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Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-19
f. C.FIREMAN
.FAV0RITEIN
.CALEXIC0 GOLF

CALEXICO, Feb. l9. - Golfers
tuned their games here Friday for
the inter-city tournament sched-
uled to start on the International
course Sunday.
Four mems flights and one Wom-
ems flights have been arranged and
will see play over an extended pc
liod.
William Jacobs, who is chair
man of the cooperative directing
affairs of the International, said
that play will start Sunday and
Will continue on other Sundays or
at the convenience of players
Matches arIcHgcc must be COM
pleted on the Sunday schaduled,
Jacobs said, in order that next
rounds may be played.
Jersey Birchfield, El Centro fire
man. has been set up as favorite
after selling for the most money
in the Calcutta drawing.
Championship flight pairings
will see: Birchfield vs. Jack Jones,
John Carter, Jr., VS.. Forrest Man.
ley. Charles Donnelly VS.. Tom Rit-
ter. and Earl Roberts VS.. Les Rog-
Cr5
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-19
MEET NEXT MONTH

The U.S.L.T.A. advisory commit
tee will meet next month to map
plans for the summer, Ward added.
Later these plans will be submitted
to the proper government author
tiles at Washington for approval.
Ward emphasized that all tourna-
ments will share proceeds with the
Red Cross or service funds.
Some of the events probably will
be cancelled because Of transporta-
ton difficulties" he said. However,
there is no transportation problem
at Forest Hills, and apparently none
at sites of the three tournaments
for which we already have had ap-
plications."
But what will the USL.TA. use
for men players?
Ward said the association would
depend upon the crop of good junior
players, lads like Bob Falkenbourg,
Hollywood, Calf. Jack Brink Seat
tie Wash, Jack Tuero, New Or
leans: Jack Gcllcr New Rochelle,
nv. Y; and Charles Oliver, Alan Wat
son, Dean and Don Mathey, all Of
New jersey
BETTER JUNIORS
These boys are just some of the
better junior players Ward en-
phasized. There are many other
good performers under l3 around
the country In addition, we will
have Francisco Segura of Ecuador
and possibly Allejo D. Russell of
Argentina and George Lyttleton-
Rogers of Ireland"
Ward said there was q chance
that some Of the senior players,
now in service, could enter the
championships on furlOugh. This
week he received a letter from 1t.
CJG) Gardnar Mulloy OF the navy,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-19
l.. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. February ~ -tli'
Bunchcd vegetables: steady. Per cri.
bcctS 2f.-3 doz 15O-l.75: carrots 3 do
!. SOL -. ICED CrtS daz Imperial 80
20 Yuma 3.25. Salinas 3.25; green onion
5 duz local 6.OO-6.25; IeekS . doz 80
:. =. Mustard ! doz COL E5. parsley Is
do 125-l.5O. radiShcS small red doz
oo0-2 -. spinach I doz 2.00-2 p AIroWo
eiande ; doz 800; turnips local 2i--5
do Isl 90.
Cabbage: steady. CrtS local eannenball
.25-1.50. Imperial 225-2.5e. Yuma 200
o.25: local Danish 200-2.25; red $50
500. Colorado 80 10 SKIS 800, savoy local
crts loo.
Lettuce: weaker. Dry pack Imperial !
doz 4.Oo-I25: 5S 3oo-2.5o. Yuma Is
2.75-4. -: local loose LODI. 81. ICED ertS
Imperial 5S 40O-4.25, is 3.oo-35o.
Peas steady Per 10: pole local 13-l5o.
San Diego 7-10C. Bush Imperial l4-lac.
Orange 7-9c.
Tomatoes stronger. inland crts 9-tonS
4 PSI 80. 12s 4.O0-4.5O. los 2.25-25 50
2os 2.25-2. 80; loose crts and lugs 200
= 80
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-19
DAMPER THROWN

A damper was thrown over the
drawing, however. by the absence
of Fred Bright Bright, one of the
valleys most prominent lettuce
/ growers. was always a strong boos-
ter of the tournament and was Of
ten high bidder at the Calcutta
lie died this week.
At the club the championship
flight is scheduled to get under way
st 10 am. Saturday, and other
flights will follow Second round
matches must be played by Sun
day evening.
Club officials announced pairingS
III the women's flight of the tour
nament Friday. Mrs. L. Odett is
scheduled TO play Mrs. william
Clarke. Mrs. F. B. Stevens is to
meet Mrs. w. H. Dewitt, Mrs. Fred
Smith is to play Mrs. B. Graham
and Mrs. Forrest Manley is to meet
Mrs. Harry Hovey. Tee-off time
has been set for 1:30 pm. Satur-
lay III IIle llISI TOuIlQ.
Much extra work has just been
completed at the club in time for
play to begin. The road leading
from the highway to the clubhouse
has been graded, distance markers
on the fairways have been repaint-
ed and restencilled and a 6O-foot
CulVert has been installed on the
approach to the No. 18 hole. AL
ways before balls were in danger
Of falling in the irrigation ditch
that meandered before the green
there
Club President Pat Glasgow re-
ported that the Holtyille produce
growers have Gonated a car of
mixed vegetables, which is now roll
Ing to market to insure that the
tournament is a success.
Finals in all matches are set for
q week from Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-19

MEXICALI. Feb. 10 Sporting
fans here Friday prepared to see
the highest priced performer of the
bull fighting arena in the world
this Sunday when Lorenzo Cara
makes an initial appearance in
Mexicalis plaza de los toros.
Cara. who is internationally
known for his skill with the cape,
will appear on the same bill with
Carlos Vera Canitas', who perform
ed in the arena two weeks ago.
The two bullfighters will use their
skill to dispatch as quickly as pos
sible six bulls after they have
goaded the animals to their ulti-
mate ferocity
In other fights staged this year
in the Mexican arena the circular
stands have been crowded to their
capacity each time. Time for the
parade of the toreodors has been
set at $50 p. m.
Endeavoring to make an interest
ing, if dangerous, afternoon for
the two performers will be six of
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-19
NJ AR K ET S
L. 4. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. February l. -tlH.
Federal State Market News 80 le
salable $50, much Of fresh supply not
shown. sales generally steady but steers
and heifcrs practically lacking; few med
Jun feeder steers 1914, common 10
medium 1O5O-12: Gamers and - =
7.25-9.75. medium to good bulls l1.25-
12.65.
Calves salable ~. steady. few good
TO choice vealerS 15.5G-l6.5O. odd Weighty
calves Il down. good and choice lack
ing.
Hogs Salablc 80. slow. about steady.
load good and choice 212 10. l6.3o ~.
load unsold. few 375 10 15.S5. IL ID.
1910. good and choice SowS 15-la-l5.
Sheep none. Good and choice Wooled
lambs quoted 15.25-l5.t -. ana good WOOL
el ewes $50 OF above
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-19
JOCKEY SUSPENDED IN
NEW ORLEANS MEETING

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 19.-(UP)
Jockey Darrell Madden. under sus-
pension iot The duration of the
Fair Grounds winter meeting, to-
day faced revocation of his IL
eenSe.
Madden was set down yesterday
for grabbing the saddle cloth of
Bull Whip during the eighth race
Wednesday. Stewards recommend
ed to the Louisiana State Racing
Commission that his license be re-
v0ked.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-19
L. A. SOCKS

Los ANGELES. February 10 TIP
Prices declined and action was slower on
the Los Angeles Stock Exchange today
with an approximate volume of 5000
shares reported. Five issues were up
and IA were down.
The list: L A Investment 100 al 1O
unchanged: Transamerica 200 at =, down
i. Nordon 1000 at OF up OF: Republic
Petroleum 100 at 24O down 10; Standard
100 at - up Is Union Oil 100 at H.
down i Consolidated Steel preferred 100
al 19ss down = Viltee 100 at S. up T..
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-19
Swim Champ ships
Set for Garden

NEW YORK, Feb l9. = tUPl-
The National AAU mems swimming
championships will be held at the
New York Athletic club April 2
and 8. officials announced today,
with the womens championships TO
be staged at New York, Los An
geJes and Portland, Ore.
The women's 440-yard freestyle
and the 40O-yard relay are listed
for the MultnomahA.C. Portland
March q, and the three-meter dive
at the Los Angeles A.C., on an un-
determined date. The balance Of
the championships will be held
here March q and %.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-19
SPORTS PARADE
Net Outlook Optimistic

who Is now AT sea, Mulloy assured
Ward that he would try to arrange
his furlough SO that it would come
during the national championships
Mulloy was confident that other
tennis men in service would do like
wise
Meanwhile. ranks of the women
players are nearly intact, although
former Champion Helen Jacobs has
Joined the WAVES. Mrs. Sarah Pal
frey Cooke will return to competi-
ton this season. She became a
mother last year
Ward concluded, All of our plans
are tentative, but we are optimis-
tic"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-19
l.. A. "a 7
Robert Allen Hears
OF Mother S Death

Robert Allen of Ell Centre re-
ceived word that his mother, Mrs.
Mary Hulsinger, 81 died in San
Diego Friday morning.
She had been i'll for several
months which prevented her from
spending the winter as usual with
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen in El Centro.
The funeral was to be held in San
Diego Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-19
Giants Sign
Contracts

NEW YORK, Feb. 10. - CUP)-
-Four members of the New York
Giants were in the 1943 salary fold
today following the signing of
Pitcher Harry Feldman and In
fielder Sid Gordon.
Feldman won seven and lost one
for the Giants last year, while
Gordon performed for the Jersey
City farm club of the Internation-
al league.
Carl HIbbel and Billy Jurges
signed previously.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-19
l.. A. RITTER ,e EGGS

Los ANGELES. February Il -IJPI-
LARGE EGGS No. Grade "A Il =: No.
? Grade A 40i.: No. 8 grade 35 No
A dirtieS 81; No 5 checks 35.
MEDIUM EGGS-Grade 81, Grade
r 80: dirties 81; Checks 35
SMALL EGGS-Grade A p Grade B
%: Dirties IS: Checks >.
MISCELLANEOUS ECGS, Ungraded So;
Peewees 20.
cHEEsE-Tripleis p. Long Horn 27A;
Loaf 271z.
Butter-U. S. 90 score IS: % score47l-; :;
90 score AZ. 50 score 46..
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-19
Markets at a
Glance

Stocks irregular in moderate trading.
Bonds irregular. L. s. Governments dull.
Curb stocks irregularly lower.
Silver unchanged in New York at IA
cents a fine ounce
Cotton firm.
Wheat 4 TO q cent higher: corn un-
changed 10 i higher.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-19
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Sch. 9-tUPt-GIain futures
retained a fir mtone despite mild fluct-
uations on the Board of Trade today
Wheat finished the day up l. TO 3.
cent a bushel: corn and oats unchanged
TO up IA. and rye up i 10 =. Soy
beans declined IL cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-19
CABBAGE
WANTED

by U. S. Govt. Contractor
krdut sizes. for processing. loose puck.
field run. Wont 1000 tons. Price Sl8 ton.
roudside-l0 ton lots or more. Corona
DehYdruting Co.. Corona. Calif. Tel. %.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-19
I.V.TOURNEY
Valley
Ready

Imperial valley ) EOl1erS
prepared to tee off Saturday
in their first wartime golf
tournament.
Jersey Birchfield. medalist
in qualifying with a one-over-par
- remained as tayorite in the
championship round. He rated a
Slight edge over Vic Blalack. de-
Tending champion from Yuma.
Birchfield recently won the Bar
lara Worth club championship,
where the annual ". amateur will
he held.
The FL Centro fireman, who
has been shooting hotter golf than
the fires he handles, sold for $3.50
il the Calcutta drawing Thurs
day night. IS more than Blalack
Jack Jones. CaleXico golfer
b, ought S1S5 in the total pool
which amountec to s1675. Altogeth-
er s7OO worth of Calcutta tickets
were sold.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-19
SIX FIERCE
BULLS TO COME

the fierceSt bulls from the La Pun,
Ia ranch in Aqua Caliente.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-19
NO SCHEDULE

Virgil Smith, left, les pounds, and
Lloyd Arms, heavyweight. are
Oklahoma A. and Nj. national
champions with nothing nach
to do.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-02-19
l.. A. GRAIN
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
I. A. POULTRY

Ma! -------------------- .
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Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-09
September 3, 1943


NOTICE OF HEARING UPON
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO
THE MARKETING ORDE r
REGULATING THE HANDLING
IN INTERSTATE COMMERCE
OF GRAPEFRUIT GROWN IN
IMPERIAL COUNTY AND THAT
PART OF RIVERSIDE COUNTY
SOUTH AND EAST OF SAN
GORGONIO PASS IN THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
Upon written request of the
Grapefruit Advisory Board, the
administrative agency established
under the marketing order regu-
lating the handling in intrastate
commerce of grapefruit grown in
Imperial county and that part of
Riverside county south and east of
San Gorgonio Pass in the state of
California, and pursuant to the
provisions of The California Mar
keting Act of 1887, being Chapter
10, Division 6 of the Agricultural
Code, notice is hereby given that
I have called a public hearing upon
proposed amendments to said mar
keting order to be held in the super
visor's room, Court House, Ell Gen.
tro, California, on Wednesday, Sep
tember %, 1943, at 1000 am, Paci-
fic War Time, and at the close of
that day said hearing at Ell Centro
will be adjourned and continued in
the main room of the offices of
the Coachella Valley District water
board, near Coachella, California,
on Friday, September "a, 1943, at
1000 am, Pacific War Time.
AT said hearing, the director of
agriculture or his duly authorized
agent or agents will receive, in
addition to testimony and evidence
as to other and releVent matters
set forth in Section 130014 of the
Agricultural Code, testimony and
evidence with respect to (O the
accuracy and Sufficiency of the lists,
on file with the director, of pro-
ducers and handlers of such grape
fruit directly affected by the provi-
Slons of such proposed amendments
to such Marketing Order and with
respect to the quantities of such
grapefruit delivered by such pro-
ducers or handled by such handlers
during the 1942-1943 marketing
season; (b) economic and marketinr
conditions affecting said grapefruit
in this state; Co the application
of said Marketing Order as modi-
fled by proposed amendments upon
said economic and marketing con-
ditionS; and I'D testimony and evi-
dence indicating whether the an
pllcation of said Marketing Order
with proposed amendments thereto
will tend to accomplish the objec-
tlves set 10th in Section l300.l4 of
the Act.
All grapefruit growers and han
Oilers directly affected by said Mar
keting Order and amendments
thereto and all other interested
persons are invited to attend and
participate in the hearing.
w. j. CECIL,
Director of Agriculture.
(SignedD LYMAN LANTZ,
Assistant Director.
lSealed with the Seal
OF the State Depart
ment of Agriculture
mo % (S9-l4 inc)
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-09

LOST-Pocketboo containing $18,
2 "A" gas ration books, draft
card, etc. Keep money, return
papers. w. L. Thedford, Ideal
Auto Court. 9-13
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-09
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

WHERE BUYER and seller meet!
POST Classified Page.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-09
Phone 924
Lost, Found Strayed

FOUND-Black bull; owner can
havoc for damage pasture and
ad. mi. west and 4 south of
Holtville. F.. Binggeli. GIL
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-09

ELECTKILaL SERVICE
BUILDING MATERIAL

ROOFING: II you. root needs re.
pairing, 1t costs nothing to have
us fix 1t. Let us explain. HART
ZELL & SON, Phone 25l-W.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-09
personals. Spec. Notices
NOTICE TO HUNTERS

NOTICE TO HUNTERS
Liberal reward for return of a
red bone hound named Ginger.
Purchased at Ben Stafford Ken
nels, Flynn Spring, on Friday,
Sept. 3rd by Ell Centre man.
Please notify local police with
information of whereabouts of
this dog. Markings: four white
feet, white breast, long ears,
tip of tail white, weight 80
pounds. 9-1C
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-09
w. {.
The Farm Land Man

FOR LEASE-40 acres near Ell
Centre. Immediate possession.
See owner in Ell Centre. Phone
116 Gil
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-09

FOR SALE OR RENT-Lovely 3
bedroom house. Furnished ready
to move in. Inquire 480 Main. 9-l5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
NIInMIST
BISHOP
kINsInNE
FRIENDSHIP

az sol sO5 sO2 Totals $50 $50 SIS
nd tofaT 25Js Grand total 1924
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
RATTIFSHIPS
II OFTEN
HALLS DODD>
kLNsToNE

20 sl3 SIS Totals SO gii $50
: 2giJ Grand total 2i26
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
I'D FIGHTING AREA

Then there was another fighting
area where We on the shore
couldn do much good This was
at sea But there were marines
there. also. on the larger ships
We saw one raging sea battle
that lasted an night and next day
/, was IN full view from the
>land We had reserved seats.
guess the marines on the island
had exclusive seats To the world :
greatest SpcctaClcs wiping out
those lap plane formations. and
then those battles al sea Just
free 10 marines. No one else
admitted
There was big sea battle /
think il was the night of Nov b,
1912
We could hear it. and with tbc
tracerS and the flares and the
fires that lgnited. we could see
much of II.
We saw an American cruiser
sinking Jap planes had INT 1t.
II was al night, and We couldn I
see the rcScues Of the sailors, but
We heard about them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Strong Finish
Wins for Stroh

CHICAGO. March Is Detroit
StrohS showed Just why they arc
tho national match champions and
the top ranking bowling quint of
The nation when they staged n
whirl wind finish 10 win $1,000 and
handsome trophy in the Victory
fNc-man tourney over a field OF
t'7 nations top flight teams.
The StrohS hit 6l3i for the six
Cara,. averaging l0222 10 nose
cut Hank Marines Milwaukee
'0il, by - pins After scoring
900 in the first block Saturday
w Norris and his pin aces broke
- with q 3lSi set in the final
m the Auditorium Theatcr Scrv-
- Mems Center lanes.
Hank Marines Milwaukee HeilS
Ended second. winning $1,000.
when Marino doubled in the tenth
frane TO beat the ST Louis Silver
Tcal Sodas by 10 pins The st
Louisans annexed $500 for finish
&g third. N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Bob Tales
The'CoIoneI
TO See StrangIer
Do His Stuff
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR
SPORTS EDITOR

II was only the other day that
n couple of the mcrricr mem
bers of this sports department
had returned from Arena Gar
dcnS holding their sides in
laughter, and. cenSors obliging,
holding other places, too.
Margaret Russell, the gal of
our department, specializes in
roller skating. She writes
column twice a week in the do
ings in that realm of sports.
Margaret's rawlings had failed
10 entice me. / get enough
spills here and there without
taking TO skates. But George
Porgie" Van. still a bachelor,
and still romantic, even at his
age, went along with our Mar
garct for costume skating
party.
That's why / say at least Van
was holding more than his sides
in laughter when / next saw
him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15

routine with OHllle Brown
Every one can take or leave
wrestling as his particular taste
decides. but one can ignore Ed
(Strangler) Lewis
FIRST OF all he Is one Of the
most interesting and most in
telllgent men | ever have met
in sports. He says ne iS 81 nov
] wouldn't know since ! dIdn
handle birth certificates IN the
county where he was born But
I'll say The Stranger isn't Civ
ing himself any the worst OF II
when he says he Is 81
He says, TOO that he has en-
gagged IN something like 5000
wrestling matches IN all parts
of the world That also can be
true. I'm sure I've seen HIM
Nre>tle George Zdhara> Ray
Steele, and one OF TWO more at
least four thousand times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Bob Johnston
Hits III TO Top
Field in Metro

Robert Johnston, Standard, III;
Jack Gardner. Koppitz. COL, and
Angelo DamIco Of George and
Murray are one. two, three in the
individual scoring today Of the
weeks matches in the Metropoli-
tan Classic Bowling League last
night at Great Lakes Recreation.
JohnSton's series was 239-2O9-
269 Gardeners 254 finish gave him
second. Damico's third was 249.
Mel Doris 633 helped Rainbow
shutout National, 2780 10 274l, and
increase its lead TO nine games
with 18 to go.
Standard d efeated Chene-
.Trombly, 1896 10 2Tl0. The latter's
loss Of first Marvin DanieleSki and
then Sylvester Thiel has hurt IT'S
prospect of finishing in the first
three and last nights setback def
nitely blocked thesroad 10 first
Koppitz pu!ledhinto tie for
second with Standard IN the
double triumph over Progressive,
2915 TO 2737. Other leading scorers
were Jack Crilley, Southeastern,
627. George Rosene, Chene-
Trombly, 62j. George Hansen
Progressive. 6l4 and Frank
Teschler, Rainbow. Gil.
Sig Malmo Of Milford is the new
singles leader IN the War Veterans
tournament at Northwestern Re-
creation. Eddie De Smet anC
Claude Ritter set the doubles pace
on ll08. Naval Post 31S. American
| Legion, tops the team on 2028.
LaBadie's ALL Americans oil
Ecorse scored a 1904 good for sec.
ond place in me CYO tournament
IT Detroit Recreation Edward
Lands had COB from a 203 finish
Marine Motors Local No Z or
26l went into first place in the
! Go overaverage event at Palace
SchmittyS from Local ia are best
in B on 292. Thomas Joseph is tor
IN A singles on 113 and FREQ
Dempsky on lis. A doubles for the
time being belong to Alex A. Gial.
loreti and Mike Ban on l56.
/ Dolores and Joseph George
rolled into seventh place in the
Husband and Wife tournament al
Garden Recreation on 1143,
PabSt BANKED Faigle Tool oI
Dearborn PTS to 254S, after
Faigle had dropped three in the
first of the double bill, TO SenC
the latter 10 fifth in the western
division. Travelling League. For II
weeks Faigle had been no lowe
than third.
Ralph Sanders Of Rolawile Lee
the 30 team division on $50. one
If nine 500 totals. Bronislau Sudo
of Andy'S had 629. Walt William,
had four points from Crest Lanes
10 go into Second place thus giving
West Detroit Recreation two con.
tenders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
DON'T BAIL OUT

In fact. I never saw Jap pilot
bail our IN any OF their fights.
Even on the day 81 Of them
crashed they just stayed in and
took ~.
After these Two dogfghts I am
telling abou, no Jap flicrs tried 10
come over IN daytime any more.
II gave Us on Guadalcanal a little
chance 10 sleep
We had established air SUI
prcmacy.
There were navy hIcrS and
marines and army nlers IN bomb
erS on Henderson Field We had
AiracobraS that were swell for
coming down from medium alti-
tude and Straflng them They
really spit at them, those Cobras.
But the GrummanS were our
SwcCthcartS. The army men had
BIG bOmbcrS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
koPPITX

fas gO4 $50 afs Totals ess st5 s02
and total 2s4l Grand total 1885
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
GRTTN linz
ASPIRIN
{ ADIIIAC


Totals 7ss 722 S3i Totals e
Grand total 23il Grand total
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Praised by Rivals

WrcStlcrS arc the most tight
mouthcd individuals IN all the
world of sports. Every now and
then YOU can get one 10 let
loose A word or two.
II you do find one OF these
and If YOU mention Ed Strauc-
lerj Lewis TO him. this likely Is
what he II conhdo
Well. maybe. there II one or
two he cant beat. But there il
nobody who can beat Lewis
when he's in there pitching"
So that's what they think OF
HStranglcr' AT the age OF 81 OF
maybe 81 or whatever ne j.
and tonight he says he want,
10 show people few tricks
about how an American who
really knows how 10 do Judo.
can best the Japs. or any other
race. at the rough stuff.
| Just want to see the old boy
once more That's why I'm ac-
Cepting his invitation for an
Arena Gardens visit And not
one from Margaret Russell or
George Porgic" Van for a scs-
sion on skates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Baskets
Second i'm
State Pin

PORT HURON, March Is Five
man, doubles and all-cventS lead
ers were shufhed around over the
weekend in the State Bowling
Association tournament here on
Recreation alleys
The team division had three new
entries after the Saturday night
squad had finished the attack on
the pins
Detroit GaSkct. paceC by Fred
die Gardclla who collected a neat
691. took second place in the team
division. while Detroit Sackman
hit Off a 2970 good for third place
and PepSl-Cola a 296l for fourth
position
In the doubles Gardclla ratified
OFF a 20S. 231, 22O-662 and over
meyer 225, 22l. 206-652 or 1914,
which pushed Tony CoScolenda
and Joe Pontone Detroit, into sec
ond spot.