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Sltua,ion, Wantcd-Female

EGLtAPIF rnrct rr. wishes "a,
t.-r lslDalN r' rh0ty .-I9hf
,>lIr Wsshug Rurg % ard Cara n
T.Ru.sGG --u-fl
.NFlRUE>CFr coo-e1 woman want,
.F"n- .rsn.ns laundry. cleaning stores.
'snIf $3.50
INEFEfNCFu r'..c. woman WISHES dss
Na.- Nsa-.n .allart ChOT Ell
..llI 1.1rc+ SRI wants ioh as eutey
.ttt .. alr~| HH1c Townsend A-15sh
-,f=7f r7-T- t,5~ W5shrS day work =
.aa uafar' Tyler ;-Isl2
RELIABLE eaiorea E.rl wishes cleaniGs s.
a-ad t-f 'tt- TRINITY 2-TfE3
ColoFru Wsres ruune own nome
rHCr' Hn shirts. cash. caIrA. TNiei
Is ato..
CoLOEED e.- wishes -cncral office Work
iIa clerk tood education. Tl let
----nELn- XII -Aaais- day WORK M cook
ar no aundN -. Csrfare Townsend
COLONEL woman wants day WORK clean
'1I s" ana Carfar, Tyler 7->1BS
C0IOBED Kin wishes day work. Si5o
Ari car fare Townsend 5-15s6.
COLONEL gan warts day Vors.; east SIDE
preferred CaH Merose osls
COLoRFp Girl. wishes day work IS and
care fare Nncwuod 2.is54
COIQ DRIED 'sdN wishes day WORK IS and
.ga~fare Trinity 1-lQS4
CpLORFD girl wishes steady cmploSme
reliable TYLER 7-ts5f
COLORED cirl wishes day work. - and
carfare TR 1-a1S2,
COLCREp Woman wishes bundle washing
Tyler 1853
CoLORED woman wishes lauu1r, So cat
fare two dsys Trinity 2-e239.
rQLORED Girl. wsnrs Wotk by day.
Townsend b-63oO
Experienced SIX nntsher or
steam press operator can Cherry 5se3.
COLORED lady wishes day work. 50 and
carfare Cherry 0l05.
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ASTROLOGER c Lovell well known
De,roiter popular IN Florida. lafayette
,032i
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HINDU SYSTEM Readings daily Boskon
2hSs West Grand Blvd Trinity l-h66s
LADY or MYSTERY of Radio Fame
n Private Readings Phone Terrace 2-p2f6
Al continents dsflt
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Minute Man Transfer Compar
LaDns, Gardens, Supplies

GET Your Victory Garden dirt already fer
tIlized rea ,OnaUie rfIces. TwinnrooS
1861, evenings.
NOVAK'S -26239 Mound-li Mi Low prices
FRUIT TREES. EVERGREENs, SHRUBS
10. 900 EVERGREENs. fresh dug. soc m.
Ltvernuls. fireman Nursery opp. Lincoln.
CONSULT the enlarged Reai Estate list
inEs IN the be Sunday Times Want Al
Section
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Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

Al A SPECIAL. 9x12 - $3.50
Cash and carry 50 80, IS years expert
ence 1905 guaranteed Detroits Oriental
Rug Works l2l22 Broadstreet 40. 5000
A BEAUTIFUL rug and upholstered fur
niture cleaning, renovating, guaranteed,
insured aXi2 SO. 30; cash and carry,
So 50 Garfield Rug and Furniture Clean.
trs. 5i35 fireman. Tyler h-l50O.
ALL rebuilt Hoovers Eurekas ROYALS,
preniers. ElectroluX. etcs, Si2 up, all
guaranteed. new cleaners for sale. Parts,
belts bags. cords, service all makes.
BENJAMIN APPLIANCE SHOP
1892 Livernois, l bl. n. Fenkell
open Ewes Till o. Tues" Wed. Till g..
Carpet Cleaning. 45l5I
Colinewoof -- ug cleaned. insured
TELEPHONE HOgarth 300
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Personals

/ CERTIFIED READER -- Your problems
! solved 'tDsDy- sundaysD Florence La
VALLEY 42oa Larchmont' Tyler 1881.
"A GIFTED reader aud adviser Mrs.
German. tDaily-sundsys. lo-e, sai7
Schaefer Rd. one block from Plymouth
and West Chicago. Bus transportation.
A LIQUOR habit stopped at home secretly.
Arnold. 2i6l Nat Bank Bldg. RA. 72si.
"A TRUE reader and advisor. Mrs. Dale
on all Affairs of fes answers all ques-
tons. readings daily and sunday 1910.
1887 West jefferson. River Rouge. tBus
20 door
ANNA sANGsTER. Spiritual Clairvoysnt
Reader Daily Appointments, s7il Mack.
Olive 1851
A RELIABLE READER AND ADVISOR
Mrs Edwards 1870 Fort Lincoln Park
Special soc, CHours 1913 daily, Sunday.)
Atlantic 1908.
AsTRoLoGER-E vsngene Berry Read
5-72se II Tlmhurst Woodward.
AsTRoroGER Mr.. Lena Manning
Cherokee Indian: appointments Tyler
s-T7ii. 1924 MeGraw-
AsTROLoGER PHOEBE CARTER-Con-
SITUATIONS daily very reasonable AS
Helen NEAR Jeftersonp.
AsTROLoGER c Lowell well known
Detroiter popular IN Florida. Lafayette
i032i
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Madame Floye.
Problems truthfuly solved. Daily APP
pointments. Tyler 727ss.
AUTHENTIC ASTROLOGER suzanne
Warren 1929 Grand River. % daily
Temple i-6n6a
BROTHER HENRY, Advisor and Psychic
Healer, $50 EpWorth. Telephone Tyler
i-23lg
DIVINE HEALlNGs Improves Health
Children adults Reverend Hazel Dam
rau. 17il Ferry Park TRnity l72e2
EXPERT advice an your personal problems
FOR appointment Eall Elizabeth Fem.
Columbia 0l0d Room ii06; 10 20 80
daily. Sunday %
FAMOUS WANDA Learn Your Future
Consultations Daily SCI Clairmount.
Trinity 2-14OP
'F0ALL KLEIN Recommended by users.
Liver can Bladder stomach Gas. Call
stones Prevents operations. Information
Townsend 7-1740
GET OUT OF DEBT Credit Adjustment,
Co, s33 Barlum Tower Gu s3i7
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER sac. Fast
Inexpensive Lifetime Guarantee Doc
tors References. ElCCirolySis Clinic
Townsend s-Sl1f
HAIR REMOVED permanently Natalie
Traub. So Michigan Thester Building
Cherry 1913
HINDU SYSTEM Readings daily Boskon
2oss West Grand Blvd Trinity l-a66s
LADY or MYSTERY of Radio Fame.
~ Private Readings Phone Terrace 2-p2i6
Appointments daily
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Electric Washers

using or one which needs servicing,
please call US. We VIII buy 1t or repair.
Garfield 1880.
WASHER repairs. parts, belts, motors, for
all makes. Work guaranteed
SHORTY'S
5os1 HAMILTON TEMPLE 1890
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Personals

YOUNG gnted advisor Miss IRENE Daily
after 8 3 m Townsend 6-agal
CoLoREp adviser Madame SUE one VINO
can solve sour problems Readings /
q m 10 s-3E m. Madison 1890
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Wood
Stoues and Heaters


FOR fine @orkms1ship. call Crane Uphol-
steering 1855 Mack Plaza 2i11.
LET FAMOUS restyle and rebuild your Nv.
INK room suite. CAL To s-37oo.
YOUR suite made better than ns~--FidelIty
Uphoisterirg Cts Csll OR 07sO
REUPHOLsTER uov = pcs inc. tapestry
Mich Custom JN a-g5OU
BELCREST - UphoI resiyling written
guar free est 5i5z fireman. ~ f-22iJ
FEt'pHOLSTER your old living room suite
Dining room chairs 100 up. custom
tliH guaranteed workmanship Restyle
Jpho e025 Linwood. TYLER 7-O230.
FURNITuRE 10 trade for piano
CITY MUSIC Tfi2 Mack.
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A-I--42 PIECES nat or - pounds, Si.49:
II pounds damp fiat, csc; 81 pounds
damp wash Csc Grand Model LIZ i9sl
CURTAINS beautifully Numbered tinted
Expert, dry cleaning Prompt service
Bonded Cleaners University 1000
DAMP WASH fiat iroped 20 pounds
81 -. Lux Laundry Townsend s-s65i
IS LBS damp. all Hat roned 81 20; all
sections except east side. Acme quality
Laundry Co Cadillac 1898.
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MoUing, Storage, Carriage

ADV s Local 0no en- n vans mer
IS hour go LaBcllc Townsend s-oi32.
ALBRIGHT Local MOVING. storage GRAFT
ing shipping anywhere hreproHt eon-
strn,ted warehouse ~ Milwaukee.
Trinity 2-2il
ATLANTIC Local. padded vans 600 cu
it, two men 50 hour 1880 McNlehols
Twinbrook $50.
EHALT - L1csl moving loads wanted
Michigan Ohio. renrst wanna, free estl-
mates fe22 livernois Lafayette i3ol
KERER MOVING. local and suburban
furnip1ted -vl7s RffrireratoTE, planes
expressing. baggage. i7s9 Rohns. Plaza aill
LIVERNOls MOVING Loads Ia az from
Ohio Indiana Illinois FeRnst Mania
West Virginia New York Michigan Stpr-
age Of freproof construction. 9lI1 Liver
nois HOgarih $500
Minute Man Transfer Company
-CNRTNGE. BAGGAGE a MACHINERY
LOCAL. "a. 1920. $500 ST. ANTOINE.
MOVINGs Trunks furniture appliances
local REDS CARRIAGE, 1880 Warren
Tyler i-s622.
ROBERT PALMER, local Moving cart
axe furniture, pianos, fetfseratOrs.
3347 Harper Plaza 1910
VICTORS M0vng-Local and suburban.
Place your order day before movlns
TW. l-0Os0. 1712s Syracuse.
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Situations Wantcd-MaIe

CARRIAGE MAS VIVA tv 1871 ssrhare
'-seks 0an}s 600 Oh 600 homes 20
Serve Nfgrs cNpcrrryc. Tor information
rt. EHai OAK utiH.A
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BEDS. So ice boxes, furniture. base
burners oil burners s57l Joseph Cam
pau 1859 West Warren.
BEDROOM SPECIALS. pc. pc, pc,
Si2 NJ. Central stores, 4O3j Fenkell.
BEDROOM suites-Very beautiful, sacr-
fee. S39 Buy direct from factory repres
save money. Alvin Furniture. 1851 w
Vernon. Open Thurs, Fri. sat tn Q.
BRAND new furniture that's scarce! You
can have 10 on low. easy terms Bed
room suites. dining room sets, porcelain
dinette sets living room suites with coil
springs innerspring mattresses. box springs
and coil springs, metal lamps and smok-
ers Better grade gas stoves and an
entire line 81 new furniture
CRYSTAL FURNITURE co.
3i25 Gratiot al McDougan
Open Mon, Thurs. FRI. sat. TIL
BREAKFAST tang and chairs all for
SIS Telephone Twinbrook 1888.
BOX SPRING and mattress. Both for only
$3.50. Save Furn.. 1859 Gratiot.
NEAR sEVEN-MILE ROAD
BOX SPRING MATTRESS. s27 50
American Furniture, 1921 Grand River
BUNK beds. 2 springs mattress. SEA
Ace Furniture, ESQ Michigan. Evenings.
COLOR shelf Si42 whstnot shelf. s7c !:
sofa pillows HOOK. 9939 Mack.
MAFTREss special sii.s5. Many others
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NEW innerspring mattresses: studio couches
NEW furniture; trade your piano. City
Music, 7f12 Mack. Open ewes
New Furniture-Hard to Get Items
WE HAVE THEM on EASY TERMS,
TOO Living room suites with coil springs
lnnerspring mattress, box springs coil
springs! Metal lamps, smokers! Better gas
stoves! Bedroom suites, dining room sets
Porcelain dinette sets! Complete stocks Of
brand new furniture
STATE SAMPLE FURNITURE CO.
1872 MICHIGAN. NEAR GRISWOLD
Open Mon, Thurs, Fri. Sat. Ewes. 10 2
REBUILT cleaners. S12 up. RE-NFW
sweeper Co. 1881 Grand River. no. 1900
2-piece overstuhed living room suite
2-peec walnut veneer and other cabinet
wood bedroom suite tables and lamp.
$50 FOR ALTO DAYS To PAY
BANK BLDG, 2Ist CD. RIVER. AT BIRD
RUGs-Used. cleaned; AKIN. WIT. exl2s.
sx1Os. S. so up: Wit runners. $50 yd.
up; large rug sizes Central Carpet Clean
ing 1927 Woodward TO. s-944i. open to 9.
RUGS Used. cleaned wiltons. exi2
So so up. Wilton runners TJc yard.
American Carpet Cleaning, $685. Oakland
RUGS. gxi5. Skis. 12xi5. II SKIP. others
today. 2e49 18TH St, mr.. Temple. Dir.
SAVE SOC, on living room and bedroom
sets. sun Furniture. 1922 Grauot
STUDIO touches with springs, $50. Cook
Furniture, 27oo Gratiot.
you always save at Kent Furniture. 1871
Livernois.
9xl2 ADMINISTER rugs large selection
free rug pad only 500 ~ save Fufni.
ture Co. iils9 Gratiot. near Seven Mile
2. ana 4-RooM OUTFITS reasonable.
Spitz 1855 Grati0t, AT Baldwin.
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MATTRESS--SPECIAL

De luxe mattress. heavy LAYER OF felt top
and bottom. roll edge. fully guaranteed
our S24,a value, while they last, $685..
WASHINGTON FURNITURE CO
1865 Gratiot Ewes. I'll o.
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Household Appliances

RADIOS, washers, vacuums. sewing ma
chimes Prompt service, Work guaran-
teed. TIE. 1874.
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Farm Machinery

FORDsON tractor. fender type IL douhis
bottom oliver pillow VIII take pickup IN
trade. Also Fordson tractor, needs some
repairs SOS. 1852 CheTyhill ROAD.
Plymouth s76-J-12.
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Bus Transportation


ST LOUIS. ST. 10; LOS ANGELES S4o.1o
pE LuAE MOTOR STAGES
1908 CASS AT BAGLEN BA. l3Ai
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toCNC lady for etneral Office work some
knovledge al shorthand experience IN
pleasant WorkluE conditions
permanent position Apply 2lT Joseph
csmpau.
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Electric Refrigerators

ELECTRIC i2-n. refrigerator in good con-
dition doors bargain. Cau Royal
oak 72qs
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SeUing Machines

EXPERT repairs al models sewing ms
chimes guar work. estimates. ca 3ls3.
WE repair all makes sewing machines; cell
ing prices on repairs and parts White
Sew Mach. Co. 1860 Library RA. o35s.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IN the big sunday Times Want "A
Section
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WOMEN
WOMEN

eho have a fsw hours "a spare for work
u home SEWING helpful. Address Detroi,
Times Box A-i243.
WOMEN WANTED FOR light clean work
No age limit. Telephone HogArth 1911
$3.50 Roselawn.
EoMEN wanted for light clean work
no age limit Telephone Hogsfth 1911
1850 Roselawn
kOMAN for grocery store hours 10 TO O.
s343 Wisner near Van DYKE
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31
Plans Depend On
Players, Says Clark

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 80. up
Clark D. Shaughncssy'S footballs
grayhaired T-formation specialist,
said today that an" specific plans
he had for his new gridiron charges
the Pittsburgh PantherS- "Ould
depend Cn the material he had TO
work with, of which I know prac-
tically nothing and will worry less -
ShaughneSSy, who resigned his
post at the University of Maryland
earlier this week to accept JOB
as head coach at the University Of
Pittsburgh said the important
thing is to keep our boys in shape" q"
For that reason he said, I'm
confident the future of college foot
ball is bright. It's hardly important
whether or not our teams will be
as good as they were in the past.
Naturally, they won't be but we
re all in the same boat, so VII"
worry. I'll do the best I can under
the circumstances"
James j. Hagan, Pitts athletic
directr, added that he will recon-
mend to the faculty committee on
athletics that the rule against
freshmen athletes be dropped for
the duration, if only in self-de-
fense."
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31
n. 7. STOCKS

NEW YORK. IAN. 80 TIP strength
in chemical shares and FEW special
issues today featured narrowly lrTc-
guiar moderately active stock market
There was little in the news to affect
stock prices which continued to be EoN-
erned 10y technical factors A firm hSt
at the opening attracted moderate
amounts of prof'-iakne n the leading
issues The net changes wee SO small
thai no balance the leading ISSUES were
unchanged IN the average.
In the chemical section Eastman and
Columbian Carbon made ne" highs ON
gains ranging Ia nearly two points IN
the former Dow and Du Poui We're up
% point uT more
Early IN the session. ChrNsIer madc "a
ncW high on small gam "hlCH SUD
sequently was lost New hPhS were
noted in such issues as Curtis Pu3iishinE
stocks Montgomery Ward. Loul.aro. t9l'
OH. Hiram Walker Western UGion, Nest
inghouSe Electric General Electric. Ahlr
Motor yellow Truck Bigelo" -Sani0'u
Carpet Consolidated OIL American Po"e'
& Light Electric Power d Light. Fos,e.
Wheeler and Radio Corporation. Radio
featured the market a turnover
Gains OF a pon1 and more were noted
in lngersoll- Rand. National Lead Pre-
ferrcd b. Pacific Finance, and A. o.
Smith.
closing time. international Telephone
moved into new high ground IN the
last few minutes OF trading. American
Telephone made up q small initial los
Dow Jones preliminary closing stolk
averages. Industrial 125.5s, up o.l,:
rail 2a. n. Off 00l; utility 1850. up n.ul
and IS stocks - 10. up 0.o4.
Stock sales were 12.0l0 shares CON-
nsred with 39l. $50 shares last Saturday,
ana the most since 100000 We're traded
In The short session on Dec. =, ls4l'
Curb stock sales were 1303so shares.
also the most since Dee. p, 1871, ana
compared with 767s5 week ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31

l. V. tourney, play in the tourna-
ment will begin on one weekend
and finish the next. Initial day OF
play will be Saturday, February 20,
and the final matches will be held
on Sunday, February %. Usually
the matches are run off on four
consecutive days
This will allow golfers more
time to arrange transportation to
the club and will not make it nee
essary for them to leave war and
other important jobs on week days
to compete" Glasgow said
QUALIFYING DATES
Qualifying for all but the cham
pionship flight will begin on Satur-
day. February 6 and will continue
through February II. The cham
pionship flight players must quail
f. on Sunday, February IA.
Glasgow said it was decided to
hold the tournament, only major
event to be sponsored by valley
clubs in '43, after John Kelly, OCD
recreational advisor, had appealed
to the club to continue its golfing
program.
A special invitation for service
men to compete in the annual event
was extended by Glasgow. He said
that reduced club fees are in effect
for soldiers, sailors and marines.
EXTENDED FACILITIES
Soldiers on leave have been eX-
tended the facilities of the club
room Many have even been furnish
ed sleeping quarters at the club
on Week-endS.
In line with the war program,
Glasgow disclosed that the major
ity of prizes for this years tourney
will be war bonds and stamps. A
few pieces of golfing equipment
will also be awarded
Another first in the Journeys his
tory may also materialize his year,
Glasgow said. Attempts are now oe-
ing made to establish a Woman'S
flight to determine the feminine
champion of the valley.
Because the Lettuce tournament
at the Del Rio, BraWley, has been
cancelled for the duration, there
will probably be many golfers from
the north end of the valley who
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31
use Cinches Title
With And Victory
Over UcLA Bruins
BY UNITED PRESS

The Trojans Of Southern Cali
fornia practically cinched the Pac-
ific Coast Conference. Southern
Division, basketball title Friday
night b. trCuncing UCLA. 81 to 80.
while Stanford was eking past Cali
fornia, 36-34 in the last three sec
onds Of a wild game at Palo Alto.
In ringing up their 42nd consecu-
tive cage victory over their cross
town rivals and their fifth league
triumph, the Trojans displayed
their usual fast-breaking. accurate
shooting offensive which has caused
observers to compare them with
powerful use teams of the past.
Little Gene Rock, forward, and jim
Seminoff. center paced the scoring
with II points each. Marvin Lee
sWished in II for the hapless Bru-
ms Troy led at the half 20-12.
Forward Jack Dana was the hero
Of Stanford's win over California.
He came out of a melee under the
Bear blackboard With a tWo-hand
eG push shot that was just a WhiS-
per ahead of the final gun. The
lead changed hands % times during
the hectic encounter and the score
vas tied on eight occasions.
Sensational shooting by Ja7k
Rocker, forward, gave California
a 1916 lead at the intermission.
Rocker collected l6 points in all, II
OF which came during the opening
stanza. Ed Voss, Stanford center,
garnered 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31

was Pep's 59th straight victory.
And the capacity crowd that con-
tributed a robust gate of S659S9
gave the feather king a grand ova-
ton as he climbed down from the
ring. he had proved himself not
only a great boxer, which everyone
suspected. but also a great fighter,
an attribute which had been with
held by the thousands of skeptical
fight fans who had witnessed his
stab-and-fade performance against
Wright.
Pep. who scaled l27 3 4 to Stolz's
1882. took command of the battle
in the first round. swarming over
his taller opponent and almost
knocking Allies mouthpiece from
his bloody teeth with a Whistling
left hook. He had Stolz bleeding
from the nose in the first session,
and he floored Allie for the count
of TWO in the second round, dump
ing him TO the canvas on his Shoul-
der blades in a neutral corner with
a carry through left hook TO the
chin. Stolz, badly hurt, rose at the
count of two instead of taking the
nine count to clear his head. His
back was smeared with resin. He
Weathered the round but was so
groggy at the bell that he lurched to
Pep's corner instead of his own and
argued with Referee Billy Cavan-
agh who tried to guide him back to
his own stool.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31
BIRCHFIELD NOW
IN FINALS AGAIN
OF B.W. TOURNEY

Defending Champion Jer-
sey Birchfield worked his
way into the finals at the
Barbara Worth club tourna-
ment Saturday by defeating
Jerry Fox, 5 and 4, in a champion
ship flight match.
Birchfield is scheouIed to play
either Mel Ferguson or Jim Cobb,
semi -finalists, who were expected
to play their match Saturday after
noon. If the schedule is completed
Birchfield and the winner of the
match would meet Sunday in the
deciding round.
Only other match played during
the week saw Riley Mcbride defeat
William Burke, jr. 5 and 4.
Pro Jack McLaren of the club
predicted that many Of the matches
of the lower brackets would be run
off this weekend. If true, it will
see several semi-final matches and
perhaps a final or two.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31
SPORTS PARADE
A New Star Is Born

ed not to throw to the body. Point
ing out that when one moves in
extended-for a body punch, one
invites a clinch. And Pep at 12744
to Stolz's 1882, would be at a
disadvantage in a clinch because
the heavier man, could lean on
him and wear him down.
Pep followed instructions. And
that's one of the secrets Of his
success. In his November title
fight with Chalky Wright, Pep
came back TO his corner, round alter
round, and asked, cant l go out
and fight noW-can't l belt his
brains out?" And shrewd Gore
kept saying, fight the way we told
you. Jab and run" Don't try to
slug with this guy. We're out after
the title" So-Wee Willie jabbed
and faded until he won the New
York version of the title.
JAB AND RUN
Because of Pep's jab and run
tactics that night against a heavy
puncher, the New York experts
were uncertain about how he would
fare last night against Stolz, who
was recognized By all to be the
greatest boxer in the lightweight
division But Pep fought an en-
tirely different kind Of fight last
night He concentrated on distance
slUgging against a guy who figured
10 Outlook him.
An old-timer, Bob Cunningham
Of New York, who fought {, a
featherweight with bare fists and
later with padded gloves from 1884
to 1896 said, this Pep kid is the
greatest featherweight since George
Dixon. I've seen them all, includ-
ing Henry Armstrong who was the
cnly featherweight ever TO lick a
top-flight lightweight.
UIYShrebasp
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31
Lemos Unpopular
In SCORING Win

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. 30-tUPl-
Lightweight Richie Lemos scored
an unpopular decision last night
over Vince Del Orto, New York,
in a l0-round main event at Legion
stadium.
The crowd booed the Los Angeles
fighters nod. awarded by Referee
Bill Kerschner and one judge.
Lemos weighed 1856: Del Orto,
1882.
In the semi-final, Mike Della.
Los Angeles. knocked out Archie
Grant, Los Angeles, with a hard
right TO the jaw after two minutes
, of the second round.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-31
&c. BALL TEAM
SCHEDUL ED FOR
CONTEST SUNDAY

T his Sundays Imperial
Valley winter league baseball
schedule sees two Ell Centre
teams swine into action OF
the local diamond.
The Ortiz Al-Stars are supposed
10 meet the FL Centre town team.
In the only other meeting of the
two squads this season, a practice
game. the town team walked of
with a 14-6 decision.
The toWnies will again be with
out the services Of Les Flores, dilni-
nutive chucker, who injured his
back in an early game. Russell
Wagner IS scheduled to take over
his mound duties.
One Of the leagues leaders, EieX;-
cali, is scheduled to host the Bra@-
icy federal migratory camp team
while the other leader, the Bray
ley Merchant squad, is to play the
Brawley Eastside team in BraWley