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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-03
ALMOST
CLINCH FLAG
Fort Worth Can Do No
Worse Than Tie
For First
BY GAYLE TALBOT. Jr.
Associated Press Sports Writer

After four lean years the Fort
Worth Cats had another Texas
league flag within their grasp to-
day. Even If they dropped their
last five games, the Kittens could
do no worse than finish In a tie
for the second half.
a / To 0 victory over Shreveport
yesterday while Wichita Falls was
folding up before Dallas. 9 70 A.
Just about won for the S~nydermen.
whose spectacular drive down the
stretch has given them eleven wins
In thirteen games. They could
close the gate by defeating the
Louisiana club again today.
Red" Roberts. who has worn the
Cat bench shiny for the last fort
night while Stoner, Whitworth and
McCabe divided the pitching
chores, was called to put on tha
finishing touches. Taking up where
StOner left off the previous night.
he limited the Sports 70 SIX scat
tered bingles and ran their string
OF scoreless innings against Panth-
err pitching to l6. Not only that.
but he drove IL The winning run
off Tiny Owens with a double IN
the eighth after Meyers, h. bat
tery mate. had tripled.
Tony kaufman bested Bill Har-
ris In q mound duel as Houston
nudged out Waco, 3 To =.
Jumping all over Nuieshoe
Vaughn in the fourth and fifth
innings. San Antonio made u three
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Chisox VIII Pick
EN- Young, Cheap

CHICAGO, Sept. 3-P-BaSeball
players with high price tags no
longer lure the White SoX.
Fer the past few years, the Thite
Sox have attempted To rebuild BIZ
PURCHASING high priced talent from
the minors. The results haven't
been good ~ a new policy Of get
EN- young and hope for the best
has been adopted.
During the past two weeks. five
Youngsters have been picked up by
the d0wntrodden club. They are
Jim Moore a RIGHT handed pitcher
from Little Rock. Luke AnDline.
shortstop from Atlanta Of the
Southern association. Raw Rad
clifle. first basaman from the Selma
club Of the Southeastern league. r.
Y. Finlat0r heavy hlt.iny cutfield-
er from Selma and T.. H.. willing
ham, AZ intieider from Dallas Of
the Texas league.
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American Yachts
Outsa;l British

OYSTER BAY. ". r., Sept. 3-lPl
Americas siS meter yacatsnen
seem - hold a decided edge over
fnrir rivals from across the sea.
Two races have been sailed so far
in THE series for the Bcitish-Ameri-
C4a cup and the United States has
wen both OF them and run up a
formidable advantage in points. 48
1-2 M "a The cup will 20 10 the
X O. first winning four races.
Eerdav in the second brush.
tA hcme-brecs finished in first.
"a crd. fourth and fifth places for
\ tosal Or "a Ia points. exactly the
sars- number they scored in the first
test Englands quartet took third.
aftil. seventh and eighth places.
Van $. MeElesmith's sl1op Mars
crossed the finish line first for the
second consecutive day.
Tire third ace viii be sailed today.
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Vet Wins

TORONTO. Ont. Sept. SIP
The weight Or his ~ years falls
lightly upon the shoulders Of Geo.
S. Lyon Canadas grand old man
o. golf.
The LamDton veteran. eighty
times Canadian amateur champion
during the period from 1898 10 1914
won the Canadian Seniors Golf as
ISOLATION championship with q IS
hole total q i52 yesterday.
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Match PLAY Opens

OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. 3-Pi
First match play was III the cards
for 80 golfers, pick Or The Southwest
amateur tournament at Nichols
HID and gallery eyes we're on par
breaking Gus Mcreland. Fort
Worth, the medalist.
Moreland equalled the course rec
ord yesterday with a dazzling 81 for
a qualifying total or 140-six strokes
under the next best Of Henry Rob-
ertson. local municipal links lumi-
nary. Today ne was stacked against
Joe Bailey Of Dallas, who qualified
with Isl.
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Saints Won;
No Argument
There, Boys
81 JACK LEBOWITZ

SAN BENITO. Sept. 2.-The San
Bcnito Saints the Valley league
championship. You can't raise an
argument about tina. Even In Ray
Mondville they concede as much.
The Saints wound I'D the season
here Sunday by defeating the Mis-
sion Grapefruiters and the Rio
Holdo nine IL 2 double header.
r. j. Snake Waitman won the
inst zane from the Missiunites.
slim, nj one time the property Of
the San Antonio Indians. has a real
last ball with lots Of hop-but there
is no telling Just where ID will sail
The hitting Of the Saints was Suf-
flclcnt 70 breeze them IN easily.
Campbell and Cunningham both get
enough hits for five games. Rubber
cl1mmed out seen. while Bruce
went him one better with eight.
Bruce Cunningham, who has
sccked the agate we'll over the 400
mark all season. IS about The heav-
lest willow wielder IN the league
When he comes 70 bat. the pitchers
make a cross throw and then
duck. If he were q bit lighter on
hls feet, Cunningham probably
would be playing professional ball
III the up-and-cOming class. Don't
ge- excited girls. this Handsome
Hitter Is already married and what
more, he has two young bali play
els growing up. Bruce is ore OF
the most confident batters in the
league. And what's more. he lives
Id to his own confidence. When he
bitches his belt, the runner can
start down. for Bruce is going 70
slap the nugget out.
r. was bound to come. The first
bit of hard luck struck the Grey
hound team last week when Louis
Humble, OF whom Coach Grady Rey-
holds expected great things, cracked
hs collar bone. Beginning her in
reads. Old Dame Hard Luck Is
pressing her advantage. Burgess
ms pulled a lsg muscle and May
field injured a tendon in his back.
However, both are expected 10 be
going full steam dead ahead within
tire next week.
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
CBy The Associated PressD
Including games of Sept 2J

CBv The Associated Press
Including games -of Sept. 2J
National League
Batting-Terrv. Giants. All.
Runs-Cuvler. Cubs. 1855.
Runs batted in-WilsOn. Cubs.
l55.
Eits-Terrv, Giants. 2i9.
Doubles-Klcin. Phill!es. 40.
Triples-Comorosky. Pirates, %.
Home runs-Wils0n. Cubs. 46.
Stolen bases-Cuyler. Cubs, 80.
American League
Batting-Gehrig. Yankees. .193.
Runs-Ruth. Yankees. l35.
Runs battad in-Gshrig YAM
KEGS. i5c
Hits-Hcdanp, Indians 1913.
Douhles-Hodapp. Indians. 40.
Tripies-Ccmbs. Yankees. ~.
Home--Ins-Euth Yankees. Az.
stolen bases-McMe-us. Tigers.
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NEW YORK. Sept. 3 -Fl-Pcst-
ponement for one week or the ten
round bout between Ruby Gold
stein. New Ycrf. and Jack Zivi~
Pittsburgh. scheduled for tonight "a
Conev Island. has been announce
BY the promoters Goldstein SUI.
fered an injured hand IN trainine
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BY HUGH 5. FULLERTON JR.
Associated Press Sports Writerl

The teams Of the major leagues
have, roughly speaking, one COM
plete round Of their circuits left on
the schedule and that round prob
ably will decide the pennant races.
With the National League struggle
in its present state. 1t appears that
the decision will be reached during
the final i-ntersectional series which
starts next week. The Chicago
Cubs, who lead by the rather slim
margin off our games. have D AZ
Of their 78 victories SO far at the
expense of Brooklyn. Boston and
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Isn'tItSo

QUINCY. III. Sept. 3.-iP-
What price batting AVERAGE
That's what Second Baseman
Rise Of the Quincy club of the
Three-Eye league wanted to know
today.
Rise collected a home run.
triple and double IN five times AZ
bat in .ast nights game with De-
catur but il the ninth inning was
ierked for a pinc-I hitter. who
supplied an out.
Quincy was defeated and SO
was its chance for a rennant.
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~ The


Fort Worth I. Shreveport O..
Dallas 2, Wichita Falls 4.
Houston 3, Waco 2.
san Antonio 10. Beaumont 2.
Wednesdays Schedule
Beaumont at Houston, night game.
Dallas at Wichita Falls.
Fort Worth al Shreveport. night
game.
Waco 1t San Antonio. night
game.
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Gov. w. j. Holloway Of Okla
homa, whose term expires in Jsnu-
airy. will resume the practice OF
law for at least two years. lie has
announced.
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SEASON STANDINGS

lei into action b. John Joe Gar
r rho averaged 232 for three
T~s. the Shcrwin- Williams bowl
c1 won tho regular play III the
rnvnsTiile Business Mems league
T lay night with Al average Of
t1t.r
Fe-i Brcs. vas second with 1894.
prrwnsviile Tailoring third with
1872. ard rrigidaire fourth With
10.
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straight over Beaumont, 10 to Q.
Hargrove held Beaumont 10 Six hits
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Tuesday
Cleveland 4, St. Louis 5.
only game scheduled.
Wednesdays Schedule
washington al New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Only games scheduled.
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They Stand
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Tuesday

Boston 6. Brooklyn D..
Chicago 3, Cincinnati 2
New York Is. Philadelphia 3.
Only games scheduled.
Wednesdays Schedule
New York at Boston. two games.
Chicago ~ Pittsburgh.
Only games scheduled
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EHm#a The HERALD SPORTS SECTION g@m@9

and drove I'm three OF his teams
runs.
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COACHES ARE
SWELL PLEASED
Srite Works on Line; Boy
Newman Is Taken

an all time record was estaollSneu
h.re Tuesday when 6 eager grid
~aspirants turned out for the 1880
edition Of the Brownsville high
sc.acol Screaming Eagles.
This was BIZ far the largest squad
ever to answer the call OF a local
coach. And that Is not all. More
boys are expected to turn out this
wee. Before IL Is over. there VIII
BE- from 10 TO rs youths going
through tire mill.
With Jursior College practice open
TIL. some time next week. there Will
beF wei over 100 young huskies in
the moicskins here.
The Brownsville coaching staff
y tell pleased with TIE turnout. ~
shows that interest is high among
TN. boys. ~ like their spirit" j. w.
tKtdl Irvine, athletic director. said.
III they keep Up their enthusiasm
ana ] believe they Will, those boys
are going TO be hard 70 stop"
Irvine indicated that he will take
an active hand IN coaching the
sCUad this season. He was out in
Uniform Tuesday putting the boys
through their PAGES. Calvin Sur
tees and Irvine worked with the
back and ends. limbering the boys
no AID sending them down the field
for short passes.
Line Work
Ttn Brite worked with the line
men. teaching them the proper form
ia carving out opponents. The
workout was not strenuous and cor
feCs stance vas stressed. Ben Is
hardening the boys up before
launching the Youngsters into actual
line work.
The squad is composed largely OF
"Eaglet" boys OF last year. A few
second string members Of the Eagle
SQUAD also are present. a large
pcrtinn oil tho boys arc newcomers
10 fcctball. They are willing work
icrs and Irvine says the competition
fcs nsr,hs on the team Will be heat
cs
The squad viii work out each al
tcrnoon at 4 O'Clock from now on.
Several Junior college boys are get
ting III 4 little work before practice
actually starts. Bill Cabler, Leche
Sylvester. Cucilar and others threw
TO- ball around Tuesday.
T~heslunicr college team was hit
A hard blow before the opening Of
We season when Boy Newman be-
came III yesterday. II Is believed
that r. has typhoid fever
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Certified Cremo is o really
wonderful snnoke-mild-meI-
low-nvF-sweef! Every leaf en-
ferins fhe eleans sunny cremo
factories IS scientifically treated
~ rsetnoess recommended by
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the United States Department.
ct Agriculture. And IFS purity Is
sufeguarded olons every step
Of the woy by om0zing inven-
lions fhaF bind, roll, wrcP ond
Tip the cigars.
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Over $500 cigar factories are registered by the L. S. Government Over 400
OF these handroI cigar, producing so percent of the output Every hand
rolled cgar-made by American Cigar Co. Dr. anyone dSe-S subject to the
possible danger of "sbithpbng" Certified Cyeno IS absolutely free from
SbttPbng-No Cremo is made BY hand.
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SPORT NEWS
Mrs. PressIer
Retains Lead

Los ANGELES. April Q. U.D -
Mrs. Leona Pressler. of san Gabriel,
today was to defend her 1929 state
title against Miss Margaret Cam
eron, from the Flintridge Country
"Iub, rs the second day s match play
in the California state women s golf
Tournament got underway here.
The defending champion success
fully warded off / he first threat
against her title yesterday by de-
feating Mrs. C. j. Woerner of the
lbs Angeles Country club, I and ,.
Principal upset in the first days
natehes came with the defeat of
Miss Beatrice Gottlieb, former New
York golf star now playing with the
les Angeles club, At the hands of
Mrs. f. 5. Browne, Of Lakeside club.
Mrs. Browne, never regarded in
tine championship class, won and p
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-09
Heavy Slugging
On Fresno Card

FRESNO, April 9. WH-Tommv
Elks. Arizona welterweipht nut
Mickey Mclaughlin of CHICAGO 70
sleep for five minutes with . short
right to the chin after only ~ soc.
onds of the first round had bceo
fought here last night.
Tommy Hughes, 1ls pounds
Cleveland, knocked out Bobby Gar,
Ella, 10 pounds, Arizona in the
second round of preliminary bont
with left to the jaw.
frankie Murray, 1l6 nonp5s
Stockton, won six rounds of fast
fighting from Billy Kane. ia
pounds of Chicago. Pat Demara
$50 pounds, Fresno. won ratber
decision over JOHNNY .Jock
son, l54 pounds, of Sacramento
Irish Del Kennedy, 16S pounds
Fresno, Won the best fight of th,
preliminaries by knocking out Kic
Reese, 16S pound Los Angeles nepr,
in the fourth round. Sammy Brown
1913 pound Fresno negro boy, took
four of six rounds from Pete Save.
dera, l25 pounds, Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-09
Screen Couple
Plan Divorce

HOLLYWOOD, April o. up
The screen colony today was dis
cussing the reported separation of
Colleen Moore, film star, from her
producer-husband, John Mccormick.
The actress and her husband, it
was said, agreed last night TO sep
arate. She is expected to file suit
for divorce in the near future.
Miss Moore is said to have reach
ed a decision to separate from her
husband. during an extensive trip
around the United States with her
mother, Mrs. c. z. Morrison, from
which she returned few days ago.
The couple was married in Au-
gust, 1923, when Mccormick was
western representative of First Ma
tional Pictures corporation. Recent.
" both Mccormick and tho actress
severed their connections with First
National and it was reported dur
ing Miss Moore's trip that she might
go on the legitimate stage.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-09
COAST BASEBALL
GETS UNDER WAY
BEFORE CROWDS
b. OTIS t. CARTWRIGHT
United Press staff Correspondent

I san FRANCISCO. April 9. Up)
The Pacific Coast league pennant
race was under way with the sec
ond games of the 2Sth season sched-
uled fer this afternoon.
More than $4,000 spectators
.anmed the bail parks At San Fran
cisco. Sacramento, Oakland and Los
Angeles Yesterday afternoon TO wit
ness the opening day games
Four teams, Los Angeles Angels.
Seattle Indians. Hollywood Sheiks
and Sacramento Senators spurred on
l., their victories in the inaugural
games, We're ont to keep their 1000
percentages today.
The percentages of the San Fran
cisco Seals, San Francisco Missions,
Oakland Oaks and Portland Beavers
were still zero when they prepared
TO take the field this afternoon but
fans expect different results than
on the previous day.
The Angels defeated the Beavers
a. Los Angeles in a close game by
2 score OF 5 to >. Clyde Barfoot, An
gel hurler, allowed only four hits
Carl Mays OF Portland was raped
for three singles in succession for
the Angels winning run.
in San Francisco more than t.
900 cheering fans wildly yelled as
The Seals and Indians fought l.
innings before Seattle could win by
a II Ia 10 Scorp
The Hollywood Sheiks trounced |
Oakland / to ! with Hulvey hurling
>hutout bail for the Sheiks until !
the eighth frame. The Sheiks drove |
IN all their runs in the third inning. |
Handing the Missions y to II |
defeat, the Senators revealed them !
selves as q darkhorsc possibility in
'ne pennant race At Sacramento. |,
Hits garnered by the two teams to-
.ailcd 50 in the wild slugfest.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-09
Simon Pures' To
Hold Tournament

BOSTON, April 8. tU.H-National
amateur boxing champions in eight
classes will be crowned tonight in
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-09

the final bouts of the three night
National A. A. U. championship
tournament at Boston arena, under
auspices of the Boston Athletic as
sociation.
Thirty two Simon Pures from IA
cities will compete in the l6 semi
final and eight finals before the
divisional winners receive medals
emblematic of national supremacy
in amateur boxing.
Boxers from San Francisco, with
six qualified for the semi-finals,
head the list. The Boston team with
five members is second, Buffalo and
New York City following with four
each. Other cities to qualify boxers
We're Cleveland, Washington, ID. G.,
and Grand Rapids, two each; and
New Orleans, Los Angeles, Union
town, Pa, Philadelphia. Chicago,
Portland, Ore, and Pittsburgh, one
each.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-09
CARNERA MAKES
SHORT WORK OF
COLORED BOXER
Clisby Joins Ranks OF
Victims To Italians
POnderOuS Fists.
BY GEORGE BEALE
United Press Staff Correspondent

Los ANGELES, April 9. W.P -
Primo Camera, the ponderous Ital
! ian Alp. scored the 14th consecutive
, knockout of his boxing career here
! last night to the cheers and Kisses
o. motion picture celebrities.
| The former circus freak flattened
Neil Clisby, Los Angeles negro, in
the second of their scheduled IL
@cund bout while such fans as Doug
las Fairbanks, Clara Bow, NJ "a V
.,rian and Al ,Iolson differed over
The merits of the accomplishment.
The 1000 spectators who .iammed
The Olympic auditorium seemed split
over whether Clisby really was ou.
or just decided that it was best not
to get up until the referee counted
ten.
In either event. Clisby, fighting
at l9S pounds and giving 75 pound
advantage to Carnera: never had II
chance.
He was down for no count in the
first round and the second was less
than minute old when Carnera
placed a ponderous right hand to the
regro's jaw, ending the fight.
Clisby fell rather carefully and
some of the fans thought he didn t
try too hard TO get ON his feet.
During the hout Clisby landed
only two blows and neither did any
C,amage.
As fights go il wasn't much of
contest but it appeared to amuse
the colorful crowd.
Clara Bow. the girl that made it
famous, looked once at Carnera s
number 90 ring shoes and decided
that "anyone who can grow feet
ike that deserves a eheer.'
Mary In Disguise
Mary Brian was amazed at the
',ze of the 273 pound Camera but
he didn q appear to enjoy the fight.
She grimaced with every blow
ust as if each was landing on her
.wn famous chin.
Just to try to fool her public, Miss
8rian put on dark glasses every time
he house lights went on between
'ounds.
Douglas Fairbanks was completely
Orreet in his evening clothes and
is demeanor matched his attire.
Lewis Stone, Harry Green, Cliff
edwards, Eddie Carewe and Rich
ird Barthelmess were among I h e
'ther screen figures to turn out TO
taze at the boxing freak.
Leo Diegel, the golfer, and Jim
iefferies, former world s heavy
eight champion, also were at the
ingside.
The gate was estimated at $33 800,
f which Camera received 80 per-
Cnt.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-09
Here And There
In Sport World

SAN FRANCISCO, April 9. W.P)
Everett Marshall today had his
80 wrestling victory safely tucked
away and was still a leading con-
tender for the worlds championship
BY virtue of his defeat here last
night of "Gorilla" lie Deaux, big
"hold and fall man" of Canada.
OAKLAND, April 9. U.HJack
fenton, Oakland first baseman. was
on the suspended list of organized
baseball today for failure to sign
Ais 1881 contract. He walked out of
meeting with Oaks owners yester.
DAY without saying word after they
lad made their latest and highest
effer of this season. Buz Arlett.
'utfielder, held down the initial
:aek yesterday.
IT A FORD UNIVERSITY.
April Q. W.H-The Stanford Cardi.
Ials defeated the University of
California at Los Angeles 10 TO |
fere yesterday. A homer by Chamie
f the Southern Bruins in the third
stanza cost Eeverenz, Stanford
mrler no hit, no run game.
) 7 A NFORD UNIVERSITY,
fpril 9. W.H-Tomorrow 81 track
and field athletics will leave here to
carry the Cardinal eolors in the
meet with the University of South
EN- California to be held at the col
neum IN Los Angeles Saturday. L.
:. {. track stars are rated favorites
70 win the meet.
TANFORAN RACETRACK, April
!. U.H-Naisphapur, winner of the
llluana Derby, second in the Ken
lucky and the american Derbies,
vas iimbering up at the race track
today after being shipped here from
Aqua CaEente. Jim Dandy, long
shot winner of the Grand Union
hotel stakes at Saratoga, came with
Naishapur. Both horses are owned
by Caffee Earl, Los Angeles pub
Usher.
NEW YORK, April 9. U.H-Tony
canzoneri of Brooklyn, former
" or d featherweight champion.
knocked out frankie La Fav of
Troy in the first round of sched.
uled 10 round bout at Broadway
arena. Canzoneri weighed l3l, La
Fay 1877.
CLEVELAND, o., April 9.U.H-
Welterweight Champion Jackie
Fields scored three round techni-
cal knockout over Tommy Freeman
in the scheduled 12 round bout at
the coliseum. Fields weighed l4S.
Freeman $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-09
$50. California
Sport Briefs

Los ANGELES, April 0. U.P) -
Jesse Hill. star athlete of the Uni
Nersitv of Southern California, to
. day was announced bv Secretary
Arnold Eddy of the California inter.
collegiate baseball league, as head
ing the batting average list, with
4 .43j. Joe Ward. Trojan catcher. is
second with .39l while a University
of California at Los Angeles player
Durbaker, is third with ..3S9.
Los ANGELES, April Q. U.P) -
Joe Peregrina. local boxing favorite
and Russell Brooks, of Seattle, are
scheduled TO fight the 10 round main
event at Main Street auditorium
Saturday night, Promoter Carlc Cur
lis announced today.
LOS ANGELES, April 9. GU.R) -
Hockey fans of Southern California
a.e slated to see a Canadian team
in action here tonight when the
Vancouver Pallards begin intersec-
tiona lplav against the Los Angeles
Gilmore Lions. The teams are to play
n three game series. The Ballards
hold the championship of British
Columbia, while the Lions represent
the best amateur talent in Southern
California
Los ANGELES, April 9. (U.H =
Coach Dean Cromwell of the Uni
~crsity of Southern California, to-
day announced that he plans TO send
SO athletes into II ex t Saturdays
track and field meet with Stanford.
| Los, ANGELES, April 9. U.D -
It was reported here today h I
Tony Stabeneau, prize fighter, had
cloped with Miss Wilma Larson,
daughter of a Long Beach, Calf,
They are spending their
honeymoon at Aqua Caliente and
will return here i'll time for sta
beneau's scheduled fight in Holly
wood, April "a.
PASADENA, Calf, April 9. U.D
Morric c o h a n of the
Pasadena arena announced today
that Les Kennedy, popular Holly;
wood heavyweight, has been signed
TO meet the winner of the Mack
House Larry Seratti bout here to-
night.