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Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
pAGE FOUR
a COMEDY OF ERRORS

Shakespeare might have called it
the Comedy of Errors but on the
record book it went down as a IA
l3 win for the Oh ~ Ail-Star over
Cramer'S Thursday night in the
Softball league
After seven innings the scorer
had marked down Is Es on his
book and had apparently given up
trying to keep track of them. Eight
errors were listed for the All-Stars
and five for Cramer'S.
The Stars went into a two run
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12

20-30 VS.. I. I. d. Office
Monday. June, %
All-StarS VS.. Telephone Co.
Tuesday
City VS.. I. I. d. Office
Thursday
Post-PresS VS.. Cramer's
Friday
20-30 VS.. Acme
Monday, June 20
Telephone Co. VS.. Acme
Tuesday
Cramer'S VS.. 1. I. d. office
Thursday
City VS.. PoSt-PreSS
Friday
All-Stars VS.. 20-30
Monday, July 6
Telephone Co. VS.. I. I. D. office
Tuesday
City VS.. All-Stars
Thursday
Cramer'S VS.. Acme
Friday
20-30 VS.. PoSt-PreSs
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
BARRETT TRIES
FOR 18TH WIN:
LOSES TO SEALS
BY UNITED PRESS

Dick Barrett's 18th victory of the
season still is in the future tense.
He tried for No. 13 against San
Francisco Thursday night and Sc
attic took 80 trimming because
Barrett couldn't locate the plate
with sufficient regularity. Seven
walks, three hits and wild throw
that let in two runs finished him
in the fourth inning
Bob Joyce meanwhile limited the
Rainiers to five blows and scored
the first run in the third inning
after getting a single. The victory
put San Francisco within one per-
centage point of the first division.
SOLONS WIN
Sacramento beat the league lead
ing Angels, Cd, when Eddie Lake
doubled off the left field fence with
two men on base in the seventh
inning. Fern Bells homer with Roy
Hughes on base had just knotted
the count at 4-all for Los Angeles.
Kemp Wicker outpitched Ken Raj
fenSberger and Paul Gehrman.
Johnny Bittner let Portland down
with five hits to give Hollywood
an 80 win over the Beavers. Bitt-
ner pitched no-hit ball until the
sixth and it was not until the
ninth the Beavers were able to
score. The Stars laced Pitcher Roy
Helser for 13 blows, including a
tWo-run triple by Joe Hoover.
Oakland finally stopped San Di-
ego, 2-1, behind Stan Corbett's five
hit pitching Marvin Gudat drove
in the first Acorn run in the first
frame with a double, and singled
home the second run in the fifth.
Pitcher Frank Dassos single and
George McDonaids double gave the
Padres their only run in the same
inning.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, June l. tUP' Federal
state market news:
Cattle salable 15O mostly cleanup
trade: canner to common she stock
about steady: medium to low good fed
yearling steers held around So; good fed
steers quoted to S13.I5; fey common
10 medium heifers S9.50-11 25; cutter and
common cows 81. 25-9 odd medium to So
50: Gamers down to S6.25; medium bulls
SO. .50-10 25.
Calves. salable 25: little done; good to
choice grades lacking; few weighty
calves SD down; choice vealers quoted
S14 upward.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
l.. A. SUCKS

Los ANGELES. June 7 tUP1 = Threc
shares were up, seven were down anu
three were unchanged today in action
on the Los Angeles stock exchange with
an approximate volume of $500 shares
The List: Security Co. 24ls down IA:
Sontag 8, down 4 for new low; Trans
america Az. unchanged; Consolidated
Cessna Aircraft down Il for rev low;
Menasco 81 down cents; Ryan 3as up
Il Solar down L
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
zlVIC TO FIGHT

NEWARK, N. j., June IL (UP)-
A 10 round bout between Fritzle
zivic of Pittsburgh, former welter-
weight champion, and Norman
Rubio of New York, will be staged
for the benefit of the Navy Relief
Society June 90 at MeadoWbrook
Bowl, it was announced today.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
ALL.STAR, ACME
AT IMPERIAL

The B league softball game be-
tween the Ortiz All-Stars and the
Acme team will be played on the
Imperial high school field instead
of on the small El Centre park,
Manager Bob Mccall of Acme an
nounced Friday.
Flag Day ceremonies Monday
night in the large stadium caused
the change in fields.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
IN THE ARMY NOW

PHILLIPSBURGH, N. j., June IL
-(UP3-Jack WallaeSa, Philadel-
phia Athletics 21-year-old rookie
shortStop, was in the army air force
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
M AR K ETS
= BAROMETER

BAROMETER
markets generally Friday with demand
Imperial Valley September flax
Minneapolis and butterat
unchanged Los Angeles reported canaoupe squash and water
the produce
weaker and other commodities generaIy steady
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12
CHICAGO ACE
WINS NO. Nine
BY PAUL SCHEFFELS :

NEW YORK June IL. (UP)-One of baseballs pet
theories is that pitching for second division team pract
cay prohibits moundsman from becoming consistent
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-12

Stars.
Fielding was ragged but play was
spirited as the Stars had to score
two runs in the seventh inning
to take the game.
Charles Coffman was the losing
pitcher. He gave up nine hits and
four walks, and struck out five.
The Stars now ha.e won two
games and lost one while the bak-
cry boys have won one and lost
two.
THE SCORE
Cramer'S ............ 053 13l 0-13-7-5
All-Stars .............. 202 521 2-l4-9-8
Coffman & Bennett: P. Herman
dez, Gastelum & M. Hernandez.
Evening star., 1942-05-18
Big Ten Golfers Face
0vergrown Rough
In Title Scrap
Labor Shortage Leaves
WiIds' Unattended;
"A in Competition
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANN ARBOR, Mich, May 18-
The Big Ten golf championships
were tossed on the line today with
the likelihood that the best iron
players were going to grab the
prizes on a course already marked
by the war.
Forty-four representatives of nine
schools-Iowa was the only missing
member-set out over the Michigan
course in pursuit of the team crown
now held by Illinois and the indi-
viduel crown relinouished by Alex
Walsh of the Illini, who has been
graduated.
Ahead was deep and threatening
rough. A war-caused labor shortage
has deprived the course of its GUS
tomary care and the rough has been
allowed to grow rougher so that
available ground-keeping force could
keep up the rest of the layout.
The Wolverines, along with Ohio
State and Northwestern. were out
standing challengers. particularly in
view of Michigan's weekend drub-
bing of Illinois, 81 Z to 212. Michi-
gan placed its strongest hopes in
Ben Smith, who tied for third place
last year, and Sophomore Bill Court
right.
Others expected to figure we'll up
In the two-day, 72-hole medal tour
nament included Former Champion
Billy Gilbert of Ohio State. who won
two years ago, and Dick Haskell of
Northwestern and John Holmstrom
of Illinois. Par for the course is
36-36-72.
Minnesota, which beat Wisconsin
here in a dual meet tune-up for the
tournament, II to 7, was considered
a dark horse. One of the Gopher
entries was Herman Berg, brother
Of the famous Patty Berg, Mime
apoliS star.
Evening star., 1942-05-18
Power, Precision Tell
In Bensinger' S Win
Al Princeton Net
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PRINCETON, N. j., May 1S-
Bobby Bensinger's power and pre-
cision, which swept 15-year- old
Charles Oliver Of Perth Amboy High
School to defeat yesterday in the
final round of the Princeton inter
scholastic invitation net tournament,
may herald the rise of a new star
in Eastern net circles this year.
Slow in getting started, Bensinger,
last of four entrants from Friends
School of Washington. D. c. dropped
the first set by a rs margin, but
found himself in the second and
from there on was complete master
of the situation. He ran out the
match in straight sets, 60, Ga,
60, for his second tournament vic
tory of the young season.
divers appearance ir the final
round was enough to assure his
mates of nine points and the team
trophy.
Evening star., 1942-05-18

the ball." Vincent says, causing
him to get altitude rather than
distance"
Had His Moments in Minors.
A native of Minooka, Pa, home
town Of Steve ONeill. former man
ager Of the Cleveland Indians and
Buffalo Bisons, Kobesky at IA was
working In the coal mines OF Penn
sylvaI,ia-where he got his nickname
"Shovels."
He entered professional baseball
five years ago and last year played
with Elmira Of the Eastern League,
where he batted a comparatively
anemic .287.
But even then he had his mo-
ments. He still likes to think of the
day-it was a double -header-when
he drove in II runs, connecting for
two homers, triple, two doubles
and three singles.
Evening star., 1942-05-18
Biq Ten Football Aces
OF 1910 Campaign
Rally 10 Colors
Seven Of AII-Loop Team
In Service, Two Others
To Join Next Month
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO.-A survey of the 1910
All-Big Ten football team reveals it
is doing its share in the armed
forces.
The team was made up of Ed
Frutig Of Michigan and Dave Ran
kin of Purdue, ends; Urban Odson,
Minnesota, and ALI Bauman, North
western, tackles; Ralph Fritz, Michi-
gan, and Joe Lokanc, Northwestern,
guards; Paul Hiemenz, Northwest
ern, center; Don Scott, Ohio State,
quarterback; Tom Harmon, Michi-
gan, and George Franck, Minnesota,
halfbacks, and George Paskvan,
Wisconsin, fullback.
Rankin, Franck and Frutig are
naval aviation cadets; Scott is an
Army Air Corps officer at Ran
dolph Field; Harmon is flying
cadet. Paskvan and Lokanc are
training for commissions as spe-
cialists in the naval aviation ply
sical training program.
Odson and Bauman will graduate
this June and the former will enter
Great Lakes Naval School. Bau-
man has an ear defect that will
disqualify him for active duty.
Fritz is an Army private and
Hiemenz is an engineer engaged
in war material production.
Evening star., 1942-05-18
Sturs Yesterday
BY the Associated Press.


Johnny Rigney, Ted Lyons and Don
Holloway, White Sox-Rlgney and
Lyons pitched double victory over SEN
ators, former on three hits, and Kol-
loway drove in three runs with three
doubles in nightcap.
Vince Di Maggie, Pirates, and Bobby
Bragan. Phils-Former hit. two home
runs in first game and latter gave
Phils even break by singing in win
ming run in 11th inning OF second game.
Chet Laabs. Browns, and Atley Don
aid. Yankees-Former hit three-run
homer to lead way to victory in ;ftrst
game and latter pitched five-hit ball in
second to give Yanks even break.
Kirby Higbe and Billy Herman,
Dodgers-Higbe pitched four-hit ball
and Herman hit two doubles driving
in winning run. in second game ss
DODGERS beat Cubs twice.
Jim .Basby and Al Milnar. Indians
Pitched double victory over Athletics,
each with four hits. and Milnar
smaCked triple and double.
Johnny Mize. Giants, and Enos
Slaughter, Cardinals-Former drove IN
four runs and latter drove in three as
their teams split
Jim BloodVorth, Tgers-Hit tenth
inning home. run TO beat Red Sox.
Bucky Walters. Reds-Pitched seven
hit ball and two-run homer to help
Evening star., 1942-05-18
Iowa Nine, Finished, /,
Leaves Pressure
On Two Rivals
Michigan Hos Chance
To Win Title, Badgers
Opportunity to Tie
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. May 18.-Iowa's hard
hitting Hawkeyes, finishing their
Big Ten baseball season last week
end with a double victory over Ohio
State, now can lean back and
watch the reaction of their pres
sure on Michigan and Wisconsin,
the only schools in the flag chase
with the Hawks.
Iowa wound up with ten wins and
two losses. Michigan has been
beaten only once in eight starts, and
Wisconsin twice in six. With four
games remaining. the Wolverines
need to win all for the champion
ship or three to tie with Iowa for
the diadem. The Badgers must
take their six remaining contests to
tie.
Two of Michigan's games come
in the form of a double-header to-
day with Chicago. which has beaten
Minnesota and Wisconsin for its
only victories in 10 starts.
Northwestern Is at Wisconsin and
Minnesota at Purdue for tWo-game
series Friday and Saturday.
Evening star., 1942-05-18
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

Johnny Weismuller, young
swimming sensation of the Illi-
nois A. c., arrived in Honolulu
prepared to contest against the
famous Duke Kahanamoku, many
of whose records he has been
breaking recently.
The New York State Boxing
Commission adopted a resolution
directing champions to defend
their titles at reasonable inter-
walls. The move is believed di-
rected at Johnny Kilbane, feather
weight king, who has been in
active.
The Chicago City Athletic Com
mission is investigating charges
against two wrestlers who are
accused of not doing their best
in a recent match.
Evening star., 1942-05-18
Double Beating Given
Jersey Ciy's Wittig
In Newark Twin Bill
By tie Associated Press.

BY tie Associated Press.
John Wittig. big right-hander sent
down to the Jersey City club of the
International League by the New
York Giants, feels lower today than
the motorist who lost his gas ra-
tioning card and four brand new
tires.
Wittig, who won three National
League contests last season, started
the Jersey Giants first game against
the league leading Newark Bears
and was shelled from the mound in
the first frame to be charged with
the loss.
He came back into the lineup of
the nightcap as relief hurler and
again was the loser.
The twin Newark triumph, by
scores OF Is to 3 and 5 to 4, pushed
the Bears five full games ahead of
the Montreal Royals, who also won
a double-header from their Cana
dian cousins, the Toronto Leafs, 4
to 3 and to !.
Evening star., 1942-05-18

ouOSll NQCyCl,
Texas Christian football star.
Il tried Myers bat, and I hit the
first three balls pitched in batting
practice right over the left field
WALL" Kobesky relates.
$50 Myers says, I got another bat
just like that one. and it's yours,
~~ Homers in Six Games In Row.
sHe goes into the club house and
he's away for maybe 10 minutes.
Then he comes out and says, Here's
your bat and there's an indicator
on the handle burned into the wood
When you hold the bat this way,
that indicator points to the left
field wall. If you keep swinging it
you'll hit home runs
We'll, I took his advice and I'm
hitting home runs If some one
steals that bat, there's going to be
murder"
Batting around $50, the husky
outf1elder, who can lift the front
end of an automobile, has connected
for seven circuit blows-the last six
in consecutive games.
Bison Manager Al Vincent shares
credit for Kobesky's improvement
along with the indicator" During
spring training, Vincent worked
with Kobesky to make him a
straight hitter"
He had tendency to get under
Evening star., 1942-05-18
League Leaders
BY the Associated Press.
AMERICAN IEAGITE.


AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Batting-Spence, Washington. .410:
Doerr, Boston. .402.
Runs-Williams Boston, 80; Heath.
Cleveland %.
Runs batted in--Williams, Boston. 81:
johnson, Philadelphia, 30
Hits-Spence, Washington. 50: Flem-
ing and Hockett. Cleveland; %.
Holloway, Chicago. IL;
Cliff. st. Louis; Higgins. Detroit, and
Estalella. Washington, 10.
Triples-Spence, Washington, Z;
Heath. Cleveland g.
Home runs-Williams Boston: York,
Detroit. and j. Di Magic. New York, s.
Stolen bases-Case, Washington, &;
Kuhel. Chicago. T.
Pitching-Bonham, New York SO:
Heving, Cleveland. 80.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batting-Lamanno. Cincinnati. .351:
Fernandez, Boston. .33l.
Runs-ott New York. 2s: Rsiser.
Brooklyn. %
Runs batted in-Marshal. New York.
90 F. Mccormick. Cincinnati. -
Hits-Fernandez, Boston. ~; Brown.
ST Louis, 80
Doubles-Reiser, Brooklyn. 10; Fer
nandez. Boston. II.
Triples-Slsughter, st. Louis. 3; IL
Home runs-;F. MccoEmick. Cincin-
Stolen baSes-Fernandez and Miller.
Boston, and Reiser, Brooklyn 5.
Pltchine-Head. Brooklyn. 30:
Ivy n
Evening star., 1942-05-18
B'nui Birth Tops Jewellers

Bnai Birth softball team opened
the Fraternal League season yester-
day by taking a 1913 victory over
the jewelers.. Lavy's double in the
sixth inning that scored two runs
broke an 8-8 tie and gave B'nai
Birth enough edge to win.
Evening star., 1942-05-18
CunuI in Dismal Swamp
Is Closed to Traffic

The United States Engineer Office
at Norfolk, Va, has announced
that the Dismal Swamp Canal sec
ton of the Eastern Intracoastal
Waterway from Norfolk to the
sounds of North Carolina again was
closed to navigation on May l
due to the resumption OF drought
conditions.
This section of the waterway will
remain closed until further notice
Evening star., 1942-05-18
Sports Club Edges Champs

Maryland Sports Club nosed out
Oxon Hill. defending champion in
the Prince Georges County Baseball
League, 6-5, in a game yesterday at
Piney Grove Bob Roberts was the
winning pitcher.
Evening star., 1942-05-18
Benninq Graves Action

Benning A. c. has six-game win
ming streak at baseball and is willing
to schedule teams that think they
can break it. Call Trinidad 4351
between 6 and 8 pm. Bennings
sixth win was registered yesterday
over Boulevard Heights, 60.
Evening star., 1942-05-18
Hendrickson Is MANAGER

LEXINGTON, Va, May l8 CP,.-
Mason Hendrickson of Frederick,
Md, has been chosen junior mana
ger of baseball at Washington and
Lee
Evening star., 1942-05-18

Year ago today - Cincinnati
Reds ended their longest losing
streak in two years at six straight
by defeating the Boston Braves,
4 to 8.
Evening star., 1942-05-18
BuffoIo's Kobesky Hits Homers
By Following Arrow on Bat
Brond Points to Left Field Wall
Which Seven Blows Cleared
BY the Associated Press.


BUFFALO, NJ Y May 18-Edward (Shovels) Kobesky says
it's mo trick at ALL to hit home runhe just follows
The cutfelder and star slugger of the
Buffalo International League team explains his
by pointing to indicator his favorte
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-04-02
BAR CLOSING
AND CURFEW
AREINYOKED
Council Gives Instructions to
Enforce Ordinances in
Glasgow.

Instructions have been given him
by the city council members to en-
force the city's new curfew ordin-
ance as we'll as regulations govern
ing closing hours of bars and beer
parlors, it was announced this week
by Chief of Police Bonnie Sather.
The new curfew ordinance, re-
pealing an older act, provides that
no person under 16 may be en- the
streets after a curfew signal is
blown at 9:15, unless accompanied
by another person mere than 81.
When a boy or girl under Is Is
found unacompanied after 9:15, the
chief must give notice to the par
ents.
In case CT a second offense, par
ents may be charged with a mis-
demeanor, punishable by a fine
OF not more than SIS or by i'm
priscnment not exceeding II days.
Enforcement will begin April 10.
Another new city ordinance pro-
videS that all beer parlcrs and liquor
establishments must be closed from
2 a. m. to 8 a. m, except Sundays
when places must be kept closed
from 2 a. m. to l p. m.
Violation is fixed as a miSdemean-
or, with the proprietor subject to
a fine not exceeding 500 or a jail
term of so days. Penalties also are
fixed fer employees or for any person
buying or receiving liquor or any
other person ether than the pro-
prietor CT employees who is on the
premises after closing hours.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-04-02
Funeral Services
For MrS. Henderson
In glasgow Chapei

Funeral services for Mrs. RATHER
inc Henderson, 80, Glasgow resident
for AZ years who died in a local
hospital early Monday morning were
held in the Peterson chapel at 2
this afternoon. Mrs. Henderson had
been sick for three weeks and death
a caused by a heart ailment and
complications.
The Rev. Frank Squires of st.
Matthews Episcopal church offici-
ated and burial was in the Glasgow
cemetery. Pallbearers were c. Prem
tice. Cecil Harrison, L. H. Keagy,
Curtis Beede, John Rice and Frank
Simmons.
Mrs. Henderson was born in Win
nipeg, Man, Feb. IL, 1862. She and
her husband, John Henderson, came
to Glasgow in 1900 and he died two
years later, July 3, 1902. Six child
rem survive. Those here for the
services were Mrs. w. c. Nichols of
Minneapolis, Mrs. M. M. Finley #
Seattle, Archie Henderson of West
End, Ill, and Dan Henderson of
Frazer. Also surviving are John of
Canada and Angus of Cut Bank.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-04-02
1000 Vaccinations, $50
NEGOTIATIONS Are Given

GLASGOW north side school at 9 on
April ID. with pre-schocl children
and infants to receive attention at
1890. The south side clinic will be-
gin at 9 April 20 and includes infants
and pre-school children at the same
time.
Balance of the schedule:
April 13-Tampico at 9 and Hins-
dale at 10.
April 15-Nashua at 9, Park Grove
at 11:15, New Deal at 1l:40 and
Wheeler at l.
April 16-Opheim at 8, Glentana at
10:45. Richland at 1870 and Lars
Ian at lis.
April 17-Frazer at 9. Oswego at
1910 and Fairview school at Lustre
at HIS.
Because registration is net re-
quired the second time, these clinics
will not last as long as the first.
DR.. Agneberg plans a Schick test
ing program in six morths to de-
termine if children are immune to
diphtheria.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-04-02
"Where'S Grandma"
Is Y Play to Be
Given in Clentana
BY Courier Correspondent

GLENTANA - A three-act play.
Where's Grandma?" and a dance
are to be held here Monday night
under sponsorship Of the Glentana
CYC.
The play will begin at 8 in the
parish hall, to be followed by the
dance, for which music will be pro-
vided by Alton Neiss and his Or
chestra of Glasgow.
Title role of Grandma" in the
play is taken by Mrs. j. F. Schuster,
an old lady who first of all wants
to be young and. second of all, is
quite content to "be her age" The
play features many comic and dra-
matte situations and others who
have parts are Frances thinner,
Leroy Stein, Madeline Alderman,
Dorothy Alderman, Ruth Stein, Joe
thinner and Miss Anna Schuster.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-04-02

Twelve hundred smallpox vaccin-
atiors and $50 first NEGOTIATIONS Of
typhoid tcXoid were given at the
first series of countrywide clinics
completed Monday, it was reported
Tuesday by Miss Alice M. West Of
Miles City, district advisory nurse
fer the state board CT health.
DR.. N. o. Agneberg, county health
officer, was in charge of the clinic
assisted by Miss West. Mrs. Law
renee Larsen, registered nurse, and
A. Jerome Wall, county superintend-
ent of schools.
Second incubation of diphtheria
toxoid will be given by DR.. Agne-
berg at a series of clinics beginning
April Is. He stressed that immuniz-
alton is not complete, unless the
second incubation is given. He will
also check smallpox vaccinations
to determine if they were success
full.
Schedule in Glasgow
The Glasgow schedule for the
clinics calls for a clinic at the