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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
For Tuesday, December u.
MARCH "a 70 APRLL b

For Tuesday, December u.
MARCH Pr To APRIL 20
Aries Be the wise listener
today. You'll learn what not to
do as well as what might he
more effective, concise or eiFi-
cient Change readily when the
emergency calls
APRIL II TO MAY 20
T RI a. 3 - Relations with
friends may strain IL you aren't
alert, tactful. Prayer and calm
procedure your standbys. Be not
disturbed at changes caused by
unavoidable conditions
NAY ~ TO JUNE II
Gemirj-There will be those
who are out Of sorts or irritable
about perhaps one pet subject.
You'll have 20 cope not only with
your own personal or work prob
lens but with outside indisposi-
ton.
JUNE % TO July %
Coaccr - Excellent planetary
CONGREGATIONS this Wednesday
Get things started early - the
important things, and don't shift
10 less urgent ones until time
honestly permits
July ~ TO AUG. p
leo -- Timely influences for
your vital Jobs and decisions.
Study. plan carefully then begin
briskly and keep going at truly
achieving tempo.
AUG. % TO SEPT. p
HTgo-Be sagacious in heart
interests, business and money
matters. You'll find some periods
more favorable 10 one interest
than the other. yet the thing
that should be done at the time
is the one 20 do.
SEPT. =! TO OCT. %
Libra 49, Involvement in any,
thing not thoroughly a b V
board, hasty action. fareups in
the emotional department. are
ptinR intruders into a
serenely successful life.
OCT. - TO NOV. p
Scorpio-Avoid criticizing un-
less il will be helpful and is
deserving, then don't overdo IL.
Count 10 before you draw con-
illusions and generally he on
your diplomatic toes all day.
NOV. - TO DEC. p
SdgiftnrUts-You can make it
90 Just so far, but then you
should know Of not, learn when
TO stop. draw the line. or try
IL another way according 20
what you're doing.
DEC. % TO JAN. n
Capricorn 49, The various IFS
and butts shouldn't confuse you
or cause unnecessary switching
in plans People around YOU
may be downright cranky, but
YOU can be philosophical and
grin.
JAN. p TO FEB. 20
Aquarius-Not many have as
favorable aspects as you now.
Business. work matters, invest
ments Carefully madel. learn
training. military tactics. gov
eminent affairs especially can
advance.
FEB. 2f TO MARCH 20
Pisces-And you have among
the most suspicious and general
influences for existing today. Not
a minute shouldNbe given to idle
talk or action. Work. money
matters. home and romance each
rate due record.
4 CHILD born on this dan.
Naturally faStidious. Unusual
power Of intuition and insight.
enable it TO act quickly, capably
in an emergency that would con-
found another person who would
depend wholly upon logic.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Special Invitation

All workers who haven't yet
discovered these Tuesday acGvi-
ties are especially invited to
the Christmas luncheon. Mean
time, day-Shifters are having
their fun each week in ~"
sports and classes and in
special activities on Thursday
nights.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Prepared
Food Keeps
Dogs Healthy
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

DOG OWNERS at first were
worried about restrictions inn
posed on their pets diet through
rationing and shortages. How
ever. they have learned that es-
tablished types of dry dog food,
scientifically prepared by man.
ufacturerS to provide essential
food values dogs need, answer
the dog feeding problem.
Further evidence Of this fact
Is seen in the case OF Lassie,
beautiful collie, appearing in a
current movie, "Lassie Come
Home" " showing at a local thea
ter and picked for stardom as
Iiollywood's new wonder dog.
In the picture, Lassie swims
rivers, climbs rocks and noun
tainS. battles rain and snow
storms. She digs her way under
fences and leaps over them. She
fights mad dogs and human
thugs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Gained Weight

Filming OF the picture kept
her busy in this manner for
nearly three months. But when
she was placed on the scales at
the conclusion Of her role she
weighed eight pounds more than
when she began. One reason
could be the excellent care she
was given under the supervision
Of humane authorities.
The facts are, however. that
she was fed regularly on a per-
fectly balanced diet. LaSSie has
been fed on dry dog food prepa-
ration since puppyhood and NIB
blcd portions Of this food
between scenes on the set Of
her starring picture. Lassie's
sleek coated health and spirit
are striking evidence Of the nu-
tritional adequacy Of her diet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Workout in Gym

Now these workers come to
the after nights work
or before going To- work on the
afternoon Shift-tor workout
in the gym. a swimming lesson
or dip in the poo. roller Skat-
mg. ping pong. a chance TO
make new friends, jitter-bug
and have lunch together.
Their first Christmas lunch
con on Tuesday, Dec. IL at
1915 o'clock Will preSen t
Myrtle Labbitt. womcn's COM
mentator of station CKLW. in
one of her inimitablc humorous
SkitS. Instead of the usual dig
nihed club women, her audience
Will consist OF slack-clad rivct-
erS. drill press operators. nurses,
restaurant workers. counsclors
and production workers fC0m.
the afternoon and night SHIFTS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13

The makers Of o INTENTIONALLY
adequate mixture have prepared
nm interesting little booklet for
YOU, the dog owners. This book
let How 10 Feed and Care for
Your Dog IN Wartime, may be
obtained through the Detroit
Times Home Institute Simply
send your request with name
and address and a Scent stamp
80 cover cost of mailing 10 The
Detroit Times Home Institute,
Detroit Times. Detrnit 81. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Your
Individual
Horoscope
BY FRANCES DRAKE

Look ia the Section Your Birthday
Comes In, and Find What Your
Outlook Is, according to the
Stars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Change Over Slowly

Dog feeding authorities rega rd
this as one Of thousands OF cases
which demonstrates that dog
dom will not suffer from war
time restrictions Of rationing &C.
especially as canine owners can
obtain reputable dog food at
leading stores throughout the
city. In most cases. these foods
can supplant fresh meat on The
bill OF fare They are thrifty.
easy TO feed. store and handle.
One leading expert in dog MI
triton warned dog owners.
however. that pets accustomed
10 fresh meat or table scraps
must be slowly and methodically
switched 10 prepared dog foods
Re suggested that pets be given
little food from the hand first
then Il ffttip mixed with the
accustomed food and finally
switched 10 complete feeding
OF the newly prepared food
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cents in COINS for every Anne
Anne Adams Pattern. Write
plainly size, name and style
number
Send 10 cents extra for our
new fall and winter pattern
book. Free glove and bag pat-
tern in book pattern and
book together, 30 cents.
Send your order to the Anne
Adams Pattern Department
1928 Times Square. Detroit 81
Mich
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Due TO SlowneSS Of the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please be pa
tent.
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An Interruption

A light knock on the door
interrupted my reverie, and
when my father ushered Nancy
Carew in, I got quickly TO my
feet with Dicky and advanced
10 meet the actress, whom l
greatly admire.
'Madge my dear" she eX-
claimed warmly when my father
had welcomed her. How nice
70 find you here. And Dicky,
too"
She hurried 10 meet us. eX-
tending hand 10 each OF US.
My father did not interrupt our
hearty welcome Of her. but the
instant our hands had dropped
10 our sides he spoke briskly
and inCiSively.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13

4 CHILD born on this daV.
Naturally fastidious. Unusual
power of intuition and insight,
enable il 70 act quickly, capably
in an emergency that would con-
found another person who would
depend wholly upon logic.
Copyright, i9t5, b. k.ng Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13

Pisces-And you have among
the most suspicious and general
influences for existing today. Not
a minute should've given to idle
talk or action. Work. money
matters. home and romance each
rate due record.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-13
Pitfalls
Of Love
BY ADELE GARRISON

TT WAS not Hanson. how
ever. who was on the telephone.
When my father took down
the receiver. expecting 10 hear
the voice of the newly APP
pointed manager Of the Lans-
field, 10 our surprise we heard
him greet an entirely different
person
"Of course. Miss Carew," he
said. Come right up"
Dicky and / exchanged as
toniShed glances. Nancy Carew.
veteran character actress OF
my play
It's Nancy Carew," my
father said, when he had hung
up the receiver. She says she
has something of the utmost
importance TO tell me"
He looked speculatively at US,
and Dicky rose abruptly.
Please Remain
Where would YOU like US 10
90, sir?" he asked.
Il think I should like you TO
stay right here" he said uneX-
pectedly. There is only one
possible topic which she can
wish 10 discuss with me-Ste-
phen Redfeld-and ! think I
should like both of you 10 hear
what she has TO say.
"Of course, if you wish IT,"
Dicky said. resuming his seat.
while my memory flashed back
10 the night Of my arrival in
New York from Dalemont; the
night of Marys birthday party
for Stephen Redfield, which had
been so imbued with melo-
drama. Nancy Carew had told
me that night of Stephens real
age. and the name Of his youth,
Stephen Ricardo" long since
discarded.
Suspicious Of RedfeId
She also had revealed her
suspicious that Redfeld be-
lOnppd IN some StIhVersiVa or
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-08
". Y. .STOCaS

NEW YORK. Nov : up Stocks broke
. billion dollars in valuation of all listed
issues on the Stock Exchange today ON
Wall Streets. anticipation of an early end
OF the war In Europe
The decline ranged 10 q points in Am
cfican Distllling and was accompanied by
heavy volume. Sales were the heaviest
since the 2.5i5. .o1o-shaHe turnover ON May
10. he Industrial average broke nearly
2 points TO now low since April Il while
the rail average was al Il new low since
March % a long list OF stocks including
Bethlehem. Douglas Aircraft and Inter
national Nickel made ncW lows for the
year
Preferred issues OF American ~ Foreign
Power had declines ranging to more than
; points Du Pont pcpsi Cola. Goodrich.
Westinghouse Electric Santa Fe. laterna-
fional Business Machines. and LocW's had
declines Of 3 10 I points. Chryslcr lost .
points and L. s. Steel nearly y. Rails
were hardest hit ana were weak around
the close. Jersey lost more than in the
oils
Dow-Joncs preliminary closing stock ay-
crarcs: Industrial 13l 81. off 3.57; rail
31.so off It's; utility 20.15 Off o97 and
50 stocks 35.1i. off l 60. The decline in
the industrial average was the widest
since April g. while the close Was at
new bottom since April 13.
Stock sales ioialed 2.39o. .ls0 shares
compared with 795 0SO in the previous
five-hour session Friday. Curb stock sales
were 53I. 40 shares against 192 9S5 shares
Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-08
koire Dame Has
Greatest Team

NEW YORK, Nov. 8. CUP)-Thc
football team that history may re-
cord as Notre Danes greatest set
tied the argument over national
collegiate supremacy with the final
ity Of slammed door today, domi-
mating the field as few schools
have done before.
Nothing that happens to the Irish
in their three remaining games can
dim the record of their all-around
brilliance to date. Northwestern
could upset them Saturday, because
the Wildcats always point for that
game, but such a victory would be
a fluke. Perfect record Iowa Pre-
Flight might turn the trick a week
later and Great Lakes Naval po-
tentially one of the strongest has
its chance on Thanksgiving day
But going into the stretch after
seven easy victories over top teams
from the midwest, the south and
the east, Coach Frank Leahy's
fighters have proved that they be-
long in footballs golden book along
with those Irish teams of Knute
Rockne.
The Hibernian Hurricane lost its
key back, Angelo Bertelli, and still
ran over the best Army team in
years by four touchdowns, 26 to O..
Eighteen-year-old Johnny Lujack.
replacing Bertelli, threw two touch
down passes and scored a third one
himself on a run.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-08
Marine Flyers in
10.5 Win Over
BrawIey Squad

The Maine Flyers took the
measure of the civilian BraWley
Merchants by the score of 10-5 at
the Brawley field Sunday afternoo3
Dowd and Tambourni took turns
catching the successful pitching of
Schumacher and Gaversack for the
Marines while Cayallero and Eddie
Beechey did the pitching and Har-
kins the catching for the Mer-
chants.
The Marines waited until the
third inning Of the seven inning
game before they broke the ice
with a crash and pushed over four
runs TO take the lead. BraWley
came back in the fourth inning to
tally four runs also but a couple
of innings later Tambourini of the
Flyers ended Brawley hopes with
q home run that score two men
ahead Of him. Immediately fol-
lowing TambouriniS homer. Marine
Harel cracked one out of the park
but failed TO touch second on his
tour Of the bases and was called
out.
The Flyers connected for ten hits
while BraWley was shackled TO six
hits. Errors were frequent, each
side committing five.
The Marines have won four of
their five games so far and hope
to avenge the loss when they meet
their sole conquerors, the Central
Ordnance team, this Sunday at 2:30
D. m. in FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-08
bombers Defeat
BULLDOGS, 21.7

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 3. (UP)-
The San Diego Bombers, defending
champions OF the Pacific Coast
Professional Football league were
stin undefeated today after a
smashing 2l-7 win over the Los
Angeles Bulldogs at Wrigley Field
Sunday.
Paced by former Notre Dame star
Steve Gagarus, the Bombers had
the Bulldogs on the run all the
way. holding them to a lone tally
on a 95-yard runback of an inter-
cepted pass.
Coach Ed Storms eleven scored
first in the opening period on a
48-yard advance in seven plays. Led
by Bagarus' broken field running
and Carleton Peregoy's smashing
the Bombers hit the l3-yard line
and big Steve Hendricks flashed
away Tor the touchdown. Aggio con-
verted. He also kicked the other
two for a perfect score in the con-
version department.
On the third play of the third
quarter, the bombers scored on a
53-yard pass combination from Per-
egoy 10 Aggic. The BomberS were
shadowing the Bulldog five-yard
stripe when Bulldog Clarence
GhcrEu intercepted Percgoys pass
and tore down the sidelines for 95-
yard touchdown trip. Andy MarefoS
converted.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-08

to score.
But Ed Nelson, San Diego tackle,
broke the tie in the third period
with field goal from the use H..
A desperate Trojan scoring drive
in the final quarter was stopped
inches short of the goal line and
the Tars ended the game deep in
use territory.
IN EVERY PERIOD
California scored in every period
to outclaSS an all-civilian team from
University of San Francisco, and
Del Monte Pre-Flight's beyy Of
All-American officers packed too
much power for the unvictorious
UCLA Bruins.
Coach Stages Pacific Tigers,
showing offensive power despite
the loss of several stars headed by
passer Johnny Podesto to military
service, turned back Jimmy Phelan's
st. Mary'S Gaels despite the best
efforts of Hawaiian Ace Herman
Wedemeyer.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-08
Perez G0RED BUT
Finishes BULL IN
MEX!cALI ARENA

Six feroicous. black -hided bulls
gave up the ghost Sunday after
noon to provide exciting entertain
ment for a combined crowd of ma
tives, tourists and se.r!cemen at
the MeXicali bullrine.
The thrill of the day came when
South American bred matador, Sill
verio Perez, was gored while at
tempting his most difficult exploit
In his duel with the fifth bull on
the program, Perez took to his
knees and faced the beast with his
red cape. AS the angry bull charged
by, Perez daringly touched one
horn and while still on his knees
turned around to taunt the beast
again. Perezs agility was limited by
being on his knees and the bull
sWooped him high into the air.
For several moments, PereZ was
mixed up with the sharp horns and
cleft hoofS in a dangerous Scram-
BILE. The banderilleros rushed in
to distract the beast and Perez was
saved from serious injury. He re-
turned to the center of the arena
and finished dispatching the bull
unaided.
The bulls did some damage to
the blindfolded horses of the pica-
dorcS, but all six bulls ended up by
being toWed across the sand by the
meat wagon"
Slim, handsome Carlos Arru-
"a, the other featured matador,
pleased the crowd with his flawless
form, twice dispatching bulls with
a single stroke of the two foot
blade full to the hilt.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-08
l.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. Nov. s UPl- Southern
Pacific dropped 2ss points TO lead a gen
cral price decline in vigorous trading on
the Los Angeles Stock Exchange today.
Rejecting beariSh activity on the New
York exchange started by peace prospects
and confusion over postwar industrial aC-
tivity, the decline spread to virtually all
L. u,;s Thirty eight shares registered
price declines, while only two issues were
up and seven remained unchanged
Turnover by midday totaled 11.60D
shores.
Southern PPacific 100 al 205s, down -,
Bandlni 1OC at a., daSn = BolSa ChCa
100. unchanged; Sinclair 100 at 1O7s. IN
changed; Republic Petroleum 200 at ;,
down Y; Sunray 100 at 81. down "a
On4un 100 at 49,, down 4 Aircraft AC-
cessories 100 AT pa, up !; Creameries Of
America 200 at Z. down j.
Consolidated Steel Com. 100 at ST..
down Il Pfd 100 at 21ia. down y:
Emsco 100 at 9l4. down d eneral Motors
100 al 5ois, down E, Goodyear Tire 100
at 35, down l; Lane-Wells JOG al 10. down
u Pacific Clay 100 at 8. down J. Farms
worth Television 200 al 81, down =.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-08
NJ a r K E S
l.. 4. PRODECE

6ta II S2S2 cmfv mhh NH NH NH mhm
Los ANGELES. Roy. ) tUpl- Federal
State Market News
ASPARAGUS Firm. Per No. INpCIiaI
punched extra select fnc select BIC. cN-
tra fancy soc fancy pic special lSC.
RINCHED VEGETABLES. Per Crt BCCtS
- --S duz. . n0. carrots > doz. /. .T7-2 -.
fair ! SO; iced efts Santa Barbara Is do2
4 90. Chard 1a-3 doz I O0-1 -. green
onions doz. 5.75-6.0o. fair 5OU-5. 30.
ordinary @5u-4.0a. loekS . doz. 2SO-2 6O.
mustard 3 doz -. air loo. parsley Is
small rcd Is daz. 1.75-2.00 lev -. fair
$50. spinach 4 doz. mostly 30; tuInipS
2i.-3 do. IGH-f -.
CORN. Firm. Luss Golden Cross 3-3'
dol .25-l-5
CUCJAlBFRS. Steady luES san Diego
l.5O-l.75. fam rs. W. = So-75c. I'm
pcTial l25-l.55. fair loo. Santa Barbara.
san Luis ObISpo Ioo-15o. ordinary 75C.
EGGPLANT: Stronger lusS 9-l2 tops
1uu-l.95. taIr Fae.
SQUASH. Weaker. white summer san
Diego lug> I 81. fair l25; No. > S5C-l 20.
Imperial crts. 150-lS5. Ne. 2S 75-1 90.
Italian san Diego lugS 15O-l.75, fair lbs.
Nu. 2S 53c-Io0. Imperial crts. 1.50-1.75.
lai, I25.
SWEET POTATOES: Steady Pcr H.;
Porto R.coS 5-6c. fair I-ii.c Jerseys > C..
faIr DC. Nancy Halls 5-6c. fair i-4isC
TOMATOES. Steady. san Diego county
and Ventura luES 4x4S ami lN1S 1.T5-2. -
5N5S and 5N6S 2.a0-2.50. 6N6S 1.73-2O 90
CN7S 150-1.65. fair 1.25: Santa Barbara
and san Luis ObiSpo iNiS 2.OO-2.25.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-08
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. NOV. 5 up Federal:
State Market News:
CATTLE: Sagable 300. some early aC-
fivity at steady prices, later undeItonc
SLOW and weak. common 10 loW-good
steers 12-1i.2, good held around Is -;
medium 10 good heifcrs 12-13.25. COM
mon down 10 1880; common to medium
COWS s-11 .35; Gamers and cutters 5.50-S
common to good bulls 9-11.25. medium TO
good stockers and feeders i. .25-12.5 50.
CALVES: Salablc 1900. early sales
steady; odd medium vealers l3: medium
TO good slaughter calves Il 5O-12; no
action on stockers.
HOGS: Salable 2Soo. very slow. unccr-
tainty regarding floor prices delaying
trade. few actual sales strong: good Ga
choice 2O0-255 lbs. mostly 146O this
considered local floor by some packers
sows sharply lower. few good TO choice
I'LL 30
SHEEP: Salable 300. nothing done; good
10 choice wooled lambs quoted llOC
upward.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-08
War Knight Wins
Oakland Handicap

SAN MATEO, Calf, Nov. 8. CUP)
"A new wagering record of S1O4,-
$40 for single race was set by
crowd of 10000 racing fans at Bay
Meadows Saturday as favored War
Knight won the featured Oakland
handicap.
Son of War missed by nose to
take the place, with Prince Ernest
showing
War Knights time of l:1O.1 for
the three-quarter mile race was Just
tWo-fifthS of a second off The track
record set by Alviso seven years
ago,
Total wagering for the day was
S589,773. :.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-08

please all followers of the sport.
whether they prefer toc-tC-;oc
slugging of the Joe Louis type or
scientific boxing of the Billy Conn
variety.
Chuey Figueroa. who will take
his stance against Juan Renado in
the 10-round main event is
clever boxer with a punch. Chuey
comes up with a previous record OF
seven successive wins, the last one
a knockout over al Miller. hl-
though the youngest main cventer
in TIE state. chuey is plenty ring
wise ard is slightly favcred over
Renado.
GRAVES IN hCTiCH
The semi-.inal six-roundCr brings
back Herman Graves. born and bred
FL Centran who will face a stiff
opponent in George Henry. Henry
halls from New York City and is
known as slugger who can also
take it, Although only q years old.
Henry is a veteran of ten years Of
ring war during which he has never
been knocked out. His recent fights
at the Hollywood Legion Stadium
and the Olympic Auditorium were
so impressive that he was matched
with Jack Chase, state middleweight
champ three weeks ago at Stock
ton Henry was floored by the
angry and promptly dumped Chase
for q count. Chase got up and
boxing his way out of danger, took
the decision.
Graves is also known as q punch
or and the bout should prove n
slugfest. II Graves can puncture
Henrys reputation, the field will be
wide open to him Fig Boy Hoguc,
another valley boxer, is coming
down to challenge the winner.
One of the four round preliminary
bouts will give home towners
chance TO see Cpl. Jimmy Hat.
maker in action against Benny
Salica. Hatmaker last week broke
the San Diego Coliseum record for
quickest knockout when he dumped
Bob Hurt in just % seconds. He
lldN lOoN a 1lpai WV w ii'i wv
weeks previously and got that one
back with interest.
The complete card for WedncS-
day night features n 10 round main
event. a six round semi-iinal, two
four round prolims, and a special
six rounder adding up to 80 rounds
of boxing.
Advance sale OF tickets indicates
a sell-out which is good news be-
cause a welcome reception to this
first show will encourage Taylor in
his efforts to attract the best IN
current boxing talent to the Ell
Centre squared circle.
Tickets can be obtained at the
newsstand in the Barbara Worth
Hotel. Bill Clements Drug store,
the owl Billiard Parlor and the
California Hotel.
Prices range from 81 10 81 plus
tax The gong will ring promtly at
$3.50 D. m. at the I'll Centre Park,
Fourth and Vine.
At last reports, Dan Iobey ana
the Hollywood announcer was all
ing and abed Carl SchooS is ready
to take his place if need be.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-08
Marine Ordnance
Team Victors

The Marine Ordnance baSeballerS
evened up their previous loss to
the FL Centro town team when they
piled up II runs against at the
Ell Centre Ball Park Sunday after
neon.
Flores, MitoSinka and Payne all
took turns in facing the Marines for
Ell Centre, with Payne holding the
Marines in check after they COM
mitted all their damage in the first
five innings.
The Marine Air Group 43 team
have won two and lost one game
to date. FL Centre has a slightly
worse percentage with a record for
,hc preseason games of two wins
and two losses.