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HANFORD DAILY SENTINEL HANTORD, CALIFORNIA. PAGE FOUR TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 17, 1943. Stanford Abandons Football; Santa Clara May Follow Suit San Francisco, Aug. 17 (UP) Organized conference football among the Far Western gridiron powers was dealt a heavy blow toduv with the announcement that Stanford University, seven times the Wests Rosebowl choice, was withdrawing from competition. Stanford's announcement that the big red would be unable to field a team this vear was followed by gloomy prospects expressed by Coaih Lawrence T.

(Buck) Shaw of Santa Clara, in recent vears the West's leading independent. He said the situation at Santa Clara was about the same as Stanford's. An ultimate decision by Santa Clara to withdraw from competition would leave the University of California virtually alone in the San Francisco bay area, except for service teams. California has home-andhome schedules with University of Southern California and California at Los Angeles, however. Shaw said the Santa Clara situation and prospects are not too good and that there should be an announcement in a few dajs." Action of Stanford University upset the southern conference schedule, since the Indians were slated to play two games each on a home and home basis with U.

S. C. and U. C. L.

with single games against California, Santa Clara, St. Mary's Pre-Flight, Del Monte Pre-Flight and University of San Francisco. Stanford graduate manager Al Masters announced that a survey of possible grid candidates by coach Marchmont (Marchy) Schwartz revealed only 16 players. Army students at the university are not permitted to engage in intercollegiate football. We simply cannot play the conference schedule, Masters said, adding that we cannot make a team with these 16 men, with only two or three back from last years squad.

Stanford thus became the first conference major team and second member to abandon football. Montana University quit the game last week for the duration. With the California-Stanford big game rivalry halted by war, the critical situation at Santa Clara also threatened to cancel the Broncos football program and thus suspend the little big game of St. Marys and Santa Clara, one of the Wests outstanding annual contests. Jirflmy Needles, USF coach, announced the Dons will go ahead with football as planned.

He said they will fill in someone else to replace Stanford on the schedule. $40,000 Rookie Impresses In DodgersJ)ebuf By Jack Cuddy New York. Aug. 17 (UP) Howie Schultz, the $40,000 St. Paul steeple, certainly rang the bell in his unveiling at Ebbets Field.

Young Schultz, who towers six feet, 6' 2 inches, made a quick stretch from the American Association to the National League in such impressive fashion that Lippo Leo Durocher was left speechless (at last!) without words to describe properly the promise of his new' Dodger first baseman. High Ilowie, who never saw a major league game before, arrived from the St. Paul club yesterday. Immediately he was given the double barreled test of fielding against the sharp hitting, fast running Cardinals and of batting against the champions ace righthander, Mort Cooper. The 21 year old rookie, who was imported to succeed popular Dolph Camilli (now wivered and retired), proved surprisingly proficient at bat and on the bag, despite his bean pole appearance.

He collected a double and a single in four times against Cooper, Murry Dickson and Ernie White. Meanwhile, afield, the giraffe displayed Gazil-lian traits. While the crowd of 8,307 cheered the newcomer with Brooklyn fervor, baseball experts began comparing him with long George Kelly, another right handed first baseman of similar build and altitude who was a spire of strength with the Giants from 1921 to 24 and who now coaches the Braves. After Schultz and his Dodger mates had beaten the Cards, 7-3, the taffy-thatched rookie told reporters in the dressing room, Sure I was nervous when I first went out on the field. And I was lucky to come through all right.

No, I didnt notice much difference between todays pitching and that in the American Association. But I did notice the difference in running. Say those Cards sure can travel! RESTITUTION ORDERED Buffalo, N. Aug. 17 (UP) jTodd V.

Pettigrew. 56, Tucson, mining engineer, was under I order today, to make restitution of $15,000 to persons he was accused of defrauding in stock deals and also pay a line of $5000 for violating the Securities and Exchange Act. Angels Certain To Win Coast League Honors By United Press The Los Angeles Angels, who could lose half the remaining games on their schedule and still win the Pacific Coast league pennant, opened their series with the Hollywood Stars at the Angels home park Tuesday. In San Francisco, the second place Seals met Oakland, the sixth place holder. As far as Oakland is concerned, the Seals place next to Los Angeles is unassailable, but the mathematical chance exists that Seattle could overhaul them.

Seattle, with 26 games lett to play and the last nine of them against Los Angeles, opened against Sacramento at the Capitol city, very likely content to extend its two game hold on third place without thought of shaking the Seals out of second. San Diego mixecf with Portland at San Diego. Babcock Test Fat Is Glycerine Source San Francisco, Aug. 17 A new source of glycerine, essential in manufacture of munitions, is reported by Sam Greene, manager of California Dairy Council. It is the residual fat from the Babcock test for milkfat made at every milk and dairy processing plants.

Heretofore this residue of fat has gone down the sew'er. Credit for the patriotic suggestion goes to Eugene Abbott of Fresno, milk tester for one of the big milk companies. Realizing the value of the suggestion, California Dairy Council has issued a poster urging milk testers to save the Babcock test fat. WATCH and CLOCK REPAIRING Work Guaranteed FAST SERVICE MANUEL L. SILVEIRA 808 Lincoln St.

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Ph. 144 Btirenu of Publlo ReUtlon U. 8. Wrr Dpirtment SPORTS EDITOR'S DREAM First Sergt. Dennis Andr'cks, former Texas A.

M. fullback, and Sergt. Leonard Dickey, who played left tackle on the same team, explaining the American game of football to two Egyptians in th hotel where the Headquarters Squadron of the Ninth U. S. Air Force is quartered in the Middle East.

Andricki wears the jersey No. 55 which he used as a member of the Western Army-All Stars, coached by Major Wallace Wade of Duke. In the background Sergt. Dickey shows an Egyptian how a tackle get set to brush an opponent aside. The Egyptian isnt sure he understands what it's all about.

Frifzie Zivic May Retire At End of'43 Pittsburgh. Aug. 17 (UP) Former welterweight champion Fritzie Zivic, who has more things on the fire at one time than an army cook, disclosed today that he was considering retiring at the er.d of 1943 after 13 busy years in the beak busting business. But Fritrie. a crafty ringman with a squeaky oice, is no sucker.

So he'll continue to fight if the pickings continue as easy as they have been the past two years. It all depends on how I make out this year." he said I think I will retire, but I can't say definitely. If the boys start pushing me around too much, then I'll quit because I don't want to end up slap happy. One of the things he plans to do if and when he quits is to have that famous, punch twisted pub nose streamlined. Then he hopes to try his hand, and his new face, as master of ceremonies for a Pitts burgh night club at S300 a week.

At 30, Zivic isn't as sharp as he once was but he makes up this deficity through experience. In his last bout he methodically cut down Young Kid McCoy of Detroit, a tough youngster of 24. to score a four round TKO. Despite his age, Fritzie has been traveling at a terrific pace this year, participating in seven bouts, lie won four and lost three. He'll sandwich in two or three bouts before making a tour of the west coast in October.

Luke Carney (his late manager) would turn over in his grave if he knew the fast pace Im traveling. Zivic said. But I might as well make hay while I can. Zivics record is a tribute to his skill with the mittens. He started his professional career in 1931 and in 169 fights has won 126, sixty four by knockouts: lost 36, and drew in seven.

Only three time was he knocked out, by Laddie Tonelli in 1934. Milt Aron in 1939 and Ray (Sugar) Robinson in 1942 HEIRESS FUNERAL RITES Phoenix, Aug. 17 (UP) Funeral services for Mrs W. Mac Farlane Barker, formerly Glori? Gould, who accidently drowned Sunday in the swimming pool at her desert home, will be held in Phoenix tomorrow' and in New York next Tuesday. Leaal Nobices NOTICE TcTcR EDITOR No 3131 In the Superior Court of the State of California.

In and for the Countv of Kings. In the Matter of the Estate of EL MFR W. BECKMAN, also known as W. BECKMW. Deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN bv the undersigned executrix of the Estate of Elmer W.

Beckman, also known as E. W. Beckman. Deccas ed, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased to file them with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this notice in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of tho State of California, in and for the County of Kings, located' in the Court House of said County in tho City of Hanford in aid Countv, or to exhibit said claims with tho necessary vouchers within said six-months to the said executrix at tho office of Clarence Wilson, located at Rooms 32-34 Wealth Center Building, in said City of Harford which office the undersigned se lects as her place of hnsiness in al! matters connected with said Estate of Elmer W. Beckman, also known as E.

W. Beckman, Deceased. Dated August 2, 1943 ANNETTA A. BECKMAN, Executrix of the Estate of Elmer W. Beckman, also known as E.

W. Beckman, Deceased. CLARENCE WTLSON, Attorney for said Executrix. Date of first publication: August 3, 1943. Pub.

Aug. 3-10-17-24 31. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Great Middle Class Hard Hit Financially New York, Aug. 17 The great middle class of white collar workers, small businessmen and others living on fixed incomes are paying more than their share of the financial costs of the war according to an analysis by Dr. Willford I.

King. Professor of Economics. New York University, writing in Forbes. To prove his contention, Dr. King compares the respective Federal income tax burdens of three citizens, representative of different classes: 1, the average factory wage earner: 2, the business man making $10,000 a year and 3, the Schoolboy Rowe Wins Elevenih Tilt of Season New Yoik.

Aug 17 (UP) B.vr ball expert today were hailing the pitching oi Schoolboy Rowe as! one of the gieatest comebacks ever seen in the National League. The long uclithander. who was leading the league in a number of hulling departments 10 vears ago, was I'ltcii up for lost by the Brook-lvn Dodge is last season and was released to the Montreal Farm Club in the International League. Winning onlv two games and losing1 one. Rowe was sold bv Montreal I to the Phihladelphia Phillies in Marc of 1 his ear.

last night, Rowe hurled his 11th ictorv. one of the top records in the league, to defeat the Chicago Cubs, 4 3. with a five-hit performance. The vic tory put monev in Rowe's pockets as his contract called for a bonus of $1,000 if he won more than 10 games and an additional $100 for every victory thereafter. With a run in the first inning, and three more in the third, Rowe staved off the Bruins to notch the decision.

Newcomer Howard Schultz, obtained Sunday by Dodger President Branch Rickey from the St. Paul Saints of the American Association, brought new joy to Brooklyn hearts as the Dodgers nipped the league leading St. Louis Cardinals, 73. The Cincinnati Reds made it i three straight with a 5-2 victory over the hapless Netf York Giants. Johnny Wittig started for the Giants and received scoring support from Joe Mpdwiek alone.

The outfielder hit his third home of the season in an unavailing cause and also scored the losers other run after doubling. Johnnv Vander-meer was the winning hurler, his 11th of this season. Johnnv Gee pitched the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 5-1 victory over the Rosfon Braves. Vince DiMaggio broke a 1-1 tie to start the Rues on the victory nath when he tallied on Catcher Clyde Kluttz error. Hustlin Hank Borowv dealt out four hits in miserly fashion, enabling the New York Yankees to defeat the Chicago White Sox.

7-0, under Chicago lights. Bill Dietrich was charged with the loss Bill Lcfebvre. acquired last week from Minneapolis in the American Association, pitched the Washington Senators right into second place in the junior circuit with a 6-3 victory over the Cleveland Indians. In tiie only other American League game scheduled, the Boston Red Sox defeated the St. Louis Browns.

9 0. Buck Newsom, who went to St. Louis to pitch the Browns into the pennant was charged with his sixth straight defeat. Ortiz To Vacation Before Title Fight Los Angeles. Aug.

17 (UP) Manuel Ortiz, world bantamweight boxing champion, leaves tomorrow for Mexico City for a two week vacation before defending "his title against Leonard O. Lopez of Mex ico City at Hollywood Legion Sta dium Oct. 1. The bantam champ won a close decision over Lopez Friday night but only after staging a strong finish. The title fight will be over the regulation 15 rounds, Promoter Charley McDonald announced.

Newsom Given New Cause For Headache St. Louis. Aug. 17 (UP) Louis Norman (Buck) Newsom, erstwhile major league pitching star who has failed to win a game in seven starts since he joined the St. Louis Browns a month ago, today has a new cause for worry.

Bobo Is being sued for a grocery bill. His Hartsville, S. food supplier claims he hasn't paid a cent on an eight months old grocery bill which totals $935. ALEUTIANS AIR AWARD Headquarters, Alaska Defense Command, Aug. 17 (UP) Awards to seven Army Air Force officers and men for action over the Aleutians and posthumous citations of 31 soldiers who died in the battle for Attu were announced today by Lt.

Gen. Simon Bolivar Buckner, Jr. Kings Men In the Services William Ilardcastlo. son of Mr. and Mrs.

Emery L. Ilardcastlc, 319 Bush Street, Hanford, lias been promoted from Second Lieutenant to First Lieutenant, according to announcement from Camp Lee's Quartermaster Replacement Training Center. He is assistant personnel officer at headquarters of the 11th Quartermaster Training Regiment of the QMTC, the corps largest center. Ilardcastlc was educated at Visalia Junior College, after which he was connected with the Kings County Packing Corp. After having been stationed at Camp San Luis Obispo and Camp Cooke, California, he was selected for Quar- CONFESSION A FAKE Reno, New, Aug.

17 (UP) Earl Robert Grimes, 22, San Quentin prison parolee, today admitted that his confession to Santa Rosa, police that he had killed a man and buried him in Nevada w'as a pack of lies. V- Rifle Team Ready For Fresno Matches Lemoore Field The rifle team of the 1014th Guard Squadron stationed at Lemoore Field is undergoing stiff practice sessions in preparation for the rille matches to be staged at the Hammer Field rifle range. Tech Sergeant Thomas Cole, 1st Sergeant Leslie Linger and Corporal Dick Ayers, former Coalinga policeman, were standouts in the practice rounds and will furnish plenty of competition for the other entrants. Rincon Hill Team Wins Another Tilt Billings, Aug 17 (UP) The powerful Rincon Hill Post baseball team of San Francisco scored another shutout last night in defeating Great Falls 6 0, and took the lead in the American Legion Junior Regional tournament here. The California champions, 4 0 victors over the Portland, Oregon Albionos in the opening round Sunday, held the Great Falls Club to four hits while knocking out 11 of their own.

Cleo Shans Matched With Bobby Ruffin New York, Aug. 17 (UP) Cleo Shans, Los Angeles lightweight, was in New York today to meet hometowner Bobby Ruffin in Madison Square Garden Friday night. Promoter Mike Jacobs announced that Shans would be substituted for Sal Bartolo of Boston, who will be unable to compete because of an infection in his right arm. Shans flew in from the west coast and said he was in good shape for the fight. Landlord raise your rent? While youre waiting for the F.B.I.

to arrive, present him with a "going-away gift a friendly glass of light and mellow Regal Pale Tlecal Amber Brewing Co an Tranmco Calif Navigation School Now At Mather Field Sacramento, Aug. 17 (UP) The first cent i al navigation instructors school in the United States is now in operation at Mather Field near here, it was announced to-lay. After completing the course, rated aerial navigators will go out as instructors to teach cadets at one of the seveial navigation schools of the army air force flying training command. A central instructors school for pilots is in operation at Randolph Field, Texas, and one for bombardiers at Cailsbad, New Mexico. AIDE NAMED Hamilton, Aug.

17 (UP) Ensign Frank II. Collins, Jr, Phoenix, has been appointed drill officer and assistant personnel officer of the Colgate University naval flight preparatory school, it was annoirtrl today. LegaJ 'rices NOTICE TO CRL. "ORS No 3127 the Sunerior Couit of the State of California. In and for the County of Kings, tn the Matter of the of CHARLES HENRY DU L.

sometimes known as Charles II. Dill, sometimes known as Chas Dill, sometimes known as C. II Dill, md sometimes known as Charles Dill. Deceased. Notice Is Herehv Given by the undersigned FRANK RE, the Executor of the la ill of said rharles Henry Dill deccas 1.

to the creditors of. and all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased, to file them with tho necessary vouchers within six-months after the first publication of this notice in the office of the njork of the Superior Court of said Bounty of Kings. State of California (the same being the Court from which the Letters Testamentary of said Executor wore issued) or to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within said period of six months after the first publication of this notice to said Executor at he law office of Messrs. McFadzcan Crowe, in the Jacob Building, in the Citv of Visalia, in the Countv of Tulare, State of California, which said office said Executor selects and designates as the place for the transaction of all business connected with or pertaining to said estate. Date of first publication of this notice: August 3rd.

1943. FRANK L. REA, Executor. McFADZEAN CROWE, Attorneys for said Executor. Aug.

3-10-17-24-31 COHN CENTRAL CONSOI.IDAT ED RECLAMATION DISTRICT No. 761 Principal I iace of Business at Hanford, Kings County, California NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of said Cohn Central Consolidated Reclamation District No. 761 held on the 10th day of August, 1943. an assessment of $150,924 60 i was called and ordered paid with-1 in sixty days from said August 10. 1943 to the County Treasurer of the County of Kings, State of California, County Court House, City of Hanford, County of Kings, State of California, pursuant to the levy of said assessment by the Board of Trustees of said District at a meeting of said Board of Trustees held on July 8.

1943, and the supple- 1 1 termaster Otficcr Candidate School and came to Camp Lee lor officer training. Upon his graduation he was commissioned a second lieutenant Novemoer 13, 1942. Service Men Birthdays Fvt. Arthur M. Domingos 53 Mess Sqdn.

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3118 In the Superior Court of the State of California, In and for the County of Kings. In the Matter of the Estate of IDA FLOY TREMAIN CHASE, also known as FLOY TREMAIN CHASE, also known as IDA FLOY CHASE, and also known as MRS. WM. A. CHASE, Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned special adminis-tra'or of the Estate of Ida Floy Tremain Chase, also known as Floy Tremain Chase, also known as Ida Floy Chase, and also known as Mis Wm. A. Chase, Deceased, said administrator having been appointed with powers of a general administrator, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased to file them with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this notice in the office of the Cleik of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Kings, located in the Court House of said County in the City of Hanford in said County, or to exhibit said claims with the necessary vouchers within said six months to the said administrator at the office of Clarence II. Wilson, located at Rooms 32-34 Wealth Center Building, in said City of Hanford, which office the undersigned selects as his place of business in all matters connected with said i Estate of Ida Floy Tremain Chase, jalo known as Floy Tremain Chase. Will Pay Top Prices for GRAPES! Terms: Cash On Delivery ADVANCES MADE monolith No.

3128 In the Superior Court of the State of California, In and for the County of Kings. In the Matter of the Estate of JOSEPH M. PERRY, also known as J. M. PERRY.

Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN bv the undersigned administrator of the Estate of Joseph M. Perry, also known as J. M. Pcrrv, Deceased to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased to file them with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this notice in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Kings, located in the Court House of said County in the City of Hanford in said County, or to exhibit said claims with the necessary vouchers within said six months to the said administrator at the office of Clarence H.

Wilson, located at Rooms 32-34 Wealth Center Building, in said City of Hanford, which office the undersigned selects as his place of business in all matters connected with said Estate of Joseph M. Perry, also known as J. Perry, Deceased. Dated: August 2, 1943. WALTER W.

WILSON, Administrator of the Estate of Joseph M. Perry, also known as J. M. Perry, Deceased. CLARENCE H.

WILSON, Attorney for said Administrator. Date of first publication: August 3, 1943. Pub. Aug. 3-10-17-24-31 Picking boxes furnished without charge Tulare Winery Company TULARE, CALIFORNIA Phone TULARE 25 F2 eiiflfMASEt) OVtR28.OQ0 INCIDENTAL AEA.

fhese ore jusf two of the hundreds of items we at Monolith purchase every year, necessary to our plant's operation. The money we spend here, and the money you invest in local products, are important factors in the welfare of all of us who live here. MONOLITH PORTLAND CEMENT Monolith, California mentary valuation assessment rolljaUo known as Ida Floy Chase, and of said District duly completed and 1 also known as Mrs. Wm. A.

Chase, filed in the said office of said County Treasurer of the County of Kings. State of California, on Julv 10, 1943. Any installment which shall remain unpaid on October 10, 1943 will be delinquent, together with accrued interest thereon. Dated: August 10. 1943.

ROY FREDERICK, Secretary of the Board of Trustees of Cohn Central Consolidated Reclamation District No. 761. Aug. 10-17-24 Deceased. Dated: August 2, 1943.

HARRY L. BARNEY. Special Administrator of the Estate of Ida Floy Tremain Chase, also known as Floy Tremain Chase, also known as Ida Floy Chase, and aloo known as Mrs. Wm. A.

Chase. Deceased. CLARENCE II. WILSON, Attorney for said Special Administrator. Date of first publication: August 3, 1943.

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