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DEPORTES
2 AVER Ell PUGIL
TONY MUSIC
Charlie Wilson peleara con
Red Bryan

Hizo aver su arriLu a esta ciu
dad, aguardando hasta Ultima
bora, como 81 fuese un campe6n
Tony Music, de Chicago, peso
complete de la tercera fila
Sc habia comprometido a lie
gar ell lunes y Sc present6 ell jue
YES.
Momentos despues de su lie
gada, Tony manifesto que no lie
inquietaba la potencia de punos
del sargento Tommy Gomez.
Quien supo resistir nueve asal-
tos o Jose Luis, dudoso es que
pueda ser "acostado" por un
"principiante," o importa cua-
les sean los meritos de este.
Ell visitantes hizo algunos e.
jercicios en- MacDill, aver, a
compahado por joey Smithers
y Ell solda6o Tommy Purcell.
Gomez complete su entrena'
miento y hoy descansara.
Piensa pesar 185 libras a l.
bora de subir al cuadrilatero.
La ventaja de Music, en- Ell pt
so, sera de Is o mas libras.
Ell empresario Sallade com
plet6 aver su programa y en- u
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UNA DE LAS CARRERAS
S~EMIFINALES Sc F e
TUARA HOY

Para decidir que galgos CO.
rreran ell pr6ximo lunes, en- ell
Derby, Sc efectuaran dos carre
ras semifinales y una de elias
esta senalada para la noche de
hoy, en- ell Canedromo de Sui
phur Springs.
En- la novena carrera Ia semi
final ndmero /, participaran
Gunter Laddie, Sonova Jean,
My Success, More Taxes, jim
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VICTORIA DEL TEAM DE
MIKE GONZALEZ

Cairo, H., abril LA move
ia escogida por ell 'eoach" Nj
lie Gonzalez derrot6 aver, en- un
juego de practica, a la dirigida
.por Ell coach Buzzy Wares.
La anotaci6n fue de 9 careers
contra 8. Harry Walker di;pa-
re un cuadrangular y un do
bic.
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ORTIZ Su IT,
TULO

Forth Worth, Texas, abril' 1.
Ell dia % de este mes, Ma
nuel Ortiz, ell campe6n mundial
del peso bantam, defendera su
titulo, a Is asaltos, frente a un
contrario cuya nombre sera da-
do a conocer la semana que
viene.
Los clubs de boxeo de esta ciu
dad patrocinan ell programa.
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Jacobo La Motta, que CONT
n1a destacandose en- la division
del peso mediano, derrot6 ano-
che en- diez asaltos por puntos,
a Ossie Harris, de Pittsburg.
Pesaba Jacobo, que derrota-
ra a Ray Robinson, 1912 Ii
bras, seis y media mas que su
eversario.
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TO de los ~priliminares, a sets
asaltos, presentarA q dos popu-
lares boxeadores, Charlie VIII
son, de Dade City, y Red Bryan
de la vecina ciudad de las fire.
sas.
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SAVOLD COMBATIRA CON
Ell NEGRO

Chicago, abril COMBAT
ran aqui a diez asaltos, ell dia
l6, Lee Savold ell "tigre rubio,"
ahora residente en- Paterson, N.
j., y ell negro Lem Franklin, de
Cleveland.
Hace un mes Savold lie peg6
un tremendo puhetazo a Fran
kiln Y lie venci6 por nocaut.
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Sc .~DESEA.-Caja de eau
dales de combination. Olga la
marca, precio y dim ensiones
exteriores e interiors;. Tam
bien un archivador de cartas.
Dirijase P. O.. Box $685..
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Sc ~AGREGAR0N
A LOS BRAV0S

Wallingford, Conn.,, abril l.
A los Braves de Boston Sc agre
garon aver Kirby Farrell pit
cher zurdo y primera base, y
Frank Raider, un nuevo lama
dor.
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ST senor

ST senior
Compre Ia pintura B.
L. P. Solamente sc ven
de en- King-G Greco Hard
ware Co., Sa. avenida y
Gale Is.
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NJ

All Davis, 26, y Carol Gallo
way, 26; Walter Scarr, %, y
Ligia Suarez, "a; Robert Fran
els Penner, "a, y Mary Violeta
Slade, 81.
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En- Los Angeles, California,
Billy Hardges, gladiator de De
troit, peso ligero, puso a dor
mir en- ell segundo asalto al me-
jicano Jose Mendoza. Ganador
We derrotado tenian Ell mismo
peso: 135 libras.
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Jackie Wilson, ell notable pd-
gil del peso weller, derrib6 por
La gaceta., 1943-04-01

Sc SOLICITA un muchacho
&c mas de 16 amos para guar
un canton pequeno. Dirijase a
esta reduction.
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90 contra los Medias Blaneas.
Los Rojc 50 ejeroitnron aver
drante dos horas.
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la cuenta de diaa, en- 81 segundo
asalto, o joey Spsngler, de
Richmond, Virginia.
Tuvo lugar el combate en- Fl
ladelfia. El vencedor pesaba
l45 libras Y ell atropellado 1853.
Con 1874 libras de peso, An
cello Callura de Hamilton, On
tario, venci6 por puntos al .es-
panel Henry Vazluez. Dur6 81
encuentro diez rounds" Tenia
Vazquez 1891 libras de peso,
media libra menos cue Ell triun-
fador.
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HUGHSON LANZARA POR
LOS d ROJAS

Medford, Mass, abril L. FL
director de los Medals Rojas de
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LA GACETA

Ne pss4SdicO en- idioma ESPS& ol
De mks circulation en- Tampa
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Subscription semanal: 20 cts.
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victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26
BY CHICK GARRETT
NEA Special Correspondent

SEATTLE, Dec. 25.-Despite the
loss of splendid backs in Pete Su-
sick and Jay Stoves and others,
unbeaten and united Washington
will send a strong team against
Southern California in the first
ALTAR west Rose Bowl game in
Pasadena, Jan. /.
Pass defense was the only weak
ness during what amounted to a
one-game season - Washington u,
March Field 7. The Huskies will
have to pull up the slack in this
department against the TroJans,
who have not lost in half dozen
starts in the Tournament OF Roses.
This done, the Purple and Gold
will be weak only in reserves in
key positions.
Sam Robinson at right halfback is
one of the best carriers on the coast.
Long -striding Samuel, with de-
ceiving pickup in speed that leaves
many a tackler paving the air,
will give Ell Trojan a Worrisome
time of it provided his mates dish
up the kind of blocking they show
ed in kayoing the March Field Fly
ers.
Stoves, the triple threat, operated
as Bob Kennedy's clever running
mate at Washington State year
ago. Al Akins was a Pullman bas-
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26

ketball, baseball and track ace be-
fore the wartime juggling act sent
him to Seattle with Stoves as a
Marine trainee. Now Akins has re-
placed Stoves at left halfback.
Pest WEIGH has smart and de-
pendable quarterbacks in Gerry
Austin and Bob Zech, the former
a blocker from Blockersville, the
latter a sophomore with everything
but seasoning. Zech kicks we'll,
passes.
Bob Moore, who was second string
fullback TO Susick, doesn't measure
up to that 135Ipounder as a down
field driver. The loss Of Susick,
whose call by the Marine Corps
ended three years of varsity play
at Washington, hit the Huskies
hardest. Gail Bruce, who broke in
as a freshman end in 1912 and
wound up reserve center this fall,
has moved to the backfield.
In addition to Susick and Stoves,
Washington lost Tony Balchunas
and Cliff Giffin, tackles, the latter
a 240-pound reserve, and BOD
Moles, an extra guard.
Washington has capable work
horses at the ends, Jack Tracy and
Dick Hagen, up from Seattle prep
ranks, but the caliber drops alarm
ingly when you look at their sub
stitutes.
The tackles feel the loss Of Bal
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26
Il. Il. PRODUCE

PUNCHED VEGETABLES: Steady. Per
crt.: Beets 21e 3 doz. 2.00-2.25: carrots :
doz. 2.25-2.75. fair 200; chard 212-3 doz.
1.25; green onions S doz. $50; kale 2la
doz. |. .25-1.5o; leekS > doz. 2.75 mustard
4 doZ. 1.00-1 p; parsley doz. ,. D.. 80:
few 275. radisles small red doz. 1.5o-
1.So; spinach doz. 1.25-1.75, fair LOO:
Coachella Valley doz. 2,o0-2.25; turnips
2l4-3 doz 1.OO-1.50. fair 50-75c.
CABBAGE: Weaker. Cannonhall per
acrt.; 2.25-2.75, fair. 200; iboS. and ordi-
nary ! 25-1. -. few low as 100.
CuCuMBERS: Steady; Imperial lugs hest
4.50-5.25. fair 3.00-3.50, ordinary 200
25o; hothouse flats > doz. extra select
400-4 .. extra fancy $50 fancy 2.75-
LETTUCE: Weaker; Imperial Is 3.5o-
400. fair low as $50; Santa Barbara Is
IS 100000. ordinary low as 1.25: local
2is 3 doz. 50c-1.0J poor low as SOC.
PEAS: Steady. Per ID: Imperial 16c
PEPPERS: Steay. Per IL. Bells San
Diego zoe. ordinary to fair 10-15c.
SQUASH: Weaker; white summer San
Diego lugs best 30O-3.50, fair 25o-2. -.
ordinary 1.75-20o; Imperial crts. 800
lugs 1.50-2.50. fair 1.25; No. IS 75c-1 90.
Imperial crts. 1.50-2.50. >. .00-225, fair l CO.
rs: yellow crookneck Imperial crts. B.
$50; San Diego lugs 3.00-3.75; Table
Queen lugs s5c-1 90, sacked stock SC ID;
banana per ID. 2lac. Hubbard 314c.
TOMATOES: Steady. Lugs San Diego
5N5s and 5x6s 4.O0-5.0O fair 3.o0-350;
6N6s 4.oO-4.50. fair 3.00-350; 6N7s 800
$50; poor all sizes 1852. 25; loose lugS
400, 6x6s 3.00-3 25; 6X7s 2.50-2. 10; San
Luis Obispo 5X5s and 5N6s lugs $50 6N6s
2.50-3. 90: Imperial crtS. 9-12 tops 400
$50. 16-iopS $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26

CHICAGO, Dec. "a CUP)-When
the Chicago Bears clash with the
Washington Redskins in the Wrig-
ley Field Ice Bowl game Sunday,
they will be seeking their sixth
worlds professional football title
and their fourth playoff victory.
Since the playoff contest was
inaugurated in 1888, the Bears have
paced all teams in collecting champ
ionships But the worlds crown
isn't the only honor at stake in
this years blue chip game-the
Bears want to even the score with
washington and knot their playoff
series at two triumphs each.
The Redskins defeated the Bears,
1921, in the 1887 title game, but
the Chicagoans bounced back. hard
in 1910 to hand Washington the
most humiliating defeat in pro
league history, 1870. Then the Red
skins came back to outclass the
Bears, 14-6, last year and take a
81 lead in the playoff meetings.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26
PAGE FOUR

When the Marines play. they
play hard, and the current athletic
interest at the Marine Air Station
is touchball. Discounting the G.. 1.
names the various teams have dug
out of some Gyrene's fragile mind
great enthusiasm has been evil
denced in the tournament-schedule
that winds up the play in the near
future.
Outstanding players have been
Tolbert's passing and Celasney and
Guy for the Missing Links; Bliss
and Weatherford for the Sad Sacks;
Nichols, LukRski and Cummings
for the Electric Shockers, Gazinski
for Supord; Miller for the Filters;
Gates for the Road Runners; Eb-
bessen for the Ear Dangers; and
Martin for the Al-ComS.
In the last game before the
Christmas Holiday. Public Works,
or the Electric Shockers. were de-
feated by the Sad Sacks, represent
ing Operations, Go. Weatherford
intercepted Nichols pass and ran
the length Of the field to score
the only tally.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26
" = STOCKS

NEW YORK, Dec 21 p)-Trading was
dull on the stock market in the pre-
holiday session today with prices irregular.
The averages showed small gains in all
hui the utility group. Omnibus Corpora
tion and General Gas and Electric a. were
al the top of the active list with the
latter appearing on block ranging to 5000
shares.
American Disiilline which lost more
than five points yesterday, came back
more than two and held half the rise
Other liquor issues moved narrowly in
light trading.
Numerous special issues were up one
10 four points. the latter in CurtiSh Pub
fishing preferred which made new high.
New highs also were made by Consoi-
dated Coal issues. Omnibus Corp, Phoenix
Hosiery issues, International Silver, and
Hercules Motors. International Paper
equaled its high. Coca-Cola A. made a
new low
Among the leaders. the stecls and
Motors had small net gains. Oils were
easier with Standard Oil tN.JD off nearly
a point. Utilities were narrow movers on
either side al the market. Rails held
steady to firm. Small gains were noted
in the amuSements, and nlercantiles. Tire
sipcks were strong with gains ranging To
more than a point in L. s. Rubber and
Goodrich
Markets generally will be closed Satur
day for the Christmas Day holiday. All
OF them in this country viii reopen on
Monday.
Preliminary closing Dow-Jones averages:
Industrial 1864. up o.1T; rail 1886. up
0.e9; utility 1873. off o.01; and 65 stocks
Al 10, up 006
turnover in fun session since last Octo-
ber ii and compared with $50, $50 yester-
day Curb sales were ia, Isl shares
against 117,57l yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26
Washington Sends Strong Team Against
Trojans Despite Loss Of Susick. Stoves

chunas and Giffin. Coach Welcn
has switched Bill Ward, former
washington State luminary, from
guard to tackle.
Welch considers Ward one OF the
best guards in Washington football
history and the Huskies have had
some honeys-Steve Slivinki, ALL
America Max Starcebich and others.
With the Ward switch, Frank
Saksa and George Meyers are the
starting guards, A welcome addl-
ton is Tom Collins, who played
fer two years at Loyola Of Los An
geles.. He cracked an ankle in a
wrestling bout with the first prac-
tice of the season.
Gordy Berlin, Seattle freshman
is the center He is an outstanding
prospect, his lone weakness pass
defense. Don Hollingbery sWells the
total of additions to the squad to
a half dozen. A siX-foot three-inch
19O-pound freshman center from
washington State, he may see ac-
ton.
WEAK ON PASS DEFENSE
To repeat, Washington must
brush up on pass defense, where
the Huskies have been pitiably in
e3t, especially down the middle.
If the first stringers stand uE
and knock down passes, the T'ro-
jams will know they have been ir
the Rose Bowl again.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26
CHAIR SKI LIFT IS
WORLDS HIGHEST
BY NEA Service

STOWE, Vt, Dec. 25. - Stand
ing on the topmost height of snowy
Mt. Mansfield, one sees Lake
Champlain to the west. To the
east, across the state of Vermont, It
is possible to see New Hampshire
and the western boundary of Maine
on a clear day. 1t is on Mt. Mans
field that George Morrell, former
All-America football player, has
built the worlds highest and long
est chair ski lift. The tow is a mile
and a quarter in length.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26
Yankees Expect
To Have Keller
By NEA Service

NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-Ed Bar
row, president o. The Yankees, says
that, as far as he knows, Charley
Keller has not been officially frozen
to his war job in Maryland. Keller
he says, has received no such no
tice from his draft board. AS far as
the New York club knows, Keller
is la. Keller's reported siX-montl1
deferment, if obtained, would be
given Upon the request of his wal
plant on the basis that the out
fielder was essential to the post
Keller's case would be further re-
viewed at the end of six months
The Yankees are counting on tbs
slugger next season.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26
EAST'S GARGANIUAN
BACKS TRUE WEIGHT
REVEALED BY PHYSICAL
by NEA Service

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Dec. 25.
Penn State teammates insisted
Aldo Cenci weighed more than 800.
Guesses ran as high as 260. Cenci
waited until the locker room was
virtually empty to report his weight.
Still 230, was Cenci's stock report
But Cenci was unable to conceal
the true figure when he under
went an Army physical. Guard
Johnny Jafurs, slated to go into
officer training with Cenci in Feb
ruary, after both appear in the
Shriners' East-West game in San
Francisco, Jan. |, accompanied the
Scranton heavyweight to a nearby
camp, brought back the dope. The
NittanT Lions blocking back scaled
249%. The doctor Whistled
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26
Bowl Games on
New Years Day
Pu limited PRESS

ROSE BOWL, Pasadena, CALI
Southern California won 7, lost q
VS.. Washington (won 4, lost o..
Washington 21A to l favorite.
SUGAR BOWL, New Orleans, La.
Tulsa won 6, lost 0. tied u VS..
Georgia Tech (Won 7, lost 81.
Georgia Tech to favorite.
ORANGE BOWL. Miami, Fla
Texas A. & M. (won 7, lost l, tied
Il VS.. Louisiana State won 5, lost
81. Texas A. 81 M. seven point
favorite.
COTTON BOWL, Dallas, Tex
Texas (won 7, lost II VS.. Randolph
Field Filters twon lost i. Ran
dolph 6 to 5 favorite.
SUN BOWL, FL Paso, Tex
Southwestern University won 8,
lost l. tied u VS.. New Mexico twon
3, lost /. Southwestern 2 to l
.favorite.
SHRINE GAME, San Francisco
East College All-Stars VS.. West Col
lege All-StarS. No odds quoted.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Dec "a CUP Strong
prices and moderately active trading
marked holiday dealings today on the
Los Angeles Stock Exchange. with sales
totaling 6663 shares. Eleven issues
climbed. two declined and nine were
STEADY.
The list: Central Investment 10 at 46 Il
up u L. A. Investment 100 at 11A, up
a: Southern Pacific 100 at 23@i. down Il
Republic Petroleum 100 at 6A. up y +;
Union Oil at 10. up X: Cessna 100 at 5ia.
up Il; Cons. Steel common 100 at ga. up
-: Lockheed 100 at 15A. up y; Menasco
100 at S1.10, unchanged; Solar 100 at pa,
up Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26
TouchboII Hits High Spot

With a few games to go that were
postponed during the rainy season
the past two weeks remember? /,
the Missing Links, having six out
of seven games tucked in the bar
racks bags, lead the Base HqSq
group tournament with an .857
percentage. Their nearest con-
tenders are the Sad Sacks who have
played eight, won six, tied one and
lost one for .812 The standings of
the other eight teams are as fol-
lows.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26
Offered $4,000 to Battle Ortiz

Orleans, has been offered $4,000
by Promoter Joe Lynch of Los An
geles for a title bout Jan. 10 with
the bantam Aztec.
The offer was made on the prem
Use that Terranova does not lose
his title Monday in his bout with
Jackie Gallura, Canadian-born cX-
featherWeight champ,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26
LOCAL RCTTERFAT
L. A. fIYESTUCK

Los ANGELES. Dec. "a UP)-(FSAINSl !:
CATTLE: Salable 300, better grades all
classes lacking. standard sales about
steady: medium to good steers quoted
around 14-15.35: few medium to good
heifers 1250-14; few common cows $50
10. Gamers and cutters 625-S.50.
CALVES: Salable 25, practically no
sales: good TO choice vcalers quoted
13. .T5-14.50 or above.
HOGS: Salable rs. good 10 choice 200
300 h. weights lacking, quoted at support
price of 1d.T5; odd good 200 lbs. ID;
medium 160-205 lbs. 1912 50; common to
medium SDws 9-I0
SHEEP: Salable none. good TO choice
wooled lambs quoted 14.50-15.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26
Z. Il. ffiULTfi &c EGGS

Los ANGELES, Dec. p (UPl--
EGGS: JobDnI ps'css 10 retailers on
case-packed candled eggs. per dozen
large. grade AA ssh -6Ohc; grade A
5Sl5c: grade 49hc; medium, grade A
54hc: small grade A 50lac.
Retail prices to consumers: Large,
grade AA 69-7oc; grade 67-6Sc; grade
B .57-5sc; medium, grade A 62-63c; small,
gls.de 5S-59c.
Poultry and game at ceiling: Paying
PRICES I.o.D. les Angeles:
Eroilers, Leghorns, under pa lbs, 30c,
q. to lbs, 29c; fryers Sd lbs. 29c;
casters all weights DOC fowl. Leghorn,
all weights 2S;.c; colored. all weights
SIC; duck, all sizes 25c; rttbits, under
lbs 22-24c
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26
| Ortiz Named
Athlete of Year

Manuel Ortiz, Worlds Bantam
weight champion, and known as
the Aztec AnnihilatOr from I'll
Centre, was named Southern Cali
fOrnia athlete of 1943 by the
Southern California Athlete of
the Year Board in conjunction
with the Helms Athletic FOunda-
ton, Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26
OFFERED Sl5.OO0-42

OFF ERED 3I0,UUU-4z
Manuel Ortiz, Imperial Valley
farmer and worlds champion ban
tamweight, should be flattered but
at the same time has an oppor-
tInity to prove himself the cham
pion calibre he is.
Reports are that Phil Terranoya,
NB,A, featherweight champ Of New
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26
-Four Homers

NEW YORK. Dec. 25. CUP)-The
1943 world series produced only four
home runs, two by each team. Bill
Dickey and Joe Gordon made the
round trippers for the Yanks with
Martin Marion and Ray Sanders
hitting home runs for the Cards.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26
CHICAGO CHAIN

CHICAGO. Dec. - CUP)-Grain futures
moved within a narrow range in dull
prc-holiday session on the Board of Trade
today.
Grains rallied Ia fractional gains on the
close with barley CountcrinC the trend.
Wheat finished the day up = 70 > cent
bushcl, oats up \ TO *, rye up L 10
q and barley off = to "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26
NEW LII COACH

BROOKLYN, Dec. 25.-George
Wolfe, new Long Island university
basketball coach, is graduate OF
st. Johns and stars with the Phil
adelphia Sjhas Clair Bee is in the
maritime service.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26
MORE ROWLING TEAMS

MILWAUKEE,, Dec. 25.--Ameri-
can Bowling Congress has sanction
ed 33,973 teams, 1921 more than at
a corresponding date last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26
MICHIGAN CAPTAIN HURT

ANN ARBOR, Dec. 25.-A knee
injury, suffered when he crashed
into the boards, will keep Bob Der
leth Michigan's hockey captain,
out a month.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26

Pictured here is Dick TOlbert
missing Links blocking out
"Shocker" johnson as Jumping
Jim" Alborg gets set to receive
punt. The Links beat the Shock
ers 12-6 in this game.-Official
Navy Photo, Courtesy Desert Dig
gins.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26
West
Fuvored

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. rs CUP)
The western All-Stars were solid
2-to-1 favorites today to defeat
their eastern rivals in the annual
East West Shrine football game
New Years day at Kezar stadium.
Both squads scheduled Christmas
Day workouts, The West at Menlo
Park and the East at Santa Clara,
as their coaches sought to eStab-
lish tentative lineups one week be-
fore game day.
Dick Renfro, Washington State
back arriving today, is being count
ed on by co-coaches Babe Holling-
berry and Buck Shaw as the Vests
signal caller. Herman Wedemeyer,
passing star of ST. Mary's college,
and Gonzalvo Morales, former Gael
now with the Alameda Coast Guard,
looked good in one backfield yes
terday while Jimmy Nelson, Bob
Defruiter and Sal Rosato of the
March Field Fourth Air Flyers per-
formed in another.
CHOSE EAST GENERALS
Eastern Coaches Andy Kerr and
DR.. George Hauser put 170-pound
quarterback Eddie Doherty OF
Boston College in charge Of one
backfield and 225-pound quarter
back Aldo Cenci of Penn State at
the helm of a second, which in
cluded Bob Hoernschemeyer, In
diana ace, at left half.
WEST TEAMS
The two Western teams lined VI
for workouts yesterday as follows
Nick Susoeff, washington State
and Hank Norberg, Fourth All
Force Stanford, ends; Walt Mes
smer, Fourth Air Force, and Dick
Ashcom, Oregon, tackles; John
Parker, University of San Fran
cisco, and Felix Bucek, Texas A
& M, guards; Bill Mayther, Oregon
center Boyd Clement, Oregon State
quarterback; Sal Rosato, Fourth All
Force (Villanova, fullback; Bol
Defruiter, Fourth Air Force
(NebraSka), right half, and Jimmy
Nelson, Fourth Air Force (Alabama)
left half.
Dave Brown, UCLA, and Abt
Croft, Southern Methodist, ends
Ashcom and Clyde Flowers, Texas
Christian, tackles; Gloyd Rhea
oregon, and Mike Marienthal
UCLA, guards; quentin Greenough
Alameda Coast Guard (Oregor
State), center; George Bettridge
Utah, quarterback; Choc Shelton
Oregon State, fullback; Herman
Wedemeyer, st. Mary's, right half
Cionzalvo Morales, Alameda Coas
Guard tSt. Mary's) left half.
Absent from the workout Wer'
star tackle Art McCaffray of Col
lege of the Pacific, visiting in Seat
tie; Ensign presto" Johnson o
COP and Southern Methodist, callc'
to duty temporarily, and Renfro.
Their presence will allow Maythe
to return to his usual guard posi-
ton and Clement to center, al
though Hollingbery plans to us
Mayther at center, guard and en'
and Clement at both quarterback
and center.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26
l.. A. HA J

LOS ANGELES. Dec. "a CUP
lay no. /. 10. !. anG :I,.. = eafy 29-31;
Certified hay, No. ] extra leafy 3450-
&c. SC, Nc. /. 1880. No. > leafy or green
20. 50-32 and No >. 29-31; No. 1, barley
31-32 No 4 cat 36-37.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26
Markets at a
Glance
By UNITED PRESS

Stocks iicgulafly higher in quiet trading
Bonds irrcgulafly lower; Us governments
lower and quiet
Curb stocks Irregular.
Cotton steady.
Wheat up - 20 q.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26
NJ lark E. T S
L. A. RNTTER

Quotations FOR outter and eggs have
been discontinued indefinitely by the Los
Angeles Produce Exchange.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-26
NPLS. FLAX FUTURES

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