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Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09
STRAWBERRY PLA \ y T :

FOl; SALE Dorsey. Ietrt9\, Fam
uoi-. Fr-mici. Cat,I.llI I;.d star "ne
Star lHjght. - oo prr lo" T"unrH>' p
I;Iahruotr. >l.25 per I'7'. 81 81" "o l'l
i.u'm. Alfred t. clark. ll2frIn-t"'
PIun. 53l TT
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Or SALE Bluk.morc .tr9Wh"rlS
plants. >A."" per thousand. Edgar Wtu-
ten. Hatru&luu. Del, uC1t Hickman
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CUSTOM HATCHING - We

c.lH st your turkey and hcu eggs amy
T''sdaN and saturday Phou, A%7.
>cHlh"rou2h Hatchery. Milford t23-ti
NNNTEp-Au kinds pI ,.;rrrltt,l
work.. also brick and block work and
r;,.ujlu2. I'houv l3&. oi,.o tt Eoduu..
Ir.. lat West SECOND sttr,t. Milford
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FOR HOUSE NIRING-See

Jafrts Sp1ikN" E}ch Erid2.yIIl,.
lIn --:fyf ilb- It
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What some people want is some
system of government by when
they will be reimbursed for losses
caused by their own faulty iud@-
mcnt.
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PRETTY PRINT MATERIAL

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FOR SAI.E Model \ Euid truck
: L.; Wilson. > mIlc- W.T. u lol!ltU.
FliIIng Station. tieU@rtnHt, D,L
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PUBLIC SALE
Of valuable
Personal Property
drd
REAL ESTATE

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Administrative Sale
OF valuable
Personal Property

IHt' 'i lrhr II l.A1.rh. ,.c,.,.,..,
~tlu.tc ~ I"lluIojr iiupu:,i. Su~~,
County, h,t,vur,. VIII u. solid al pul
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Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09

WANTED Nal" colll, pup az YOUNG
a"-. Wen tt'd. Statr aGc Hl.d pattlc-
uiaiS In first l"tlrr 1o GO th:onicl
ju2-tl
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WANTED C"m"ut block equip
mert Must to- ia good condition. Also
= toN rlck-Up truck Write. giving
lull details To /. 9. EoN =. Eehohoth
Beach. Del fl6- Il
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Asher t. Carey, Auctioneer mat
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
NJ AR KETS
L. i. PRODUCE

Los Angeles. March ~. JP#
Avocados. Firm. N0. 2s. -5-5uc. flats.
Fucrtes. 5.oa-5.27, spot pack. 500. la-
45O-4.75.
Broccoli. Finn. Santa Clara county
heads. 6.ao.
Brussels sprouts. Stranges Santa Cruz
iced drums. 5-75-fo1
Bunchcd vegetables. BcetS - dozen.
] SOL 10. oyster plant. g dozen. lSn-2uo.
spinach dozen, I.5u-2ue. ordinary "a
fair. 1.o0-i25. Imperial 1#7a. per dozen.
mint S1c. VateggrcsS, 53-SHc.
Carrots. FsHm. CoacaeIa hunshca, 3
dozen 15-I.50. Imperial. l.5a
Cabbage. Steady Imperial 100. few.
] 65 red cabbage. northern. best. aoa-
500. fair. 4e0-45u. Imperial 1N1-5.25.
CauHfloweT. Weaker Lettuce crates.
untrimmcd 125-1 5u. few. 10. ordinary
10 fair 75c-1. 90.
Celery: Weaker; Sturdee crates Chula
Vista. 4o0-4.75. few . ua. hearts 10
800
Onions: Firm Dry pack Yuma and
Blythe crates. 4-5 dozen. 40
Peas: Firm. Imperial 4l3-i25 ic"
3.S5.
Rutahagas. Dull san Joaquin. . 25-2 80.
Rhuharb. Wesk,r Stalaee crates. - 1a-
. -: Washington dollhouse. la-Havni flats.
choice. few. 2oa-51O
Squash: Weaker: White summer Impe-
rial crates. 3oo-&.73: yellow crouhneck.
Imperial Valley crates. few. 4.25.
Sweet potatoes: Firm Porto RICnS.
sic; jumboS. 5-SC. No. =. 5-6c. few low
as Sc.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
~. Y. STOCKS

New York. March 70. Upi- Stocks
weakened on peace scare" selling Mon
day after frmncSS in opening trading.
Railroad and industrial issues led the de
cline
Successful American military action east
ol the Rhine coupled With reports Of an
other large-scalc carrier on Japan stimu-
lated new talk of possible early peace i'm
Europe, with all-out war against Nirpon
BY England and the United States.
There were few strong side exceptions
fol various reasons. Best x Co. rose a.
points 10 a new high at 81 before rcactine
when 10 WAS announced the management
planned 2-for-1 stock spIitup. Lorillara
preferred roSo :" points 10 now high
and South Porto Rico sugar preferred
gained roints.
In the rails losses ranged to points
OF more in Atlantic Coast Line and Nioke4
Plato. RAN equipments were Off more than
point in American Locomotive and
American Car and Foundry. ChrySlor lost
more than point in the motors. Steel
shares held well, aided by rise in mill
operations this week when the largest
tonnage VIII be produced since Mal d
last year
Lacledc Gas preferred dropped more
than 10 points on the sale 10 underwriters
OF ncw block of .165. .296 shares of $
par common. To be sold publicly
Preliminary closing DoW-JoncS averages:
Industrial 1879. off O.s6. rail $3.50. eff
Q. 40; utility 2s.O7, of 0.05s and 65 stocks
$50. off Ia. The 65-stock average be-
ginning today gives effect TO the 2-for-1
splitup in Louisville & Nashville Railroad
shares. Re-fgured on the present basis.
Saturdays close on the 65 stocks would
have been IS 95.
Sales were l.O7O, 1000 shares against $50.
600 last Friday Curb turnover was 36O. OOe
shares against 260OO last Friday. Bond
sales totaled 81 $50 600 against S9.2I9,-
0CO last Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
Padres Humhled
By Stars in
7 10 & Victory

SAN DIEGO. March -. Up .-
Tie HOLLYWOOD Stars noscd oug The
san Diego Padres for a I to VIC
tory Sunday in an exhibition base
ball game.
The Padres opened The scoring in
the first inning. The Stars trdiied
until the third inning, when Ed
Stewart singled to Jack Smith and
Faul Gudjle % give the visitors a
lead they never rClinquished
Rcd Tmbree hurled six innings
for the Stars and save Up only ono
run and four h.Ics. The Padres got
=. more his of john GroyaE
The Stars Mers nela to nine from
Vic Trahd and Frank lineup fCrm-
er Seattle pitcher.
The San Diego Padres Won the
fifth and deciding game with the
Maltas CT MeXicali Saturday by a
core Of 0 to : behind the sterling
pitching CT Venzuela ana Dum.cr.
the latter an FL Centro ball player.
Abbott and Wolfe did IT, catching
f5r the Padres. Dumler hurled the
final four innings of the oamc
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
Slan1Hlin Sammy
Nears Victory

CHARLOTTE. X. c, March 10.
Dp1-SammE Sne3d sets his sights
aI5nIay for fir. money in the So
fG0 Charlotte OPEN golf tournament.
.1e needs oniy 10 retain his two
a.r6Ee lead over the final l8 holes
% win.
TIE big man OF the winter cir
cult, shooting for his seventh tour
nament victory, had a three under
par 50 Sunday for a 54hole total
of 202. two strokes better than the
reliable duo of Byron Nelson and
Harold JUG McSpaden, who were
led at 204.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
Webfeets Take
Hoop Honors

EUGENE. ore. March 10 CuP1--
The University of Oregon Webiect
scored 39-37 victory over the
washington State Cougars Satur-
day night to win the northern diyi-
sion title in the Pacific Coast Con-
ference basketball race. II was the
third and final game OF the post
season playoffs.
Shackled and bounded by Vince
Hanson. tall Cougar center. the
Webfeet left the court at the end
OF the first half on The short end
of a Pills score. but went ahead
late in the game.
The Webfcet we're Ell route Mon
day to Kansas City. Missouri, where
they are scheduled to play in the
western finals Of The NCAA meet.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT
Saturday

Birchfield vs.. Brazelton, ) and 4.
Sears vs.. Allen. l up 10 holes.
Austin VS.. Carter, / up.
jones vs.. Stone, t and ,.
McManus Us. Donnelly, 8 and Z
Polkinhorn Vs. Ferguson. I and 3.
Wentworth IS. Rogers. 6 and 5.
Blalack VS.. Marsh, and ,.
Sunday
Birchfield vs.. Sears. 3 and ,
Austin VS. Jones, ) and 4.
Polkinhorn vs. McManuS. l up.
Wentworth IS. Blalack, l up 20
holes.
Consolation
Brazelton vs. Allen, by default.
Stone VS.. Carter. by Cefault.
Donnelly vs.. Ferguson, by default.
Marsh VS.. Rogers. 3 and ,.
FIRST FLIGHT
Saturday
Padllla vs.. Ray Edwards > and /.
Tex Carter IS. Quig, default.
Hendrix vs. Fegley. l up.
Ramsey VS. Carroll. ) and +.
Heed vs.. JACOBS, ana /.
Sims VS.. Marquand, l up.
Red Edwards VS. Roberts. default.
Hansen rs. Murphy, and ,.
Sunday
Padilla VS. Carter, ) anC 4.
Hendrix VS.. Ramsey. 3 and 2.
Sims VS.. Reed default.
Hansen vs.. Red Edwards, 4 and 3.
Consolation
Carroll vs.. Fegley l up
Jacobs VS.. Marquand. default.
Murphy VS.. E. Roberts. default.
SECOND FLIGHT
SATURDAY.
Jensen vs.. Clark. g and 6.
Caldwell VS.. LoudOn, 3 and /.
Vacher VS.. Walsh, 3 and ?.
Hill VS.. Ellis, up.
Marney Us. Burke, up.
Toner VS.. Ryan. default.
Zimmerman vs.. Anderson, Ccfault.
Moreno vs. Montague, 2 up.
Sunday
Jensen vs.. Caldwell, l up 20 holes.
Vacher vs.. Hill. and A.
Marney VS.. Toner, 2 and /.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
PLAN on EXPANSION

we feel that the Barbara Worth
Golf and Country club has made a
definite contribution to Tie war ef-
fort" J. R. Fans. secretary man
ager, said, because We invite sery-
icemen to use the course. charging
them only half the greens feos.
Many Of them avail themselves Of
the opportunity. TEe fees are paid
from the TecreatiOnal fund at the
e Centro marine station. We are
glad that We can do something tC
provide recreation for the service
men stationed in Imperial Valley
Records Of the club indicate the
long and discouaEing struggle to
set on a solid financial basis. The
club always was and still is a nom
profit organization operated and
controlled By bylaws The minutes
show that the club successfully has
passed through financial crisis after
financial crisis
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
HAGG SAYS HE WILL RUN
FASTEST RACE OF LIFE

CHICAGO. March 10. tUPJ--
Sweden's Gunder Hagg flatly pre-
dicted Monday he would run the
fastest indoor mile of the season
Friday night in the Knights of Col
umbus games at Cleveland.
The long-legged Swedish running
champ said he would run 4:l2 mile
or better Fricay which should give
him his first victory in four tries
this season, whether Jimmy Raffer-
" Of New York runs or not.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
LOCAL RETYERF4T
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
I. 4. LIVESTOCK

LTN A02t-aS. NIaT"" II Tut
Ca''Ie-- Safah1e 5000. steers HcIl SLOW.
steady TO sc lower; other classes mod
eaa,ely active 10 steady! FeN loads me-
dium 10 good steers Sl5.ea-16 0o. feH
Sl6.&5. some Reid higher. medium to good
hoifers 81 Fa-r7.@= uedH-7 10 good
cows, ST.50-13 so: few to S13.75; cutter
and common. 50 OO-1lUU. Gamers down t.
S7.O0 medium to good bulls. So 5u-l3.75.
few 10 SHIPS Calves salable 500. steady
10 25c lower: medium to good calves,
81 nl.1l y
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
BOB HOPE GOLFER TEAM
EFBTS CR0OSFR'S PAIR

PALM SPRINGS, Calf, March
I9. CUPJ-Comedian Bob Hope, who
didn't win any prizes for his acting
Monday held honOrs for his golfing.
Hope clowned his way over the
Palm Springs golf course with Capt.
Jack Anderson to win an exhibition
GOLF match from academy award
winner Bing Crosby and Sgt. John
AlVer.
Hope scored 37-35-72. His part
ner brought in 36-35-71. Crosby
oarded 4O-37-77 and his teammate
3G-37-73.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
SWIM CHAMPION

ST. LOUIS, Mo, March 10. up
Eleanor Schezer of St. Louis
held the National AAU junior Wom-
ems l00-yard backscroke record
Monday with 1:O9.8 performance
a. the sixth annual st. Louis invi-
rational swimming meet. Miss
Schetzer lowered the old record of
1924 by two and siX-tenths sec
onds yesterday and barely noscd
cut Barbara Werton Of Chicago
rmner-up.
SPTS-AarUn
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. March 49, UP1-Grain futures
broke sharply late .n tie session on the
board of trade NorCa. arac1 tcayg sell
ing which apparently was prompted by
peace umors based on the Nas. tou- IN
the Saar valley.
Wheat closed Off . 10 l. cents IA
hushcl. corn down a> 10 L.. oats ol &
To r., rye unchanged 90 off 6 and barley
quoted off = to Is cent
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
L. A. STOCKS

Los Angeles. March 70. UPl-TradinC
was slow on the Los Angeles stock eN-
change Monday, with 1890 shares sold.
One issue was up. ten down and five IN
changed. The list:
Transamerica 200 at 11as. unchanged
Bandini poo at AS. unchanged, Rchfield
Oil 100 at d. down Is : Republic Petro-
leum 100 at -, down + sun Ray lee
at 6ia. unchanged: Hudson Motors 100 at
1Si4 down y. Menasco leo al 1.75. dow
10 cents
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
POULTEY q EGGS

POULTRY PRICES. (ln rolnts Imperial
Valley OPA Maximum set Oct. Il, -943)
First price-At ranch 10 wholesaler o. re
taller Second price Delivered to whole
saler or retailer. Third price-At ranch
20 consumer:
Broilers, LeEhornS. under % pounds
30c; 2ia 20 3 pounds, 29c; fryers. 3 TO !
pounds, 29c; roasterS, all weights, 29c.
fowl, Leghorn. all weights. 351-c; Colorcd
all weights. 25Ic; Cucks. all sizes, 25c
rabbits. under pounds 22-24c.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
Barbara Worth Golf Club
Becomes Free O. Debt
The Barbara Worth Golf and Country club is

The Barbara Worth Golf and Country club is out of
debt for the first time in the l6 years of its existence
Directors paid off the last Of a $4,000 mortgage and
emerged from the red face the world with clean slate
and business organization efficient any Imperial
Valley, directors announced Saturday.
It will be possible for the club which is situated
Highway so between Ell Centro and Iiotve to enter the
postwar period without the burden of debt under which
it has struggled since it organized nOnprof
ganiZation in 1929
Plan OK EXPANSION
With the payment Of the last cent the mortgage, d
began make plans for the future They began
thinking OF swimming pool perhaps and tennis courts to
add to the recreational value OF the club.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
BIdIock, McMonus
Lose Golf EiIts

Zimmerman VS.. Moreno, 6 and ).
Consolation
Clark VS.. Loudon, . and /.
Walsh vs.. Ellis.
Burke VS.. Ryan, default.
Montague VS.. Anderson, default.
THIRD FLIGHT
Saturday
Backe-bye
Valdes-bye.
Going bye.
Roberts vs.. Young, 3 and ,.
Calvin Us. Hunter, 5 and 4.
Torrance-bye
Wahl-bye.
Miron vs.. Press, and 4.
Sunday
Valdes vs.. Backe. 3 and >.
J. Roberts VS.. Going, default.
florence VS.. Calvin, ! up.
Miron vs.. Wahl. Cefault.
Consolation
Young-bye.
Hunter bye.
PreS5-bye.
The tournament will end Will
Semi-finalS Saturday, play TO star
about 1890 noon and on Sunda,
with the finals when the play i
scheduled to begin about 10 a. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
MEETING SET TO STUDY
CALAPPRONED SEED

The new CaIaDDTOVed SEED pT0-
gram will be explained at a meeting
in the farm advisors office in the
court house in El Centro at a meet
ing Wednesday at 7:30 D. m.
Frank G. Parsons and DR.. F. NJ.
Riddle Of the University OF Califor-
MIA agronomy division will talk
over the program with farmers.
dealers. and warehousemen.
While they are in Imperial Valler
they will study the flax fields and
check up on possible alfalfa dis
eases
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19

Vic Blalack, Yuma. and Sergeant
r. McManus of the marines, FL
Centro, bowed to defeat in the In
ternational Golf tournament al Cal
eXico Sunday after the Yuman had
eliminated Marsh and McManus
had beaten Donnelly in Saturdays
championship match.
Wentworth was too much for Bla-
lack Sunday taking the match l up
on 20 holes while McManus yielded
TO Polkinhorn at the 18th hole Both
matches kept the big gallery on
tiptoe all the way through Birch
field anC Austin won their matches
sunday leaving last years champ
ion in the border contest still in
the running for this years honors
Following are the results for Sat
urday and Sunday playing with
t4.ir1rp1,S Y,er,oad fret.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
L. A. GRAIN

Los Angeles. March 70. tUP1--
No. ! hard or soft white wheat, bulk
s.. .T7l4 :. 81. grading barley. 46 pounds
bulk 81. .37ls-2. .42I4; No oats. IS pounds
bulk, So 81 l. =. 72i-; No. , yellow corn
bulk. 81. 49,. 81: No. California milo
sacked, s.. .37la .. 42is
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19

months ago when the club lest its
ereenskceper about the same time
that practically every piece Of
equipment and machinery on the
place broke Gown and couldn't be
used The greens grew up in grass
70 rapidly that golfers were in de-
spau Martin Wahl president. and
Fdhs got busy and by dint Of a
great deal e hard work. they man.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
Los Angeles Narcr ~ UpI

los AnEeIes NaTCT II IIFI.
Eggs: Wholesale prices consume grade:
Large. Grade \ iO'.. Grade 81 ne
dium. Grade y 37-37t-. snail Grade 4
.s;-a4
Retail prices 30 consumers ,crrto0.. E
Large Grade "A iS-51 Grace ito
Grade B fe-41 medium. Grade AA 43-i6.
Grade A 43-46 small, Grade = @o-i3.
Candled graded eggs to retailer
ceases, Large. Grade A = Grade a
41-42. Grade B $3.50; medium. Grade Az
$50. Grade a $3.50. snaE. Grade \
35-27
Butter unchanged at ceiling prIccS.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
BOUGHT 90 ACRES

In the beginning. AVA back II
1929, it was necessary to purchase
go acres Of land before anything
could be done at ali. Then it was
necessary to prepare the green's and
provide an underground water syS-
ten. a costly and laborcus deal. One
3f tie early troubles had 10 DO with
a landscape artist obtained 20 land
scape the place. Directors thought
he did not understand Imperial
Valley and finally decided TO do
without him.
Then came the building of q club
house. caddy house. and a number
of other things. all of which cost
mo2er. There was equipment to buy
and furnishings to obtain.
one Of the greatest times Of stress
came in 1873 when the holder Of the
$4,000 MORTGAGE told the board that
he would foreclose Immediately if
he did not get a retirement raTmeu.
OF $1,000 a ear. At this time NJ O.
Slmme and Paul : Jcnk.ns stepped
in and did a major job Of selling.
getting 30 members to gUa.an-
tee up TO 500 each for the retire
ment payment each year. These
80 members neye. were called on to
make a payment and finally were
released from the guarantee.
MORE TROUBLE
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
Coast League

SAN FRANCISCO, March 10 up
The San Francisco Seals scored 70
CD victory SUNDAY over the Ala
meda Coast Guard Sea Lions IN d
comedy of errors which say the
Seals tally Two mcarncd ruaa and
their oppc1"ats 1JI.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
L. A. HA 7

Los Angeles March l9 up
L. s. No /. S29. .oc-5l 90. I. s. No =
leafhy. S25 oo-27.O L. s. No. ., S2I.o0-
- OO
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19

aeed to get the machinery and
equipment into working condition.
jersey Birchfield assisted them in
getting the machinery and equip
ment going again. And everything
is paid for Fahs pointed out.
One time when the organization
va in the throes of a financial
swamp of some kind Howard p.
Never stepped in and helped set the
thing up lust like a private business
ard enabled the directors to start
on their task OF getting out of debt.
CITES AMBITIONS
E0W that We don't have so many
financial burdens FahS said, we
hoaa the club will take its rightful
place as a center ol recreation and
social sctivities.'
He recalled the gay years when
the wCmcn's auxiliary was active.
among others active at this time
were Mr.. Allen NUffer, Mrs. w. A.
SeEeniman and Mrs HenIy Loud.
Fahs also mentioned that the old
but5ne engine wore out and new
electric one was installed to run the
c-a5 pump. Since the greens now
are Hooded. it IS not necessary to
.ua chc pump SC much.
IN all these years, Fahs dc
czaaed, "27 members kept their dues
.al6 every year and stood by
through everything. The bulk OF the
members come from FL Centre,
Ffoltyne and CaleXico, but almost
o"crv community is represented on
orr membership roll
FIRST BOARD or OFFICERS
FIRST directors were 2. A. Willard
If Hcltyille. Warren Currier OF FL
Ccnro. q. c. Harris, then Ct Holt
Til'e but now Of Fl Centro; Howard
aeaos. ScLeaiman Jack Stro5el and
\. Il. Keller. all Ct Fl Centre.
The list Of presidents since the
fsuudinc includes Willard, Schcui-
man. the late r. D. McPherrin, Don
Rex. NJ. O. Simms, Pat Glasgow and
Wahl Wahl has been active in get
lnZ the produce people tc contrib
IRE cars OF produce TO help raise
money for he club. Forrest Manley' S
Eaowledce Of golt!ne and tourna-
ments has been of inestimable
value, Fans said.
we have been fortunate the last
tour years tc have Jack McLarcn
5 cur golf Professional the Sec
retary-managar said. He has been
a g. eat help.
Present directors are James Stone
e CaleXico, <. K. Sharp, Forrest
ferguson aid Forrest Manley OF
-zoltyilc. Ben Kellcrman, Wahl and
faha Of Fl CdIirC.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19

SANTA ROSA. Cal. March 10.
up The Oakland ACorns ham
mered out q 6-5 win over MCSlellau
Field Sunday in an extra inning
game. Ken Stromme's long fly
brought home the winning tally
after an error and bunt had help
ed fill the bases.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19

SACRAMENTO. March 70. Up
The Sacramento Solons romDed to
an I1-5 exhibition victory o}ct
Camp Bealc Sunday.
Gene Rabbit and Lou Pcnrose.
beth holdoyer righthanders. shared
mound duties for the Solons. The
soldiers made all Of their runs off
the former in the fourth
SAN JOSE. March 10, 0UPl-Thc
Portland Beavers Sunday dropped q
s. exhibition game decision agaiuS
Emmett ONcil.
Tom Seats and Ad Liska Portland
submarine ace. put on a PITCHING
duel in the first five frames with
seats holding the edge as q result
Of Joe Orengo's single and Tony
Patch's double for a tally in the
fifth. Both allowed three hits
while Liska struck out eight
ANAHEINI. Cal, March IS. up
A three-rUn rally after a seven
inning pitching duel Sunday gave
the Los Angeles Angels a 9 to 7
triumph over the Seattle Rainiers
in an exhibition baseball game
Douglas. Viers and Novikoff
crossed home plate in the eighth
inning on four Seattle boots to give
the Angels the victory.
After three Seattle scores in the
first inning. third baseman Chuck
Aleno polled a homer with the bases
loaded IN the second frame.
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MARINE, HALIFAX
TEAMS TO CLASH

CAMP LEJEUNE, July 1.-The
Camp Lejeune Marines will take
on the Scotland Neck, N. c. nine
in double header July at Scot
land Neck, in connection with the
Halifax County Seventh War Loan
drive.
The Leathernecks boast a team
of former college and professional
stars. Coached by Captain George
Sexton, former Dartmouth Athlete
and veteran of 80 months in the
Pacific with the First Marine Di-
vision, they nave wins over Guam
tico Marines, ORD Hawks, Camp
Davis and North Carolina Pre-
flight.
On the pitching mound for the
Sexton-men will be the coach him.
self in the first game and Corporal
Phil Roy hurting the nightcap. Roy
is property of the St. Louis Cardi-
mails and played in the Middle At
lantic League.
Rounding out the Marine nine
are Swede Pearson, catcher, play
ed seni-pro ball at his home in
Chicago; Roy Owen on first, home,
Winston-Salem; playing second,
Ed Kasmin, from Linden N. j.,
formerly played in the Eastern
Shore League; Stan Kucab, former
ctar athlete at the University of
Scranton, Pa, is at short; and
First 1t. Frank Carswell, Houston,
Texas, former Rice Institute ath-
lete holds down the third base posi-
ton.
In the outfield are Joe Morgan,
Memphis, Tennessee at left. How
ard Terry, Philadelphia, in right;
and Andy Crosley, Harrisburg, Pa.
at center.