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Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-21
Vines And Perry
Meet Saturday

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 81. UP
Competition in the annual Newport
casino tennis tournament was limit
Sd today to the doubles with the
singles finalists, Ellsworth Vines of
Pasadena, Cal. and Frederick j.
Perry of England, not meeting until
Saturday morning.
Vines reached the singles finals
yesterday with. a 6-3, 7-9, 3-6, 6-2,
o. triumph over John Van Ryn of
Philadelphia. Perry Won from Sid
neytB. Wood Of New York by de-
fault, when Wood with match point
against him for the second time in
the fifth set. collapsed with a cramp
in his left leg. He was unable to
continue and became the sixth
member of Americas First 10" to
fall before the Briton during the
past two weeks. The scores were
6-3, ST, 80, 6-1, 6-5 (30-40 on
Woods service) default.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-21
M'LARNEN GIVES
BILLY PETROLLE
SOUND BEATING
By DIXON STEWART
United Press staff CORRESPONDENT

NEW YORK. Aug. 81. U.Rl-Jim-
my McLarnin may never win the
worlds welterweight championship
an honor he has deserved for
several years-but he promises to
go down in history as one OF the
greatest welterweight fighters CT ali
time.
McLarnin reasserted his right to
ranking as the best welterweight in
the ring today and to a place in
that select group Of stars recog-
nized as the best fighters in ring
history, with a decisive l0-round
triumph over Billy Petrolle at Yam
kee stadium last night.
McLarnin gave the most impress
sive performance of his career.
Petrolle, a real gamester, extended
his heavier opponent to the limit
and the $4,000 spectators who paid
an estimated s35, 900 for the bout
witnessed a brilliantly contested
battle
McLarnin failed to score the
knockout he desired 10 avenge a
terrific drubbing from Petrolle last
December, but he won far more de-
cisively than in the second match
between the two last spring and re-
moved all doubt as to his ability to
whip the Fargo Express. McLarnin
dealt PeTolle a sound thrashing
and several times had the westerner
on the verge of a knockout.
None but a Petrolle could stand
up under such a pounding Billy
not only stood up but he kept
marching forward to press the at
tack. He backed up only once dur
ing the fight-in the eighth round
when he was on the brink of a
knockout from the effects OF ter
rifle right to the body.
McLarnin's showing was especial
ly impressive because Of the man
ner in which he combined his box
ing and punching talents to win
Billy was cut badly about the
/ nose and mouth early in the bout
and at the finish he presented a
sorry figure, staggering to his cor
ner so arm and leg-weary that it
/ seemed unlikely he could have gone
another round. McLarnin was IN
marked and fresh enough to turn
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-21
ALL-STAR TEAMS
PLAY FAST BALL
In CLOSE GAME

Substituting Tor the Shirer Drug
I. " Hardware game. two all-staf
mines last night presented fans with
one of the best games of the year
when a squad headed by John KEEP
ley defeated Paul Browns outfit, 3
TO /.
The entire game was played in
the record-breaking time of SIS min
utes. Bob O'Brien was pitcher for
the winning team, oesting Joe Hurst
in a close pitching duel OBrien
was aided by Hammerslaugh and
Dugan. who gathered in half OF the
winners hits. Lyons and Neeley
were stars Of the Brown aggrega-
ton, Lyons at bat and Neeley in
right field.
Games beginning next Monday
night will bring fans a crowded
program, with two Yuma all-star
teams appearing on Wilson Field
Wednesday night A Yuma girls
team will play team of El Centro
girls in a five Inning curtain raiser.
The men from Yuma will meet a
team Of picked valley players, head
ed by John Kepley. Several weeks
ago the Yuma players downed-an
FL Centro team. II to 7.
Standings in the El Centro night
Ipoo1,a 1aov- are-
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-21
Pacific Coast
League Scores
BY UNITED PRESS

The Oakland Acorns were dragged
from the pinnacle and today the San
Francisco Seals held undisputed
possession of top position in the
Coast league.
While Oakland was losing to Hol-
lvweod, the Seals were beating
Seattle.
Roth games went extra innings.
1t was not until the end of the
18th that Oakland bowed in a 6
10 5 defeat.
The Seals cut loose for six runs
in the 10th inning to defeat Seattle,
9 to g.
The Oaks staged a desperate ral-
~ in the ninth. scoring five runs
70 Tie the score after it had looked
Ike shutout, but the Stars scored
enc in the 18th TO win.
Los Angeles trounced the Port
land Beavers, IA to 7, with each
team making every hit count for a
ran
AS a result of the victory. the An
gels. Oakland and Portland are tied
tor fourth place.
Tony F'reitaS was temporarily re-
leased from the Marin county iail.
where he is serving a five-day SEN
tence Tor speeding, and pitched
sacramento to a to 3 victory over
the San Francisco Missions.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-21
GIANTS MAKING
STRONG BID ON
SECOND PLACE
BY L. ). CAMERON

United Press stan correspondent
NEW YORK, Aug. 81. U.P)-John
McGraws New York Giants are
strengthening their hold on second
place in the National League pen
nant race at the expense OF the
Cincinnati Reds. With two consec-
utive victories over the Reds to
their credit and two games left to
play in the series, the Giants hope
to add to their advantage before
they meet the Chicago Cubs in a
six game series next week, The
Cubs. New York's rival for the run
nerup position to the st. Louis
Cardinals, are having their diff
culties with Brooklyn and now ap-
pear to have little chance of i'm
proving their standings before NOV
ing to the polo grounds Sunday.
New York increased its ADVANTAGE
over Chicago to one full game yes
terday with a to l triumph over
Cincinnati while Chicago was los
ing a to l verdict to Brooklyn
Carl Hubbell outpitched Larry Ben
ton for the Giants victory, allowing
only hits. Strong relief pitching
by the veteran Jack Quinn beat
Chicago
Pittsburgh and Boston divided
doubleheader, the Braves winning
the first, to l in 10 innings, and
Pittsburgh taking the second, 5 to
4 Ed Brandt chalked up his 10th
victory of the season in holding
Pittsburgh to four hits in the op-
ener.
st. Louis scheduled game with
Philadelphia was postponed becausc
of threatening weather.
Philadelphia and Washington, the
American League leader and run
ner-up suffered defeats. Chicago
defeated Philadelphia, Il to 6, with
a six run attack on Hoyt in the
fifth clinching the contest.
Cleveland came from behind with
a four run rally in the fifth and
again with five runs in the seventh
to defeat Washington, 10 to 8.
Home runs by Babe Ruth, Lou
Gehrig and Joe Sewell save the
New York Yankees a T TO 3 victory
over st. Louis.
Arthur Herring pitched Detro.,
to a 7 to 2 triumph over Boston al
lowing only nine scattered hits.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-21

chell, desk sergeant, was contem-
plating police reports, he heard
muffled thuds from some point to
the left of his desk At first he
thought it was the janitor, working
in the hallway. But the thuds
sounded louder, and Mitchell began
to investigate. He even looked in
the safe.
The Investigations came to an
abrupt end when he discovered
liquid trickle leading from the suit
case and spreading over the floor
Hurriedly he opened the suitcase,
but not in time to save the last of
the cider bottles, every one of which
had blown its cap off.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-21
Ice Company Has
Safety Record

AS an example of the part 1t Is
playing in the safety first" cam
paign, the Imperial Ice and Devel-
opment company has submitted to
Judge I, Mayfield, member of the
California Highway Safety commit
tee, a report covering its activities
from October /, 1923 to March /,
1891.
In that time the companys driv-
ers Travelled approximately half a
million miles, only one accident oc-
Cured, three were arrested for
minor traffic violations and the
total cost of fines and repairs dur
ing the period was s192.06, or less
than .0004 per mile.
In commenting on the report
Judge Mayfield urged that other
firms and private citizens cooper
ate in the safety campaign.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-21
Stage Benefit
For Jim Flynn

PHOENIX. Ariz., Aug. 81. (U.P)-
Billy Papke Jr defeated Lloyd
Phelps, Mesa, Ariz., middleweight
here last night by a technical
knockout in the eighth round of a
scheduled 10-round Jim Flynn"
benefit bout.
The fight. sponsored by friends of
Fireman Jim Flynn, one time prom
inept heavyweight, netted the old
fighter $500. The money will be
used for a surgical operation to save
Flynn from threatened blindness
Phelps was hopelessly beaten and
was hanging On blindly when jim
Jeffries, former heavyweight cham
p.on, who refereed, stepped between
the pair. lifted Papke's hand in vic
tory. and shouted:
You win,'
Flynn, the only man who ever
knocked out Jack Dempsey, is blind
n one eye, and sight in the other
IS failing 1t is believed an opera
ion will save both eyes. The old
tighter operated a taxicab here I'M
I'll recently when, because of inabil-
ity to meet payments. he lost his
car.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-21
SUGGEST READY
FOR TONIGHT AT
ATHLETIC CLUB

Boys and girls who like to watci
the game Of give and take as it i:
played at the Imperial Valley Ath.
letic club. will have an opportunity
TO see some real playing tonight
if the paper dope on the variou:
bouts will only play out right.
Topping the card will be Joe link
declared to be regular WOW witt
the gloves. and Dick Ramies, whc
has been battling around San Diego
long enough to let folks over here
know that he can do a thing or Tvs
with the mitts himself.
Joe is a member of Uncle Sans
navy and following a good ring ca =
reer as a civilian. he cleaned up the
Atlantic fleet. winning the cham
pionShip. and recently has been
moved out to the Pacific coast. He
is in hopes of doing to California
middleweights what he did to the
boys around Broadway and 42nd
street.
Ramies has been through the mill
with such men as Charlie Cobb, Ba-
by Joe Cans, Swede Berglund, JIM
my McLarnin and Ace Hudkins.
Anyone who could meet these boys
and still be looking for battle has
something besides prayer and a
promise.
link and Ramies have the repu-
tation OF being sluggers, and if they
are the top of a card that looks 70
be all slug.
In the semi-final Pete loft will
take on Andy Armstrong. Pete is
a slugger and Andy would be if he
would just make up his mind to it.
loft fought two great battles here
viii Sammy Aguirre, getting a draw
in the first and winning the second
on a technical knockout. He is a
southpaw and is dangerous at all
times. If he can manage to connect
with Andy, it may be curtains for
the Holtville colored boy However,
Andy always goes best when one is
the worst, and if he gets
in and fights from the start he can
make an interesting night for Mr..
loft.
As far as fights go, we are parti-
cularly sweet on the special event,
which brings Nino Perez back to
us. Nino is some sweet baby in the
ring. He has two kayoes in two
fights here and showed the fans
enough in each to convince them
that he can make it tough for any
boy of his weight. He is meeting
Cashmere Mus tonight, and the lat
ter is billed as another Filipino SEN
sation. The little brown boys usu-
ally give a good account of them
selves, and Cashmere had better be
good, for he is meeting a good op
ponent.
Carl Hager and Louis Reyes will
open the show. Carl has not been
seen down here in close to a year.
He is a terrific hitter but is a bit
weak around the jaw. He and
Reyes put on a number of knock
down and drag out scraps here in
days gone by and the same thing
can be expected tonight. Louis has
been running into defeat rather fire.
luently lately and he is due for
reversal.
Prices have again been chopped
at the arena, the ringside section
coming down to a buck, and other
prices remain as they have been.
Ladies with escorts will be admit
ed without charge and the first
bout starts at o'clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-21
WITNESS TELLS
OF SCREAMS in
LINER TRAGEDY

NEW YORK, Aug. 81. W.D - A
story of oriental jealousy which re-
suited in a bitter quarrel between
Hisashi Fujimura and his beautiful
blonde companion, Mary Reisner,
| former actress, was unfolded today
as Investigators visited the liner
Belgenland seeking to gain infor-
nation on the mystery of Fujimu-
ra's disappearance from the liner
last Friday.
Jan Ribas, a sketch artist, occu-
pied the cabin next to the Million
aire Japanese importer on the fatal
show boat cruise. The night before
Fujimuras disappearance, he told
! investigators, he was awakened by
shouting and screaming in the i'm
porters cabin.
Fujimura, he said, was angry. He
berated the girl, ostensibly a gov
erness for the importers young
daughter, for allegedly transferring
her affections to a member of her
own race. Ribas said he heard the
! girl scream as if in pain.
Then the following morning, Ribas
told j. Edward Lumbard, an assis-
tant United States attorney, Fujt-
mura was missing from his cabin.
The story the sketch artist told
to the assistant district attorney
varied widely from that reported
told by the beautiful blonde show
/ girl. She had been quoted as say
ing she last saw Fujimura at din
ner the night before the ship
| docked.
1t was gay circle in which Full
mura and the show girl moved
aboard the vessel, passengers told
the Investigators. There was poker
for high stakes, it was said, and
Fujimura was regular attendant
at these poker games.
Mrs. Reisner moved in the gay
dancing and social set, the passen-
gers said She was popular with
the men on the vessel. There was
considerable drinking engaged In by
Mrs. Reisner and Fujimura but
neither was ever seen intoxicated,
passengers said.
The night before the boat docked,
according to Ralph Meland one of
the entertainers. Fujimura engaged
in a heavy poker game.
The occidental ways OF the mil
lionaire oriental slowly were being
revealed today and some may aid
in penetrating the mystery OF his
disappearance. It was disclosed his
life was insured for s290,000, the
beneficiary for $4,000 of which had
recently been changed. There was
also one $4,000 policy, taken out
last May, which had a two-year
suicide clause This may bring in
surance inspectors into the inves-
tigation.
The millionaire silk man was a
frequent visitor to the home OF Mrs.
Reisner at Rye. it was disclosed. At
the Westchester county suburb Mrs.
Reisner lived in a l2-room stucco
! home in which is q German maid,
a japanese butler, and Chinese
cook. A white child also lived at
! the house, believed to be the son
of Mrs. Reisner and her former
husband. Pierre Dale Won Reisner,
of Birmingham, Ala.
There often were parties at the
Rye residence of Mrs. Reisner at
tended by Fujimura, several other
japanese men and occasionally an
other blonde woman, neighbors
said
Last night Mrs. Reisner visited
the residence. gathered together
papers and some clothing and left
hurriedly in a taxicab.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-21
Favor Keller In
Spreckels Match

SAN DIEGO, Cal. Aug. 81. U.P)
-Ches Keller, San Diego Country
club, was favored to win the eighth
annual golf tournament for the A
B. Spreckels cup as the field mar
rowed to the semi-final round OF
play today.
Keller, who yesterday eliminated
Russell Osgood, San Diego, 5 and /
was to meet w H. Jacks Of Los
Angeles. who defeated E. F. Combs
Los Angeles, and l, in the lower
bracket. while j. G. Hunter, Flint
ridge, Pasadena, medalist in the
tournament, was facing Die k
Thompson, Los Angeles.
Hunter won from Curtis Will
lianas, Long Beach, and l yester-
day, while Thompson was eliminat-
ing Johnny Ingle. San Diego, 3 and
l.
Finals in the championship round
will be played tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-21
Here And There
In Sport World


PASADENA, Cal, Aug. 81. UP
Sammy James, Arizona negro light
heavyweight, won the decision from
Punch En- Paul" Delaney of Sc
attic in a fast eight-round main
event last night
Tommy Hughes. Pasadena, and
Ray Butler, San Diego, fought to a
draw in the semi-final eight round.
Morrie Eagelson, Los Angeles, cas-
lily won from Bucky O'Brien of San
Bernardino, in four-round prelim-
mary.
NEW YORK, Aug. 81. U.P) = Ray
Steele, California, defeated Al Pi-
erotti, Italy, in wrestling match
here last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-21
PATRICK WINS

CHICAGO, Aug. 2l U.P)-Ton
Patrick, Los Angeles light heavy
weight, defeated Baxter Gaines
Wichita, Kansas, in a 10-round bout
at Shrewbridge field last night
Patrick weighed III, Gaines ia
OF was Patricks sixth straight VIC
tory in a Chicago ring.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-21
Oregonian Collects Air Letters

SALEM, Ore, U.P)-C. S. Doug
las has taken an interest in some
thing modern to collect in one s
scrapbook. Several hundred air
mail letters sent in first dispatches
10 airports in almost every state
OF the union have been received by
Douglas In most cases, the letters
were signed by the governors.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-21
Schmeling Ready
To Fight Walker

BERLIN, Aug 81 U.P)-MaX
Schmeling, worlds heavyweight
boxing champion, will meet Mickey
Walker, former middleweight cham
pion, in a bout at Atlantic City or
Miami late in February, Joe Jacobs,
manager Of the German, told the
United Press today.
Jacobs also said that he was en-
deaYoring to arrange a bout in June
against Gene Tunney or Jack
Dempsey both former heavyweight
champions. This bout might be held
in Chicago, Jacobs said.
NEW YORK, Aug. 81. U.P)-A
Schmeling-Walker bout might ma
terialize. boxing men said here to-
DAY. They held that a Schmeling-
Dempsey bout also was a possibility,
since Dempsey is preparing for a
comeback" Intimates of Tunney
asserted that Schmeling will never
meet him.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-21
Evidence Lost As
Cider Blows Tn

Captain John Mayo of the FL
Centre police department is faced
with the necessity of gathering new
lots of cider for testing as alcoholic
contents.
Mayo gathered several gallons of
the suspicious cider into me fold
three nights ago, and placed it in a
suitcase, but he did not count on
the weather.
Early this morning. as Bill Nit
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-21
Jumping Joe Is
Married Again

WAUKEGAN, Ill, Aug. 81. U.P)-
joe Savoldi, former Notre Dame
fullback, embarked on his second
marital venture today. He married
Miss Daisy De Witt, %, of Santa
Monica. Cal, yesterday and left for
Milwaukee, where he was scheduled
to appear in a wrestling match to-
night
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-21

Water supply at Orland, Glenn
County, is normal. 40 per cent of
the total storage being on hand
August /. Mud flow from Mt. Shas-
ia, flowing down McCloud River
has spoiled fishing and bathing in
the upper Sacramento River.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-21

Two girls and Is boys in Nevada,
All club members, are feeding "a
baby beeves for the San Francisco
show. They are Angus, Herefords
and Shorthorns.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-21
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

YeSterday's Results
San Francisco, 9; Seattle, 3.
Hollywood, s: Oakland. 3.
Los Angeles, "a; Portland, 7.
Sacramento, 5; Missions, 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-21

handsprings in midring when the
unanimous decision of Referee Pat
sy Haley and Judge George Kelly
and Charley F.. MaShison was an
nounced.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results

Il NSttA uts.F = HtNsdFtN
Boston. 2-5; Pittsburgh, Ia.
Brooklyn, 4; Chicago. l.
New York, 8; Cincinnati, /.
ST. Louis and Philadelphia, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-08-21
B A S E B ALL
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Chicago. II: Philadelphia, 6.
Cleveland, 10; Washington. 8.
Detroit. 7; Boston, ..
New York. 7: st. Louis, 3.
La gaceta., 1931-07-24

Aplaudian a rabiar las tribu-
mas, comenzando por la de Sc
horas, donde no Sc admiraba me
nos La gallardia varonil del ora
dor que SUI arrebatadora elocuen
cha, y a~plaudfan tambien las opo
siciones sistematicas o radical
les, no solo hacienda justicia a
aquel nueyo atleta del Parlamen
to, sino en- odio a los dos o tres
Ministries que agonizaban va en-
ell banco azul.
Ell mismo Presidente del Con-
sejo de Ministries hacia algunas
senales involuntarias de eonfor
midad con las ideas de CUTLER
mo, Y la palabra crisis parcial
circulaba por todos los labios
antes de que nuestro joven hu-
biese terminado aquel discurso
La gaceta., 1931-07-24

vehementisimo, l6gico V conmo.
vedor a un propio tempo. en-
que no Sc saba que admirar
mas, 81 la solidez del raciocinio
la arrogancia del tono, la atina-
da invocation de hechos V pre-
ceptos, y las s~aludables Y pro-
Ifundas doctrinas que sustenta-
ba o la energia de la Erase, 81
primer del estilo, Y la novedad
y atrevimiento de las fieuras
ret6ricas...
Enrique fue ell primero cue
.trep6 de banco en- banco nara
If a felicitarle tan luego como
acab6 de hablar.
Otros muchisimos diputados
dc varios dolores pasaron tam
bien a saludarIo a su asiento...
Suspendi6ss en- fin, Ia session
La gaceta., 1931-07-24

desenvolver en- circumstances
tan schemes.
Guillermo pidi6 la palabra /;
y, no obstante 10 mucho que ha-
bia bajado su papel desde que
lego al Congreso, o tai vez por
10 mismo que estaba va en- tela
de juicio su aptitud para las IL
des politicas, la expectation ge-
neral fue muy profunda...
Tn minute despues era due
no de la Camara: al cabo de me-
dia bora ell Mfnistro de la Go
bernaci6n Sc revolcaba en- ell
polvo de sus mejores argumen-
tos, mientras que los antes des-
barbados disidentes, incluso
Enrique Y Miguel, levantaban la
cabeza como diciendo: "lAsi
somos nosotros!"
La gaceta., 1931-07-24

chas cruzadas a la mandfbula.
Ara pareci6 perder potencia
cuando su rival lie aplicara efec-
tivos punetazos en- ell cuarto.
Ara sali6 a pelear en- ell quin-
to, mas fresco, y afecto visible
mente a Jeby con izquierdas y
derechas a la cabeza.
I'm gancho i%zquierdo abri6
una profunda herida sobre ell
ojo derecho de Jeby. Y enton-
ces hasta ell decimo Ben llev6 la
ofensiva. En- ell asalto final alta
co Ara, con las dos manos pero
este lie contuvo la velocidad con
duras derechas a la cabeZa.
Despues Jeby, cansado y grog
gy, tuvo que agarrarse hasta la
campanada final.
Ell pdbIico hizo demostracio-
mes de protesta cuando Sc anun
clio que ell "groggy" habfa con-
quistado la victoria.
Jeby es uno de los mejoras
pugilistas de peso mediano.
La gaceta., 1931-07-24
La pelea ddr6 l1aGEasalbos
y cada uno'de los gE ELres pc
saba lis libras.
BATTALINO DERROTO A
MILLER

Cincinnati, Ohio, julio "a
Bat Battalino, ell campe6n mum
dial de peso de pluma, defendi6
aver su corona venciendo>a Fred
dy Miller, de esta ciudad. Dos
wees cay6 Miller al tabladokpor
ell conteo de nueve, en- Ell octgvo
asalto, salvandole la campaM.
Ell campe6n tom6 la ofensiva
desde ell principle y la mantuvo,
alcanzando un facil triunfo.
Ell campeon recibi6 a Miller
con una s6lida deAcha a la
quijada al sonar la campana
del primer asalto, estremecier
dol6.
En- ell segundo Miller empe-
70 a sangrar de la nariz Y fue
vapuleado por TODD el ring
FL retador llev6 la mejor partt
EN- ell tercero. En- ell quinto en-
pez6 a demostrar cansancio y
Bat lie mand6 a las sogas con
una derecha.
Con derechas cortas e IL
quierdas por ell cuerpo, Batta-
limo conmovio q su rival, en- e.
sexto.
Las dos caidas del aspiran-
tie a campe6n courtroom en- Ell
octave.
Unas 10000 personals pre-
senciaron ell bout"
Unanime fue la decision de
los jueces y ell referee.
La gaceta., 1931-07-24
Con lbs Cuantes

Han venido a visitarnos Nj
colas Claudio y Luis Lizalde,
los pugilistas llegados aver de
Puerto Rico.
Claudio tiene 5 pies II pulls
gadas de estatura y Lizalde es
un poquitin mas pequeho que
su hermano Siso.
Nicolas hizo aver "boxeo de
sombra" Y luce bien, aunque
parece tener POGO peso para
Lsu estatura. Hoy practicara tie
'niendo de ayudante a George
Bron, en'el Cfrculo, a las tres
de la tarde.
Lizalde Sc ejercitara cog
Kid Posada.
La gaceta., 1931-07-24
JEBY DERROTO A IGNACIO
ARA

New York, julio 24.-Ignacio
Ara, Ell campe6n espanol de peso
mediano, perdi6 aver la deci-
sion de los jueces en- un renido
match con Ben Jeby, pugilista
de esta ciudad.
Jeby fue derribado por ell
conteo de nueve, en- ell primer
asalto, Y en- ell segundo recibi6
duro castigo. BESIDE entonces el
neoyorquino tom6 ell mando de
La situaci6n, exceptuando los
rounds quinto y decimo.
A partir del tercero Jeby alta
CO por ell cuerpo, con ganchos IL
quierdos por ell cuerpo y dere-