst 2t hours, but the results are .ndeeisivc, the War Depart ment reported. Ground opera tions were of a desultory na- ture, since American troops smsshed a heavy Japanese at lack. A commun.que said enemy ar activities Was confined 10 ire quest reconnaissance flights.
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-19
Singapore Just Another Outworn
 Defense Concept As Jap Drive
 Down Malay Peninsula Continues

UNDATED, Jan. l9 (A9 With the Japanese still advancing down Malaya's steaming jungle land which the Brit sh looked upon as a sort of na ural Maginot line, Singapore hes taken its p ace as another outWorn defon- s-Ve concept. The battle f Singa port became a purely test of fight ing men and their Wosooas. Some of the Gerccst he I -.2- hand coe bat in the history Of war is in store, if it has not al ready been in progress along the narrowing fluid line of defense in Jchore s.ate, well within 100 miles from the pivotal naval base wh ch the British call the Gibraltar Of the Orient.
 The British acknowledged 15-mile retreat from Johore's central sector and further Japan ese infiltration a ong the western coast, tacitly admitting the of fensive IS between 90 and 95 miles from Singapore. While, the Japanese claimed a thrust down the same coast within 25 miles of their goal.
 Soon, but no ore knew Whe7 or where, the British Imperial must make final stand if the Japanese thrust is to b. halted snort of Johore Strait. This IS water hazard, wh ch in the final aaalya.g .hialS Singapore island and its invaluable naval installa- tions. Whoever holds Singapore may well control the course Of the war in the southwest Pacific.
 Official silence from the Dutch on land action ind cated that the J panesc offensive from foot holds gained in the Netherlands E st Indies, is marking time pend irg the outcome of the battle of 5 apagore. However, the Dutch did report Japanese air raids on the Borneo oil port of Balik Papa or the is and of Sabank off the northern tp of Sumatra.
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-19
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The Nome nugget., 1942-01-19
Mediterranean is Seen

erv last week al a Bavar.an req d41y9DS
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-19
Report Free French Siege
 ~ Cgs Spanish ShiDs

MADRID, Jan. IT OH' - The 7cW#napar Arriba said a Free French destroyer entered the har 5ar of San Isabel on the Spanish is and of Fernando Poo off the west coast of Afiea and seized three merchantmen.
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-19
Churchill Back England g From Western Trip

LONDON, Jan. IT lH) - Chur- chil' s'enped prosacally from a train, home from his history making visit 10 the United States and Canada. after flying from Bermuda to Plymouth. Four of his chief lieutenants were with him
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-19

Mediterranean is Seen
 But of the Mediterranean. b.g move in that region might b. against Turkey with the idea of winning control of the entire east ern Mediterranean zone includ- ing. the Suez Canal. or through Spain, aimed at reducing Gibral- tar Or carrying the war to West Africa. and finally use of the p,a.nly-.ndlcated objective of turning to the British offensive in LIbya In all these possibiI-
 lies. the strategic position of Malta little British island just south of Italy and Sicily. figures promin a1ly Recently stepped mp aerial pounding of shat fs~ land uaderscored tho Iiklibood has an offersiVe there. perhaps in the style of the battle of Crete, stands h.e5 in the AXs order of bus ness.
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-19
Report Surrender of Axis Garrison At Halfaya

CAIRO, Jan. i7 lP) - The Middle East headquarters an- nounced that the Axis garrison at Halfaya surrendered uncon- ditionally.
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-19
Applies to Shipping

ICGA lSGu SuICHdTBGS on DOlQ pas senger and freight rates for the Alaska Steamship Company were granted by the Maritime Com mission only for the purpose of covering increased expenses of wartime operation such as war risk insurance for the crews and bonuses for increased length of voyages of vessels due to war conditions.
 No upward revision of rates has been announced by the Al aska Railroad, whose charges con stitute approximately two-thirds of the total freight costs between Seattle and Fairbanks.
 Hence, the 45 percent lift in steamship freight charges affects only about one-third of the total freight costs between Seattle and Fairbanks, making an approXl- mate IS percent overall raise.
 Specific Instance
 As a specific instance A. l.. Wilbur Sr., of the A. l.. Wilbur and son Sheet Metal and Plumb ing firm, pointed out that for a commodity on which there is a $60 per ton overall charge from Seattle 10 Fairbanks, approXi- mately $40 of that amount goes to the A Aiaska Railroad. The 45 per cent increase, then, would act only on the $20 steamship charge, an added charge of So This would make the overall charge from Seattle to Fairbanks an approximate total of $69 per ton.
 Washington reports of the Mari time Commissions approval specified that the permission for the Alaska Steamship Company to make the icnrease carried a provision that the company must report to the Commission it's ac- tual operating expenses period cally.
 
 Other Lines Not Included
 The Commission also stated that the order applied only to the Alaska Steamship Company. Any other companies seeking in creased rates must file applica- tion for permission. Other lines operating to Alaska are expected to follow the lead of the Alaska Steamship Company.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16

Displaying a masters touch in his
putting. ROGERS completely domi-
natel lis former teacher from start.
iae Tee 10 the 36.a hole where the
malch WaS called off
TIE BraWley golfer. who had not
#2n a valley tourney before, va,
neee up ON the Barbara Worth
.rl2Se. n the end Of ID and was five
I'D 2s theH rounded the turn at the
e7th hole
Although consistent cham
j aeashiD flight contender. in Il
seals ef play Rogers had not taken
title until he doWned the man
Hno ave him his first instructions
IN the came
He gayy much credit to Mortie
] Butra Del Rio pro, for bringing
lis came up To winning calibrc.
SCORES TWO ACES
All tcaStS il The clubhouse We're
nG. bein2 doWned in honor of the
hey champ however. Bill Jacobs,
GaItXlen farmer, was being warmly
cansratIlated and treated little
With ave after turning in the most
amasine eollina exhibition in local
history ON two consecutive days
y. TIE second fli9ht player scored
hGlts-!n -4ne. And to top it off the
aces were made on the same hole
No. eght and with the same ball
ard club a five iroa. The hole is
l45 yards Iona across a deep ravine.
Odds for one holC-in-One are tln-
beicyablc but fer two on conseca-
tive days are unheard of.
Jacobs said the hole had alWaS5
been an easy one for him to shoot
and ole other time he had bounced
nj tee shot off the pin two inches
from the rim of the cup.
The first hole-in none was made
Hhea Jacobs was playing With Vie
Gea2ales on Thursday. and tho
second came on Friday in match
With {. r. Hayden. Witnesses on
tie first day included Forrest Fer
gusma Gonzales, c. Caldwell and
c. Sharp. The second shot, on Fri
dax tie 18th was viewed b% Hay
cen and Jim Roberts,
re.haDs the date was unlucky
far Jacobs the second day for he
Vas doWned by Hayden,
Here are Saturdays semifinal re-
abs:
Championship fHght-Les Rogers
ii. Jack Jones. and 3 Forrest
Feeauson Of. r. r Birchfield, 3
and .
Fi!s. fight-Massey Horton of.
Ban Herring, and 1; Ray Edwards
If. Georse Morris, . up.
Second flieht-Virgil Torrence d.,
[. Iaudon, 6 and ); 81 Simonton
af. G. r. Hayden and ?.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
S'P ARES,
and
STRIKES

TIE Fl Contro Majorettcs-eirla
hsWlm4 team nave scheduled 4
match for Wednoss ay night at the
Bowling Palace aeainst picked
team from the San DIEGO Padres
baseball squad.
Last week the local gals turned
back the RAF team from Imperial
'ifld easily and 4 rematch is ached-
ulcd for March l6
In the mixed league, the Telc-
phGae company team sill holds its
lead of tour over the Tropics after
tron9sHs me Building Loan keg
lcrS. 81.
Tic Tropics won from Brad
shaW's BY an equal score and the
Grapettos move, NO THIRD place
IN S,andinas after splitting with the
Coca Cola boWlcrs. > and
i'm Bacon throw 225 game 10
sancr individual hGaors He was
EcaIin9 fef the Telephone Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
THE = Ay'S
SPORTS PARADE

never have reached tie post as 1t
The better informed golf c3it
les say young Chick Ha!b7rt IS tic
les rookie since Sammy SHeaG nd
is blessed with a mnca more clas-
&c temperament.
Jie'my Webb a thoaaashlH rev.
he Foune nan %ha aas -
misfortune t. haTe a chin a. brls=
lie Is a cocoanut crunch la de
eided 10 retire from the tia9 He5b
doesn't need % W0srv ab bad' ill~ fl
fure for he Is first class m9g.sg
picture prejectioniSl I HeVe@
saw Jack Dempsey f.eht bur i =
was more vicious than johnny e
Ian taeY should have pgt tas=
around lis training camp C5l#4
ii. 3Gh5 eight times - ne VI.
dow aaG stood c"en him raad~ -
Dc9 I'm lain tie minute Ee rose
L "a something like the p.e'sIas
zoa 81 Gt he DEM - Flrp9 fIsaf.
Y. >. 'aat Webb was n Fro -.
i9gse heard about pAet5 -
:san. IL racing md to9'ball 2aae#
faa' Hcrsu.t Greidcd unul - ~
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
COAST COUNTIES
DROP SPORTS

WAI5GNVTLLF Cal March lG
up The Coaa' Counties Ath-
Ietlr Teasur, composed of Monterey
~ area high schools will curtall
inicrschGlastic sports for the re-
niaindcr Of the spring semester be-
cause Gi var conditions it had been
annGuaccd today.
Emmett Geiser, host coach, sad
G}e league decided tG abandon dual
contests in track, golf, baseball and
tH.a and concentrate on intra-
mural sports. Action OH football was
deferred peAding war developments
l. tall
However the league will hold a
tennis and golf tournament at San
IA Cruz, May 2; track champion
ships meet at Hollister, May 9; and
Il baseball tournament at Salinas,
Mag Is
Represented at the meet
nP were he high schools of Mon
taleN Santa Cruz. WatsonVille, Sa-
li.aa. KING City, Hollister, Carmel
and Boulder Creek.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
BdrneS S
Sstorn,iing g
by RAY BARNES

I=a Id saeHe.
loaas miahfy bad for batters
40 vii aa7e 70 come up against
= = s,aal5Ha Gai Iiso Bulldog
.t.zr III season
3a5ah NJ tae baSt pitcher III the
~e1.e@ liaa s.heol league last sea
Il 80 lie da,& haired sopho-
a.ona III, already started out on a
-. season. Tn record tying two
= ta4e lurned Ia AGAINST the Cal
- G8raets FRIDAY afternoon when
- Huildos right handler struck out
A.sg - cagal iae valley record
sssliE az amazing feat
O. tWo o1Her pitchers, JACK
a5siE sud Eeb Fdra.- both former
le&iso = zefs fsrned in a like
ast many Years ago,
Belph Who has a r0undhouse curve
nd a Good change of pace is the
o..ls one a}34oseains the mark re-
eeullE
Tai5 Vatl: =. aalldogS 20 up
asaln faf Brs9IaN Wildcats and
? aIrh vii bay - ehaere 10 use
Z slsnta asalaa 1t htg 5efS from
N nar.heHd
Tie Era%lls. 6s1asz oaf-hit the
SPARTAN II t1a@ inc last week
ii timcIHc sd effaeaye pitch
spoiled ~ d1lterence as the
G11ro bo.#. - as.
lie seore x. Hszf ne va Coach
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
BY JACK GTFETHER

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
SPARTAN METERS SPLIT WILDCAT
MATCH; BOYS WIN AND GIRLS LOSE

ttels split their tennis match
end: The Spsf5@ 10y Vol.
r.aaah2a. lG-2
s.He rate. t5e >Ha#.8 bays
: many le.e4 : H&elez this
.a. BeeAes O.. g. = the fir
55g3,es match.
Tas eis3s list tle@ #ateh prob
~ bseauze Of Weakaga- n the
Bstx Lea Horton. toa feminme
&e.z#s = 'ae + Gaatgo sq ad. de
ssa.es T. : Corral 81 81 Chag.
H-te c. #eeanG or Ire spartan
..s#.. ~ = 'ses .ssi~d sfra=ht leasae
Gas.. -. 81 rom Betty IL vi
aa3s Wilma Slals b defeated
E.aaeae Dillon. Il IS.
B.sWlev ooE bafh of fhe eirls
doubles. Ial#slle Derass Mg HeuE
Ann A1arkiiHs dt Wlmlfgd Alder
- AID Carmen Mor3ie= a, -
G"3ce Hea>er ami Geraldine VIZ
- Eafa Wc>t and Na9ta1 Jeanne
je.s.as. Il. s..
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
PADRES, PIRATES
SPLIT TWIN Bill

SAN. r1FGO. Cal Mareb ii =
t. TIE sau - "a Pa3re aad
the Pi'1sbHH-A PMa.ez 5He2e eyea
in Il Gaab'aheadea ses'erdas. t.
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dropped M saTeu .aaA2 E'eateap
a. - !
\ tIvc.hlt H9e run apgst IL tile
.al5pth .anna s7se IL Padres
their margin in me per i. Pete
C2ScaraYts sneIe V5h lie bases
filled and jimmy WasGeils snsle
EroaeAt III lie Pirates Wisn.4g
runs in the second game
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
L. A. Or
L. A. PRODUCE

..NGElE> Calf Aatcf Is III.
< - moderate
49, aEu> select 17-lse. eN fey ls-l7e
= .-.-es. choice 13-14c. crooks 1o-12c.
#.s Il vegetables: beetS 2i--3 dog 81
= #.=#=a., , d. 115-f.35. celer" root
sa--9e dixon 2od2 6n--ne Crce1
49, ~ $50 ordinary 1.5a. leekS
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49,. = - 400. rad shes doz =
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-. -1-tt-s ted ! 5n-1 s5 s.voy &5-5lo
te.'se#. Er& pack Imperial crts + d.
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= l.
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80 Hsapags i Havana DC.
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= =. 10. POS l .25-1.35.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16

SANE 10-5. SO we predict about a
5.3 score.
TIC outlook fer foo.bali a. Cen-
Ial junior eel aae for next year i
evidently net so duh See %aclp
the jaycees have ordered - lev
suits for the season.
Net only Will theE have nau s9a5
but they will also have . new aud
harder schedule. On lie list of
schools which the Arab hop 10
meet next year are some of TIE
largest Junior colleges i'll fhe ciaaa
let district
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
BOB RIGGS WINS

PHOENIX, Ariz., March lG UP
- Bobby RIGGS, former national
amateur tennis champion. blasted
out Il 10 6-2, 6-3 win oyer Lester
s'toefen of Hollywood last nI4ht III
the oatstandine match Of a prot"a-
sion3l exhibitions here
Fery-haired Don Budaa hsee Il
Through Il G-l. o. victory ever
Frank koHac&. Tclcbrated clown
prince oi professional lynsl,. Budec
md Stocfen Won oprr Ria2a and
koTaes in double. e.. G-I.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
FINAL RESULTS

FINAL RESULTS
3 and ?.
Second flight simonton df. Tor
renee, l up.
Consolation tourney results:
Champ fllght-Fo Forrest Marley of.
Tom Ritter, and |.
First flisE. Alieu Yourman and
Thd Ehn1ke even at end of l8 holes.
They decided to split the prizes and
not play any NOR.
Second fhent-G. MeNay df. Tel
Peacock, l up on the 18Th hole.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
l.. 4. LIVESTOCK

LG# ..GELES. March Is otP Fed
49,. .s4.Eet news SeryICcs.
CO. able. $3.50 trade sioY buf de-
n. s#scs oser late las 8,eE. EsB-
e.a.. ,-..3.. common to med.Jm steers
! 80 - medium to good Helfess 10
So ,## ae.l hlgher: common - Md
$50. odd good 10 Gamers
- 6.25-T.75: medium to good
a-#.a - best held L eslHeS. sal
=.sad}@ medlur1 10 GOOD Neal-
- .,st hcd highe:. common Ia
- #=s, 95o-12
-. 80. l.050 SLOW steady u t.
e#a4 "a choice l6o-2fo pound,
sr,a# JOS !; 5o-1t.Ta# -
=. i. ~ fey. iP-1.57 p5aH.i,
f5a pounds l. good reaHaa
odd head 10 rs.
s4b4e 250; fe" good 81 pagr4
.s weak al Z nothing a3ne
- t.. ~ ..nnlp3 lambs.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
TRIO TO PITCH

SARASOTA. Fla E,0"h Is up
The Ne" York Ga,as scheduled
E22 carpenter. Rube IlsancI and
iem StmI;el 10 Dj,rh apala# the
,5G5ton Rod So% todaH @hilc rookie
VII i1nd ga@hail replaced JOHNNY
P0eEes III ceafer lieH.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
DODGERS aWILLTRY
TO STOP SENATORS

DAYTONA PEACE. - IHea
Il u - Tie BsoeE.Aa = jaega
-. .4aHee 'oda= = -sa9 fae
Ecad.a&g razG q i. g .ea
Ssna.o.s winners O. -. sasht
ard six ID. Of seven
The Dodgers dsanaed W Geei-
s1ens Yesterday hslnziv .sa!s -
biaol efeord down e .53e IN 10
ea.ae- Tie y Sqgs5 ias 70 the
NeW York Giants i while the
z saeaG bowed q tse 5. Louis
Erovns. -
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
l.. PGGLTRY

- -. ms. - % s. 3s -. II
fens Iesh5sns over 3 10 / lbs -. IS
~ - ovc~ i lbs ard up ....-....... 19
.ens. ea.a:cd, i TO 5 los ............. -
ehs. so,Ured over n lbs & up "a
ieHS !. & ap i lbs. 10,
3r7ilerS over / = ard up to % 19c
.sasiasS oHer = and u - - .-..-.. 21t
- ea'arcd. - to - lbs -,
=! !er> gologed over ga. 10 !. 1900. 23c
soas1rts. colored over Al lbs 24e
I'd Ducks. White Pekin ............ oSc
oane Tom Turkeys % lb up 2oc
ioung Tom Turkeys 14-22 lb up o2c
5ld Leghornc Roosters ....... 0Sc
ouekungs. Pekin over lbs. - 19t
I'd BOOSTERS. colored ....................--- 15C
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16

bcst professional voice, he said:
My engines IuIl OF carbon = its
the gasoline I'm using" let
him have it-but good!
Look, Jim, very little carbon
comes from gasoline. II comes
mostly from Unsfubie clements
In motor oil II cooks out under
engine heuf and clogs Up your
rings, makes engines knock, and
rci5es havoc generally"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
by JOHN CLINTON

Tll doctor
Il CT o s s II e
street knows s
everything. He
knows it NO-
caIly and bel
ligercntly. So
whom in l,ic
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
N0EN Ill -
TOPS FERGUSON
BY 10 SCORE

GALENlCO, March 16-Valley golfing circles ware
today hailing Les Rogers Brawley auto dealer
champion Of the international country club golf tourna-
me0 after his devastating Forrest FERGUSON and
. i'll 36-hole final match Sunday