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Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-04
Munv
Stars
Lost
Ry GLEN PERKINS

NEW YORK, Oct. 4 CUP)-MinuS
many of the stars who helped carry
them to the. pennant triumphs
last year. tn st Louis Cardinals
and the New York Yankees square
off at Yankee stadium tomorrow in
baSeballs second wartime World
Series.
The set-up. with the exception of
a schedule alteration providing for
the first three games to be played
here as a transportation saving
move. will be the same as in peace
time. There will be the usual trim
mingS. the usual crowd and for
those who can't get into the park
the usual broadcast of the games.
And this year, like last, the radio
will carry every play to all the out
posts of the world on land and sea
where Uncle Sans men are fight
ing to preserve democracy.
1t will climax a season which saw
millions of fans carry out the
games plan not to let Hitler, who
has killed so many things, kill
baseball. 1t also bore out promise
which Commissioner Kenesa
Mountain Lands made last winter
that if permitted by the admins
tration. baseball would carry on,
even if it became necessary to place
nine old men on the field.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-04
L. 4. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Oct. UP)-Federal
State Market News:
CATTLE: Salable 5000. fairly active
good to low choice fed steers IA 90-15,
some held higher, bulk good steers IA. 30
14.15, common HIP; medium TO good
heifers L.. Sold, common II 80: medium
TO low good COWS 10 50-12. some held
higher, common to medium S.75-10. p,
Gamers and cutters 6.50-s. 50; medium to
good bulls 10.50-12. .25: good feeder steers
IL so: heifers u; stock cows g.
) CALVES: SalabIe 700 fairly steady: few
common vealers J4.50: medium TO choice
calves il Sold, common down to 1850
HOGS: Salabie POO very slow. butch
ers steady to 10 cents lower, sows steady
TO Is cents higher: good TO choice 100
260 lbs. 1915. 40. early top Is. 40. some
held higher: odd heavies 13. 1914: good
TO choice sows 1913. IS.
SHEEP: Salable 500. no sales good to
choice wooled lambs quoted TO around
1878; good ewes 10 $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-04
St. Mory's Goes
Down to Defeat

former Mississippi star, failed to
convert and the half ended with
st. Mary's out in front, 7 to 6.
But Del Mone's former Pros and
All-American really turned on the
power in the third period and the
lighter Gaels began to weaken un-
der terrific blocking and tackling.
Before the period ended the Navy
ators chalked up three scores.
They went out in front when
Eshmont raced 80 years from his
own 20 to score right after play
resumed. Wyatt converted
A few minutes later, Christman
handed a reverse to Hall who went
40 yards to score. Christman at
tempted to pass for the extra point,
but Wedemeyer blocked it.
The third tally of the period was
made by the cadet team, after re-
covering tumble on the st.
Mary's 80. Warren Swanson. Lin
coin, Neb., made 10 yards and Will
liam Draper, Iowa player, made the
scoring drive from the nine. Murel
Brown, Long Beach, Calf, convert
ed.
The last touchdown came in the
final period when Jimmy Riddle,
Van Nuys, Calf, cadet halfback
broke loose for &c yards. The con-
version was blocked.
Dog tired, Wedemeyer was Sur
rounded after the game by fans
who wanted to pay their respects.
He had played so minutes for the
second straight week. He did the
same thing against California in
his first Pacific coast game week
ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-04
Mustangs Trounce
Arnlv Airbase Club

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 4.-CUP)-
The Los Angeles Mustangs scored
four times on passes and once on
an, interception to route Reno
army airbase eleven $40 here yes
terday.
The newly Mustangs
rolled up 1856 yards from rushing
and passing, while the flyers not
only failed to make a first down
but actually wound up with mega
tive yardage.
Effective punting by 1t. Bill
Rissman, former University of
Iowa star now with the flyers,
failed to even things UP.
The Muntangs scored first in the
opening quarter, twice in the sec
ond, and twice again in the final
period
Brief confusion reigned on the
field in the fourth quarter when
the flyers hurriedly sent out a sub
from the bench without man
leaving the field. Officials discover
ed they had been playing with only
10 men for several minutes.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-04
l.. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Oct. CUPl-Federal-
State Market News;
PUNCHED VEGETABLES: Firm. Per
Crt: BeetS 2k- 3 doz. 1852 co. ordinary
10 fair 25-1.5o carrots 3 doz. 150-1. IS,
fair and small 1.00-1. 25; chard 2is J doz.
1.0O-1 .25, some 9Qc; green onions doz.
best mostly 6.00-6 -. fair 5.00-55o; leeks
> doz 225-2.40, mostly 2.25; mustard 4
doz l 00-1. 50, mostly 1.25; parsley doz.
225-2. so, some 200; IadisheS small reds
doz. 10000. ordinary l.0o-l.2 );
spinach doz. 2.O0-2.25. mostly 2.2S:
ordinary TO fair 15-1.50; turnips 21e }
dnz 1852 90. fair 1.5o.
CORN: Stronger; Golden Cross lugs B.
81 doz. 1.25-1.40. No. 2s 5O-7oc; fair
quality leo.
CUCUMBERs: Slightly stronger. san
Diego lugs best 1852 co. fair $50 No. 2s
75c-1OO. Santa Barbara and San Luis
obispo 1.60-1.75. fair 1,25-1.50, No. Is
75c-1.O0.
EGGPLANT: Stronger on best: lugs g.
II tops best 1.o0-1. -, fair 65-S5c; los 90
75c; poorer all sizes soc: crate stock best
mostly &c: poor to fair X SC lub.
SQUASH: Steady: white summer Tugs
san Diego Santa Barbara 1.2o-1 20. talr
loo, No. 2s 50-75c; Imperial 1.25-1. SO;
Italian san Diego Santa Barbara 1.5o-1. 20,
some best 20, fair 1.cO-12o, No. 2s 15c;
yellow crookneck best 2.00-2.2 %. ordinary
to fair 10o-1 so; Table Queen 75c. fair
soc: banana per 10. &c; Hubbard 2i@ &c.
SWEET POTATOES: Weak; per 10, !;
Jerseys &c. fair sc; Porto Ricos &C, ordi-
nary TO fair y sc; Key West best S-9c,
Nancy Halls Sic, ordinary to fair 3lz &c ;
No. 2s, all varieties K &c.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-04
L. A. HAY
Facts and Figures
On World Series

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-(UP)-
World series facts and figures:
SchedUle-First three games at
Yankee stadium Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday: four remaining
games at ST. Louis beginning Sum-
day with an off-day between sixth
and seventh games if that many
necessary to decide best four out
of seven series. In case of post
ponements the teams will remain
booked for the park in which they
were scheduled to play with the
remaining games moved back ac-
cordingly.
Time of games-New York games
will start at 1:30 p. m. EWT; St.
Louis games at 1:30 p. m. CWT.
Seating capacity - Yankee stad-
ium, 10000; Sportsman's park, st.
Louis, $4,000.
Radio broadcast - Mutual net
work
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-04
Marines Nip &c.
In HardbaII Game

The Marine Flyers snatched a
7-3 victory over the Ell Centre Town
Team in the first fall hardball
game of the 1943 season in Imperial
Valley Sunday.
Getting off to fast start the
Marines held the Townies scoreless
for the first five innings of the en-
counter.
The Town Team players got a
total of three hits while the Marines
were clouting the horsehide six
times.
Gabersach and Schumacher f1url-
ed for the Flyers and were caught
by Dowd and Phillips.
Flores and Aiitosinka pitched for
FL Centre with Rye working home
plate.
The Marines will play the Central
Ordnance team in III Centro next
Sunday,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-04
CHICAGO i.klW

CHICAGO, Oct. 4 UP)-Grain futures
ruled easier on the Board of Trade to-
day influenced by reports that the COM
modify Credit Corporation has inauguraied
new program of buying feed grain from
the Argentine.
Wheat finished the day off x TO q
cent bushel: oats off * to *, and rye
off y TO ] cent.
In the wheat pit prices for December
delivery showed a decline OF around two
cents from the high of last week
Reports that the CCC had bought wheat
and barley in undisclosed amounts from
the Argentine during the weekend created
a bearish sentiment.
Rye rallied slightly from low points.
Fair demand for July oats was offset
by northwest selling of May.
Trade circles said that favorable wealth
er for maturing the large soybeans crop
should help case the demand for some OF
the other feeds
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-04
MPLS. Flax FUTURES
l.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, Oct. CUPl-Generally
weaker trading opened the new week on
the Los Angeles Stock Exchange today
with two issues up, seven down and seven
unchanged. Sales totaled approximately
1000 shares.
The list: Pacific Gas common 100 at
29h, unchanged; Southern California
Edison 100 at 24A. down u; Southern
Pacific 100 at 26lk, down Z; Bandini 100
at a., down Il Republic Petroleum 100
at So, unchanged; Sun Ray 400 at 57s &.
unchanged; Aircraft Accessories 200 at 8,
unchanged; Gladding Mclean 100 al 1884, i.
unchanged; Lockheed 100 at 174, up q /;
Ryan 200 at 3i5, down X.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-04
OAKLAND GIANTS NO
LONGER UNDEFEATED

OAKLAND, Cal, Oct. 4.-CUP)
The Oakland Giants were drop
ped from their undefeated status in
Bay area professional football play
today after being upset 10-7 by the
Richmond Boilermakers yesterday
at Oakland baseball park.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-04
Trojans Half Way
To Rose Bowl
After Bear Win
BY ED EMERY

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 4-CUP)
The University of Southern Cali
fornia Trojans we're halfway to
the Rose Bowl today, after adding
a 10 win over University of Cali
fornia'S Golden Bears to their
opening day victory over the UCLA
Bruins.
Coach JEFF Cravath'S men meet
both other Southern Division Pac-
ific coast conference members in a
second round of play-minus back
field stars Mickey McCardle and
Howard Callahan and veteran ends
Ralph Haywood and Pete MacPhail
who will be reassigned by the navy
this month-but still figure to have
power to burn.
STILL UNDEFEATED
Left in the undefeated class with
use after the weekend's play were
collge of the Pacific, Del Monte
navy pre-flight, March Field and
University of Washington The
TrojanS meet COP and the March
Field fliers, but have not sched-
uled the strong Del Monte navy
ators. Whether the Washington
HuSkieS, left without conference
opponents in the northwest foot
ball famine, will challenge the
southern division winner for the
Rose Bowl bid remains to be
seen.
Amos Alonzo Stages Pacific
Tigers rolled to 1877 victory over
UCLA Saturday, while the March
Field fliers crushed University of
Redlands, 400. The Del Monte
pre-flight powerhouse swamped a
fighting st. Mary's college eleven
yesterday, 1877, after being behind
TO at halftime.
In other Pacific coast games, St
Mary's navy pre-flight Smothered
Pleasanton naval distribution CEN
ter, 48-0; University of San Fran
cisco stopped University of Nevada,
60; San Diego naval training sta
ton buried Fort Ord, $50; the
Los Angeles Mustangs profession
all defeated Reno army air base,
$40, and the San Diego bombers
outclaSsed Pomona army ordnance,
27-7 No games were scheduled in
the Pacific northwest.
Topping this weeks grid fare
will be the USC-St. Mary's pre-
flight clash in Los Angeles, and the
California Pacific game at Berke-
ley. The Fighters came back
strong after losing their initial
game to Pacific, crushing a pleas
anton navy team which defeated
USF in it's opener, and will give
FL Trojan a battle.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-04
M A R K ETS
L. A. POULTRY Dc EGGS

MAXIMUM prices lhat may oe palu pro
ducers by retailers:
Grade A, large eggs week beginning
Sept. %. IS cents. Medium eggs four
cents below; small eggs eight cents below.
Los ANGELES. oct 4 CUPl-
EGGS. Jobbng p,-eeS ~ retailers on
case packed candled eggs, per dozen
Large. grade AA 53-5s.c, grade a So,
grade 47-4S; medium, grade A 40:
small. grade A 45.
Retail price 10 consumers: Large, grade
"A 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.
"a TO 3 lbs, 29c; fryeSs 3-d lbs. 29c.
roasters, all weights 29c; fowl, Lcghorn
all weights 25kc: colored, all weights
25Ikc; duck. all sizes 25c; rabbits, under
5 lbs. 22-2dc.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-04
CHANDLER TO START

CHANDLER 10 S1ARI
McCarthy's starting choice ap-
pears certain to be Spurgeon tSpud)
Chandler, the American Leagues
leading hurler, with Ernie Bonham
as the likely moundsman in the
second game.
If the YankS should take the
first two, Mccarthy may gamble on
southpaw Marius Russo, who seems
to have regained his old-time skill
during the last month of the sea-
son. If the Yanks lose the first
two, Marse Joe will probably go
down the line with his right hand
ers. starting Hank Borowy in the
third contest.
Stan Musial's starined ankle ap-
peared to be all right as the major
leagues leading hitter appeared in
the Cards last game as a pinch
hitter and raped out his 220th
blow of the season.
The latest betting odds, eStab-
lished by James l.. Carroll OF st.
Louis, favored the New Workers.
llit i dV "
10 not to win the series and quoted
6 to 5 that the Cardinals won't. He
said it was to 5 that the Yankees
won't win the first game and 7 to
5 against the Cards. According to
CAROLS odds, dollar will get you
six that the Yanks don't take the
classic in four straight and if you
like the Cards in four, the same
buck will get Is.
All reserved tickets for the three
New York games were sold weeks
ago. However, $4,000 bleacher and
unreServed grand stand seats will
go on sale tomorrow on a first
come -first-served basis. The Yam
KEGS reported that applications for
seats this year were greater than
ever. All of the city's leading hotels
reported they were booked to
caDacity.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-04
L. A. BUTTER

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 6UPD-
Z ofatlcns Tor I9urI ma eggs have teen
discontinued indefinitely by the Los An.
eejes Produce Exchange
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-04
1q43 Major League
Baseball Season
Is Brought to End

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-UP)-
Finis was written today to the
1943 major league baseball season
and the final standings, some OF
which weren't determined until the
last day, were written into the rec
ord books to show posterity that
Americas national game survived
second war year.
The national league wound up
with the ST. Louis Cardinals in
first place for the second straight
season. The Cincinnati Reds finish
ed second, the Brooklyn Dodgers
third and the Pittsburgh Pirates
completed the first division, Chi
cago's Cubs were fifth, the Boston
Braves sixth, the Philadelphia
Phillies seventh and the New York
Giants eighth. In the American
league the New York Yankees led
the pack with the surprising Wash
ington Senators second. Cleve-
lands Indians finished third and
the Chicago White Sox fourth.
Topping the second division were
the Detroit Tigers, the st. Louis
Browns were sixth, Boston's Red
Sox seventh and the Philadelphia
Athletics eighth.
WINNING FINISH
Yesterdays play saw both league
champions finish on winning
note in preparation for the world
series, starting here tomorrow.
The Yankees d ef e a ted the
Browns, So and the Cardinals
edged out the Giants, Sd.
Other American league results
saw Dizzy Trout notch his goth
triumph as Detroit defeated Wash
ington, Al. Cleveland, needing the
victory for third place, beat the
Athletics, "a in II innings and
Chicago won a pair from the Bos-
ton Red Sox, Az in the opener and
81 in the second.
In the senior loop, Cincinnati de-
feated Brooklyn, 6-1 as the Phila-
delphia Phillies STAYED off any
hopes Pittsburgh had for third
place by taking two, 81 and 11-3
Chicago and Boston split, the Cubs
taking the opener, TO and the
Braves the nightcap, So.
Yesterdays Star - Paul Dizzy)
Trout, who won his Goth victory as
the Tigers defeated Washington.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-04
Lineup Given for
First Series Tilt

NEW YORK. Oct. 4.-UP)-
The probable lineups and batting
order for the first game of the
1943 world series:
st. Louis New York
Klein, 2b Crosetti, SIS
Walker, CT Metheny, IF
Musial, rf johnson, 3b
w. Cooper, Keller, If
Kurowski, 3b Gordon, 2b
Saunders, 1b Dickey, C
Litwhiler, If Etten, 1b
Marion, SIS Lindell, CT
Lanier, p Chandler, p
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-04
Markets at a
Glance

BY UNITED PRESS
Stocks lower In quiet trading.
Bonds irregularly lower.
Curb stocks-lrregular.
Cotton steady.
Wheat to s cent lower.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-04
HOT COMPETITION

But the manpoWer situation did
not become that trying. Despite
the loss of many stars to the Serv-
ices, the same intense competition
and excellence of performance will
prevail.
The Cardinals WILL pe seeking to
demonstrate that their upset of the
Yankees in five games last fall was
no fluke. The Yankees, American
League pennant winners in seven
of the last eight years, will be striv-
ing for their seventh world cham
pionship under the managership of
Joe Mccarthy.
Both Mccarthy and Manager Billy
Southworth of the Cardinals pro-
nounced their teams ready. The
Cardinals were travelling today,
having left st. Louis after closing
their season with a 5-4 victory over
the New York Giants yesterday,
while Mccarthy ordered his Yam
KEGS to appear at the stadium for a
brief sharpening up drill and in
struction on a complete new set OF
signals.
The only question mark of the
series opener seemed to lie with
the als-Southworths OPEN
ing mound selection. Most base
ball men figured it would be Max
Lanier, cagey left handler, who
figures to get the call because of
Mort Cooper's sore shoulder and,
perhaps lack of confidence, having
been ineffective in four starts
against American League hitting.
Then too, Lanier needs more rest
between games than Cooper and by
starting him in the opener, South
worth would be able to use him
second time in st. Louis.
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furnished
Hotels
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fEast Of WOODWARD

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A DEALER wants furniture Immediately
for cash II reasonable PLAZA si27.
GOOD price ~ furniture. stovee..s,Ie
frigerators Plaza 29l6. 1891 Harper!
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Flats for Sale
ENGLE AVE, 624

9. ELOCkS so OF JtFFERsON
OWNER MUST SELL I'LL. HEALTH
FRAME SIS. rcW steam furnaces. only
5000 On $50 mo
GOOD INVESTMENT
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heat garages. cash take
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Plus MORTGAGE COST 80 rrFTt1r
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Swaps

FURNITURE TO trade for piano
cry MUSIC 74i2 Mack
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Land Contracts

ALL land contracts. bought mtgs made
McHueh 1910 Ford Bldg Cadillac O3i9
ANY desirable land contract purchased
MELVIN LANPHAR g. COMPANY
sth Floor Lafayette BIDS. Cadillac 63lt
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contracts from owner TT. l-0Bl7
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Money to Loan
On Real Estate

At &C. Insurance Co funds for gooc
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Ed Henke Co. Hammond Bldr ca $3.50
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MALAYSIA Michigan suitable for home
or apartments. screened porch TWO
baths. completely modern lot l22Nlti
trees and fenced garden TWO blocks from
highways M-66 t3i-72 Many lakes ana
trout streams m vicinity Price 81 900
terms discount for cash Write owner.
Ralph n Henderson 429 Page street
Flint Mich
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COOPER.WAGAR FARMS


COOPER -WAGAR FARMS
II &c. Garden soil. city water, gas; $3.50.
terms Huron River Drive. east side Of
lockwood. Crossman, HO 644i
FRGF LIST OF LITTLE FARMS
CLARENCE J. BOLDT, Realtor. CA. 1899.
1914 Michigan Theater Building.
GROW YOUR OWN-Buy little farm
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Wick Roads Also house on n acre.
50 $50 owner going - California.
LARGE parcel close 10 city. only ses5
low taxes city water excellent building
site, transportation 10 West Side indus
tries Terms 10 suit Newman, 260O0
Plymouth road. BEDFORD 500
RED ROOTED BUNGALOW - Asbestos
shinglea electricity IN good wei close ,s
sARY Entire down payment financed
Grossman cor Van Born and Wayne
roads. Phone WAYNE go
SMALL farms IN New Baltimore $3.50 a
also river lots on Salt River. terms
owner, TT 2-0063, weekdays
l2o A OCFANA co farm. m town
level fruit home us2; 20 timber good
farm bldcs elect well s. 600 terms
81 500 cash 5000 and interest annually
Hans Osborn, Hart
lO-ACRES near Birmingham ~ room
modern home Two firepaces two or
chards TWO barns chicken house. outdoor
grin Small dopn payment Kurth, Biz
mogham 1881
) ACRES and buildings or so acres how
ing we'll corner Cherryhill ana Lily
roads Phone Plymouth S76Jl2
s0x275-sewer. water gas. walks. school
Ss75: near 13-Nile and Woodward. Jud-
son Broadway Co. RA 300
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