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TIRES AND ACCESSORIES

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CARS FOR sCRAP-BEsT PRICES
Residence TT. 2-ol9i Yard. TY t-s3ls
CAR wanted fog war worker. condition.
important; pay cash olive $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-24
MoToRCYCLEs AND BICYCLES

INDIAN motorcycle 1912 un1e. driven
Dn.g 1900 miles LOADED with extras
privately owned mutt seil 1909 Gratot.
Want mrt0rcjcles or cqufies Cash wait
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Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-27
SPORTS PARADE

in for only 13 minutes: then he
threw in the second, third, fourth
and fifth teams. Still the Sailors
kept rolling, scoring in every period.
Paul Brown, the ex-high school
coach who piloted Ohio State to the
Mythical National Title last year,
discovered Saturday that high
school players actually are lot
inferior to professional performers.
Ohio State, with team composed
almost entirely of freshmen-three
months out of high school, were
downed by Iowa navy pre-flight,
28-13. Iowa Seahawk Stalwarts
included Erstwhile professionals
Dick Todd, Perry Schwartz, Frank
Maznicki and Vince Banonis. 1t was
Ohio's first opening day defeat
since 1894. The high school kids
made IL first downs to the Pros
10; but most of Ohio's gains were
in midfield, whereas the Pros ate
up pay dirt
Cornell was more fortunate than
the Bucks" it had an agreement
with Sampson naval training that
no Pros and virtually no college
graduates were to be used in their
encounter Cornell beat Sampson,
27-13; but this score is not a true
indicator of Simpsons strength.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-27
". Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK, Sept. 27 UP)-Stocks de-
clined fractions TO more than three
points today with volume slightly above
last Fridays 641, sac shares.
Railroad obligations on the stock and
bond boards featured on the downsde
Colorado and Southern issues broke
two TO more than three points following
q statement by the roads president that
no dividends were contemplated on any
issue. The Az per cent bonds broke six
points on his statement the road planned
10 call some of them at 4s
Nickel Plate preferred was down two
points and Santa Fe lost more than a
point. A reduction in earnings played a
part IN the recession, experts said.
Johns -Manville made a new high at
92k then declined TO 90h, off \ point
net Tire issues were off fractions to
more than point. Utilities and steels
generally were lower.
Homestake mining lost a point. Cop
pers eased fractionally. lis held we'll al
though Continental lost a point. Mer-
cantiles held better than other groups.
American Car and Foundry was down
more than a point. ]. /. Case lost more
than two. Pittsburgh coal preferred de-
ciined two points.
Dow-Jones preliminary closing stock
averages Industrial 139 al, off c.77; rail
"a 90. off 0.53; utility 21 80 off Ola; and
65 stocks 4s 16, off o.3s.
Stock sales were 621 $50 shares COM
pared with Gal. $40 shares in the previous
five-hour session Friday. Curb stock sales
were 202, 240 shares against 172, IT'S
shares Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-27
MPLS. Flax FUTURES
July -.................... s.. .O5
September .....-.-.......-....... 50 sc Y
L. A. PRODUCE
September

LOS ANGELES. Sept. q oUP)-Federal-
State Market News:
PUNCHED VEGETABLES: Steady. Per
crt: Beets 2is 3 doz 15o-1S5; carrots 3
doz. 1.50-1.75, ordinary and small LOO
l.25; Santa Maria iced crts 6 doz. 400;
chard 2ls 3 doz. 10o-1.25; green onions
8 doz. 5.00-6.25; leeks ? doz 2.50;
mustard doz. 1.40-175; parsley doz.
2.O0-2.50; radishes small red doz. 1.25-
1.50. fair LOO; spinach 4 doz. 2.Oo-2 IS
fair 1.5o-1.75; turnips 21@-3 doz. 1.5o-
LIS. fair 1.25.
CORN: Firm; Golden Cross lugs 3-3h
doz. ! .25-l. so, fair 90c-l 90, ordinary Co.
75c; San Diego crts. 5 doz. 2.75.
lCUCUMBERS: Stronger; lugs San Diego
] 135-l.75. best 1901 IS, fair 1.O0-1. 25,
no. 2s 50-75c; Lompoc 150: Oxnard LIS;
San Luis Obispo best 1-50-1.65, fair LOO
1.25; pickles lugs small 2.5o-3.o0, medium
l75-2.00.
EGGPLANT: Steady: lugs e-l2 tops s5c-
100, fair 50-75c, crate stock 3-4c ID.
SQUASH Steady; white summer lug.
San Diego 2.00-2.25, fair 1.5o-1.75; No.
2s 1.O0-1. IS; hugs 1902 90: Imperial crts
1.50-1.75. few 200 No. 2s 1.o0-1 IS
LIS. Nos. 75c-1.25; yellow crookneck
San Diego best 2.00-2. 25. fair 150-1. IS,
ordinary 1.00-125; Table Queen lugs best
75c, fair soc; banana per ID. mostly &c.
Hubbard Sc
SWEET POTATOES: Steady Per ID.
Jerseys 6-6sc, fair SC; Porto Ricos 7-7hc,
fair SEC; Jbos. lk-4c; Key West best g.
10c, fair SIC; Nancy Halls 6-6kc, fair
Sc. No 2s all varieties ! x &c, some low
as 35c lug; Merced Blu Bask. Porto Ricos
and Jerseys AS.
TOMATOES: Steady; San Diego Ventura
lugs 4x5s best 1.75-2. 25. ordinary 1.25,
5x5s and 5x6s best 2.00-2. so, fair 1.50-
LIS. ordinary 1.25; 6x6s best 15O-2O 90;
ordinary TO fair /. 00-1 IS; 6x7s / .00-1. 25,
ordinary 75c Santa Barbara 4x5s 225-
ESQ. SKIS and 5x6s 2.50-2 IS. 6x7s It's
200. player lugs 10000; Santa Maria
SKIS and 5x6s 2 25-2. rs, fair 200: 6x6s
1872 IS; San Luis Obispo 4x5s 2.25, 5x5s
and5x6s :. 2.50-2.75; 6x6s 2.oo-2.2 .25; Center
viile SKIS and 5x6s3. 90.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-27
Red Ruffing Shuts
Out Ranqers 100

CAMP ROBERTS, Calf, Sept.
81 (UP)-Red Ruffing, former New
York Yankee pitching star, shut out
the Roberts Rangers 100 yesterday
as moundsman for the 9Th Ferry
ing group, Long Beach Ferry
command.
Batting star of the game was
Harry Danning, ex-New York
Giant, who hit two homers and
two singles in four trips to the
plate. Ruffing also got homer,
while pitching one-hit ball for six
innings.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-27
Kramer Winner In
Tennis Contest

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 81 CUP)-
Jack Kramer, Coast Guardsman
and runnerup in the National single
tennis championships, today held
the Pacific southwest title by over
powering Ecuadorian act Francisco
CPancho) Segura, 0-6, 6-l, 6-2.
Kramer dropped the first set to
his two-fisted foe in the finals
yesterday. and then came storming
back with a blazing service and
smashing drives to close out the
match.
New Pacific southwest tennis
queen was Louis Brought, Beverly
Mills, Calf, who downed Mary
Arnold, Los Angeles, 6-3, 6-3.
In the mems doubles Kramer
teamed with Frankie Parker to de-
feat Segura and Bob Knemayer, g.
4 6-3. Miss Brough and Margaret
osborne won from Miss Arnold and
national singles champion Pauline
Betz. rs, Ga.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-27
L. 4. HAY
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Sent. 81 (UP)-Federal-
State Market News:
CATTLE: Salable 36oC, early trading
generally steady but many common 10
medium steers and stocks and feeders on
hand, undertones weak to lower; medium
10 good steers 13.35-14.75, few loads held
10 around d common 11-12. %, medium
feeders IL. 25-ll. so; medium to good
heifers 13-14.50; medium TO good cows
II. .25-12.75, common to medium gil,
Gamers and cutters 6.50-S50; common
to medium 9-11; Gamers and cutter $50
$50 common to medium bulls 10-1l, odd
good bulls 12.50-13.
CALVES: Salable 700, steady: odd
choice vealers to i4.50; bulk medium 10
good calves u. .50-13.50.
HOGS: Salable 1000, slow. weak to 10
cents lower, many bids off more; good
to choice 170-2S0 lbs. 15.25-15.50. prac-
tical top 1880, some held higher; few
2S0-310 lbs 14-l4. s.; good TO choice sows
3.2-l3. so.
SHEEP: Salable $50 load good wooled
ewes offered, no sales.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-27
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Sept. 27 CUP1-Oats futures
developed an independently firm trend on
the Board of Trade today with December
contracts advancing to a new seasonal
high.
Rye finished the day up * to q cent
a bushel; wheat unchanged TO off Is, and
rye off " TO up Is.
Grainmen generally watched for new
developments in Washington on sub
sides.
Strength at Winnipeg helped steady
prices in the Chicago wheat pit Traders
studied action on the Canadian exchange
closely in relation TO reports that futures
trading might be suspended.
Resting demand for wheat developed
at $l.4SA a bushel, giving a slightly
firTner tone and ralying prices about one
cent from low points
Restricted offerings in December oats
strengthened the market but commission
houses sold on the advance.
Rye recovered from early lows when
commission houses absorbed offerings
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-27
Only I
Player
Back

BRAWLEY, Sept. 27.-Brawley' S
new gridiron mentor, Clarence Cart
wright, faces probably the most dis
NAL assignment of any football
coach in Southern California, that
of whipping team into shape with
only one experienced player and a
handful of young and extremely
green aspirants.
Cartwright, who mentored at
Point Iona high school last year,
is pretty pessimistic man as con-
Germs his future prospects and his
only ray of encouragement lies in
diminutive Gene Minter, 120-pound
half back who is Cartwrights only
returning veteran"
OPENING GAME
Nevertheless he is sending his
charges through 6aily drills as he
prepares them for their opening
engagement against the Imperial
Tigers on Oct. 8. He has 80 or 35
boys out for practice but admits
that number of them are more
ornamental than anything else.
The school has been extremely
hard hit by the loss of boys. Last
year there were approximately 400
male registrants while at present
l00 male names are on the rolls.
How successful Cartwright will be
in forming team out of practically
nothing is hard to predict but he
has one consolation, the fact that,
with the exception of Calexico, 9TH
er valley high schools likewise have
pretty tough rows to hoe.
Brawley will tangle with Yuma
on Oct. Is and FL Centro on Oct.
%. Then, after playing both Holt
vile and Calexico, will wind up the
season with second game with Ell
Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-27
Oakland Giants In
Straight Wins

OAKLAND, Cal, Sept. 81. UP)-
The Oakland Giants professional
football team today held a record
of three straight victories after
topping Alameda 21-13 yesterday
before $500 fans.
Mel Reid, former University of
San Francisco halfback, scored two
of the Giants touchdowns and lat
eraled for the third. Frank Sobero,
ex-Santa Clara ace, passed the Ala
media team to its two scores.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-27
En- Centre Youth
In Big Game

Ray Ingle, El Centro youth who
played end on the l94l Spartan
valley championship football team
snatched a little distinction Satur-
day by playing a good portion OF
the USC-UCLA grid encounter Sat-
urday.
Ingle is a second team guard for
the TrojanS and may see consider
able action in big games during the
season.
He is a sophomore and is en-
listed in the Navy Reserve pro-
gram.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-27
Hugger White To
Fiuht Sam Anqoff

HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 81. CUP)-
Luther tSlugger) White, Maryland
lightweight titleholder, has signed
TO meet Lightweight Champ SAM
my Angott, Washington, Penn, for
a i5-round bout here Oct. 18, Pro-
moter Joe Lynch announced today.
Whether the winner of the match
win be recognized as world light
weight champion now depends on
action by Abe Greene, National
Boxing administration president.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-27
yanks Nab Flag:
Keep On Winning

victory season, the McCarthymen
have to win seven out of their re-
manning eight games to reach the
century mark, figure almost GER
tain to be achieved by the national
league champion st. Louis Cardin-
ais, who had SO decisions today.
The Yanks copped pair of one
run decisions yesterday from the
Cleveland Indians, 3-2 in the opener
and 6-5 in the 10-inning nightcap,
for their third successive victory by
single run margin. Charley Kel-
lers 30th home run broke up a
pitchers duel in the ninth inning
of the first between Ernie Bonham
and Al Smith. Keller came through
in the second with another circuit
clout, but Tuck Stainback's pinch
single with bases loaded in the extra
frame drove in the winning run and
gave Fireman" Johnny Murphy his
18th decision in relief role.
SPLIT GAMES
The Chicago White Sox and the
second place Washington Senators
split pair. Chicago took the OPEN
er, 1873 with a 13-run uprising in
the fourth inning which came with
in single run of tying the Amer
lean league record for runs in a
single inning. Ed Smith breezed to
the victory. Milt Haefner hurled
Washington to a 5-2 triumph in the
nightcap.
The Philadelphia athletics drew
within single game of having lost
100 this season by dropping both
ends of twin-bill to the st. Louis
Browns. Bob Muncrief hurled six
hitter in the opener to gain a 81
decision while Steve Sundra scat
tered five hits in the nightcap for
a 10 shutout.
The Boston Red Sox defeated the
slumping Detroit Tigers, 3-2 and
6-2. Jim Tabor homered in the 10th
inning to win the first game while
four runs in the sixth inning
clinched the second game. Rudy
York maintained his major league
lead in the home run department
by hitting one in each game, rails
ing his total to 33.
GOOD PITCHING
Cincinnati's pitching highlighted
the days activity in the National
league with Elmer Riddle and
Johnny Wander Nicer each turning
in four hitters for shutouts over the
Boston Braves. Riddle won his 21st
game in the opener, 20 and Gee
Walker homered with two out in
the ninth inning of the nightcap to
give Wander Nicer a 10 decision.
The Pittsburgh Pirates and the
New York Giants divided a twin
bill, the Bucs registering SO shut
out behind Bob Klinger in the first
and the New Workers taking a 10
inning Alb triumph in the second.
The Cardinals divided with the
Philadelphia Phillies, winning the
first Al behind the five hit pitch
ing of HOWE First and bowling 80
in the 11-inning second to Dick
Barrett.
Kirby Higbe pitched seven hit
ball TO give the Brooklyn Dodgers
81 decision in the first and a
split in two games with the Chi
cago Cubs. Bill Nicholson drove in
two runs to increase his major lea
que leading total to 120 and give
the Bruins a 5-3 triumph in the
second.
Yesterdays Stars - Elmer Riddle
and Johnny Wander Nicer. who
pitched the Cincinnati Reds to four
hit shutouts over the Boston Braves.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-27
Ortiz Only Champ
Who Will Battle

NEW YORK, Sept. 81. tUP)-
Manuel Ortiz, world bantamweight
king, is the only champion to see
action this week on the National
box program, risking his title in a
15-round match against Leonardo
Lopez at Hollywood, Cal, Friday
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-27
l.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. Sept. n CUP)-Stocks
were mildly weak in light trading on the
Los Angeles Stock Exchange today with
approximately 1000 shares sold, no issues
gaining. five declining and five remain
ing unchanged.
The list Blue Diamond 100 at 1876,
down 5 cents Pacific Gas common 100
al 3UA, down u So. Cal. Edison COM
mon pct. 100 at 32%, unchanged Re-
public Pet. 100 at So. down Il Standard
Oil 100 al 3s. down y Sun Ray 200 at
6, unchanged; Electrical Products Co, 200
at 1li4. unchanged: Aircraft Accessories
100, al 3, unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-27
TWO GAMES

The Huskies have as ;teir only
other scheduled games cate with
March Field in Seattle Oct. %, and
second game with Spokane Air
Service Command Oct. 80 in
Seattle.
Speedy Mickey McCardle spear
headed the Trojan running and
passing attack that took the CT
formation to a three touchdown
victory over UCLA's OF" Fifty
thousand fans saw the 1912 con-
ference champions and Rose Bowl
representatives from Westwood
threaten only once, and show little
of their last years class.
Veteran Art Honegger from Cali
fornia and Atherton purged Bill
Joslyn from Stanford teamed to-
gether to give Coach Stub Allison's S
Bears their 27-l2 win, but not be-
fore Herman Wedemeyer, no.
pound Hawaiian-C Chinese halfback,
had stolen the show with brilliant
display of open field running that
netted the GaelS TWO scores ana
held California to a 14-l2 halftime
lead. Thirty-five thousand saw the
game.
Yesterdays unveiling of the Del
Monte pre-flight team saw all
Americans Paul Christman of Mis-
souri,, Parker Hall of Mississippi,
Len Eshmont of Fordham, James
Mcdonald of Ohio State and
Bowden Wyatt of Mississippi State
thunder through a game Coast
Guard team.
Christman's passing and 72-yard
run to a touchdown by Hall gave
10000 fans in Kezar Stadium their
biggest thrills, as the Nayyators
scored three times in the final
quarter to skyrocket the score to
34-7.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-27
By GLEN PERKINS

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-CUP)-
The New York Yankees still were
rolling along today as if the Am
erican leagre pennant, clinched
Saturday, were still in doubt.
Setting their sights on a 100-game
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-27
BY JACK CUDDY

NEW YORK, Sept. M.-UP)-
Monday morning quarterbacking:
The seasons first Red-lighted
compass, donated by Messrs. Rieg-
els and Corrigan, goes to Bob Odell,
Pennsylvania captain who scored
for both teams in the first period
of the Princeton game Saturday.
Having intercepted pass, Odell
Absent-mindedly stepped back into
the end zone for an automatic safe
ty. Chagrined at giving the Tigers
two points, he then whipped out of
fake kick formation and galloped
80 yards for Penn's first touch
down.
Dartmouth, touted as an eastern
power, must feel a little green"
after being held to 80 victory
over supposedly hapless Holy Cross,
which used only II men throughout
the entire game yesterday. Dart
mouth got field goal in the last
two minutes of play. Had the tally
been made earlier, coach Ank
Scanlon might have drafted the
H. C. cheer leader to relieve one of
his Iron men,"
DUKE TAKES RICHMOND"
Drugstore Cowboys (if there are
any lefD can change the Hackney
ed Simile to: like Duke took Rich
mond'-which was 81 to 0.
We have discharged our opera
tive No. 101la who reported from
west point that army had adopted
the "T" formation this season. A
poll of the Villanova wildcats, who
were stunned 30 by the soldiers,
discloses that it's the TINT" sys-
tenn army is using.
Apparently army will need plenty
of TINT" in its seasonal classic
with navy, which threw out the
anchor four times Saturday to hold
down the score against North
Carolina navy re-flight-and still
won, 31-0. Capt. John E. Whelchel
navy coach, left his first-strangers
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-27
L. A. POULTRY e. EGGS

Maximum prices that may be paid pro-
ducers by retailers:
Grade a, large eggs, week beginning
Sept q, IS cents. Medium eggs four
cents below small eggs eight cents below
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-27
BrawIey Hard Hit
Seals Push Close
To Victory In
Pacific P|ay.0ffs

The San Francisco Seals needed
only one victory today to cinch the
Pacific Coast post-season Shaugh-
messy play-offs.
Seattle needed both ends of a
doubleheader for that honor.
San Francisco. runnerup to the
pennant winning Los Angeles
Angels in regular season play, took
the first and third games from the
Rainiers, who were favored after
they had eliminated the powerful
Angels from the playoffs in four
straight games.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-27
Division onL Leaders
Emerging From
Grid Confusion
BY OSCAR. .'RALEY

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-UP)-
Divisional leaders began to emerge
today from the confusion which
preceded the 1943 gridiron season
with some of the undefeated Sec
tional powers meeting this week.
end.
Top tilts for this week included:
East-Colgate-Army and Cornell
Navy, all undefeated.
id-West - Georgia Tech-Notre
Dame, both undefeated.
South-Texas-So Southwestern, both
undefeated.
west - undefeated California
Southern California and UCLA-Col-
lege of Pacific.
SECTIONAL LEADERS
Sectional leaders to date were
Army, Navy and Penn in the east
Purdue, Michigan and Notre Dame
in the midwest; Georgia Tech,
Duke and Southwestern in the
south, and southern California and
Washington on the west coast.
Army lived up to advance billing
as it walloped navy packed Vii
lanova in its opener Saturday, 27-0
Navy meanwhile served notice on
the cadets that they won't be a
pEShover in the annual service
classic by routing North Carolina
Pre-Flight, $40. Elsewhere in the
east, Penn displayed unexpected
strength in beating Princeton, 47-9;
Notre Dame dampened Pitts hopes,
41-0, Colgate battered Rochester,
TO; Yale beat the coast guard, 30
II; Cornell whipped Sampson Navy,
27-13; Penn State stopped Buck
nell, 14-0, and Dartmouth barely
beat Holy Cross, 80 in q Sunday
game.
PURDUE WINS
In the midwests feature, Purdue
shut out Marquette, 21-0, as Michi-
gan downed western Michigan, 57-6;
Iowa Pre-Flight halted Ohio State,
28-13; Great Lakes beat Iowa, 21-7;
Camp Grant set back Wisconsin,
1917; Minnesota defeated Missouri,
26-13, and Northwestern downed
Indiana, 14-6.
Duke set the southern pace with
a CLIO win over Richmond as
Georgia Tech defeated navy packed
North Carolina, 20-7; LSU beat
Georgia's ex-Rose Bowlers, 1927;
Virginia tied Richmond army, TT;
and Presbyterian nosed out Glenn
son, 1912.
Southwestern games saw little
Southwestern defeat Corpus Christi
navy, $40; Texas defeat Blackland
AAf', 65-6; Tulsa topple SMU, POT;
Texas A and M trim Bryan AAF,
48-6; Oklahoma defeat Norman
navy, 22-6; Arkansas down Missouri
mines, $50, and Randolph Field
slip past Rice, 60.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-27

Los ANGELES, Sept. 81 CUP)-
EGGS. Jobbing p:.ces 20 retailers on
case-packed candled eggs, per dozen:
Large, grade AA $3.50, grade A SO,
grade 47-4s; medium, grade A 40;
small, grade A IS.
Retail price to consumers; Large, grade
IA 62-64. grade A 60-62, grade B 55-57;
medium, grade A 56-57; small, grade A
50-53c.
Poultry and game at ceiling: Paying
prices fob. Los Angeles:
Broilers. Leghorn. under 2h lbs, SOC,
az to 3 lbs., 29c; fryeTs 3-4 lbs. 29c;
roasters, all weights 2ec; fo%i, Leghorn,
all weights 25ac; calored. all weights
25hc; duck, all sizes 25c; rabbits, under
5 lbs. 22-24c.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-27
L. A. BUTTER

Los ANGELES, Sept. % CUP)-
4 otaficns Tor BGuel and eggs have been
discontinued Indefinitely by the Los An
gelea Prcduce Exchange.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-27
Grid Teams I'm Bowl Test
Trojans Seen As
Team To Beat"
Following Victory
BY ED EMERY

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 27 CUP)
An early season test of strength
for Rose Bowl honors highlights
this weeks Pacific Coast grid pro-
gram, with California facing
Southern California at Berkeley
after the Trojans won the team
to beat" label by dumping UCLAs
Bruins 300 Saturday.
The Bears from Berkeley, REIN
forced by an expert contingent
from Stanford, empowered st.
Mary's 27-l2 in their opener
Should use defeat the Californians
this Saturday, Coach Jeff Cravath's
men would be we'll on their way
to the Pacific Coast conference
title, being decided in round-robin
play between California, use and
UCLA.
Washington's powerful Huskies,
left without a conference schedule
by the withdrawal of all other
northwest opponents last week,
warmed up against Whitman Col
lege 1856. In other Saturday games,
College of the Pacific won its Sec
ond game by nipping st. Mary's
pre-flight, 1871; University of San
Francisco was upset by the naval
distribution center team from
Pleasanton, Calf, 1870; Redlands
was surprised by San Diego Naval
Training station, 300, and the use
Jayvees swamped Yuma Air Base,
41-0.