Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1927-10-19
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! LOS ANGELES, Oct. 10. - King
/ Tut, Minneapolis lightweight, enter
ed the Olympic auditorium ring last
night a l to 2 betting shot against
Stanislaus Loayza, Chilean boxer,
and gave the South American a ter
| rifle beating in 10 rounds.
1t was the biggest upset of recent
months in the local boxing world
fight for Tut-Jackie Fields match.
The Minneapolis fighter started
his favorite crouching style of bat
tie from the start and the Chilean
could not seem to hit him or duck
Tut's lashing blows. Newspaper
men failed to register a single round
to the losers credit.
/ Twice Loayza was on the floor,
once in the first round and again
in the fifth.
In the semiwindup Mike Hector
was given decision in six rounds
over Roy Williams and Benny Cha
vez beat Joe MOTTO in the special six
round event.
Prior to the preliminaries Jack
Dempsey appeared in the ring for an
introduction and was given a great
ovation by the "home town. fans.
Los ANGELES, Oct. 10. = Joe
Dundee, welterweight champion, and
! Ace Hudkins, Los Angeles fighter
who has challenged for a title match
at Wrigley Field here October 20
took it easy yesterday as a lull be-
fore plunging into vigorous final
preparations. Dundee supervised the
completing details of his new out
door camp at the Breakfast Club
and Ace prepared to leave Saugus
and his ranch to finish his grind
in Los Angeles.
LOS ANGELES, Oct ia reign
of quiet will be in force on South
ern California gridirons this week
end with no games of title import
ancc scheduled.
Pomona, the mystery" team,
whose shadow is already casting
dark worry spots over the den of
Bill Spaulding's L. G. l.. A. Bruins,
is playing the leading part in the
Southern California conference ac-
tivity on Saturday, taking on Whit
tier at Claremont.
7 Spaulding. whose athletes arc not
scheduled for appearance after beat
ing Occidental and maintaining a
first place grip last week. will prob
ably make all efforts to gain a
knowledge of the strength that has
carried the Sagehens through three
victories to date.
Whittier, the team which enjoys
upsetting league leaders at the
height of the latter's glory, will
enter the fray handicapped by the
absence of Captain coax" Pendle-
ton, sterling backficld leader who
was carried from the field at Red
land last Saturday while his team
mates were taking a 7 to 0 win from
the rejuvcnated university eleven.
PcndlctOn has a broken rib, which
NAV keep him inactive for weeks.
The only other southern confer
encc game on tap is Mt Redlands
where La Verne will encounter
sturdy opposition II h"dlands mann
tains the pace exhibited in the
Whittier game.
California Tech invadcs the Los
Angeles coliseum to take on the
University of southern California.
Coach Howard Jones' men came
through the IL to Is Stanford tic
in good physical condition and
should have little trouble with the
engineers. who beat San Diego
teachers II to Is last Saturday.
| Followers of the college confer
cncc expect Pomona and L. c. i. A.
10 he knottcd for the lead position
to be settled when the two teams
meet.
F.! Unexpected upset of the leaders
in coming games could throw Cal
Tech, Whittier and Occidental into
championship position.