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Market Quotations StTNDAY; DECEMBER >U 4 phone non THE POST-PRESS, ELOENTRU, CALIF to 6-6 Tie La Jolla. Calexico Battle Covington Gives Increased; Golf Club Activities * Sunday hrm Edited By BURDETTEIWRDETTE KI.WE 'lj Place to Coast Kiwanis Tournament flash Activity increased Saturday at the exicos International club. M. O LA JOLLA, Dec. 3. (Special)—With the same Curley Barbara Worth country club, with a Simms. Forrest Manley, Vesev aggressiveness that carried the valley cham- represent and them to Kiwanis club tournament slated for and Logan Jenkins will pionship, the Calexico high school football team tonight Sunday as well as final rounds of the Barbara Worth club. of for played a strong La Jolla high elevn to a standstill to earn qualifying for the club champion- A definite schedule dates Hall Oil Where, Are Those Santa Clara Blockers? tournament, Sun Rates ship. the Brawlev Lettuce a G-G tie with the coast team in a southern California foot- Valley championship, An 18 hole medal event will feat- the Imperial The breaks appeared at times to invitational and the ure the Kiwanis competition, with the Calexico Mississippi be against the valley visitors. This as Friday, the team having Southwest championship is expected Of such prizes for low gross and low medal. was especially true in penalties, the the greatest number of first downs Wade Ramsey and Bob Rayburn, to be fixed. Bulldogs from the desert suffering to its credit shall be declared the co-chairmen, announced. Best Halfback 90 yards lost in that manner. In the winner. However, each team had 11 Leaders in the golf club member- NEW YORK Doc 3 (UP>—The first period, a touchdown tvas recall- football championship tilt, ship drive announced a half dozen by officials, who charged that Pulls for New York Sun rated Parker Hall ed such credits players signed Duke new already and Mississippi outstanding all- a Caiexico player had been guilty of Coach Covington, however, broke growing goal of of th? prospects for the halfback in the country to- clipping. the tie after the game when he 30 around By rules, in case of a Beat day as it announced its 14th annual CIF tie notified La Jolla that he was with- Representatives valley USC to from three Ali-America football team. The drawing his team from the CIF com- golf clubs were slated to meet Mon- petition. permitting La Jolla to go day night in El Centro at the Bar- team: Notre Dame LE. Wyatt. Tennessee into the finals. Worth hotel to discuss the Ted Sandez who sparked the Cal- bara N. C Dec 3 <UP' LT. Beinor. Notre Dame Valley Fighters spring tournament schedule. DURHAM. touchdown 96 yard return of university's Blue Devils and j LG. Roth. Cornell with a Representing Duke cxico all year, made their one Brawley's Del Rio Wallace Wade listened io the C. Aldrich. Texas Christian attack will be Carl Coach a punt. Amador missed the try for club Elmer Sears. - Southern California RG, Heikkinen. Michigan Favorites to Notre Dame point. Jacobson. Tom Reha and Paul Past. they were Delaney, Holy extra football game today, and j RT. Cross its touchdown Earl Roberts will appear for Cal- USC Trojans, whom Oklahoma La Jolla made in cheering for the RE. Young. five minutes play, when in Rose Bowl Texas Christian Win Matches the last of they will play the QB. O'Brien. Walden made a 15 yard run. at Pasadena. Jan. 2.. RH. MacLeod. Dartmouth Four Imperial valley amateur Duke, first major undefeated, un- F. Goldberg. Pittsburgh fight favorites held the inside track Next for Hank tied and unscored on football team in their respective divisions of the Angeles Glove tourna- I in the country in five years, wanted Los Golden IVlakr It a USC to win to add prestige to the Big Ten Against ment Saturday. Tournament of Roses game. Shorty Hogue and Bigboy are REMINGTON Xmas! Two Duke coaches were scouting Rose Pact rated outstanding favorites in the —Now REMETTE Portables game. Cameron, backfield Bowl middleweight and welterweight div- $29.75 up the Eddie 3. (UP)—Big Ten mentor, and Carl Voyles. end coach, CHICAGO. Dec. isions and Gregorio Escalona and —RAND Close Shaver $9.50 directors and faculty rep- Tire Blue Devils resume practice athletic Bobbie Pacheco of Calexico stand —REMINGTON Shaver $15.75 j resentatives met in session to- ! Monday after a week's vacation. final a better than even chance to win TERRIS day with sentiments apparently the flyweight and lightweight sharply favoring adoption of a mod- crowns. ified training table for football Another Calexico battler. Frankie MtCOY’S OFFICE Carnegie Tech players and against a proposal to Cannett, might have been in the EQUIPMENT enter into a closed Rose Bowl agree- semi-finals had he not broken his ment with the Pacific coast con- hand in a quarter-final bout. Commercial ference. of Santa Clara- Stationers Proves Sport Tom Gilbert. Santa Clara back, isn’t getting much help from his teammates in this shot the Semi-finals and finals will be 673 Main St. Phone 1153 PITTSBURGH. Dec. 3. (UP>—ln Feeiers on the measures were Detroit game at Sacramento, and his carry was only good for one yard. Santa Clara lost, 7-6. fought Monday night. thrown at informal dinner a gesture of sportsmanship. Carne- out an night. taken, gie Tech athletic officials have last No vote was but John S. Getchell. of Min- several faculty men indicated the nominated table had enough backing neapolis. as one of the officials it training Workouts Ahead Sugar to pass. The Rose Bowl proposal to Hurl favors to officiate in the Bench Warming Dumler game New Orleans. probably will not be mentioned, Bowl at they Getchell was the referee in the said. For Basketball White King Notre Dame-Carnegie Tech game Against who deprived Tech of an opportu- By Burdette Kinne Jack Stark's El Centro baseball nity punt on fourth down when Fastest Mile to Teams in Valley team will meet a strong White King to mmuj iunm he informed the quarterback that Prep sessions on basketball courts baseball club front Los Angeles in Then after El Centro week from it was third down. a Become Official at five schools were closed for the stadium one RELINEHCkint WITHn i i n play was run. Getchell gave the WASHINGTON, Dec. 3. (UP) week Friday afternoon but more Post - Press Sports Editor Sunday. ball to Notre Dame who eventually Glenn Cunningham's 4:04.4 mile, workouts were planned for next Stark will have his full strength won. 7-0. on for game which fastest ever run by man, becomes week because opening games of the valley's and the champion pistol team will lineup hand the ire stone Sport shots from the league r an American record today as the practice season are scheduled. receive awards at the final shoot will determine the winter BRAKE LINING A A. U. gees through high Spartans four corners: Immigra- champions. Carl Dumler, who has convention El Centro school of the valley's sport cl the 1938 season at the the formality of accepting re- will meet Mountain Empire Tues- Full attention chalked up five straight wins for 'Football Colleges' the to basketball today as tion border patrol range, El Centro. ccmmendation of com- day and will play Point Loma high fans turned El Centro will be on the mound. the records season was officially Dec. 11. AS mittee. Friday night at the Central gym- the football given to r per closed when Calexico played La Four trophies will be LOW Attack Cunningham's performance nasium. California sharpshooters who have piled AS WEEK Draw plans inter-squad Jolla for the southern these BELLOISE VICTOR BY PHILADELPHIA, 3. (UP) around Dartmouth's track last Imperial three Friday up leads in competition which Dec. Holtville to championship night March never will be recognized games and a trip . KNOCKOUT Chairman Walter Okeson of the as make valley fav- started last January. TECHNICAL a world standard, because Mountain Empire, Fallbrook Coaches of five schools football rules committee the In- and successfully de- Interest in the Barbara Worth 3. (UP) national ternational Amateur Fed- Ramona Brawley willmeet Brawley ored El Centro to HOLLYWOOD. Dec. BUDGET PLAN last night criticized colleges whose Athletic . Coach Hanson club championship shifted to sev- Mine Belloisc of New eration does not list indoor marks. junior college :u the first practice fend its title. season, ac- The veteran NO MONEY DOWN athletic policies "threaten to crowd of El Centro picked Brawley. Calex- eral new players this York was battering Emelio Magana, contest in the northend of the val- cording Curley Vcsey. pro. • the leading educational institutions ico and Imperial ahead 1 his to a local Mexican featherweight, at the intercollegiate athletic FOOTBALL RESULTS ley. o Manley fired a 75 for low out of Arabs, Spartan capers Forrest will, closed one of Magana's eyes By UNITED PRESS Central Junior college with qualifying to date. Danny y% restone field". finest teams since Archie Those are the usual opinions ol score . and puffing up the other, when the leading insti- North Texas Teachers 29, Pitts- one of the Jersey Birch field and AND “The educational and Dutch Nostrand valley coaches, however, and noth- Taylor, referee stepped in during the eight AUTO SUPPLY SERVICE STORES tutions are finding it difficult to ourgh (Kan.) Teachers 0. Drennen Van Wayne are other club together for the ing definite can be told until each Elvander round and awarded him a technical an«l Main Phone 127(1 compete on same plane with New Mexico Aggies 20.
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