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Evening star., 1943-02-21
MEETING THIS WEEK

MEEIING THIS WEEK.
Saturday - Washington Radio
Club, Room 312. YMCA, Eighteenth
and 9 streets NV, 8 pm; speak
er, Myron Zobel.
Evening star., 1943-02-21

The following boys at Boys town,
Nebr., are stamp collectors and will
celebrate birthdays in March: John
Chandler, William Koran and
Walter Nierzwicki.
Evening star., 1943-02-21

Two souvenir sheets OF poster
stamps have been issued for the
annual exhibition and bourse of the
Polonus Philatelic Society, Polpex,
l943. For copies with attractive
descriptive folder send 23c to Ches-
ter Mikuchi. 1874 North Winchester
avenue, Chicago
Evening star., 1943-02-21

Mrs. Philip Simms Warren. wife
OF the treasurer of the Washington
Philatelic Society, is Ill at the family
home, 1702 Hobart street NV.
Evening star., 1943-02-21

Mrs. Mary Garretson Cook Is
president of the Womens Stamp
Club of Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1943-02-21

First day sales figures for the q
cent war propaganda stamp re-
leased January IA are announced as:
884,12o copies, $1768240. Covers
Cancelled, 178,865.
Evening star., 1943-02-21

Collectors desiring to purchase
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-23
Braves Lose
Tank Contest

Ypsilanu High School swimming
team fell to a strong Monroe squad
Friday night in the Monroe pool,
the meet ending Ypsilanu 81, Mon.
roe SO \ new pool record was
set in the individual medley relay
when Briggs, ipsilanti, hnished
first. Dusahlon. Monroe. second.
and Drake, Npsilanti third, IN
one minute, sos seconds.
In the iO.yard free style Copin.
lpsilantI. was first, Reising. Mon
roe, second: Tucker, Ypsilanti.
third-20 minutes, s seconds; 100
yard breast stroke. Briggs. Ypsl-
lanti, first. McBee. Monroe. second:
Comstoek, Monroe, third i minute.
l0.5 seconds: 200-yard free style
Kenyon. Monroe, first. Chesney,
Monroe, second. Houck. Npsilanti.
third minutes. 2l9 seconds. 100
breast stroke Hodge. Monroe.
first; Holloway. Monroe. second t:
Schlief NpSilanti, third minute.
lis seconds; l00-yard free style.
Rouse, Monroe, FIRST. Copin, Ypsi.
lanti, second; Lash. Monroe. third
diving: Burdette. Monroe, hrst
Donbar, Monroe. second: Cazier.
Npsilanti, third.
In the medley Monroe was first
and Gpsilantl second in one min
ute, 1913 seconds while In the free
style relay Ypsilanti was first and
Monroe second in one minute. So s
seconds. Total; Ypsilanti 81. Mon.
roe so.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-23
Reserves Also
Fail to Click

Ypsilanti High Schools basket.
bali squad, after upsetting River
Rouge 1926 last week, were humbl-
ed by a strong Plymouth team at
Plymouth, Friday night, 42-27.
Until the second quarter the
Braves kept hot on the tail of the
Plymouth team, holding down a
6-6 tie at the end OF the first
frame.
The second period proved a little
less fruitful for the locals, for they
succeeded in getting only two
points. a field goal by Bob Moffett.
while Plymouth rolled up II points,
giving them a IFS lead at halt
time.
The remainder OF the game was
fairly evenly matched, but the dam
age had already been done; the
Rocks had established a comfort
able lead and had very little difficnl-
ty in holding il.
Big guns on the Plymouth team
were forwards Ebersole and Ben.
nett. and center ellis, who played
reserve last year.
High point honors went TO Plym'
outh's ellis who sunk five baskets
and made good on three free throws
in as many attempts for Is points.
Ebersole and Bennett were close
behind with IL and 10 respective
ly. II was these three, Ebersole,
Bennett and Gills, who formed the
brunt Of the Plymouth offensive as
we'll as defensive game. They sell
dom missed a shot, and shots that
we're missed were promptly retriev-
ed.
Ypsilanti, on the other hand, was
made the victim OF bad luck
throughout most Of the game. At
tempted shots sometimes bounced
two or three times on the hoop
before finally going out Of the bas-
ket.
Center Jim Miller and Bob Moi
felt, right guard. tied for high
point honors for the Warriors,
each with seven points. The re-
msinder OF Ypsilanti scoring was
done by Meyer with flv1, and stroll
and Bower with four each.
Fouling and free throw averages
were quite consistent in the two
teams. Ypsilantians committed a
total OF II personal fouls, and made
five of II free throws. while the
Rock team was charged with nine
personals and one technical foul,
and made six OF II free throws.
pIvpouth
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-23
Wildcat Oil
Driners Busy

Ell DORADO. Arb. ms De
spite the shortage of steel pipe and
other oil well drilling equipment,
"wildcatting" for the vital black
gold has recently taken an upturn
in South Arkansas, according to a
resume OF exploration activities in
the Fl Dorado district.
For one thing, the "wildcatter"
is able to get materials as readily
as operators in the settled fields,
fact easily explained, since without
the discovery OF new pools and con
sequent flush production the ma
ton probably would soon face a
shortage OF oil.
Right now in the siX.county ter
ritory which has been Mecca for
the wildcatter for many years. a
dozen or more projects are under
way or about to get started, all out.
side OF proven production.
Three are being drilled in Brad.
ley County, where there are no
fields, two in Calhoun, likewise still
dry territory; three in Union and
another about ready TO be started
three in Columbia; one in. Miller
and two in Nevada. Several blocks
or acreage are being assembled for
others in various areas.
Know Where TO Drill
The average "wildcatter" OF 10.
day Is somewhat different than his
counterpart OF two decades ago.
when oil was first discovered in Ar.
kansas. For one thing, he has the
years OF experience OF earlier pion.
GERS to help him; and secondly. the
business Of wildcatting has become
more or less scientific instead OF
following the old slogan that "the
best geology IS a FISH tail bit and
string OF pipe"
With the aid OF electrical devices
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-23
Rough Rider
Tankers Lose

Roosevelt swimmers met defeat
at the hands OF superior U.High
team in their second meet OF this
year. This is the first defeat OF the
year for the Rough Riders. Matt
Mann, Jr, son OF the famous coach
OF the University OF Michigan swim,
mers. bettered the established state
time for the 200 yard free style by
over three seconds L High took the
lead after the first 10 events and
at no time in the meet did the
Roosevelt natators really threaten
the lead. The final score stood,
Roosevelt 81, L. High 50.
Results:
5o-yard free-style Time, 27.5.
First, Campbell (R); second, Tobias
(U); third, Cook (U).
l00-yard breast-stroke: Time
1884. First, Carr (U); second, Bur.
nett (R third, Hodges 90.
2O0-yard free-style: Time, 2.l4.3
First, Mann (U); second ,Tryttou
GU; third. Campbell CR).
l00-yard back-stroke: Time, l:
1912. First, Ormondroyed CD; sec
ond, Chapman R); third. Corr GU,
l00-yard free-style: Time SO >
First, Susterka, tR) second, Ep,
stien (U); third. Gingrich tU),
150.yard individual medley. Time
2.09 First, ANGEL Gu: second
Chapman (R); third, Smith (R).
Diving: First Susterka (B; sec
ond, Gutbre (Ul; third, Keller (Rl
l50-yard Medley Relay won by L
High. Time not given. Carr, Ormon
droyed, and Tobios.
2OO-yard free-style relay won by
U. High. Time. 1884. Epstein
Mann, Gingrich and Tytton.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-23

and giant map-suade earthquakes
the places where oil is likely to be
found are mapped before a well Is
started. Most all Of the big fields
in Arkansas in recent years were
found in this way. Who knows
when a wildcat" will usher in a
new Smackoyer, Magnolia or Mid.
way1"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-23
Wartime Pledges Made
For Civilian Travel

CHICAGO ms - The Great
Northern Railways Patriots
Travel Code. just issued. gives
civilian travellers the following war
time pledges:
Il will make travel decisions as
far ahead as | can.
Il will be prepared to accept
available accommodations.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-23

Il will buy my round-trlp tickets
we'll In advance.
81 will make reservations as soon
as possible.
81 will cancel reservations early
II my plans change.
Il will forego travel luxuries,
when necessary.
Il will be considerate OF others
in use Of facilities.
Il will cheerfully release space
II military needs require IL"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-23
WILL BROKEN

Detroit, Jan. 23-lNS-The Will
Of the late Miss Grace Younglove
Johnson which left 100000 to the
Hillsdale County home for the stray
dogs and cats was broken today by
circuit court jury. The Will was
contested by Robert c, Billiard. a
nephew OF Miss Johnson, before Cir
cult Judge Robert NJ Toms. The
jury declared that Miss Johnson
was mentally unsound when the
will was drawn.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-23

Detroit, Jan. GINS Begin.
ming next month the Detroit office
Of the OPA will be reduced from
the status OF a state organization
to a district office responsible 10
the regional office In Cleveland.
state OPA Director Arthur II. Sar-
Wis disclosed today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-23

the hands OF Plymouth, and by the
score OF 30-lS
Nine OF Ypsilanti's points were
accounted for by Sophomore John.
ny Wills who has been seemingly
followed by iinx all season. for
whenever he shot. the ball would
either bounce on the rim or else roll
around IT and drop out.
Art Herbst, also a sophomore,
and first string first basemau in
tn" spring, showed great promise
He sank two baskets and made
good on his only free throw. to
chalk up fve points. Other points
were scored by James Bell. a
freshman. three. and Mike O'Hara,
also a freshman, one.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-23

the end OF the third was 1915; at
the half Sis, and at the end OF the
opening period, ~.
Flat Rock woke up in the final
quarter and sank two floor shots
and one free throw TO bring them a
total count OF 20 Lincoln tied the
count with theiF last -bssketot the
game but Flat Rock In the last min.
utes OF play, came through with
their final shot, breaking the tie and
giving them the 20-22 win.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-23

Grand Rapids, Mich, Jan. %
lNS-Charged with selling SCRAP
above an oPA ceiling prize, Paul
Weiner, Muskegon scrap d, aler: to-
day was under $4,000 bouI after
pleading not guilty before Federal
Judge Fred NJ. Raymond.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-23
Y.H.S. HumIbIed by Plymouth Team

pany was announced today by NJ. E.
Coyle. general manager of Cheyro-
let. The Anderson plant will
manufacture aluminium foFg!nss tes
aircraft engines. Coyle said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-23
Flat Rock Proves too Tricky
For Lincoln School Quintet

Lipcoln High School basketball
squad fell to a tricky Flat Rock
quintet Friday night on their own
floor. The game, ending 20-22. found
the invaders comfortably ahead
throughout three eantos OF play,
the first, second and final while In
the third quarter. they made no
score. allowing the Lincoln players
to sink five baskets, bringing them
three points ahead. The score at
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-23
ACQUIRE PLANT

Detroit, Jan. a3-INS-Acquisl
ton OF the American Steel and
Wire Company plant In Anderson.
Ind, by the Chevrolet Motor Com.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-23
No Shortage on Coke

We want to customers that have plenty of
City Gas Coke hand and that there will be shortage
The only trouble is lack of help
and you will have patience will get your order to
you just as possible.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-23

Technical foul-Hunt.
Officials-Rsferee, Ken Gust;
Umpire, w. Van Fleet.
Score by quarters:
Plymouth ..... S II Is 9-42
lpsilanti ....... . S l1-27
/ 2 ) 4
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-23

The reserves, who have been
"slumping" all season long, are still
slumping.
on Friday night, the Reserves
once more met defeat. this time at
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-23
Here's How You Can Help:

I. Anticipate your needs three four days in advanc
SO if delivery is held up, you will have enough coke t
last you. Order maximum load and do not order les
than two tons.
,. Help your delivery man by having the snow shovee
from your driveway and cellar window 50 that he wi
have difficulty making delivery His time is valuab
and by helping him to time, you are helping som
other coke user to get more prompt delivery.
g. During these critical times don't order coke unle
you really need it. Someone may be cold and Withol
and these people should get deliveries first.
H. Either be at home when your coke delivered or eay
your basement window unlocked delivery can be made
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-16
M x r K ETS
4. PRODECE

los AHGlHES. Nov. It's UP' Federal
state Market NC'y>.
ASrARAGtS: Firm. Per IT,. Imperial
punched cNtsa select ioe. select ,5c. cN-
BJNCHED VEGETABLES: Steady PEI
Crl ErciS = % dol. best 2UO-2.25. fair
1-75-1 - carrots 3 doz. best 2oo-2.25.
fair l.Au-lIo. iced criS. Santa Barbara L
dol iU0s chard 2le-3 doz. 1.00-125:
grccn onions $ dol COO. fair 80. locks
doz. 208-2.5o. mustard i doz. 1.nO-1 50:
parsley 2.25-2.5o. radiSheS small red L
doJ -. spinach : doz. 2.So-2.75, fair
2OD-2.1a. turnIpS 21-5 doz 1OO-1 81.
CUTUNBERS. Firm. Lugs and san
Diego 225-2.5O fair 1.75-2. 90; Imperial
. 2OO-2 -. fair 1901. -. No - 75c-1 90.
Jbo. cant crts. 4.25. Casabas per TO- ii-c.
small fam 2a-4C
PEAS: Steady Pc, III. san Luis ObiSpo
Toe. Arroyo Ggandc sugar peas 5o-3ae.
PEPPERS Firm Per ib.. ESllS san
Diego l5-lSc few extra fancy san Diego
2OC. fair 1O-1fC. cuils I-5c. green chill
ONnaud and Santa Barhara HIP
SQUASH. Steady, white summer san
Diego luES POOP - fair 1.5O-1.75, M.
> loo; Imperial crtS. 2oo-2.25. Sone
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san Diego lugs ! 75-2.O %. No. p 75c-1. 90.
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TOMATOES. Firm. san Diego Nos
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6N6S 75-2 -. ordinary 1.OO-1.5O, 6NTS
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. OO-2 -. fats san Luis Ghspo and Santa
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san Diego 80. -.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-16
RUFFIN KAYOES
'TUNE.UP' IN 2ND

NEW YORK, Nov. 16. up
Bobby Ruffin of New York, No.
lightweight contender, knocked out
joey Bagnato of Toronto in the
second round of a "tune-up" fight
at st. Nicholas arena last night.
Bagnato was floored four times.
A crowd of 3,6J7-including light
weight champions" Bob Montgom-
cry and Sammy Angott-saW Ref
cree Jim Crowley count out the
Canadian slugger at 2;24 of the
second session in their scheduled
10-rOund bout.
1t was Ruflins last prep" fight
before meeting Angott. the National
Boxing associations lightweight
king, in l0-rOund non-title match
at Madison Square Garden, Nov %.
Bagnato came out punching and
battered Ruffin into a neutral cor
ner early in the first round; but
Bobby Weathcrcd the barrage aud
dropped Bagnato with left hook
fer the count of eight late in the
round. Bagnato hit the deck three
times in the second session, for two
eight counts and then the full 10.
TWO right hooks and a left hook
caused the respective floorings.
Ruffin weighed 1917 pounds;
Bagnato 134
The gross gate was $5,O88.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-16
COTTON BOWL
CHOICE IN DOUBT

DALLAS, Tex, Nov. 16. up
Three collegiate elevens and one
service team were listed today as
unofficial" prospects to be the
guest team in the Cotton Bowl New
Years day.
Dan c. Rogers, Cotton Bowl as
sociation board chairman, admitted
last night that Duke, North Caro-
lima, Georgia Tech and the Ran
dolph Field Ramblers were most
likely candidates" while denying
reports from Denver that Colorado
college was being considered serious
ly.
Rogers pointed out that any de-
cision would have to be agreeable
to the host team-eXpected to be
either the University of Texas or
Texas A. & NJ, whichever wins
the Southwest Conference champ
ionship Thanksgiving Day - and
that no definite answers could be
anticipated until the host team was
chosen.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-16
". Y. STOC AS

NEW YORK. Nov. l6 Up1-Widc moves
In The disiilhnE issues continued To fca-
furc the Stock Market today while The
main list made an Irregular decline on
small turnover.
American DisiiHng which SCARED On
large volume yesterday yielded first
place 20 Allied Mills. The latter featured
The market in turnover and made a
new high. lis stockholders win Vote
december TO sell a subsidiary, Century
Distillng company. American ruamed
over n 10-point area and near closing
time showed loss Of nearl, two points.
Other liquors were irregular with Park and
Tilford at a new high.
Small declines were registered in the
SteclS, rails. utilities and coppcrS. Chem
icals were highly irregular with Allied up
nearly two points Union Carbide at a new
low and losses Of a point OF more in Du
Point and Dow. Consolidated cigar. Am
crican AirlineS. Pittsburgh steel five per
cent preferred, and Francisco sugar gained
one TO two points.
ChrySler had a small gain on IFS in
come report showing net for the first nine
months equal TO S3.91 share, against
S3.33 a share in the corresponding period
of last year General Motors was steady.
United aircraft reported nst equal 10
81 33 share for the third quarter against
S1.1S in 1912 and the issue firmcd. Lock
heed and Douglas were easier. Interna-
fional Nickel made new low and
American Smelling equaled its low in the
non-ferrous metal issues.
Dow-Jones preliminary closing stock az
erages: Industrial 131. Is. off OBS: rail
~ "a off o Is: utility 2o91, off O.lS and
65 stocks 45.43 off o.1S.
Stock sales totalcd SO. .195 shares against
6S2 490 yesterday. Curb stock sales
yere Isl, 30 shares compared with lis
$50 yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-16
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
December taSki S299N
L. a. HAY
Golf
Prexv

NEW YORK, Nov Is. (UPl-The
United States Golf association an
nounced today that Morton G..
Bogue of New York, had been nomi-
mated for the presidency of the or
ganization for 1914 tantamount to
election since he will not be oppos-
ed when the election takes place
on Jan. Is.
Bogue has been an official OF
the USGA since 1884 and men,
Der of the rules committee since
1896. He will succeed George w
Blossom. jr., of Chicago, who has
been a member of the executive
committee for II years.
The committee nominated c. Y.
Rainwater, Pensacola, Fla, vice
president. to succeed Bogue. and
Francis D. Ouimet. Boston, to sue
ceed Frank Hardt of Philadelphia
as secretary.
New nominees to the executive
committee included william C.
Hunt, Houston. Tex. Edward B
Leisenring, Philadelphia. Robert
Stranahan. Toledo. O., and A. NJ
Work, Portland, Ore.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-16
Kid Lester to Fight i'm &C.
Arena on Next Fridoy PM.

Friday nights boxing show at the.
FL Centre Arena will feature an
unexpected attraction in the per-
sor. of Kid Lester who will tackle
al Morey in the special six"
Kid Lester just finished a Cruel
ing tussle with Roman Starr in the
10 round main event at the Coli
scum in San Diego, last Friday. He
was prevailed upon by matchmaker
Lew Taylor to appear on the El
Centre program this week end and
will undoubtedly resign for future
top billing here.
Lester is a hard, menacing fight
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-16

Coach Lee Boyle of CalcXico is
sued Tuesday a general open i'll
yitation to all high schools III the
valley to participate in an inter
scholastic wrestling tournament.
Actual competition would not be
gin until after January lst. but
Coach Boyle broached the subject
this week to enable schools to set
up and develop wrestling teams
we'll in advance of the inter-Schooi
tournament.
Last year, Calexico and HoltVille
conducted meet among four
teams, two from each school, with
a total of IA grapplerS yying. The
enjoyment of the boys participating
and the reception of the audience
so surpassed advance expectation
that the two schools determined to
try and involve other schools in
the valley.
An impressive and striking 18-
inch high trophy was donated BY
Holtville High with the provision
4 that the first school to win the
tournament three times would re-
tain permanent possession OF 1t.
Calexico has one leg on the trophy
by virtue of its victory over Holt
vile in last years tournament All
schools entering the tournament
will have a chance at the trophy.
/ A team of WreStlers comprises IL
men, with the different weight
classes ranging from SO to IT'S and
over pounds. Thus every student IS
a potential wrestling prospect.
Rules followed are those used in
regular intercollegiate wrestling.
Inter collegiate wrestling is a
widely different sport from the
circus antics and general phonincs5
of professional graphing. 1t is a
sport where speed, agility and head
work outrank actual muscular
strength. Because of the bad taste
that most professional wrestling
leaves in the spectators mouths,
inter-c collegiate wrestling has been
largely ignored.
In matters of self-defcnSc, it is
generally conceded that a fair
wrestler can cripple the best boxer,
despite the trumped-up exhibitions
sometimes put on. The various
grips and holds which wrestling
teaches are all practical and can
be used in the heat of any close
combat A person with knowledge
of scientific body leverage can
easily and quickly dispose of u
larger, stronger opponent n fair
wrestler can break any limb br~
longing TO an unframed opponent
Intcr-high school wrestling would
further have the advantage, Coach
Boglc maintained, of utilizing only
equipment which is a part of every
gym already-namely, large mat.
It requires no transportation of
cumbersome equipment and costs
nothing to keep in order
Boyle further emphasized the
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-16

er. His frequent use of rough tao
tirs often stirred resentment against
him and the crowd usually roots
for his opponent The fans may
boo him but they come to see hlm
fight because they know they Will
see action. even though it may be
murderous.
Al Morey. Testers opponent, is
no slouch of a middleWeight either,
and an explosion is expected when
these two meet. Morey has fought
II times this year, losing only two
of his bouts. both by decisions over
the 10 round route. Morey has de-
cisioned Tex Jordan and kayoed
Ghetto Hernandez in six.
Popular fan demand IS brinlng
back the fighting cook from the
Marine air base, Jimmy Hatmaker'
who scored a two round knockout
over Ben Salica last week. Jimmy
was scheduled to fight at san
Diego, but his opponent defaulted
and instead Of choosing another
Jimmy elected to appear again in
the El Centre ring. Hatmaker will
have large marine roofing sec
ton Friday night as special trucks
are expected to be scheduled foi
the marines use between the arena
and the camp. Jimmy is going
against Lonnie Davis in a foGl
rounder.
The other four round prelim was
also announced Tuesday and II
brings back another boy who Wor
last week in the Ell Centre ring
FL Jaracho Gutierrez, under the
wing of Manuel Ortiz, will oper
against Angelo Lopez. Ell JarachC
administered an awful shellackina
TO his opponent last week but
couldn't put him away. Ortiz has
been coaching him this week OF
'finisherS.'
The top bout Of the night pits
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-16
REDS MADE HEAP
DOUGH LAST YEAR

CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 16. CUP)
The Cincinnati Baseball club an
nounced the reelection of all its
directors and officers at the COM
pany's annual meeting yesterday.
Powell Crosley, jr, was reelected
president, Warren Giles, vice presi-
dent and Tom Conroy, secretary
treasurer.
The meeting reported to stock
holders that the profit this season
was approximately $4,000 as against
a loss of about $500 last year