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Laurel outlook., 1945-06-13

holds your page
boy in place.
Ever try past
ing a star on the
lobe of each ear?
Cheerful earfuls!
Paste a tiny red
star on each fin
ger nail; then go
over each one
with colorless nail
Laurel outlook., 1945-06-13

You can always wish upon a star
if you paste stars or the center of
your cardigan or shirt buttons.
Your velvet headband will look
lush if you decorate it with gold and
silver stars.
Laurel outlook., 1945-06-13

NOTICE-ALL CLASSIFIED ADS
MUST BE PAID FOR IN ADJ
VANCE UNLESS YOU HAVE An
ACCOUNT HERE.
Laurel outlook., 1945-06-13

FOR SALE-For your post war
home. Residence building lots with
sidewalk and curb. See c. W.
Laird or P. A. Johnston. 6-6-4
Laurel outlook., 1945-06-13

FOR SALE-Clear, liquid, plastic
floor finish. Glossy, easily clean
ed, no waxing. Will outwear var
nish. 1925 qt.; $7.25 gal. Plastic
paint in c%olors, $3.50 qt.; sits
gal. fob. Billings. Dealers want
ed. Midland Plastic, Billings,
Mont. 6-13-3t
Laurel outlook., 1945-06-13

FOR SALES good lots suitable
for dwelling, nice location. See K
j. Williams.
Laurel outlook., 1945-06-13

Highest market prices paid for
chickens. Barney & Hartley Mar
ket. 4-18-6
Laurel outlook., 1945-06-13

LOST-A large Collie dog, buff
color, answer to name of Tippy.
Casper Schmidt. 6-13-2tp
Laurel outlook., 1945-06-13

AVON Products. Phone 352-J.
4-25-tf
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
65 GRID CANDIDATES
ANSWER CRAVATH'S CALL

LOS ANGELES. July g. up
SiXty-five candidates for the 1945
University of Southern California
football team went through a stiff
workout Thursday in the Trojans'
first call to summer grid practice.
Jeff Cravath, coach Of the Rose
Bowl champions, welcomed six Of
nine returning lettermen, all Of
whom saw action against Tennessee
in the Bowl game. The other three
veterans were expected later.
A quartet Of candidates for the
vacant quarterback spot which jim
Hardy filled last year were all on
oeck-Jim Peterson of Fairfax high
in Los Angeles, Jack Nichols, 6 foot
4 inch cage star from University
Of Washington, Stubb Harvey from
Santa Ana high, and Lee Winograd.
discharged naval officer of Boston.
Mass
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
RICK FERRELL CATCHES
HIS I721ST G-tME


CHICAGO, July s. CUPp-Aging
Rick Ferrell oc the Washington
Senators Friday stepped into the
alI-time record books Of the Amer
lean League
Ferrell 80, playing his sixteenth
season in the big leagues, caught
his 1721st game Thursday to tie the
all-.ime league catching record of
Ray Schalk, the old White Sox iron
man" who was on the bench cheer
ing Ferrell on.
To celebrate his mark, Ferrell
made two hits and scored two runs
as Washington defeated the White
Sox, So
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
MAR KETS
J.. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES, July s. Produce
Avocados: Steady. Per ID: Fuertes
4O-45c. fair 35c. Itzamanas 25c, Anahelm'
and Lyons 20-25c, Nabals 25-2Sc, Dickin-
sons l4-1Sc Spnkas 12-16c.
Beans: Firm. Per lb Local and Sar
Diego Co KyS. and yellow WaN ZIG
Limas few 30c, Blackeyes few 2f1c.
Bunched vegetables: Steady. Pei
crate: Beets 2-2l4 duz l0u-1.25. green
onions doz. 4.75-5.25, mostly 500
RadisheS, small red, doz.. l.50-2.nO
few best 2.25. white. ! doz.. 1902 90,
l.75: turnips, 2-2l4 doz., l.3n-l. -
Carrots: Firm. Iced crates. doz.,
Salinas, 3.93.
Cabbage: Steady. Local cannonball
crates best 200-2.50 JumboS. I00-1 -25
Kern Co. 100 sacks 1-2c: lb. red cabbage
northern crates. 3.00-3.5o.
Cauliflower: Frner. San Luis Obispo
and Santa Barbara Co. lettuce, crates
unlrimmed, 2.25-2-75; fair, 1.5o-l,75,
Celery: Firm. Pascal Venice 20-in.
crates, best; 3:oo-3}.5o; sturdee crates.
Corn: Weaker. San Joaquin Valley
crates, doz., Golden Cross, 3.0O-350;
lugs. dOz., 1902 90: 4 doz., l.25-l-75
Blythe crates, 3 doz holdoverS. LOOP d0
Eggplant; Dull Coachella Valley, per
b., SIC few best high as &c; some
holdovers and ord low as 25c crate.
Grapes: Firm. COarhella Valley seed
less. "a lugs. 3.72-3.7s: per b.. 15-7c-
1890.
Lettuce: Stronger. Dry pack Santa
Maria and Watsonville crates. doz
40: ; dOz., 3.75-4.10.
Onions: Steady. Street sales. 80 sacks
Spanish local medium, :. 25-2. 70, JumbOS.
2. 2.352.75; White Globes Ariz. best. 300
Peas: Firm at ceiling. Supplies very
light, per lb. San Luis Obspo Co. 12.3c.
Squash: Weaker. White summer San
Diego Co. lugs. 1902. .25: Italian san
Diego Co. lugs. 1.5O-1.75.
Tomatoes: Firm. San Joaquin Valley
5x6 and larger 3.50-4.OO; few 325; 6N6.
2 5O-2. 90; 6X7s. 1.75-6.5O.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
". Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. July 6. UPp-Strength in
American Telephone & Telegraph stock
,uIay impaired raying tendencies to
lbr entire stock list after Il sharp decline
yesterday on q rise IN margin require
lucHts.
Telephone rose more than a seoint ia
y nru nigh since 1910 ana held. IFS gain
nu the whole market turned about and
Gain, replaced losses in q long list Of
.Ntj,.5
.-rolk & Western rose 8 points net.
sua,Hr,n Pacific was nearly a point
ngacr and Santa Fr fiImed. Union Pa
III sold at 4 loss Of more than a point.
rHlm4n cat down a point loss. Uth-
rf,.s flrmed win activity again center
.e on IT," lu~ priced issues on which
In,tr is a 100 per cent margin require
.urui-
Automobile issues made small gains
ara 81 d.d most Of The SteclS. Oils i'm
Iiovtd. Pan-Amcyican Always vas ac-
til.. and American AirineS rose more
'rIn i point on these lines acquisition
rt transatlantic routes.
Chemicals failed to follow the recovery
ant registered losses running 10 2 points
.u Dpw Chemical Boeing Airplane was
I'D b point in 'hr airCTaitS where Douglas
Ir,' nearly point American DStillmg
.ancd more than point in an other
a.>r easier iuuur section. TObaCcOS con-
uuuod firm with Iiggett & Myers B up a
..4.lt
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
Joe Hurst Gives
Out Challenge
In SoftbaII Game

Everything is set for a softbau
game Saturday night at Ell Centre
Stadium when Joe Hurst. former Ell
Centre ball fan ana player will pit
a picked team Of excl Centrans
from San Diego to meet the best
team the VALLEY can muster. Hurst
has sent word that old-time ties will
be suspended during the game and
that the home bunch best be on its
toes.
1t is possible Hurst will have to
enlist some native Diegans on his
team, but hopes to fill all positions
with formers" The game is 10
start at $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
BUCK SHAW ANNOUNCES
121 GRID STARTERS

BERKELEY. Calf, July 6. up
Buck Shaw. new coach Of the Uni
verSity of California, Friday had
signed up l21 men for the Bears
l945 football squad.
Three 1914 lettermen-Joe Stuart.
Bob Edmundston and Bob Powell
returned to play again this year.
Other promising players who signed
up were: Ted Kenttleld, former
Nebraska back Bob LoSsit, former
Minnesota quarterback; Dick John
son, former Minnesota tackle Stan
Dotur former Noue Dame PLAYER
and John Najaias. former Oakland
High all-city tackle.
Roger Harding. star center. was
under professional contract with the
Cleveland Rams.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
T.. 4. LIVESTOCK

iG> ANGELES, July Is. UrP'-Live-
.f..k-
C4lIl~. Salablc 600 fairly active.
Steers strong other classes about steady
medium tu good fed steers. 500.
common II. common to medium cows,
lU-l2, odd heads 13, Gamers and cutters.
. 50-9-5o. common 10 good sausage bulls.
fr-l350.
Calves: Salable -. steady; medium
IA good Wcighly calves. lH IA 50
Hogs: Saltbir 10 steady. 244 p0unlS,
I- 71 ceiling: uRut feeder pigs held
auoac .G
-.rop SIahl, 75. steady. fr~ good
\. chu.cr 100 pound ~ptng i4mh>. u 50,
u.rdiuta 10 good No : prlt e~rs. 7Iu.
...l tnl common t-.,rS. 4
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
WRITER GETS SO DAYS

CHINOOK, Mont. July 6. up
A woman was caught shoplifting i'll
a Chinook store Her alibi was
that she needed "first-hand knowl-
edge Of what happens when q
shoplifter is caught with the goods.
for a magazine story she Was writ
ing The judge was unimprtsspd
He gave her 60 days in jail
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
l.. A. STOCKS

Va 'sc las Angeles Stock Exchange was
moderate Friday with 10 1870 shares trans
irlfrd. Seven issues were up. nine down
ina seven unchanged.
Inc uSi: B,Ikey-Ciay. 100 at 2}4. un-
rtanEeds Kulsa ChIca. 100 at A., up II :;
Cessna. 100 N ! down Is Fitzsimmons.
.up at g.. down d. Hupp. 200 al ). un-
,sanged NenasCo. 300 At 30 down .05
--urthrop le0 al x. down l.. Pacific Gas
p Electric. 100 at 10, down 4 Republic
Petroleum. 100 at u. up i; Ryan. 100
1T -'.. down Il Security. 80 at 50. down
! TranSamcrica. 100 al 49,, unchanged; !;
lnI>rINul Consolidated loo al 1871.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO July 6. uP, - Continued
liquidation Of July rye contracts prompt
ed five-cent break in this pit and weak
ness in other grain futures on the Board
Of Trade Friday. Reports that Minneap-
oils mills had closed down because of the
state weighers' strike added TO the heavy
tone. Corn held relatively steady
Rye finished the day with the fivc-ccnt
maximum permitted losses in all deliver
les Wheat was off I to cents. corn
unchanged to off / oats off =. to pa
and barley off li4 to cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
COACHDOFFS UNIFORM

EUGENE, Ore, July 6. up
Coach G. A. (TeX) Oliver has
checked in his lieutenant command
er's uniform and will return to
Eugene in civies next week to get
ready for the University of Oregon's S
first football team since 1912.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06

NEW ORLEANS, July 6. up
Eight Louisiana bus drivers who
have driven mere than 100000
miles without SO much as denting
q fender have been honored at a
safety award banquet held by
Teche Greyhound Bus Lines.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
MAC IS SWumps
HoItviIIe Civs

Everything was jogging along in
apple pie order with the score ? to /
in favor Of the Holtville civilian
softballers Thursday night-up to
the sixth inning Then everything
went black for the civieS and when
they came out of their SWOOn the
MAG 35 SluggerS had counted IA
runs. The Holtville team never re-
covered, and for good measure MAG
added four tallieS in the seventh
to make it 10 to in the windup.
1t was a right glorious finish for
the civies at that. The game ended
the first half Of the Imperial Valley
League and the civieS still stood
goose eggs in the standing Nary
game won.
In the Slaughtering sixth it all
happened through a combination Of
errors, walks and hits, a combina-
ton wrapped up in a single inning
which is noted for Winning-and
losing-ball games.
The TrOys and Camp Dunlap are
due to finish off their first-half
schedule Friday night. Next Thurs
day night, it is hoped Marine Sta
ton and Holtville Navy will play
their postponed game. If the station
wins, it will give that team a per-
feet win score for the first half. On
Tuesday night plans are laid for a
contested game between Troys and
Camp Dunlap.
Managers met Thursday night and
approved the schedule for the sec
Ond half Of the season which will
open July II.
Thursdays nights line-scores:
Holtville .............0 900 200 o. 2 l )
MAG 35 .................. 100 OH DO ) |
Shumard, Weeks and Caldwell;
Mccall, Engle and Schaus.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
Hard Ball Game
Is Scheduled

Announcement was made Friday
Of hard ball game Slated for next
Thursday at 3 pm. at El Centro
Stadium. The fast e. Centro Marine
Air Base team will meet a picked
team coming out of Santa Barbara.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
SUMNER HEADACHE

NEW ORLEANS, July 6. CUP)-
With the summer season, another
headache appeared for New Or
leans police. They have been in
structed to jail anyone leaving
watermelon rinds in public places.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
POULTRY d EGGS

POULTRY PRICES. (Al points Imperial
Valley OPA Maximum set Oct II, 1913. }
First prfce-At ranch to wholesaler or re-
taller. Second price-Delivered to whole
saler or retailer. Third price-At ranch
to consumer:
Broilers, .Leghorns, under "a pounds
30c; 2A to pounds. 80: flyers. 3 10 4
pounds, 29c; rOasters, all weights, 29c
fowl. Leghorn. all weights. 35,4c; cClored
all weights. 25hc; ducks. all sizes. 25c
rabbits, under pounds, 2 -24c.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
CLASSIFIED
Lest Found. EstroY

ESTRAYED-Bay horse. three white
feet. about 1000 lbs. mi. south
Of Ell Centro. Phone 1865 or 8712-
Ri. ITO
LOST-BQnk Of America check
book belonging to G W. Baker
Return to POSt-PreSs office. Re
ward. 7-9
LOST Wheel, two tires 34X7, one
An-State the other Firestone
about 5 miles east Of Brawley. No
Jify Sheriff's Office. FL Centre.
Hodges < Lugb, Box 1866 Yuma,
AriZ Phone Yuma l49-J TO
Cuisines Services
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
Circuit CIouts
Mark Coast
League Series
BY UNITED PRESS

! Pacific Coast League fans who
thrill to the crack of a bat sending
nome run on its way got their
: moneys worth at three Of Thurs
days Pei games, and those watch
ing Sacramento score an to 3
victory over San Francisco were
treated to two four-base hits.
Oakland used one homer. by Les
Scarscella. to trounce the league
leading Portland Beavers 10 to 0
and Ted Norbert's seventh-innin
home run with two men out gave
Seattle its l to 0 victory over Los
Angeles
And while the cellar dwelling Hol-
lyWOOd Stars went without q full
circuit clOut. they continued their
winning streak to put San Diego
down 6 to 0 for their third in row
over the Padres
The AcOrnS eVened their series
with Portland as pitcher Red Mann
BANKED the Beavers with eight we'll
scattered hits and the Oaks added
up l3 bingleS to win. Scarcella hit
four for four. including his fourth
inning homer
Sacramento emerged with a 3 to l
edge in their series with San Fran
cisco by virtue of an to 3 triumph.
A fOur-run furry in the fourth, in
Guiding Jess LandrumS home run
for two tallies. sent San Francisco
! pitcher Bob BarthelsOn to the show
ers. The Seals homer was sent over
the fence by Ray Perry in the fourth.
A pitchers duel between the An
gels Don Osborne and the Rainiers'
lefthanded Chet Johnson held the
Seattle-Los Angeles game scoreless
until the seventh, when Norbert
strobe TO the plate to lambast one
over the leftfield wall.
The win gave Seattle a to l
lead in the current series.
The line scores:
Portland .... 900 900 O0O- 8 2
Oakland 100 301 23x-lO l3 0
Cohen, Carr % and YOunkers:
Mann and Raim0ndi.
Seattle -... 900 900 1000 l 3 l
Los Angeles 900 900 000- 2
Johnson and Sueme; Osborn. Co.
mellaS 90 and Kreitner.
Hollywood .... 200 22O 600 6 90
San Diego 900 600 000- 0 81
Kimball and Hill; Trahd, Nelson
/ 81, Womack 80 and Ballinger
San Francisco 900 10 O01- 8 5 5
Sacramento 002 14O ok 10 4
Barthelson, Oliver (5) and Ogro-
doWski; BeaSley and Marcucci
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
L. A. Hay

nos ANGEI.ES. July p. UPi Alfalfa
market. No !. 81 uO-32 CO. No. > ltafy
* 5O-3UGu No. > 255u-2G 80: No .
- .FU-2G. 80. No. barley hay. 26. Co
90; No. l oat hay, 29.OO-31 90.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
LOCAL RI1TERF.1T
l.. A. GRAIN

Los Angeles, July Z. UP' Grain
market No. l hard OF soft white wheat
bulk, 2.73-2 so: grading barley. IS lbs,
bulk. 2.22 I@-2. 27 i2; No. > oats - lbs.
bulk 265-2. 10. No = California Milo,
sacked. 2.7I-2 80.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06

los ANGELES, July 6. UPt- Eggs
Wholesale prices consumer grade: Large
Grade a 45l-. Grade 41'- medium
Grade A 40i4; small Grade A 36i.
Candled eggs to retailers: Large Grade
AA, cases 49. cartons 81; medium Grade
AA. cases -. cartons A: large Grade A
cases Al. cartons 40 medium Grade A.
cases -. cartons "A; small Grade A.
cases 3S cartons 40. large Grade &.
eases 43, cartons 45.
Retail prices TO consumers tcarton
Large Grade AA 3G; medium 50: large
Grade A 81; medium 81; small 45; large
Grade 80.
Butter and poultry. unchanged at cell
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Cleo G.. Thomason Thursday sued
George w. ThOmason for divorce.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06

Comfortably, if not patiently,
Sgt. Joseph A. Lowe, AZ, aircraft
ground creWman with the 7th
AAF in Okinawa, awaits the
discharge for which his age
makes him eligible. Deep shelter
fully equipped with pin-up gals,
rations, water, tools and lights
give the Atlanta, Ga, soldier a
a. captain would envy.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06

NIIIIUdII dIIu HIII, ITdIIu, NtISUII
90, Womack 90 and Ballinger.
San Francisco 900 10 O01- 3 5 5
Sacramento COZ 140 ok 8 10 4
Barthelson. Oliver C5) and Ogro-
doWski BeaSley and Marcucci.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06

Cuisines Services
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-06
Transportation

WANTED Ride to Dallas or yi-iul-
ty around July 1916 win share
expenses. Phone 8g& T-9yIn t-N
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-22
By BLOYS BRITT

RALEIGH, Feb. 21.-LR-Neigh-
borhood scraps between the top
seeded University Of South Carolina
Gamecocks and Clemson, and the
University of North Carolina and
N. c. State will open the fourth war
time Southern Conference basket
ball tournament here tomorrow
night. Eight teams selected on the
basis of loop records will compete
for the title now held by Duke S
Blue Devils.
Two first round games will be
played tomorrow night, followed on
Friday afternoon by two other first
FOUNDERS. The semi-finals will be
played Friday night and the cham
pionship battle Saturday night.
For the Gamecocks, seeded first
and holding the lead in the upper
bracket of parings, the road to the
finale will be a hard one. The
Palmetto Lads, who haven't lost a
Conference game this year, will
have to dispose of North Carolina S
Tar Heels, who they defeated twice
during the regular season, and N.
c. States Red Terrors, who i'm
proved with every regular season
game and are calculated to make
things interesting.
For Duke, seeded second and
heading UP the lower bracket with
The Citadel, seeded fourth, the
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-22
Negro Held In Theft
Of Gasoline Coupons

Mckinley Waters, Negro, OF 806
Grace street, was booked by police
yesterday on charge of receiv-
ing state gasoline ration coupons
totaling 300 gallons.
According to police, Waters pur-
chased the stolen goods from S. L..
Covington, %, Negro, for $53. Cow
lngton was charged with breaking
into a service station at Third and
Willard streets, operated by B. L.
Barnhill, and taking the coupons,
IN addition to three dollars in cash,
A second charge of breaking into
the Dixie laundry at 4l2 South Sew
enteenth street, and taking men
and Women's clothing valued at
approximately $3.50 also was
brought against Covington, who was
bound over to Superior court yes
terday by acting Recorder George
l.. Peschau. Waters was released
on $3.50 bond, and Covington was
jailed in default of $4,000 bond.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-22
STANDARDS
SENATE RESTORES
WORK BILL TEETH
Continued from Page One)

Dill with its compulsory features.
ana an mad been expected to report
'n Ts alternate favorably today.
That alternate would have a1,thor.
Yea the War Manpower Commas
sloner to fix employment ceilings
Ior individual plants or areas. and
TO regulate or even forbid the hir-
ing OF new workers by EMPLOYERS
Fenaltles for disobedience would
nave been directed against the en-.
ployers. Money paid out for
worker hired or retained in def
ance OF the VINO could not be d.
quoted as a business expense from
me employers income tax, and the
Government would withhold that
amount in settling up for an exc.
cuted contract.
Both Thomas and Chandler
agreed that the division on the
amended bill was very close in the
committee-'1 looked like dead
neat to me- said Chandler lie
aoded that in his opinion the bill
is now so confused that a fellow
would be justified in voting against
everything that's before the com.
mittee now ~
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-22
JONES DRAFTED:
MARVEL SIGNED

Marvin Jones, who was slated to
wrestle Angelo Galento in the open
ing matches at ITALIAN Hall to-
morrow night, has been called into
the U. S. Navy, Promoter Bert
Causey announced last night, and
the masked Marvel, End" will
take his place in the local arena.
The masked Marvel has won
his last 10 matches, and should
give Galento a tough scrap, if not
serving him loss in the bout,
which will be limited to go minutes.
Interest of the fans will be cen
tered on the main event, which
pitts Earl Wampler, of Des Moines,
Iowa, and the Swedish Angel
against Jack O'Brien and Martin
'Blimp'' Levy.
The Angel and Wampler figure
to offset the weight advantage
with their superior science and
skill. The match will be limited
to rs minutes.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-22

ed; now we know where we stand
and can get down to the business
of going ahead"
AS applied to baseball specifical-
ly, Frick estimated that ODTs pol
icy calling for cancellation of the
annual all-star game will shave
off at least 500, 900 passenger miles.
The American and National
League aouads number Is players
each. and when newspapermen
coaches, baseball officials and so
on are added, approximately 500
"working' persons attend this
game, to say nothing of travel by
fans.
This years game was scheduled
for Boston in July.
Prick felt that ODT's request
will not pinch baseball "too hard"
since the regular schedules re-
main unchanged, (which is t h E
important thing"
Under ODT's overall "home
field policy, such major football
games, for example, as Notre
Dame meeting the Army or Navy
in Yankee Stadium will be knock
ed out since that gridiron would
not be the home field of either
team.
But if the Navy or Army meets
Notre Dame on the Irish's lot at
South Bend, that will be permits
sible.
Cross country trips by basket
ball teams from the west Or south
west into Madison Square Garden
to face each other also will be
eliminated since the Garden would
not be the home court of either
team.
How this policy will apply to
folf and tennis tournaments and
similar events in which individual
travel is involved has not been
determined.
In spring training games, teams
based in the same city, such as
the New York Yankees and Boston
Red Sox in Atlantic City, be al
lowed to meet, baseball men said.
In case two teams from h e
same city enter the world series,
as the st. Louis Cardinals and
Browns did last year, the big Oc-
tober classic will not be disturbed.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-22
100 Amateur Fighters
Are Slated To Battle
In Florence GG Bouts

FLORENCE, S. c., Feb. 21.-(P)
approximately 100 amateur fight
ers registered and weighed in to-
day for the Golden Gloves tourna-
ment which opens tomorrow night
featuring three junior national
A. A. U. championships.
The national titles will be in the
light heavyweight. The heavyweight
and the flyweight divisions.
The tournament, which will run
for three days. with the finals Sat
urday night, is offering two classes
of competition-juvenile and open,
Juvenile competition is open to
civilians under 16, while the open
classes will be for fighters Is and
over, both civilian and military.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-22
Major League Au-Stor
Contest Is Cancelled

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-lP-
Ford Prick and Will Harridge base.
balls official Representatives, said
today that the Major League all.
star game schedule for Boston in
July sis out"
Prick and Harridge made this
statement after a conference with
Col. j. Monroe johnson, director
of the Office of Defense Transpor.
tation, in which baseball was ask.
ed to curtail 1945 travel by Is per
cent.
1t also was disclosed that the
world series may be called off
depending on developments and
war requirements at the time
Conceivably, the series could b.
played without question, however,
if both teams happened - be from
the same city as they were last
season when the St. Louis Cardinals
beat the St. Louis Browns.