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Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-20
ST. Mary's Defeats
STAG. by Digit

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10. cUP)
st. Mary's college defeated the
San Francisco Athletic club, 50-49,
in the feature game of a basketball
doubleheader at Civic Auditorium
last night
In the preliminary, the Olympic
clug easily downed San Francisco
junior college, 47-21.
A free throw b. Guard Bill Burke
with only five seconds remaining
Of an overtime period gave the Gal
Looping Gaels their margin Of vic
tory. At one stage of the game, st.
Mary's was Is points behind mainly
because Of the sharpshooting of
Mariani, club forward, who tanked
p points for high honors.
Mota, Maestri and Strader topped
st. Mary's with 10 markers each.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-20
BY lack CUDDY

NEW YORK, Dec. l9.-(U p
Beau Jack, the new lightweight
champion, synbolizes this modern
era of fast-breaking, concentrated
warfare. He is a human blitz. if
you ever saw one. He goes all-out
in the savage, unceasing fury of
attack until the opposition is lev
eled
His march to victory against
sharp-shOoting Tippy Larkin in
jammed Madison Square Garden
( last night was great triumph of
force skillfully directed force
against the fashioned concep-
tons Of pugilism.
Beau Jack. who was born Sidney
walker about % years ago at Au-
gusta. Ga. actually IS lack Demp-
seys boy-the mythical lad about
whom the old Manassa Maulcr has
been talking these many years.
Dempsey, a tough guy from the
tough mining camp Of Colorado.
Utah. and Nevada, always said
You've got TO have the body-the
explosive, rugged bodg-to 20 places
III lIlt IllIg- IL lOt5li 2 IIld Llfl How
much you know. or what you have
been taught You've got to have a
body that can automatically and
inStincivelv utilize the knowledge
in the brain while fighting on eX-
plOsiyely-with all your dynamite
in every punch-until the other guy
is on the floor. But that body is
the thing
JACK HAS BODY
Beau Jack, who today is recog-
nized as lightweight champion in
New York and New Jersey and
probably soon will be blessed by the
National Boxing Association, has
that kind Of body
A ll-shouldered Negro he re-
sembles the great Henry Arm
strong in his hey-Cey because OF
his perpetual motion attack But
he is unlike Armstrong in his range
Of blows and the saVagery Of his
attack Armstrong. methodical,
machine-like eXecGioner, bulled III
constantly and dealt out most pun
ishment at close quarters with ms
short hooking attack. Beau Jack
Is different because he blales away
at all ranges with an unceasing bar
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-20
$ I: I: C.OND
ca MI I

The second winter league
baseball game Of the season
here is scheduled for Ell Cen
tro's city stadium Sunday
afternoon at | 80 as Manuel
Ortiz All-Stars battle the defend
ing champions of 1912
Ortiz nine will face the convert
ed Heber town team which is now
playing under the colors of Ell Cen
| trO. Almost the same lineup all the
way through the list is noted on
the FL Centro team as the Heber
team has merely taken a new name
FLORES TO PITCH
Les Flores will handle the mound
duties for FL Centre IN its second
practice game OF the season Amos
Chick, the old man of Imperial
Valley baseball, may handle relief
duties for Flores.
IN his first game III which Braw-
ley was defeated by a TO score,
Flores only pitched four innings.
But in that short space he proved
himself far better than his batterS.
He famed eight batters and held
the opposition to one hit.
No mondSman has been named
j by Ortiz, who Saturday was still
/ Scurrying about trying to find an
experienced hurler to throw into
j the breach.
| ALL WILL FITCH
Everyone on the team will pitch
an inning if we can't lind a pitch
/ er,' Ortiz said
! 1t will be the first game of any
kind for the squad managed by the
world bantamWeight boxing cham
] pion. The All-Stars have held daily
: batting and fielding practice SeS-
aions for over week but are Still
not in top form.
Soon after The game Sunday eve
ming Ortiz is to leave E Centre
and head for Portland, Oregon,
where he will defend his title against
Ken Lindsay, former Canadian
champion.
Ortiz put off his departure until
after The game in order that he
would be able 10 play second base
ON his team.
The former Heber team will be
greatly favored because of their
hitting power and long experience
on the diamond. Only gap in the
lineup of the team that last year
defeated the All-StarS in the seas
onS championship game is Franklin
StinSOn. StinSon, now a regular
member Of the San Diego Padre
coast league team, will be a hard
man to replace. When he wasn't
playing first base, the position
which ne plays for San Diego, Stin-
SON was pitching, catching or play
ing any other spot where he could
do the most good. He was the most
versatile baseball player to en-
gaze in winter league ball in many
years.
Joe Fornasero, shCrtstop, was
elected captain of the new Ell Cen
trO team before their first game
last Sunday. He will be aided by
other old-timers of local diamonds
including: Dick Neff, Otis Briggs
S. Ruler. Herb Lee, Russell Wagon.
er, T. j. Payne, Flores. Chick anC
others.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-20

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19-Wash-
ington is still talking about its
Redskins getting hunk with the
Bears and coin, against the All
STAR in the Pro Bowl game in
ThiiaGclpj-ia D2c. 27, in place of
,AC rough tlahcc from Chicago.
Whatever haplcned to the Bears
~ thct' lh-G defeat by the Red
1ins was long overdue, a good
thne icr The game and further
illustrative ut the fact that no foot
Lall tcon is inla!iiblc-.llat there
.rC 10 mechanically pc"lcc, attn
i.tcs.
Tho WfiglcH Field Artillery rolled
TN t. % Victories ii 81 starts aftcf
tcJt lsYriC ius afternoon of two
cars AGO on which it crushed the
R"dsEins, 13-0.
Tie bad Bears were called the
greatest football team Of all time,
but in lhe cna men being knocked
eff by Baueh, Farkas & Co. show
ct Lhat they must be up" just
ike H.y college team. The Won
der is that Lieut.. COmdr. George
Ealas Kept them moving on an
even keel as long as he did.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-20
T.. A. POULTRY
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. December 70 - 'UPp -
State Market News.
Cattle salable $50. fully steady on hshl
supply: common to low medium steers
70 25-l3 25: good fed steers quoted to
around Is: medium heiferS y p: com
mon to medium COWS 9.5o-ll. 25; can
ners and cutters 1925; odd bulls 10 II.
Calves Salable so; steady; medium 10
good vealers Is. 5O-15.50.
Hogs salable 50: steady: few lots good
to choice 21O-26O lbs. truckins 10. 90
1850: good to choice sowS l3.1o-l4.-o;
sheen salable none: good TO choice
lambs quoted Il 25-l4.75 or above; good
ewes 50 upward
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-20
RICE OUTSTANDING IN
NEW YORK STATE AREA

NEW YORK. Dec. 19.-CUP1-
Greg Rice, former distance run
ming star from Notre Dame now
wearing the colors of the New York
Athletic club, has been voted the
metropolitan AA.U. award as the
outstanding athletic in this district,
it was announced today.
Rice, who has won 55 races in a
row, is currently suffering from a
torn tendon, but plans 70 run in
the indoor meets beginning in FEB
ruary
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-20
L A. STOCKS

los ANGELES. Dec 10 Upn - Two
issues were up four were down ana
eight unchanged In moderately active
trading on The lns Angeles stock eN-
5000 shares
The list: Broadway Department Stores
100 al -. unchanged Central Invest
mcntS 80 al 1Sls up L. Blue Diamond
1000 al % unchanged; Transamcrica ,W
at g. unchanged Pacific Lighting 100
al 70 unchanged: Edison 100 al l9. un-
changed Consolidated on l0o al un-
changed MenaSCo at 100 unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-20
Bruins to Meet
S.F.Fiye Sunday

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 19.-tU.Po
U.CL.A. Bruins basketball team
will meet the University of San
Francisco quintet tomorrow night
in the Westwood gymnasium with
the northern cagers seeking to make
up for the 41-3O beating they took
last night.
Mickey Panovich, Bruin forward
was high point man with II points,
while Asselin of U.S.F., led the vlsi-
tors with 10.
The U.CLA. freshmen defeated
the San Bernardino Army Air Base,
SO to 33, in a preliminary game.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-20
FIGHT RESULTS
BY United PRESS

SAN FRANCISCO-George Frei-
tas, l25, San Jose, outpointed Nat
Corum, 1876, Los Angeles 49,; Joe
ORourke, AS. Vallejo, tko'd kid
Macklin, l40, Livermore (2); Ruben
Moreno, 145, San Francisco, tko'd
Buddy Fernandes, $50, Oakland,
"a; Henry Paz, 1877. San Jose. drew
with Ross Romero, 135, Livermore,
IQI
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-20
Duck Season 10
Close Decern'2)a,r q

SAN TRhNGI5,,l. ..,-a. .$ up
-Dacl: hlm,iG. sa5@u j.. - ~
ria will c!aSa Go". -. rxe.r| - q
section alon2 thc Colorado r.9r in
Imperial county whore ,ho tuaI
cate will be Jan. 10. 1913 the state
fish and game commission an
rOunccd today.
Came wmdens reported excellent
hunting prospects tins weekend in
southern California and Lasscn,
Colpsa, YIba, Suttcr and Yolo
counties.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-20

ner" of Garfield, N. j., was sharp
as a razor and using every tactic
that seven years of professional
battling had taught him. Moreover,
Larkin - entirely unimpressed by
Beau Jacks reputation-blazed away
again and again with his own eX-
plosive right hand, trying to knock
Beau Jack into never-never-l land.
Despite the hurricane of blows
that sWirled about him. tall, brown
haired Larkin smashed Beau Jack
in the face 80 or 60 times with
punches that had knocked out Al
of Tippy's previous ga opponents.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-20
PLEADS GUILTY

f. M. Reynolds, %, will be given
a probation hearing in Imperial
county superior court, January 5,
il was decided Friday after he
pleaded guilty to robbing Marvin
Moore. court house custodian, III FL
Centre last September 8.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-20
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO Dec lg"I'PI I-GIaIn tn
tures made sharp advances on Inc
board of trade today led by Whest. winch
Touched neW high levels.
Wheat finished the day up {. 10 ;.
cents bushcl corn up = 10 H.. oat>
NJ 4. to 3. rye up Ia j., ana s"H
b, ans mp i 30 one cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-20
BEAU JACK kAyOES FOE
IN 3RD: WINS CROWN

NEW YORK, Dec 10. CUP)-Beau
Jack, a primitive, brown skinned
basher from Georgia, smashed
stream lined Tippy Larkin on the
chin with a wild right uppercut
last night at Madison Square Gar
den to win a knockout victory in
the third round and partial recog
milton as lightweight champion of
the world.
This brown-lightning blow that
dish-ragged Larkin to the canvas
before 1887 fans made the eX-
bOotblack of Augusta, Ga, king of
the 135-pounders in the eyes of the
New York and New Jersey Boxing
Commission, giving him the title
vacated recently by Sammy Angott
of Washington. Pa. who retired be-
cause Of bad hands.
This bout, which was scheduled
for Is rounds and which attracted
a respectable gate OF S58,468, ended
more quickly than was expected.
Although the ultimate outcome was
in little doubt after Beau Jack
floOred Larkin for one-cOunt in
the flrSt minute OF the flrSt rOunQ.
UPHELD CONFIDENCE
Beau Jack upheld the confidence
Of the syndicate of sportsmen who
had brought him from the Bobby
Jones golf course of Augusta to
New York. He upheld the discern
ment of these sportSmen who lifted
him from deep-south battle royals
TO a royal battle that made him
the third Negro to wear the light
weight croWn--the bonnet that once
adorned the great Joe Cans and
Henry Armstrong.
The Georgia Negro, who had gone
into the ring favored at 1l-5, licked
an excellent lightweight last night
/ Larl;in, the sharpshooting gun
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-20

IDLE CHATTER: - The Com
mando framing course recently es-
tablished at FL Centre High school
to provide physical toughening for
future soldiers is patriotic in an
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-20
SPORTS PARADE
It's a One>Man Blitz

rage that rarely gives an opponent
time to set.
Beau Jack is so tough-has such a
thick skin and Dull-like reactions
to blow on the "button"-that his
attack cannot be halted Tippy
Larkin last night was groomcd to
razor edge. He had the advantage
Of being a superior boxer and a
supposedly harder puncher He was
advertised as having the hardest
right hand in the lightweight di-
vision. Larkin fought gamely and
intelligently. He must have bounc-
ed 30 or more right hands on
Jacks face-and nothing hap
pened
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-20
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
L. A. GRAIN

los ANGELES. December - =
Wheat. No hard. soft ::- 3 Il, 10 - ~
Rariev 10 / bright " 45-lb. 81. 7o-l;!
Sa. ~ . 2z-l6s 50 II D.. > 22i4
Com No. YET. bulk --......-----Sl \ 9o--.OI
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-20
Ara BIS
Dunn
Foes

Ell Centro junior colleges 5
Arab hoopsterS trimmed the
Uoltville llooliganS. 34-l6,
Friday night, encountering
little difficulty in winning
over the pick up team which had
little practice together.
Donald Templeton. speedy for
ward. again led the Arabs on their
scoring march. making four baS-
kets to ring up eight points Con-
rad Sayles, substitute Arab for
ward. followed him closely with
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-20
/. 4. HAY

7,. AN..-5-I l>S D.rgr,3hpf lq - tl'P1 -
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-20
OMEN BLITZ

Beau Jack just came on with the
widest and most unceaSing attack
eince the hey-dey of Battling Sikh
HIS one-man blitz floored brown
haired Larkin in the first round
and Knocked him completely uncon-
Scious IN the third. He proved con-
clusiVely that if you have enough
fuel and explosives, and the vehicle
TO carry them, no one can resist, de-
spite their strategy.
The Georgia Negro. who had come
I'D the hard way as an orphan in
the south-Who had developed fore
arms and soulders as a bootblack-
and the nutS-to-You spirit of the
battle rOyal-reached his peak last
night. No lightweight in the world
could have beaten him. If the
National Boxing Association does
not recognize him as champion, it
is the organization business. But
the MA. with its tournament, can
rot recruit a lightweight in the en-
tire land who could last five rounds
with the Beau Jack of last night.
And the %2-year-old Beau Jack
Of last night Will be the dusky dy-
namo that any challenger from the
MIA. or from the aftermath New
York tourney must face ultimately
This perpetual-motion warrior from
Georgia, who can't read or write,
knows nothing but fight. He loves
to fight
Because of this yen for battle and
the dynamite in his fists, Beau Jack
today is a human blitz-a worthy
Mearer OF the lightweight crown.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-20
Markets at a
Glance
BY UNITED PRESS

Stocks irregular and quiet
Bonds steady
Curb stocks .rrefuiara luve1
Cotton firm
Wheat and corn e'cadt
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-20
WALKER HIGH

Marvin Walker, former Holtyille
high and FL Centro junior college
player. found the hoop for six
points to lead his team. Russell
Peck. another former jaysee, push
ed three points through the loop.
Arab Coach Gerry Dennerlein
started his second team and used
them almost the entire game. He
substituted his first team enough
TO score needed points, however
Marvin Walker went out OF the
game before the final gun for COM
mitting four personal fouls Had
he had been in the entire period
the score might have been n shade
closer.
USE FAST BREAK
Using their fast break to the best
advantage. the Arabs were able to
push the ball down the floor and
through the haStr defense set up
by the Holtyille squad whenever
the need for a few points preW
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-20
Use EAST BREAK

Scoring subs Arabs. Shaw,
Holt. ,, Glass, .; Hamm ..
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-11
December Is Month
SET for Champagne
Geer NupfioIs

December Is the month thai has
been set Tor the Geer Champagne
nuptials. which VIII be solemn
lzeE 81 she residence Of Mr. and
Mrs " J Bird e8e Parsley street
PascagDals
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made by Mr. and Mrs Bird 81 the
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-11
Weekly Bridge Club
Is Entertained By
Mrs. P. Il. Fields

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-11
Announcement Made
Lddnier Smith
Engagement

Mr end MH Lsnue l. Ladnef
announce the engagement ana
approaching marriage ~ thszIr
lister. Mildred Laanlsf - ~
Earl Smith $ DaiHa TEzas
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-11
Mrs. Ella Scranton
Celebrates Eighty
Eighth Birthday

hsundav marked the eikhty
eighth birthday e Mr. Eila
scranton and tbs beloved res
dent 81 Paseagoala att5ngls reie
bsafcd Il With , chfiaimss din
ned ~ her home On B0ens Vista
street
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aid Cor Mrs. George Ladnier Mrs
Mildred Frederic Mss Lena Hail
and Miss Flora Ellfso
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-11

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