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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
Sefehel as Rookie!

Ensign Anton ANDY Pilney.
one-tirne Notre Dame backfield
star and recently backfieh
coach AZ Washington University
of ST. Louis. has been named
hackfeld coach at Athens (Ga)
Prefhght School. where 1t Rex
Enright. another Notre Dame
alumnuS. Is head coach
Sstchel Paige. famed Negro
baseball pitcher. says Negro
athletes viii be breaking into
the maJor leagues IN two or
three years The 37-year-
old Satchel SAID he would Like
- sec the break-in gradual
II wish we could start out
with . club Of our own, all col
ored boys" he said Later,
when they got used 10 us play
ing, they could mix the teams
up"
New York baseball writers
are now referring 10 the Giants
president as TootS Stoneham.
Branch Hickey talked 10 the
BROOKLYN fans by radio the
other day. II was reported ~
masterpiece ~ rhetoric and
logic The only trouble uAS
his listeners didn't know what
he Was talking about One
Of the BOYS on the corner said
he just didn't get the "perut"
at all. The guy even talks IN
. foreign language" he com
planned. """~---''
I'd fStrsngleD LeVis repo-tS
that the most brutal wrestling
he has ever seen was In Siam
where the Wrps,lers use their
feet
They WreStled IN the death. Z"
tho Stranger d. AIRED. They
could leap and slash q jugular
vein with their nimhIe feet
Lewis ssNv Indiar wrestlcrS
are VegefsTIarS an strong but
not sS enduring as the meat
eating Americans DR. A n.
Nhitfakcr. Tiger club physician.
has 81 elaborate ColieC- IN Of
old-tme Detroit baseball pic
.-tuLEss.-.--.---L-.1acA--ELAH.
~ Notre Dar0o IS the proud
psppy of = haDy boy. inc LeahvS'
fourth child. Tho lad already
shows signs o. being 2 triple
threat star Fielding ".
foSt VIII rjreSert fho Chicago
Tr1bune'S most shablr PLAYER
trophy o. Bruce Smith a. Dvche
yield FtNnstrn Wednesday,
tAll-Star game nICrr
Don EItsor Was named the
rnoS' valuable pro player IN
1872 81. Elrrr isyre- will
present fJ7F1 5-rtt-s tfe.i.i.Vi
Charley Bern American
League basehal' umpire, WI
sRsip ofilclate n the III Stsi
Cnd CLASSIC Re VII 30 rear
hns Tnan Judge lands. 10 q,
-tai r---ff -yr1--rr1 TIT 'Wt-TFfT
Se-Ies. schedule He vii hsy,
tho Yankees snc Cardms pr-
Stunning they VIM play three
game in New York With the
res' of me serss being plsyec
OF IN st. LOUIS -. Oksy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
Askmenow Wins
Beverly Handicap

CHICAGO. Aug y INS)-
Jockey George Wolf gave Hal
Price -iieadiey'S hskmenow 4
rouSine ride today TO win the
$1,000 added Beverly Handicap
At Washington Park.
ASkmenow's time for the mile
and a FuTIong test Tor fiIlies and
mares aged 3 and over war ! 81
Markell was tho fsvorltc al
3 10 5 but wound up in the place
spot
Burgoo Maid Just managed 70
save the show money.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
Nottingham Senior

Nottingham Senior ~ QUA
League. which rolls Mondays ~
p m. will hold ~ organization
meeting Tuesday a. s p n All
bowling captains arr urged 10 no
present or call Henry Froehln
al NJ. g491.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
SeguTa Meets Wood
For Mems Tennis

SOlIHAMPTON,- y -YA-AuE.
q GNSD - Pancho Segura and
Sidney Wood will battle II out to-
morrow for the mems singles
championship OF the 53rd annual
Meadow cub invitation tourna-
ment. following Seguras victory
today In the round robin bracket
pIay-oti
SegW7 oid u the hard way
eliminating first Clay Court
Champion Seymour Greenberg,
-Fi7s- -F4zEi previously beaten him,
6-i and then taking young BOBBY
Falkerburg, o., N one set
matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
Police Planning Gigantic
Field Day at State Fair

Proceeds Of the field day 60 10
the Detroit Police Benefit AsSoci-
alton, created for the purpose of
providing protection for widows
and orphans OF poiice officers.
Tickets may be purchased from
any officer or at any precinct
station.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
NV YORK

Totslr - 10 y ~ TctaM "a AZ 10
'Hatted for Rubbing m eighth.
BR'tso TOT Alien m ninth
pfiAsbureh h0o 00o 90 <
Nsv Yrk n2i nOo OOo-3
Runs Nsdv1ek f2N OFT. Cntcarsrt
Ffr-rnvr LoprI Q br1ru.-Errrrs top6L,
ConcaraFf. wick Runs hsited ~ Man
cuso 2 Gordon. Rnssell. Hsrrrtf. Lopez
Two hsas hite-Vsr Rohayt. O'Brten Home
run--IopsH escytftceE-fSordon Nitek
Disable pisyp-Fsldmsn - Wrsk, Rarteli
- Gordrn. Lsft % bases Pit'snurEh y.
New Yorh Has~p On hsns-Ou Res
cigno = 81 Prsrdt l. o'f Rutehsr nff
Fefdman atFuek out ~ Rsscigno
~ Friedman 3 ~ Brandt Hi's OF
RsrctEnr N ) y inning ~ PwrNsr {
IN 50, tnningt off Rrapdt m innings
cff FsNnan m 81, innings ~ Aiisn
= N = inning wild pitch Butcfsr Win
.rtnE pitcher 49, Brand LosnE pitchsr -
Fsldman Uupfrss BE lsnlsn' Rsardor
and Co.'I. TUNE 50. Attsndanes--
a. 70s paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
Schedule

CLASS
pyr.i Cola VI Teamsttrs Northwestern
a, Auto Club. bye. V1rget and Paris
clean eliminated
CLANS
Arthurt Va kraetke. NV a. q sam
W. JAW ia. NV NJ J. HUDSON iSs
va Kowalrk1, NV 4 n L.
CLASS n
state Show va OAkvcod Aces. NV z n
aee Club We, IAncoln Park, Belle Isle
~ 4 Hudson Juniors va Northwest Lions
NV Al a. West SIDE vs.. Highland Parb
Owls, Clark PARK ut !: Sh John Csnttuh
bye.
CLASS r.
Detroiters w 81 Alpnonpus, NV a.
gcorp,ons va CardlnsM NV nr1s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
Chesty Mailman
Faces Ruby

Buck" Estes, a vocal wrestler
from Santa Cruz. Cal. VIII at
tempt 10 make good his boast
that he can lick any junior heavy
weight around here" in Tuesdays
bout with the former MWA
champion. Bert Ruby against
whom he wrestled draw two
weeks ago The bout It one Of
two carded as a double-header al
Mack Park
Thus far Estes has made good
by beating five opponents and
drawing with Ruby Tuesday is
his test night IN an hour time
limit match. best two IN three
falls.
In the other end Of the double
header Jack League. also q for
mer MWA champion, takes on
wild Man" I'm. one Of the
toughest
Other bouts Louis Klein
vs. Harold Chaundy and Dale
Wayne VS.. Pedro Gomez. a MeXl-
can.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
.Bo-BO Wins 1st;
If S From As

ST. LOUIS, Aug Il OUP)-
30 30 Newsom finally broke into
the win column with the Browns
Today as ST. Louis set back the
Philadelphia Athletics twice, 5-3
and Al Newsorn dropped the AS
with nine hits IN the nightcsp for
The Mackmen's fifteenth straight
lOSS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
Rookie Is Wild,
Dodgers Lose
Chicago Cubs Capture
Odd Game Of Series

BROOKLYN, Aug. n INS)-
Rookie Hal Gregg again was de-
linquent in control here today, and
his wildneSs gave the Cubs a grip
on the ball game they won ulti-
mately by a 1871 score. 1t gave
them the odd game of the five
game series with the Dodgers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
BEAT HAGG-wITH START

Pvt. Hank Rockwell former
lIneman ~ the Cleveland Rams
is completing ms basic training At
keeSler Field army air force
training command Rockwell
q giant athlete, has been pari!c1-
patinC m track and field events
AZ the Biloxi camp -. In a recent
track and field meet al Keesler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
Baseball ItYouts

Besudry Post ~ the American
Legion Baseball League vii hold
tryouts for l5-i7-y ear-old players
At Jayne Field each Saturday
from 2 % 4 2. m. until further
notice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
Pirates Rally
Whips Giants

NEW YORK. Aug 81 GNSN--
The Pittsburgh Pirates whipped
The New York Giants today, 4 10
5. with a two-run rally IN the
ninth
PTyTGRI RGW NV YORK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
FIRST GAME

Totals - 2< Totals AZ 10 ~ II
'Bstted for Harris IN ninth.
Tran for swift IN ninth
PHILADELPHIA ain ZOO oOo-3
81. Louis ola 0l0 l0x--S
Runs-Hsffner sudsr McQuirn Byrnes.
HAYES, sundrs Errors McQuinn STEPHENS.
Runs bstted in-Ktppls. ESfeleila Nc
Quinn : HAYES Christman tsuosr scored
nrsi Stspherf' error. Tuo-hsss hits
Hsffner CufteridEs Thres-bas. hit
Christrnan Home runf-hcQuinn, Hayes
poIhls plRyt-Chrlsfmsn 10 Cu'teudTe ~
McQuinn. Hsffpey IN Hall to Sieherf Left
on ssses- Philadelphia &. s.. Loun
Rss.t on bAns-Of Harry off sundra
z strurk cvt-By Harms g. ~ suodre 2
Win pitches sundra. Harris. Umpire
Grew MCGOWAN Time of eame-i 81.
Attendance 2 600 estimated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22

Rum stanksy z Hack 2, CaNarreita 2
Nicholson q Goodman 2 Meruilo, bowry,
BordAKaray Errors -Giossop. Herman.
Runs he',ed Vaughan, Dsllsssandro D.
LOWRY 3 CavaTretta. Goodman 2. Hack.
T~o base hits-Cavsrrrtts. kertillo. Three
nase itr-BordaEsrAy, Goodman Z. HOME
run-HAck Stolen bases Stanley. Low
rey MeruIio. Doubls plays-Stank'y -
Cavarretta Herman 20 Glossdp to Schultz
Lett on bAses-ChicAgo @ BROOKLYN =.
Bases on baIls-O0 Gregg n, off Ssylef s,
81 rIsck out-By Warneke 3 by Gregg 1.
nv eAyles /. Hiis-Off GreEg J IN ~
innings. OFF ssyles IN SIS innings. off
i-ohrrnan IN I inning. Losing pitcher
Gregg I'm pires--stevsr and Dunn. Time
- IS Attendanoe-6p 05.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
xKCONn GAME

Totals "a % Totals 81 10 ~
.BAttsd tor Cola N ninth
Ran Tor Suder m ninth.
IhEadsirAia Oia ono n0o--1
s. Lolis olo LOT 20N--i
Runs -Swbsrt. Gu'terdEs. McQuiun.
stephens PyrnsE Runs bstted tn-Suder.
ChrKtnen. NsWporn. stephens 2 Two-bsss
hit Byrnss Thr-e base hits-Suoer ste
phens stuien base McQuinn sacrifice hr
-2sErina Douhl, plays Hall - Hetfner
- s8def. CutferldEe - stephens 80 Nc
Quinn Lef- on bases Philadelphia \. ~
I,oWt 90 Bases m bslls-ON VoiH Q, off
Nswsorr Sfruck ou' Wolff nv Rev
scrr 8 HuS OF Wolf 6 IN funtneT nff
Ci~ia N inning or Newsoyn ~
innings toprs cut N NINTH OF Caster d.
inufrg Passed bail-NaEnef Win
~ pitcher NruScm. LoElng pitcher
HriN Tmpiret MCGOWAN and Dflevt
-rt-s rs. I'll paid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
Pepsi Is on Spot in A as
DABF Finals Approach
Must Win Sunday
TO Stay in Race;
Others on Fence

Pepsi Cola can continue the
three-cluh battle for the Class A
title Of Detroit Amateur Baseball
Federation by winning Sunday at
from the unde-
feated Transfers. II Pepsi loses
then Auto Club and Transfers
are left.
Auto Club. drawing the bye. III
defeated. means the series Is over
and Transfers champion. Other
wise an extra game goes into the
plsy-off schedule.
In b. Arthurs and Kraetke. are
in a survival affair. Each drew a
defeat in the elimination series.
Arthurx losing 10 Sans. and
Kraetke TO Hudson 154. Kowalski
and Hudson also clash al North
western and the loser rings of
for 1913.
NINE IN -
Nine teams remain in - with
st. John Cantius drawing the bye.
Highland Park Owls. sponsored
by that city's Junior Chamber Of
Commerce. catch West Side at
Clark Park at D. m. State Sgow
Show has lakewood Aces at Belle
Isle. Three Hundred Club and
Lincoln Park at Belle Isle. Hud-
son Juniord and Northwest Lions
at Northwestern complete the
card.
Northwest Lions and Hudson
go on al Northwestern at 4. The
other games are at /. Owls. West
Side. 300 Club. Lincoln Park. and
lakewood face the AK.
TWO GO IN r.
Two teams in Class r, the one
defeat and out division, are due
10 leave. Detroiters pair with St.
and Scorpions with
Cardinals. They have the early
period AT Northwestern.
The Midget survivors play at
Briggs Stadium Aug. %. Their
eliminations closed Aug. 8.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
Pleasant Memoirs

Wei. Harold tHard LuCk
Newhouser Will always have has
IA strlkeouts IN 2 game against
the Yankees among has fond
memoirs 80. And T T = n X q
(Siubhyi Overnlire a shutout
over tke-New- Workers. m has
FIRST wear as MAJOR eaEue
hurler Paul DIZZY Trout
shut EN- out last season
Nild-mannercd Tuck Stainhack
Of thr Yankees WaS- tossed nut
OF a game by Cal hubbard re-
Gently Incidentally. Hub
hard is ont of q coaching lob
this fall with Geneva dropping
football -. With the shortage
Of Enaapawer and pre- Bd4cn
against old age gone. one OF the
National Football League clubs
might well sign up Hubbard for
active playing Cal weighs
275 and insists he is still IN
better shape than some Of the
newer stars Hubbard was
an All-Amerlca pro tackle with
Green Bay and the New York
Giants
With all the excitement in
he BROOKLYN Dodgers camp
that 1886 grocery bin In Harris
vile, 8. C.. Bucks home town.
badly slipped Newsom's
mind .. He'll get around to II.
Anyway. II il an annoying
matter 10 be bringing up at this
time, what with Bo-Bo trying to
win a game for the Browns
Col. Reed G. lands. son Of
Commissioner X. NJ. Lands mas
been named the new com
mander of the First Troop Car
rier Command. with headquar-
tiers AT Stout Field. Indianapolis.
Charley Keller. the Yankee
home run Swatter with the
strong arms. also proved he car
ries plenty Of power in his legs
when he nipped his teammate.
George Stirnweiss, an 60-yard
dash Stirnweiss stole 73
bases for Newark last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22

bile accident recently and unable
10 90 home on his furlouGh his
teammates took up a collection
and brought his mother and girl
friend 10 the base hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
Lutheran League

" l. Pct v l. PET
81 Thor's6 % ooo NJ Zior p 33a
salem "a 6s7 NJ Calvy s 600
SUNDAYS GAMES
81 Thomas W salem. % ~ Zion
We NJ calvary, 30. All games a.
Chandler Park
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
BRIDES BROTHER BATTERY

Birdie Tebbetts. now A lleuten-
ant in the air forces of the United
States and coach of the Waco
Air Field baseball team has a
brother battery. pitcher Nick and
catcher Mike Popovich Pfc
Bitzy Grant, the mighty atom Of
the tennis courts has been APP
pointed physical director AT Kelly
Field in Texas
There are 1000 bowling alleys
in the various camps and posts IN
this country . Fort Custer has
a special range finder similar 10
the one used by the rife range 10
help the pinmen 49,.
y. Winnett PinneO basketball
coach and intelligence officer at
Fort Sheridan. Ill, has been pro-
NOTED 10 captain It's an old
title for him He was captain
Of the Michigan State cage and
tennis teams back in 1882
When Gene Miller. star second
baSeman Of the Fort Sheridan
Comets was injured in an automo-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
THE GREATER GAME

This coiHpu Of ncws about
athletes IN the serrice Of their
country oppeGrS ~ The Detroit
Times erery Sunday and Wednes-
day..
George Johnston Southwestern
high football, basketball player
and swimmer was a gunner SER
geant but now he's Just buck
private but not for long you
can be sure When the war
broke out George enlisted IN the
Canadian army and worked ms
way up to gunner sergeant
He was in England with hlS group
when the first American soldiers
began TO arrive Then ne
wanted to get in has own army
so he asked for transfer and
in making the change he lost his
rating But he's TOO good a
soldier not 10 get back in quickly
Robert Hopkins who played
football and competed IN swim
ming and track al Southwestern
enlisted in the navy back in 1926
Now he's warrant officer
senior grade somewhere AT sea
with the feet Earl Oldham
who played on the same teams
with Robert is a lieutenant IN the
naval medical corps.
Remember Bob SaECau. fleet
footed halfback of Notre Dame a
few years back We'll he's IN the
news again He IS fler IN
the navy with the rank Of en-
sign In a recent raid IN the
Southwest Pacific he was credited
with blowing up a she'll dump
used by the last enemy field gun
Al Viru Harbor. New Georgia paw
ing the way for the American
occupation of the place
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-22
BROOKI.I'

Totals 80 a 20 a Totals 80
sBatteo for SsyNs IN eighth
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29
". Y. STOCK

NEW YORK. June % CUPl-stocls de-
elined irregnlarly today on sharply re-
dured volume.
Communications issues were strong
spots with Western Union up more than
point al its high on announcement of a
rise IN government domestic telegraph
rates
Steel shares had declines ranging 10
nearly point in Bethlehem. Motors and
rails rallied from their worst levels
Consolidated Edison made n new high
for the year in the common stocks of the
utility section. United Gas Improvement
without distribution was the most active
stock
American Cable & Radio made a gain of
nearly a point. Radio Corporation and
International Telephone were active al
small recessions. American Telephone
held around the previous close Postal
Telegraph preferred reached 17A. up q
point after equaling its low al II
Firestone preferred equaled its high at
11O, up !, while its common lost frac-
tionally. Goodrich preferred made new
top and its common eased. L. s. Rubber
touched 42&, off y, and later recovered
half the decline.
Small losses were noted in Great North
ern preferred Erie certificates New
York Central. Southern Pacific, and
Southern Railway. Nickel Plate issues
were strong with the preferred up nearly
3 points.
Dow-Jones preliminary closing stock
averages: Industrial. 142 90, off 03s:
rail. 36.19. off o04, utility, 2097, off
o20; and IS stocks, 49. -. off ola.
Stock sales totaled s07. $50 shares COM
pared with ]. .029, ,060 yesterday. Curb stock
sales We're 253, 490 shares against PSI COS
in the previous session.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29
Amateur Status
OF haqq OK.

STOCKHOLM, June 90. UP)-
The amateur status of Gunder
Hagg, Swedish distance star now
competing in the United States,
was free of an taint of commercial
ism today.
Some question of Hagg's simon
pure standing had been raised fol-
lowing report that he had ac-
cepted money for use of his photo
graph in newspaper advertisements
but investigation by athletic au-
thorities disclosed that he had not
been paid "a single cent" by the
advertisers.
Advertisements for rye bread,
clothes and wrist watch were car
ried with Hagg's photograph, but
the newspaper Allehanda said the
advertisers had not given the run
ner a penny for his picture.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29
l.. A. HAY
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
L. 4. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES. June % 6UPl--
PUNCHED VEGETABLES: Steady Beets
2ls-3 doz. l0o-l. 25; carrots 3 doZ. / D.
l.50: iced crts. doz. Guadalupe. Fire
baugh and Salinas 250-2.75; chard local
2ls-3 doz. l25-1 so; green onions doz.
2.O0-2 25: leeks 200; mustard 100; pars-
ley 6 doz. 225-2 so: radishes small red
6 doz 300; spinach 4 doz. :. 25-2. so;
turnips 2k-3 doz. 1.00-l. .25.
CANTALOUPFS: Stronger Imperial Jbo,
lss 300-3.50, 23s 3.5O-4.00, 27s 3.50-d. 90;
3es-44 400-4.50: Std. 45s 3.50-3.75, pony
45s-54s 250-3.75; Persians Imperial jbos
250-275, ponys It's; HONEYBALLS, jbo
36c.45s $50: pony 45s-54s 100000;
HONEYDEWS Jbo. crts. 6s-ss 2.o0-2. %;
jbo. 27s-45s 350-4. 90: Std. ass 2.50-3. 90.
EGGPLANT; Steady. Imperial Valley 8
10 tops 200.
SQUASH: Steady White summer lugs
San Diego 1856. No. 2s holdovers 10
doc Italian 50-75c. No. 2s and holdovers
1886 Yellow crookneek l.0O-l.2 25. San
Diego small 81 dc. Table Queen and San
Joaquin Valley lugs 1.752.00
TOMATOES: Stronger. Imperial crts.
9-12 tops 1.00-1. 30.
WATERiELONS: Firm. klondikes Ari-
zona truck lots per ton 1922 10. avg.
80 co. Imperial 1920 1t. avg ton lots 81. 90.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29
Patty Berg in
Sensational
Golf Comeback
BY TOMMY DEXINE

GLEN ELLYN, ILL.,, June 20. CUP)
Patty Berg, auspiciously launched
on a comeback after 18 months OF
enforced idleness, said today that
the rigorous routine of fighter
! training for a championship bout
was responsible for her return to
golfing brilliance.
Patty, who swept to the peak of
feminine play and then turned pro-
fessional, began her comeback yes
terday by shooting a par 76 at the
Glen Oaks Country club to win
medal honors in the qualifying
round of the 14th annual women's
western golf championships.
FIRST TEST
The current tournament is the
first competitive test for the like
able Minneapolis red-head since she
was injured seriously in Texas au-
tomobile accident, December 8,
1871. BY her play in the qualifier
she proved conclusively she's come
all the way back. Patty matched
par on both mines as she put to-
gether a 37-39 for her aggregate.
This total was good enough to lead
the field of Ill entrants by two
stroke margin.
What's the relationship between
golf and boxing?
Last winter I didn't have the
strength to drive golf ball 100
yards Patty said. II was visiting
in the south and Andy Mortimer,
manager of the Mobile (Ala0 Coun-
try club urged me to go to Tommy
Littleton, who runs gymnasium in
Mobile. Littleton started me on the
same routine boxer follows. rode |
a bike, did bending exercises, pulled
weight springs, and then topped 1t
off by punching boxing bag for |
about 10 minutes daily
What did the bag punching ac-
complish?
1T enabled me to regain my sense |
of timing" Patty said. Without
that work 1 couldn't possibly have
brought my golf back under con-
troll SO soon"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29
Yale Team Wins
In Golf Fracas

CHICAGO, June 90. CUP)-Yale's
four-man golf team held the 46th
annual national collegiate golf team
championship today after rallying
TO come home four strokes ahead
of Michigan over the Olympia
Fields course.
The Yale foursome, which travel
ed from the east at its own ex-
pense to have one final Whirl at
tournament golf, came from II
strokes back TO win in the final
nine holes with 36-hole total of
Ga. Louisiana States defending
champions were third with GIL
Following We're: Minnesota, 635;
Northwestern, Gal; Princeton, $50
and Notre Dame, Csc.
The Yale golfers, who brought
their team its 2lst victory in the
history of the tournament and its
first since the 1896 event here, were
Bob KGntz, Larchmont, NY, who
shot 7378-15l; Walter Beckjord,
Greenwich, Conn, 77-75 - 1852;
Keith Bridston, Grand Forks, ND,
78-76-154 and Jack Harris, st.
Paul, 78-79-l57.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29
Town Team Raps
Telephone Nine

The FL Centre Town Team clipped
the Telephone Company softball
gang l7-11 Tuesday night.
A number of errors were COM
mitted by both teams and hitting
was fairly free.
Shawn of the Phoneman got
home run for his team as did Payne
of the Town Team.
p. Fornessero and Shumard hurl-
ed for the Town Team while Flem-
ing held down the mound for the
Phone outfit.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, June % tUPl-ApproXi-
mately $500 issues changed hands today
in quiet selling on the Los Angeles Stock
Exchange. Seven issues were up, seven
down, and six unchanged
The list Broadway Department Store 100
at 1915, down II Pacific Lighting 100 at
424, up 4; So. Cal Edison common 100
at 23ls down i Southern Pacific 100 at
27. down y ; Bolsa Chica Oil 100 at 10
up . cents: Republic Petroleum 100 at
6as, unchanged; Sunray 300 at Az, down
u; Electrical Products 200 at 1la4. up u :;
Van De Ramps 200 at Sas, up Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29
Butts Is Added
ToCoack Staff

CHICAGO, June 29. 6UP)-Wal-
lace Butts, coach of Georgia's Rose
Bowl champions last New Years
Day, was added today to the coach
ing staff of the all-star college foot
ball team which will meet the pro-
iessional champion Washington
Redskins here August 25.
Butts Georgia eleven defeated the
University of Californi at Los An
geles in last winters Rose Bowl
classic, and in 1912 won a 40-to-26
triumph over Texas Christian in
the Orange Bowl at Miami.
The all-star coaching staff, head
ed by Harry Stuhldreher of Wis
consin, now includes Butts, Babe
Horrell of UCLA, and Lieut.. Paul
Hinkle of Great Lakes.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-29
NJ AR K ETS S
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. June % eUP)-Federal-
State Market News Service:
CATTLE: Salable 300. fairly active fully
steady; few medium grass steers 14.25;
common 10 medium heifers II. Sold :
common 10 good cows 950-12.60; Gamers
and cutters 7-9. .25: medium TO good bulls
HIP 25; few feeder cows 10.
CALVES: Salable IS. steady; medium 10
good vealers and calves 13.50-l5.
HOGS: Salable 500. 10 to 25 cents lower;
bulk good 10 choice 1920 lbs. Il. So Ii. 70,
top IA IS: ls0-220 lbs. l4.25, 320-4o0 lbs.
1864; good 10 choice SONS u. 1913 ..
SHEEP: Salable 200 few sales, about
steady. medium spring lambs IL island
type yearlings with No. , pelts 10 few
ewes out at 6 so. late Monday medium to
good spring lambs l4.75.