Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-13
Here and There
in Sport World
BY United Press Leased Wire


LOS ANGELES, Dee. 13.-Play
ing for the right to meet Compton
i'll 4 game for the football champ.
ionship of Southern California
, teams of Glendale and Orange high
schools were to meet at Patterson
field this afternoon.
The game is q pIayoff, as the
teams fought to a scorrless tie last
Saturday. Both have survived eli
mination contests among the strong.
est squads of the southland.
Orange outweighs Glendale by
ten pounds to the man, with tho
advantag reaching l5 pounds in
the bgckfield The Orange record
for the season also is better than
the dynamitcrs. The squad has
scored 132 points against 80 fol
their opponents, numbering San Di-
ego and Swcetw&ter among the
teams beaten.
Glendale, scoring 104 points
against %, has a strong attack built
around Elliott and Muff. Kruger,
Barr, Handy and Brubakcr will
start in the Orange backfield.
The football championship of the
west coast navy is at stake IN Il
game to be played this afternoon
at San Pedro between the mdc-
feated teams of the L. S. S. Idaho
and the L. $. S. Melville.
In scoring power, as shown in
games this season, the Melville
squad has the advantage The des-
truyer division champs have piled
up 1913 points as compared win op
poncnts 81. The Idaho eleven ha;
scored 105 points against So, but
has copped the title for the last
three years and has been establish
ed as the favorite.
Setentccn of the fastest racing
drivers in the world will start in
the last A. \. A., championship
event of the year, at the new Culver
City speedway tomorrow.
There was little activity at the
track today, most of the men icing
willing to take things easy in pre-
paration for the long grind,
As the climax to a long series of
record breaking performances on
the new track, Harry hartz Jester
day drove his mount around the
bowl ut an average of 1883 miles
per hour. Tho mark was unofficial,
however, as it was not timed with
the electric timing device.
Officially, in a LATIN trial, Hartz
achieved speed of 1859 miles per
hour which ties the mark made by
Bennett liill and establishes him as
one of the favoritcs for the race.
1t is believed that most records
up to the fun distance viii be equal
led or broken tomorrow S racing.
With stars from some of the bNst
football teams ever turned out on
the coast, football teams of the Ag
nctian club and the Pasadena Ath-
lctic club meet today at Washing
ton Park.
DukI Morrison, Bullet Baker and
Dud De Groot are some of the out
standing PLAYERS in the Agn2tian
lineup, while the Pasadena squad
includes Hobo kiucaid, Chet Dollcy
aud Charley Dean, old [. 5. C..
stars.
ThirtV Vfuur thousand tickets for
the Stanford -Notre Dame game at
pasadcna- on New Years day al
ready have been sold, it was an
nounccd by the management today.
A crowd of $1,000, which represents
the Rose Bowl S capacity, is expect
ed for the classic, it was stated.
Pete Latzo, Scranton, Pa, wcltCr
weight, won his first start in the
four round game last night when he
dccisivcly whipped Til!io Herman
After winning a shade in the first
round, Herman was never dangerous
In the last three periods Latzo was
punishing Tillic severely.
Sammy Santos, hard hitting light
weight, won over Young Papke, sub
stituting for Mushy Callahan, in
the scml.wiudup. Santos had Papkc
down in the second round. Fred
Cullen won over Young George in
the feature preliminary.