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Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-11
DAlO DECLARED
JJNCR0WNE;D KING
OF FlYWEIChiS

Speedy Dado. the class Of the ily-
weights and rated by sports writer's
rs the uncrowned king Of the mid
get division, heads the cara at the
Imperial Valley Athletic club this
week. with johnnie GOdineZ as his
opponent.
Fans saw Dado perform here last
year and know that he is we'll en-
titled to be called a champion. He
has everything q champion needs
aad knows how to use it.
Codnez is TO set-up, having wen
the championship OF Mexico and
has been fighting some sensational
matches on the coast in recent
n crth5. He is anxious for a crack
ri Dado. believing that he can put
the indian sign OIL the Filipino.
The boys VIII battle for 10 rounds
Or less. and every Filipino in tins
valley IS ready 10 bet it viii be tor
less. with Dado On the winning END
ct the verdict.
TWO hard punchers, who ouSht tC
y Al1ss Nlt14 tkiN ASlAAc, MAJ k-NtN - ~
semi final, with Luis Reyes and Ma
riano Cebu doing their stuff. Cebu
IS a terrific clouter. but lacks eX-
pericnce and has lost several de-
cislons recently. Il he can get in
close enough to Reyes, he ought to
knock him for Z loop.
Reyes knows more about the game
than the Filipino, and also can sock
hard He s we'll able to take care
Of himself. and barring the atore-
mentioned ciose-in waIlop, he
should set By.
Andy Armstrong goes again III a
SIX rounder with Joe EspinOsa OF
Mexico as his opponent.
The opening bout wiil DC official
Tor Tiger Flowess is billed to tackle
Kid Lencho Of Ney:cal. m opener
without Tiger doe5at seem to be the
righ. thing.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-11
BIG TEN MAY
YET AUTHORIZE
CHARITY GAME
Ey DIXON STEWART
United Press staff Correspondent

CHICAGO. Nov. II. U.2)-Hopes
cl raising charity funds through
the Notre Dame Northwestern
football game, November q, were
renewed today as Big Ten confer
erce officials were asked to recon
slider their decision against allow
irg transfer OF the game from
Dyche stadium. Evanston, to Sol
oier5 Field, Chicago. Tho prop0S-
ed change in playing fields would
provide approximately sl50,000 for
Charities aiding the unemployed.
George GotZ. multi-millionaire
civic leader and chairman of the
state unemployment commission.
aponsorod renewal Of the petition
for transfer Of the game Getz
wired President Walter Dill Scott
OF Northwestern University. COM
11enting on the fact that North
western is being forced to turn
bart ttOusa1ds Of dollars sent
with applications ccr tickets 70 The
game and suggesting that Scott per-
ScNalY arrange that the conference
committee again be asked to per-
rl!t the transfer
CCOieS Of the telegram were sent
20 al presidents Of western confer
cnce universities
With all previous objcctions to
.hc transfer, except technical Bic
I'm rules, nov removed it was be-
leTad probable thar the conference
WOULD reverse its decision.
Big Ten school complained that
thcT were being put on TIE soot"
b" ambitious neiphboring rivals
seeking 10 use charity as an excuse
% force Games which could not be
Booked otherwise.
The Notre Dame Northwestern
contest differs from other proposed
charity games in that It is a rcgu-
larry scheduled contest. which
would be used as o charity aid
without working a hardship upon
either school.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-11
STANFORD COACH
FINALLY ADOPTS
SHIFT FORMATION

PAIO ALTO, Calf, Nov. H. lU.R)
If the OLD proverbs hold true,
there is rejoicing today III that Sc
lect company OF football coaches
that includes John Heisman, Knute
Rockne. Howard Jones and jim
my" Phelan.
For the toughest convert Of them
all is reported in the fold.
Believe it or not. newspaper cor
respondents on Stanford farm re-
ported today that they had seen a
Warner team Shifting! Pop, Tor
years bitter and outspoken oppon-
rent Of the accordion line and the
leapfrog backs, has come across at
last.
According to the scribes, ycstcr-
days maneuvers for the Stanford
varsity included play that began
with the old Warner formation &C
open, balanced line-and before
the ball was snapped, shifted into
the old "A"-closed, unbalanced
line.
There IS one possible eaten: Inc
odd Fox" assumed noble ire when
informed the ScribeS were taking
notes and forthwith gave orders
that they were 70 be barred for the
season.
Football scholars venturcd the
prediction that the conversion
might not stick and that two Sat
urdays hence a California line that
has painfully drilled against shift
ing Cardinal team may find them
selves again facing the old familiar
frozen formations.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-11
! OR i $ !
SPARTANS AND BULLDOGS PLAY
STIRRING NO SCORE CONTEST

ione runs. lodging Calc%!co tacklcrS
beautifully.
Rean,s and Eeich on the FL Cen
trC line were playing a desperate
defensive same. stopping Cale%'co
Laws many a time before the VIsl-
tcrs couid make any yardage at al.
Boio~ouez ara English were the
outstanding linesmep on the CaleXl-
60 squad. doing q lot Of damage TO
Ccntro''S plays.
Tho opening Of the game was
-arkcd pg a kicking duel. El Cen
ITO E.lsc5 Off 10 Bl3ckman, who
made ~9-yard return. CaleXlco
cEcd. q Cent!o made downs with
Price a0d WyEne carrying the ball,
then kicked baeS. Shlpley Of Cal
lXic0 tv.cd q long pass. and Wynne
5el. or q CalcXlco tumble. Edgar
lat t,e line hard Cor a good ga!n,
tl2ea E Centyo kicked again. Cal
Czico made first downs, and tried
q pas5 on the first down OF the next
ten. but It was incomplete. The
were held, and kicked on fourth try
to Hammer, vino returned five
yards. F. Centre kicked.
J. Birmingham kicked back 10
Price El Centre was penahzed 10
the 20-vard line for holding. Wynnc
Hacked TO Blackman. who was
forced outside on the e Centro As
Yard line. As the quarter ended
Wynne had intercepted pass from
J. Brittineham
The second quarter was 2 repeti.
ton OF the first As the half ended
= Centro was going for a touch
down after Price fell on a CaleXlco
tumble on The 20-yard line. and Il
Cartro Immediately made yardage.
III the second half Fl Centre
seemed to nave tho ball most OF the
time. but could not push it over tor
. score.
The game was watched By abou,
5000 fans. Both schools earpcnuned
between halves. ct the same time
thc town band was playing.
Starting lireups FOR Il C2ntrO
-,-,3 Co7,,-s-O t--o,1-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-11

Like their brothers OF mythology.
II Centro's Spartans enjoyed but Il
sparse diet last night in the matter
CT scores. but with the spirit CT the
Spartans, the high school squad
held the CaleXico BULLDOGS to the
same slim diet, 10 end an cXcltnE
football game, @ to @.
Playing the first STRING through
TO the bitter end. Coach BoN Arm
strong Of FL Centre made only three
sabstitauons during the game. VIII. e
the CaleXico coach made none.
Both teams we're working So VOL
that a substitution might have been
dangerous. III the middle Of The
field Fl Centre and CaleXlco each
loosencd up slightly, only to GeAtoa
UP when the ball got into danger
The closeneSs OF the contest can
be seen from the fact that El Cen
tro made siX first downs. While Cal
cXico accounted fer five In the
matter of yardage the local team
lad something Of ar edge, pied up
by passes from Wynne and by Ions
runs on the part of Price and Ham
Der.
On the CaloXico team. J. Br.tt.,lg-
ham seemed % be doing most OF the
effective tau packing ard kicking
While his kicks were longer than
those of Wynne. the latte-'s pUnts
SCARED high into The air. giving q.
Centric ends c chance TO get down
and tackle the receiver before e.
could make any long returns.
"RaCetorSea Hammer and Pc
wee" Price o. Fl Centre time ana
again broke through open fed Tor
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-11
CHOCOLATE GETS
NEXT CHANCE AT
FEATHER CROWN
BY FRANK GETTY
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK, NOV. IL. lU.P)-One
answer to the question: What is
wrong with boYing?" is found to-
day in the announcements from
Madison Square Garden concerning
two impending featherw c j 6 h
matches
For an example of how fighters
managers connive for business rcas-
ons to spoil the sport of the thing
one need look 70 further.
Fidel La Barba, probably the best
boxer in the division, and certainly
the foremost challenger for the
title. is matched With Bud Taylor Of
Torre Hautc, q rough little game
ster who has passed his prime, both
as fighter and a drawing card.
They Will meet November % il the
garden.
Kid Chocolate, who was soundly
whipped by La Barba a week ago.
is matched with Bat Battalino Of
Hartford, the champion, in IS
round fight for the title on Dccem-
ber 70.
For reasons known to themselves
and a few others, managers Of Bal-
telino have chosen to pit him
against the Cuban, rather than
against the logical contender If
there were any craftsmanship in
voIved. the champion should meet
the best man available.
Instead, however, Pete Reilly
Battalino's manager, selected Choc.
olate. after watching the kid take
beating at the capable hands OF
La Barba.
The Garden announced that Bat
talino would receive the usual title
holders share of ST. per cent OF
the receipts, but promoters of the
New York Americans Christina.
fund for which the show is ar
ranged, hope to whittle a few dol
lars eff the Hartford boys eri.
Title Looss Bad
It is said that Chocolate has
promised that n event Of a victory
over Batta,ino he viii give Il
Barba the first chance at the cham
panionship. That is Cne OF those
, promises frequently made and a.
most never kept.
The Cutan. despite his defeat a.
the hands Of the Californian CT
Noyembcr 3, VII be favored t
whip Battalino With comparative
t case, if the boys who wager O,
such things are convinced tha'
everything is on the UP and up
Reilly wisely has refused to allow
Battalino to meet Chocolate or any
ethe- good l26-pounder TO Gate
The Hartford featherwe;ght ha'
been boxing professionally onlj
three years. He vas comparativo-
" unknown when Reilly, then man.
ager of Routis, steered the l!ttl.
Frenchman up 70 Connecticut L
meet Battalno in tha latter'S home
town IN title bout. Battallnt
won on points. after which it de
veloped that, strangely enough
{ Reilly had suddenly become hi
manager, leaving Routis to max
his way home TO France
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-11
FAST FOOTBALL
CAME BOOKED BY
SAN DIEGO ELKS

SAN DIEGO, Nov. IL Especial -
AS colorful an aggregation on tho
Pacific coast as is Notrc Dame On
the football fields Of the big time
is the Santa Clara University
eleven. On the Pacific coast the
Broncos are ranked alongside such
powerful grid tearas as ST. Ia-y's
California, Stanford, Southern Cal
ifornia. etc
The 1880 creation OF Coach Clip
per" Smith, already established as
another good team from the north
ern valley, is coming TO San Diego
November is, 10 play one-halt The
leading role in the first annual
charity game Of tho San Diego Elk5
lodge, No. I66. Opposing the Santa
Clarans will be the San Diego Ma
r;ne Ccrps eleven. the strongest
service organization in this district
and truly a representative squad,
The game is scheduled for the city
stadium. starting at 2 p. IN. Added
10 it is one Of the most colo"fgl and
interesting supporting programs yet
presented locally with football
game.
There will be bands from various
local units, drill teams Of the Elhs
lodge, card stunts and various
other entertaining events. the ma
iority CT which arc to fill the pc
riod between halves.
The annual Christmas Day char
table enterprise of the San Diego
Elks is the reason for the game The
proceeds 20 entirely 10 bringing n
bit Of cheer and rappine55 at Yule.
tide TO the needy and poor OF the
city and county. It is a wcrthy
cause and one to which citizens Of
San Diego city ard county are rail-
lying to with enthusiastic support.
Spectacular as will be the pro-
gram to be presented as surround-'
ing atmosphere for the biggest foot
ball game for San Diego this year,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-11
PROVEN RELIEF FOR
STOMACH AILMENTS

PEERLESS STOMACAL has af-
fordcd thousands of people perman-
ent relief from Ulcers Of the Stom-
ach, Gas on the Stomach and other
chronic Stomach ailments. 1t tones
~ the Stomach. restores normal,
healthy condition, allowing natural
digestion to take place. Every per-
son troubled with any form Of Stom.
ach di iorder should use PEERLESS
STOMACAL TO correct their condi-
tion by rcmo7ag the CAUSE that
produces pain and suffering. a ne
elected stomach ailment may, if not
attended by proper treatment, lead
to serious complications. This rem
edy is especially beneficial in the
treatment Of Stomach Ulcers.
Get il at Mikesei's FL Centre
Drug store, $50 per bottlc.--Ady.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-11
Flickers From
Gridiron Camps

PALO ALTO. Nov. II. U.P)-
Pleased over the showing of his
big rcd machine against Wash
ngton, Pop" Warner, veteran
Stanford coach, planned today tc
give his regulars a rest this week
and concentrate on the less cxpe-
rienccd players who will be used
in Saturdays game with California
Tech. Saturday week sees the big
event with California.
BERKELEY, Nov. II. U.p)-A hu-
inflated California football squad
-smarting under the remembrance
of u. S. C.s 74-0 "maSsacre"
day began preparations for a come
back against Nevada Saturday. 1t
was thought "Nibs' Price would
save most of his first string men
for the Stanford encounter the
following week.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-11
So. California
Sport Briefs

WHITTIER. Calf, Nov. II. UP
The Whittier Poets. figl ting for
their last opportunity TO win the
Southern California conference IL
tic. meet the Pomona SGgehenS here
this afternoon III the feature game
Of the Armisticc Day in the South
land
Although defeated early il the
season, the Poets have chance to
claim the bunting If San Diego
State can trim California Tech and
romona. The SagehCnS have ScoreL
only ono touchdown all season, and
look like logical cellar contcndcrS.
LOS ANGELES. Nov. Il .UP,-
The University OF Hawaii football
,eam. headed by Coach Otto Klum,
will arrive hero tomorrow mornin ;
from San Francisco to meet the
University of Southern California II
the Coliseum Saturday.
The Roaring Rainbows, as they
are known, arrived in the Bay City
this morning and saw the sights be-
fore entraining for the Southland.
Garrett Arbelbide, end. who
blocked so many Of California s
puntS last week, probably will see
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-11
DRAW VERDICT IN
BOUT AT FRESNO

FRESNO, Calf. Nov. 11U.P)-
Indian jimmy Rivers. l50 Los
Angeles, and Johny Bcncdetti. I55.
Fresno, sluggcd each other for 10
rounds here last night to draw.
Fourteen Years experience ard Is
pounds more weight ayailed Gene
Cline lGG, Oakland. nothing a
Cainst Nish Kirkorian. l55, l3-year-
DID Fresnian VINO broke Cune's law
IN the third round Of the semi
WindIp TO win q technical knock
out.
TOMMY Kramer, 123, Fresno. de-
cie:o1cd Kid Magsambol l24. Man
ila in four rounds: SAMMY Brown,
l26. Fresno. knocked out Harry
williams, l25, Monterey, in the
third.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-11
NOTRE DANES
STAR BACK IS
MARRIED MAN

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Nov Il.(U.P)
Joe Savoldi's place on the Notre
Dame football team appeared secure
today decide to take disciplinary
action. jumping Joe" will remain
IL the lineup.
While Savoldi refused to discuss
the case il was limited that Mrs
Audrey Savoldi. against whom he
flied divorce suit last week and
then withdrew it. might take the
same action herself within few
days.
"Sayoldi is Just big. good heart
cd kid and made a mistake" Coach
Knute Rocknc said. Tie told me
nc realized the marriage was mis-
take as soon as the ceremony was
performed He insisted he had
rot lived with Miss Koehler and
haG not seen her since they were
married.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-11
SIRIBLING PICKED
TO BEAT DE KUH

ATLANTA, Nov. II. U.P)-Al-
though outweighed by 20 pounds
W l. Young" Str.bling was ia
Vored TO defeat Arthur De Kuh.
Now York. in q 10 round bout at
- Spiller ball park here today.
Sponsors Of the bout said 10000
.eTSonS would be present when the
TWO heayyWeiRfts clash between ?
acd 1 p. m TIE weather was none
TOO promising, but the official fore
caster SAID nothing worse than
occasional showers"
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-11

weight. Hotter won decision oNo'
the 10 round route,
Tavlor failed to show a thing'
r,oking only few halfhearted az
trmpts to punch back. Holtzer' on
The other hand, landed dozen soilo
blows to Taylor's one. Tayiol
weighed l27 pounds and Holtzer
t26l3.
Taylor is scheduled to meet floc1
la Barba in New YORK Guy No'cili
Der 2G.
Hymie Miller won aix-round de-
cision over Charley Ernst IN the
special event.
Baby Sal sorio, on tile comeoack
trail. beat Len Porter on technl-
cal knockout in the sixth round Oh
an eight-round scmi-linal.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-11

no action Saturday. He is nursing
sore shoulder,
The U. S. C. trosn uicse their sea-
son this afternoon with a game
against the U. c. l.. A. first year
men.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. II. tU.P>--
Facing one Of the toughest assign
mcntS Of the season. the Los Ange-
les City Fire Department football
team meets the Arizona State Col
lege Lumberjacks here tonight.
Tie visiting lumberjacks, 80
strong, arrived here this morning
from Phoenix II their only other
viSit to the Southland this year,
they defeated Whittier College 20
to 0.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. II. UP
Bud Taylor. the terror of Terre
Haute behed his nickname last
night when he was roundly trounced
by Maurice Hotter, French feather
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-11
CHIC AGO FIGHTS

CHICAGO, Nov. =. U.3l-Babc
Kellt-, 126. los Angeles. defeated
Harold Brown, 1881. Havana, Gu
ca. a.; Carr Schiller, 145, Flgin,
IL. and Al Kline, 1452., Cleveland,
Drew IS; and Eddie Wilson, ia,
Tampa, Fla, defeated Mickey
Mack. IL, Chicago, "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-11

High temperatures IN the Goa
che!Ia valley in early October we're
very beneficial to cotton and dates
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-11

It is doubtful if the action will sur
pass the same itself The Bronco5
bring south powerful squad. one
we'll verSed in the fundamentals Of
the games and overloaded with
speed deception, beef and power.
How strong the Broncos truly are
car be Geduced from the 1870 count
to which they held the st. Marys
Gaels two weeks ago.
II Coach Johnny Blewett's Ma
rines the BroHcos meet a worthy
foe. Blewett. using 4 moderrized
Andy Smith system Of play, has
produced fast, shifty and strong
squad. This team was good enough
to stop the outstanding Far West
service eleven, the West Coast Ar
my Of San Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-11
WOMEN MAN" TEIEATER

LONDON, U.H - The Grafton
1ondoa's smallest thcater, Is
manned" entirely by women,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-11

The Lonpoc Valley. Santa Bar
bara County, grew 10000 tons o.
sugar beetS this year or l.l56 acres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-28
CALDWELL PLANS
REV|V|NG COMPANY
Nashville Man Says No Cred
itors Will Lose by Recent
Failure.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. December 81
Rogers Caldwell, head of Caldwell &
Co., in formal statement today said
he hoped to reorganize Caldwell g. Co.
with all of its affiliated branches"
'Tt is the main hope of my life to
bring 1t back. It is my determination
that no creditors shall suffer-" he said.
IT wouldn't go so far as to say that
I have definite and well laid plans, and
of course, any plans may be modified
as the situation unfolds itself.
The failure of Caldwell & Co. was due
to the worldwide depression and the
unprecedented decline of security values
of every kind throughout the world"
he said.
eve survived the panics of 1917,
1919, 1920 and 1929, but the 1880 de-
preston in security values since June
was more than we could endure"
The company's inventory, filed by the
receivers, gave the book value" OF
assets and liabilities at approximately
$40, 000, 900 each, but made no estimate
of the actual condition of the company.
He said that in the IA years Of the
company'S existence it made more
money for Southern investors than 1t
lost them in the end.
ct have heard it said that Caldwell
& Co. did not support their own issue.
Well, the answer to that is that lost
my fortune trying to support these
issues in a falling market"
Mr.. Caldwell said he did not know
how much he was worth at the peak
of his career He once made over
million dollars on single merger.