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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-01

was athletic officer and ioolnd.l
coach a. Crosse Tie naval Al
Station for a year
Coach Fu CuSlcr attended a
meeting Of Tho officials OF the
Western Conference Yesterday.
It. BID CerrcN, former as
--tafet ~ N0rrC Dame and now
connected with The GlcnNcw
Naval Ar Station. saw d lot of
hi, friends around town So did
L. Frtz lIeiSlcr who Was line
coach AT OHIO State before enter
inc the navy. He was AT the game
With Dr. pearWan ono Ot the nd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-01
OTHERS RECALLED

Detroit fans haven't forgotten
when Gilpln used 10 bring doWt
the Scagram horses headed by
the brilliant Stand Pat and when
Connie Smythc now an artillery
major recovering from wounds IN
France. brought in his bad post
acton ShoelesS Joe which won
many race here and IN New
York.
The Canadian winner yesterday
was r. +. Lcslic'S Wise Chance
which Rex LcaVtt rode 10 a
S2720 mutucl and nose decision
over the favored Notforme m the
second race.
1t was the 24-ycar-oId Lcav.ris
ride which won the race against
inexperienced apprentice l. % n
Hall Hall has frightened some
o his followers by starting TO
wear his cap on the side OF ms
head
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-01
lie oion Finals Today

MINNEAPOLIS. Aug 81 rtP)
Finals in the American Legion
Junior baseball tournament. post
poncd yesterday because OF rain,
begin this afternoon when Gin
cinnar. O. and Albcmarle, y. C.,
meet 10 decide. the title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-01

Billy Sou,hVorth has n tvofold
purpose IN driving his Cardinals
for more victories in the regular
season Besides keeping his
hovS or cdCc for the world series
he wants 90 wfn faffe,- TO top
the mark Of 1i6 established by the
1906 Cubs
Brooklyn Will pvt in a hid FOR
Vince DiMaEcio II Pittsburgh de-
Cldes 10 pcddlc IT'S outiicider with
the biC appetite Vince has
been in the doChouSc ever since he
rolled up S997 dinner check
when the Pirates played III Fh.la-
1airl,l1 rgrevfIA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-01

hotels are Over
board on .appll-
cations for rC>-
ClNato1S
Nhcthe~ ihat
VIII put any
customers IN
usually barren
s ports man s
Park between
now and time
for tho post
season classic is
something else
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-01

tens most ardent football fans,
and 1t Dick Gallagher of Crosse
lie.
AZ the annual meeting OF the
Football Writers Association VIII
fred Smith was reelected preSi-
dent And The Chicago Tribune
>parlS~rifer- vas running for a
fourth term
Mrs Hunk Anderson and her
two children were spectators. So
were Harry kimclcr q george
Richards Leo Fitzpatrick Bill
AIS and = NJ Thomas. all con-
nrctcd with the first Lions team
IN Detroit. Harry WiSmer broad
cast the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-01
Greatest Since 80

Tommy Armour says Byron
Nelson is the greatest golfer since
1880 Jim FItzlmmonS, who
has been conditioning horses for
half century, says Gallant FoN
was the best horse he ever trained
Byron Nelson says the ,ive-loot
putt is the toughest shot IN gOlt
A winter sports building 10
provide skating space for ice
hockey speed and figure skating
and ice shows is part OF the I'M
mediate postwar plans al Unlver-
slty OF Minnesota -. Manager
Luke Sewel and Coaches Fred
Hoffman and Zach Taylor of The
Browns are all former catchers
Steve O'NCill and Del Baker
were also CatcherS 80. Ben Jones
horses have earned almost a half
million dollars for Warren Wright
e.. Mike Corgan q former De
troit Lion. Is now an ensign IN
tho navy
The Browns and Cards have no
plans 10 play night games il they
meet IN the BIG series .. and
nothing came up az Tho Chicago
meeting with Commissioner Lam
dis about DIZZY Dean broadcaStinE
the games in St. Louis The
Cards secretly want the Yankees
20 win bigger gates at Yankee
Stadium
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-01

Games behind leader
WEDNESDAY INSULTS
Buston Z Nov loft
Brooklyn 10 Fhnauriptia
Chicaro i2-s pittthurFt 81
inrinnsti AZ ~ iruis vain
THURSDAY GANfs
Ne ramss scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-01
Canadian kEOrSemen
Invade Track Here
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Canadian invasion Of the Detroit track
recently Canadian horsemcn Canadian Jockeys
likely itself felt very heavily before the To-day
season ends, Sept. 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-01
Services Represented
NJ AII-Sfar Game

CHICAGO Aug 81 Comdr Frank Wckhorst USNR in charge
of physical Illness Of the navy was here today
following "Trip through the southwest Pacific lie aided in setting
p rehabilitation cutc recently reaSen from
M- - ID Comd- Roy CogSton. who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-01

won tWlcC Tor MS. O. l. Mo
MaknS Countmeln. lIaggi~ and
Maggie. The regulars expect
other as the Canadian trainers
including ". r. Walsh and the
astute Frank Glpin. 10 cut loose
with some of the horses they
readied up for delivery to the
winners circle here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-01
Bears Boot Did II

TUUrNfuVNs o. stars Milo TatfGrr
Sahar Bears FtuteIrf' Benton 81 Loon
Points after nuCadoaus-sa G.au.-
Points sts. eus-sslsa d. 1usaus.
kFF
IicIt lHsl--CudsgvrEV r-5r tWtIt
rlfr-es-CIrhs 50 Taruae|
tmrrr-kutsg oHi0 University
Nrrr Lfrfsusu-E'.t L.yr.a
F.Dd jltEc-iicS Dar.wHuf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-01
Stubby Takes
On Browns
By LEO MACDoNELL

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug, 81 Frank
tStubby) Overmire and Sig
Jakucki will he the rival pitchers
when tho Tigers and the Browns
take the field at SportSman'S Park
here tonight in the first OF an i'm
portant four-game series between
the Two clubs.
The game viii start at S:lo,
being advanced Is minutes because
Of the latoneSS of the season.
The series WIZ be the last Of the
season between the two clubs and
is expected TO determine what
chance, if any, the Tigers have of
winning the 1914 pennant TAX
ing a drubblng from the Indians IN
Cleveland, the leaguc-leadlng
Browns LOST ground IN the race
Yesterday. Beating the Red SoX,
the Yankees arc but three and one
half games behind the leaders
with the Tigers and Red SoN trail
ing New York only a half game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-01
How They Stand

WEDNESDAY RESULTS
TNiraro q DETROIT ,
Nov NorA Boston
Washington 3 Philadelphia
Cleveland IL 81 Louis ?
RSDAN'S CAMS
DETROIT al ~ Iouis night
Mashinrt1n ~ Ntu Nnrk
Oniy Fames scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-01
YONAKOR IL STAR

The play Of John Yonakor, from
last years great Notre Dame
team, was one of the high spots
of the contest.
Gus DoralS and Curlcy Lam
beau. two Of the rivals who have
to play the Bears twice each, had
more than a little comfort out al
the game. Without sid Luckman
the Bears would have had little
to offer And IT was he only
scheduled appearance Of Luck
man. who is an ensign i'm tho Wer-
chant marine getting "a leave
for this game His favorllc re-
cciver was biz Jim Benton. who
leaves today 10 ION The Cleveland
Rams.
A record kick Of s. yards that
rolled dead on the 2-Nard line set
up The All-StarS first touchdown
Luckman kicked out on his 80
and Dobbs passed 10 Creighton
Miller in the end zone ater Ycn-
kakor dropped his first toss
Saban Goalcd
a little later DobbS' passing
featured as the All-StarS advanced
from The Bears II TO the = where
The ban bounced out OF DobhS
arms but Ta%cnCr fell on II in the
end zono for the second marker
IN tho FIRST quarter Sabau again
goalcd
The Bears knottcd tho count i'm
the second period with Luckman
taking charge after the kickoff
went out of bounds. Gar Famlgl-
eth crashing over after II plays
Tho Bears rang tho cash register
again on three passes after taking
possession on the All-StarS 30
Benton scoring
The All-SfarS scored quickly 10
start the third driving % The 3
whore Sahan third quarterback
>ncakcd Tailed Bobby Mclean
olf,puulcd co.jeC ans on a 20
ward reverse 20 count Tor the
Bears n 'hc same period Then
came Gua1uskas field goal lram
nee 3 r 'hc final Sunla
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-01
BOOT BREAKS TIE

Pete handled his assignment 10
P'r.ccti0n, Coolly booting the ball
between the upriEhtS from the T.
Ward Inc % provide the margin
oi victory, The score was tied al
tho time
The Bears had rallied once 10
overcome a two-touchdoWn deficit
and tie the score Then they came
back a second time 10 match
third period tally by the collie
glanS.
There was plenty OF time left
in the game but Hunk ruled in
favor of the three quick points.
GudaUykaS "A guard from MurraX
Ky. State Teachers. is playing his
second year with the Bears He
made good his four kicks three
after touchdovnS and tho decid-
mr. Gcld goal
The All-StarS gave the Bears a
battle from the opening whistle.
EciOrc the game was very many
minutes old Glenn DobhS pro
cecdcd 10 make il one-man
show AS tho bcwildered Bears
sought safe way 10 stop his
aerial bombardment. lie put
on the most spectacular one
man sho' the All-StarS have had
m this series. but in tho long. run
the experience and organization
Of the Bears paid of IN the win
column
As result of his brilliant play
last night 'DobbS was believed &c
hc "A near unanimous choice lor
most valuable player The Stars
had the best balanced team they
have presented in this long Sere'
and although they didn't SVin They
led most Of tho game and thor
lost by n narrow margin 10 a wei
drllcd experienced outfit. Among
The ~tandoutS on the Stars were
Creighton Miller Of Notrc Dame
It. Billy Hllcnbrand Of Indiana
Pvt. Lin Houston Of Ohio State
and 1t Louis Saban Of Indiana
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-01
He's Up on Redar

Roy IcnShaW Of tho Tigers n
radar expert says the new tangled
science after tho war VIII have
many civilian uses &C.,. For m
st4nee :, the -itttfc .fcfthandcr
points out. when driving Ne4r
auto out m The country radar Will
tel YOU II there lis another car
coming on The other side of the
hill
Joe Fnccl. owner OF the Chatta-
nooga franchise IN the Southern
Association says that Miami Fla.
wli he first choice If n cores 10
switching the club o.. The South
ern League viii convene IN Octo-
Der 10 discuss the shift
Joe Cronln, VINO Is trying 10
drive his Red Son into a pcnnant
for Tom Yawkoy who never eN-
perienced that thrill. is the third
youngest major league manager
and also the fourth oldest in cen
secutive years of directing club
-. He is younger than Mel OFT
and Lou Boudrcau. Yet only Con
rir Mack. Joe Mccarthy and Bill
MCKeChnic hold an edge on him
for steady employment lie
began his managerial career m
1892 with Washington shifted "a
fHs Fr-H
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-01
MUFF CHANCE

The Tigers muifed chance TO
gam on the Browns when they
were turned back by tho White
SoN IN Detroit yesterday
Ovcrmire tonight, hopes 10
match his hrilbance IN shutting
out tho Browns, so at Briggs
Stadium recently ON that coca
sion. he allowed tho ST LOUIS club
bur six scattered HITS lie viii be
seeking hIs tenth triumph against
Il Setbaeks
Jakucki. who has won II games
and lost eight was the losing
pitcher IN Oycrmire siX-hlt shut
ON The TlgerN collected l4-hitN
off the big rght-handcr The
Browns won nine games and lost
Is on their recent disastrous road
trip. They lost 10 of their last u
games after a satisfactory start IN
,Ay;rw- York and Boston Frey
dropped three games out OF four
IN Philadelphia, Washington and
Detroit before splitting two con
tests IN Cleveland
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-28
Strength Of M ajors Placed

Walters. the best night pitcher in
baseball, held the New York Giants
to five hits, including two home
runs, as Cincinnati defeated the
New York Giants, 4-3 in 10 innings.
A pinch hit home run with two
on by Frank Colman in the eighth
inning gave the Pittsburgh Pirates
a 7-5 edge over the Boston Braves
the BucS' seventh victory in eight
games. Xavier Resigno received
credit for the victory and Ira
Hutchinson was charged with the
loss.
The st. Louis Cardinals, capital
izing on three Brooklyn Dodger
errors, came from behind to beat
the Buns 5-3. Gil English tab
bed Lefty Max Lanier for a three
run homer in the sixth inning to
give Brooklyn an early lead which
the Dodgers later threw away.
The Chicago Cubs won their
sixth straight with 81 trouncing
of the Philadelphia Phillies. The
Bruins supported Paul Derringer
with IA hit attack against three
Philadelphia hurlers in stretching
the skein.
Night game line scores:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati -. 900 102 900 1-4-1O-1
New York - 900 900 O12 O-3- ST.
Walters and Mueller; Feldman, Ad-
ans 90 and lombard.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New YORK -...--.... 900 200 011-4-7-1
Chicago ................ 600 600 O0O-0-6-1
Bonham and Hemsley; Grove,
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-28
L. 4. LIVESTOCK

Los Angeles. May - 'Jf
Cattle Salable 1900. generally steady;
few head good to choice fed steers 1880.
medium to good steers ills. common
Mexican steers 11-1125: common to me
diun1 heifers 1l-l3. common to medium
COWS 9.05-Il 50. cutter TO common S-9.25;
common and cutters 6-7.75s bulls $50
1850. common 10 medium packers and
feeders SIP
Calves salable $50. steady: odd choice
Vealers 16; bulk medium 10 good range
calves and vealerS l25O-l5, common down
TO 1850.
Hogs salable eco. generally steady: good
10 choice 190-25O 10. l4.75. practical top;
bulk medium lsn-275 lb 1914, fe" head
l4.5O; some 10 ID and lower at 1O-ll.5O;
medium 10 good sows SO odd light VT
80.
Sheep salable 325. steady: load medium
to good so 10 old crop Wooled lambs IA;
good to choice springerS quoted to
around Is: medium ewes No. l and ,
peltS So.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-28
Greyhounds Die
In Kennel Fire

PHOENIX, Ariz., May 27. up
Sixty racing greyhounds were burn
ed to death or destroyed early Sat-
urGaE as fire swept kennels where
they were being conditioned for the
Pacific northwest racing season.
The dogs had been brought here
six weeks ago from Miami, Fla,
and were to leave for Portland,
Ore, Seattle, and Tacoma, Wash,
soon.
Valued at approximately $3.50
each. the dogs were owned princi-
pally by c. L. Shamfor, Los An
geles. w. F. McHugh. San Fran
cisco, r. P. Dickinson, Butte,
Mont, and Jack Coates, New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-28
M AR K E. rs
L. A. PRODUCE

Los Angeles, May y. CUP - Produce
Asparagus: Firm Per 10 local cN FEY
and select l4-16c colossal Is q. fey
13-14o choice 1O-11c, small and crook,
7-Sc.
Beans: Steady. Per III local and san
Diego co kys and valentines 12sc. faba
beans 3-4c. fair 2lac.
Bunched vegetables: Steady Per crt,
bcetS 2la- doz 75c-1.25. Ordinary soc,
Imperial Wy 275-3.OO. chard , doz 75c-
carrots 8 doz 1.OO-l .25. iced ertS do2
100, green onions doz 2oo-25o fair
l 25-1. 81.
Eggplant: Steady. Per lb Imperial lugs
1O@c.
Onions Dull Stret sales 5o-lb SKIS local
Spanish 150-1.75 Imperial Nly yellow
Bermudas l5o-1.75, lues local Spanish
l.5O-1.75
Peppers. Steady Green chill Imperial
2O-25c. fair 15c 10: yellow chil Imperial
3O-35C
Squash. Steady. white summer Imperial
criS l5o-1.7a. fair lbs. Ne. : 55c-1o0;
Italian Imperial CrtS 5O-1-75. VI. p 75c-
100. local lueS 5O-3OO W = l.eo-l.50;
san Diego Co lugS 2.OO-2. ~. fair 1.75,
No. 2S 75c-l.25 yellow eroakneck I'm
perial Wy ertS best 2.e0-2 =. fair $50
l.75; local lugS 2.75-3Ou. banana I'm
peTal new crop SC 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-28
Precision Baksi
Decisions Sayold

NEW YORK, May 27. CUP) -
Big Joe Baksi, the eX-coal miner
of Equipment. Pa, topped the civil
ian heavyweight ranks again Sat
urdav by virtue OF an upset de-
cision over veteran Lee Savold in
their return 12-round bout before
1852 fans at Madison Square
Garden.
Baksi. the nations No. l white
hope" turned the tables emphati-
cally Friday night upon blond Sa-
void of Paterson, Y. j., who had
taken a l0-rCund decision over Joe
in the same garden ring, March 10.
He gave the veteran Savold one
Of the worst beatings in Lees dec
ade Of ring warfare.
The unanimous decision OF the
three ring officials was reached by
perhaps the most lop-sided ballot
ing for any heavyweight fight
that went the distance in TIE
gardens history. Neither referee
Arthur Donovan nor judges Marty
Monroe and Frank Forbes gave Sa-
void more than three rounds. The
United Press awarded Lee one
round. and ccored two even.
The gross gate was $46,363 -
about $4,000 less than that for
their first engagement. a larger
gate is expected for Baksi's next
garden appearance in July when
he will tee off against one Of three
,;l,1a o,,rcDaute. Tami Ma1Tlel-
10 of New York, Turkey Thomp' on
of Los Angeles, or big Lee O. Muir
rav of Norwalk, Conn.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-28
By GLEN PERKINS

NEW YORK, May 81. CUP)-The
record bOok-as of today-support-
ed the baseball experts, who in blue
printing the majors before the
season opened, placed the strength
of the American league in the east
and the power of the National in
the west.
The world champion New York
Yankees, rained out Wednesday and
Thursday, opened their western
tour with a 40 shutout over the
Chicago White SoX. Ernie Bonham
held the Sox to six hits under the
lights of Comisky Park SO effec-
tive was Bonham's hurting that 25
of Chicago'S 81 putouts either were
pop-ups or strikeouts, only two
men getting credit for assists. Orval
Grove, was the losing hurler.
Nelson Potter of the Browns, lost
a tough one when the Boston Red
SoX defeated St. Louis 4-2 in II
innings. Potter retired % consecu-
tive batters before the first Boston,
ite got on base. The Bo-SoX count
&c IN the Eighth and ninth frames
to tie the score at % and Out
fielder Bob Johnson drove in the
marginal tallies in the 18th. Mike
Ryba was credited with the deci-
sion.
The Philadelphia Athletics con-
tinued their mastery of the Detoit
Tigers with a 3-2 triumph. The loss
was Detroit's 18th in 13 home games
this year. Three unearned runs were
enough for Bobo Newsom, who gave
up eight hits. Dizzy Trout, a victim
Of ShoCdy support, was the loser.
George Cases two run single in
The 18th inning gave the Washing
ton Senators a 5-3 edge over the
Cleveland Indians. Early Wynn, who
Went the route, received credit for
The Mats third straight win over
The Tribe.
In the National league Bucky
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-28
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
Yacht Races
Nv GENE FRIEDMAN

LES ANGELES. May 26. up
If you've never done any "heeling,
and if you've never had to fight
TO keep your boon" from "jibing,
the fact that the Los Angeles Yacht
crimes with racket club is holding
a spring inyitational race series
Sunday. May % probably means
very little 10 yol:
But to yachting enthusiasts, the
fact that yachting continues de-
spite difficulties, distractions and
a certain amount of red tape. is
no less a morale-builder than the
continued existence CT baseball is
to baseball fans, more numerous
though they be.
Following the May races. there
will be an invitational series held
on the 4th of July and also TIE
Times cup race the second week
in July in addition TO planned races
in September and November.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-28
Troys Turn Back
Group in Thriller

they fought for seven innings for
the lead which ended with the
Troys coming from behind to win
5-4.
Leading Troys 80 for az in
ningS, the Group team gave up the
fist long hit of the game when
Patterson pounded out a three
bagger and scored on an error on
Pigue of the Group. Troys held the
Marine scoreless in the fourth and
came back in their half to score
two runs when Womack drove out
a long hit that went through the
right fielder. Henry and Womack
each scored to tie up the game.
In the fifth inning Adams of the
Group raped out a three-base hit
and came in on q passed ball. Pat
terson who had walked and j. R..
Henry, who had hit a single, both
came in on Lyons single to put
the TroyS in the lead in their half
of the inning. In the sixth the Mar
ines got two men on base and TroyS
three but both teams went score
less. In the first half of the seventh
McCarthy's pop fly-ball to Patter-
son ended the game.
Marine Air Grip. 102 010 0-4-1-2
Troy's Drive-Inn 001 220 0-5-5-2
Batteries: TroyS-Schumard and
Henry; Manifestations, Mccarthy
and GoodSon.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-28
~ r. STOCKS

New York MAY 27 UPI-Stocks made
a moderate advance in quiet trading
Saturday 10 the best general level IN
more than eight months
Although price changes generally were
small a few issues registered vide gains
and losses As a group merchandising
shares were outstanding rising 10 ne"
highs for the year on gains ranging 10
more than a point in R. II. Macy ana
Allied stores.
pivotal shares. such as American Tele-
phone. General Motors and Chrysler did
little. holding around yesterdays final
levels All three hit new tops on Friday
however. on gains ranging TO more than
q point in A T. & T.
Park and Tnford. Inc. swung widely.
hitting an early low Of 81 off p i, hut
rising TO around % in subsequent trading
Yesterday the management announced
hiatt stockholders OF record June p Will
be entitled 10 purchase from the com
pany six cases of reserve brand whls-
kew for each share held. Other liquor
shares held narrowly around the previous
levels.
Dow Jones preliminary closing stock
averages were: Industrial 14l.24, up OIL
railroad 1000. up 012: utility 23.00. NJ
0.0s: IS stocks 50.5S. up oil.
Sales amounted 10 4l5,3OO shares com
pared with 361. $50 last Saturday.
Transactions on the curb aggregated
lO4. 070 shares against S6,395 a week
ago
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-28
FACES SUSPENSION

LOS ANGELES, May 27. up
Harry Gordon, fourth man in the
ring in Tuesdays Turkey Thomp-
son-Perk Daniels fight at Olympic
auditorium, Saturday faced possible
suspension by the state boxing
commission, which also reprimand-
ed referee Johnny mdrisano for let
ting Gordon, che of Daniels man.
ayers, shove him around when he
tried to stop the fight because of
a bad cash over Perks left eye.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-28
l.. A. STOCKS

Los Angeles, May 27. tUPD Short
Exchange Saturday found seven issues
making gains, four losing and two re
maininf unchanged Volume totaled 53ss
shares.
The list: Edison com 100 at DIX down;
Southern California gas A 100 at 36i- up
clair Oil 2OO at 13a. down Is Union
\ Bandini 100 at 5i4 unchanged: Sin
Oil 100 at 1sx unchanged; Aircraft ae-
cessories 100 at 3 up IA Hupp Motors
100 at IL up =. Ryan 200 al Bag -
changed
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-28
SORRY, JIM ROBERTS

In the list of the ten leading
high school batterS in the inter
valley baseball teams the name
of Jim Roberts of CaleXicO was
dropped by error in making a cor
rectiOn. Jim, who was nainedl
to the all-valley team and has
PLAYED at short for the Bulldogs,
had a percentage of .444 being tied
for fourth with Gent of El Cen
tro. lie got four hits in nine trips
To the plate.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-28
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago, May y. UPl-Rye futures re
vealed a mixed trend on the board OF
trade Saturday Wheat frmed on tht
close after early eaSneSs. oats closed
unevenly lower, and barley declined.
Rye finished the day up u 10 off
IL cents a bushel; wheat unchanged
10 up y. oats up i to off l., and bar
ley off one cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Philadelphia, 3; Detroit, 2.
Washington, 5; Cleveland, 3 Q3
innings)
New York, 4: Chicago, 0 might
game)
Boston, 4: ST. Louis, 2 I'll innings)
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-28
MAR SHALL WINS

PORTLAND, Ore, May 27. up
~ Lloyd Marshall, Cleveland, O..
lght-heavy champion for the dura-
ton, won decision over Joe Ka-
hut, the Woodburn, Ore, farmer
bcy. in a fast 10-round match here
Friday night in which the battling
farmer was handed his first defeat
in 25 battles.