Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-04

ling champion, suffered his third de-
feat since coming to America here
last night when Al Karasick, "Rus-
sian lion' of Oakland, California,
hoisted his heavier opponent high
into the air and dumped him with
such force that he was unable to
continue with the match. The fall
came after 81 minutes of wrestling.
Eugene, Ore.-Thc University of
Washington defeated the University
of Oregon grapplers here last night
by a score of 50 to 90.
Everett, Wash.-" Wildcat' Car.
ter, Everett negro bantam boxer,
was declared winner by technical
over Demon Runyan of Los Angeles
in the fifth round of scheduled
six round bout here last night.
New York Columbia university
retained first place in the eastern
Intercollegiate baskeJoa1l league by
defeating Yale, % to s.
New York Paul Berlenbach,
worlds light heavyweight cham
pion, and Johnny Risko, Cleveland,
have been matched to meet in the
garden ON March 10, Tex Rickard
announced.
New York-Argcntina, India and
Belgium have filed challenges for
the Davis cup, according to the
United States Lawn Tennis sssocia-
tion.
st. Petersburg, Fla.-Ncw York
will win the American league pen
nant, Philadelph.. will be second,
st. Louis third, Detroit fourth and
Washington will be somewhere be-
low,' according to Babe Ruth.
Sarasota, Fla.-Jock Scott, veteran
pitcher, intimated to friends that he
would sign Il New York Giants con
tract today and desert the little
group of holdouts. Irish Meusel
and George Kelly were reported on
their way from California.
Clearwater, Fla.-Dick Cox. Jack
Fournicr, Zach Wheat and Milt
Stock, regular players for the Brook
lvn Robins, have not reported or
sent word vet to Wilbert Robinson,
president manager of the club
San Francisco-Jock Malone. St.
Paul middleweight, went into train
ing today for his bout with Joe
Roche at Oakland next Wednesday
night. Malone with his manager.
Tommy Walsh, arrived from Los
Angeles yesterday.
San Jose, Calif.-The Portland
Beavers swung into their third dav's
training today with some regular
faces still missing. \ squad of 20
regulars and rocks were put through
intensive practice yesterday under
the watchful eye of Manager Ernie
johnson.
San Francisco-Leonard Garcia
Filipino fcathcrweight, won an easy
ten round decision over frankie Lee.
Chinese boxer.
Boyes Springs, CaIf.-Dick Kerr,
former White Sox southpaw pitch
or, prepared to begin training for
the coast league season TODAY fol.
lowing his arrival at the camp of
the San Francisco Seals. Four
rockies were sent home yesterday.
stockton, CaIf.--Ikc Wolfer. ont
fleldcr, was expected to report at
the San Francisco Mission Bears
camp today. He motorcd down from
Portland, arriving in San Francisco
yesterday. His arrival leaves only
Carl Schmchl, inficlder, on the alb.
sentce list. Five young hopcfuls
were given the gate yesterday.
Del Monte, Calif.-Dcl Monte n.
day held the Pacific coast i,,nior
polo championship, following its
victory over San Matco, to ).
st. Augustine, Fla.-Four nation
ally known women golfers will meet
here today i'll the scmi,finals of the
FLORIDA east coast women's golf
championships. They are Mrs. Dor
othy Hurd, Miss Dorothy Klotz.
Miss Glenna Collett and Miss Helen
Payson.
Sebring, Fla Wild Bill' Mchl.
morn OF Chicago, won the South Da.
kota open golf championship after
| he had tied the score of Gene Sara.
zen, metropolitan champion, at the
end of the scheduled - holes and
again at the end of an Is hole
playoff.