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Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-23
So. California
Sport Briefs

SAN DIEGO, Cal, March %. UP)
The Detroit Tigers and Holly
wood Stars open a three-game ex-
hibition series here today, with the
Shieks expected to continue their
heavy hitting at the expense OF De-
troit hurlers. The Tigers have
been unable to get an even break
having been defeated in their
previous games with Pacific Coast
league teams.
LOS ANGELES, March %. W.P)-
Win Ballou was hit hard in the
first two innings when Detroit
scored eight runs from his offer
ingS, and the Los Angeles Angels
dropped a to encounter to the
Tigers yesterday. Doljok OF the
Tigers and Barton of Los Angeles
hit home runs.
ALHAMBRA, Cal. March 90. U.P)
"A third game will be necessary
to decide the ownership of the
Carleton Burke trophy for high
goal teams, as a result of the Mid
wick country clubs 8 to 8 defeat
of Los Pamperos Four of Argentina
here yesterday.
The Gauchos were forced to give
away a four goal handicap because
OF their superior rating, and this
was too much to overcome. Elmer
Boeseke, lanky California star,
scored four goals for the winners,
and played the finest game on the
field, Midwick played without the
services of its captain, Eric Pedley.
A rally in the eighth chukker
which netted two goals gave Mid
wick its victory.
LOS ANGELES, March %. UP
William T. Tilden and Emmett
Pare teamed up to defeat Karel
Kozeluh and Bobby Sellers in easy
fashion at the Los Angeles tennis
club yesterday. The score was 6-1,
6-2.
In a singles match, Tilden de-
feated Kozeluh 6-3, 81, while Pare
trounced Seller, 6-l, 6-2. Tilden
and his CzechoSlovakian opponent
have each won two matches in their
outdoor series here.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-23
CHICAGO CENTER
FOR ATTENTION
OF FIGHT FANS
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
( United Press Staff CorrespOndent


CHICAGO, March %. U.P -
Fights and rumors of fights today
ushered in Chicago's biggest pugi-
liStic week thus far in 1881.
A middleweight tournament to
determine new l60-pound cham
pionship to replace Mickey Walker
will open Tuesday night az the Col
iseum and Tuffy Griffiths of Chi
cago will meet Tommy Loughran
Oh Philadelphia in an important
heavyweight bout at the Chicago
stadium Friday night.
Meanwhile, a battle goes on be-
hind the scenes between Madison
Square Garden corporation of New
York and the Chicago stadium for
the Tony Canzoneri- Kid
Berg lightweight championship
bout.
After the Chicago stadium had
announced the Canzoneri bout for
April "a, the Garden countered with
the match that the New York Ath-
letic commission had saved the
match for New York.
Like a ghost of the past. the i'll
fated DempSey-Wills match was re-
vlved here today in circuit court
When the former heavyweight cham
pion appeared as defendant in a
$4,000 suit brought by B. E. (BilD
Clements, who is charging Demp-
sey with breach of contract.
Clements claim that he had
Dempsey, who was then champion.
contracted to fight Wills in 1926
and that Jack never fulfilled it.
Failure Of the proposed Max
Schmeling- Young Stribling heavy
weight title match to arouse inter-
est once more has brought Jack
Sharkey into the spotlight.
Sharkey will arrive here tomor-
row, with his manager, Johnny
Buckley, to find at least four pro-
moters bidding for his services. The
chicago stadium is trying to sign
the Boston heavyweight to meet The
wRnner OF the Loughran- Griffith
bout in an outdoor show here in
June.
William H. Carey, president of
Madison Square Garden, and Jimmy
Johnston, who will promote outdoor
shows at Ebbetts Field, Brooklyn,
this summer, are expected to be here
to confer with Sharkey, who is on
his way to Milwaukee where Ernie
Schaaf, the sailors protege. fights
tomorrow night. Dempsey, who is
contemplating promoting outdoor
shows here this summer. is also af-
ter Sharkeys contract.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-23
UNION
TEAM WALLOPS
IMPERIAL NINE

A shifted lineup brought Ell Cen
tro high school luck in its game
with Imperial high school Saturday
afternoon, when the Central school
nine walked away with an easy II
to 3 victory over the Imperialites.
The FL Centrans got 18 hits dur
ing the course of the game from the
pitching of Lechner Ehmke and
Wynne, El Centre pitchers, allowed
only seven hits between them. While
Gott caught the entire game for
Imperial, FL Centro put three catch
ers behind the plate. Wynne was
one, trading from the mound to the
backstop place. Hester and Price
were the others.
Edgar played centerfield for FL
Centre in place of McElvany, while
Swink took right field in place of
O'Guin. Johnson, Cary and Swink
with three hits and Price, Wynne
and Cunningham with two hits each
were heavy batters for El Centre.
Wynne and Price were fielding stars.
Clinton OF Imperial was star of
his team in the field, making some
beautiful catches in his right field
position
For FL Centro, Ehmke struck out
10 opposing batters and Wynne two.
Ehmke allowed two bases on balls,
Wynne one and Lechner of Impe-
rial four.
Central Union high school has
three practice games scheduled for
this week. One is with Calipatria,
one with Holtville and one with the
Mountain Empire team. The last
two games will be played Tuesday
and Wednesday, respectively.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-23
BY RONALD w. WAGNER
UNITED Press staff CORRESPONDENT

Aqua CALIENTE. Me-, March
%. U.P)-Old Mike Hall, a gallant
cup horse from Kentucky. staged
one of the most sensational come
backs in American turf history yes
terday to win the second renewal
of the 100000 Aqua Caliente han
dicap from a field of 10 select thor
oughbreds.
The big bay gelding. owned by r.
NJ. Eastman and ridden by the vet
eran jockey, Steve O'Donnell. ran
in perfect form TO win the worlds
richest prize and set a new Cahente
record Of 2:03 for the mile and one
quarter.
A neck behind Mike Hall was The
Choctaw, Of Audley Farm stables.
followed by Pluclsy Play of the
Northway stable. Second place paid
$4,000, third place $4,000, and
fourth $500.
Jockey Willie Moran, riding The
Choctaw protested Mike Halls VIC
tory claiming that Jockey ODon-
nell crowded him at the turn. The
judges, however, refused TO heed his
protest.
1t was a great day from the stand
point Of Aqua Caliente, Eastman
Mike Hall and the bookmakers, bat
extremely sad for the majority of
the 25,00o spectators who had ex-
pected Sun Beau, the favorite. to
win the race. The horse was
TO . favorite ut post time.
Sunbeau, with Frank Coltiletu I'D,
finished fifth. He was nosed out
of fourth place by Alexander Pan
tages, ridden by j. Pollard.
Mike Hall paid 5000 for a 50
Mutuel ticket, So to place and S4.20
TO SHOW. The heavy odds and much
OF the strategy of the race came
from the TACT he was coupled as an
entry with Pigeon Hole, owned by
II. P Headley.
Pigeon Hole Aids
Backers of The Choctaw drew
$500 for a 81 place and S4 on show.
while Plucky Play, a long shot, paid
Sl4.20 on a 81 ticket to show.
Racing men were agreed that
AhAh' Aidi4o NlNlbAg y was parity que
to Pigeon Hole.
After some delay at the barrier.
due to the surly actions of Caruso.
the horses were off at 5:24 p. m.
with Pigeon Hole in the lead. Rated
a great sprinter, Pigeon Hole held
his advantage TO the back stretch
when Coltiletti sent Sun Beau
through a small hole to lead the
field to the final turn. Pigeon Hole
after setting the pace, dropped back
and was out Of the picture.
Sun Beau weakened on the
stretch under his top load OF l2g
pounds and The ChoctaW made his
bid just as O'Donnell sent Mike Hall
into a sprint. The blue and white
colors OF Eastman flashed to the
front in the last sixth OF a mile.
During early stages Mike Hall had
coasted in eighth position.
The 10 horses were closely bunch
ed past the judges stand. The also
rams were Sun Beau, Ervast, Pigeon
Hole. Caruso, Lady Broadcast and
Sandy Ford.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-23
'Flappers' Back
To Normal Paths

settled back to normal, with the
Flapper Chorus and other features
Of the El Centro Junior Chamber of
Commerce play, college Flapper,"
merely hilarious memory after
Saturday nights final performance.
Harry Becker, Perfect So" bathing
beauty, again was proclaimed Miss
Ell Centro of 1856 by the Saturday
night crowd beating out j. c. Neale,
city clerk. who appeared as a dane
ing girl. The two presented a tough
race for first honors.
Members of the junior chamber
today expressed themselves as being
highly satisfied with the outcome
of the production.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-23

Madame Dorie Astrology and
Psychic Readers. Phone 687, IT'S
Broadway. 1877
Farm Center Meeting-Eastside-
Sunset farm center will meet Thurs
day evening at 7:30 in the Holtville
Eastside school. Moving pictures
will be shown, music will be furn-
ished by the Holtyille high school
orchestra and Frank Beyschlag and
Earl v. G. Northrup will be the
speakers of the evening.
DIR. A. Il. Ranson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist.
LingO's Garage--Opposite court
house, west, offers valve grinding
en- all cars at 10 per cent off stand
ard prices until April /. Th-M-W
Traffic Officers Busy-Five traf-
fic arrests were made by officers
of the California Highway Patrol
over the week end. two for drunk
driving reduced in justice court TO
reckless driving. Arthur McDer-
mott of Los Angeles, arrested by J.
@. Macdonald, was sentenced in
Calexico to pay a fine of $3.50 or
serve 60 days in jail for reckless
driving, and B. Paine was fined $50
by Judge Mayfield here for the
same offense.
DIR. l.. W. Jensen, dentist-Spe-
cializing in inlay work. Gas ad-
ministered. 10 North Sixth Street.
3-m, ,fr-tf
Building Permit Issued-A build
ing permit for $50 garage at 563
Brighton avenue was issued TO L.
F. Spainhawer in the city engineers
office today.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-23
Fickers From
Training Camps

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
%. (U.P)-The Indianapolis Ameri-
can Association club provided op-
position today for the New York
Yankee, who closed their series
against the Boston Braves yester-
day with a to . defeat, but WIN
ming the series, five games to three.
WEST PALM BEACH. Fla,
March %. U.P)-Fielding practice
was scheduled for the st. Louis
Browns today in preparation for
tomorroWs exhibition with Buffa-
10. The Browns were defeated by
Toledo yesterday 8 to 7.
GULFPORT, Miss, Mar. %. U.P)
The Washington Senators invad-
ed Gulfport today to meet the Balti-
more International League team
The Senators were in high spirits
following yesterdays 8 to 7 victory
over Louisville.
BRADENTON. Fla, March %.
UP)-St. Louis Cardinals were
hosts today TO the Phillies and
hoped to ayenge yesterdays six to
five setback at the hands of the
Cincinnati Reds.
The Phillies spent Sunday in a
practice game with a Winterhaven
semi pro club and won to 0.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, March 90.
U.P)-Outfielders Jolley and Rey-
nolds were scheduled for special
fielding drill during the Chicago
White SoX workout today The two
gardeners turned in four errors yes
terday and gave the New York Gil
ants seven unearned runs and a 10
to victory.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, March %.
(U,P) - Clarence Mitchell, veteran
southpaw spitballer. is expected to
be a big aid to the New York Giants
this season. Mitchell made his first
start yesterday and held the Chi
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-23
WROTE STORIES IN JAIL

SWEETWATER, Tex. (U.P)-When
George Parks, courthouse man of
the Sweetwater Reporter, was jailed
recently because of the publication
of an indictment before an arrest
had been made, he continued to
work for his paper. The day that
he was confined his stories appeared
on page one in a special 'jail Sec
ton" of the Reporter.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-23
WIFE's DREAM COMES TRUE

GALAX, Va, U.P)-Mrs. Jethrow
Webb dreamed she saw her husband
drop dead. So impressed by it, she
kept her small son from school. A.
9:45 a. m, Webb, an automobile
salesman, dropped dead.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-23

The lemon output from Colusa
County this year will be about l25
carloads, all from the Mills Or
chardS.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-23
NO SET-UP FOR
BOBBY PACHO IN
SOLDIVAR BOUT


It's been quite some time since
boxing fans have seen Bobby pacho
go more than two or three rounds
at the Imperial Valley Athletic club,
but they are quite likely to see him
! extended to the limit Friday night
when he meets Joe Soldivar.
That statement is based on the
showing that Soldivar made last
Friday in winning from Frankie Ar
regon. Fighting a southpaW for the
first time, and also marking his in
itial appearance over the 10 round
route, Soldivar showed the fans that
he has plenty of stuff.
Naturally he was bothered by Ar
regon'S southpaw style but he made
good fight OF it and there was no
questioning the decision.
Joe is fast and clever. He also
packs something of a punch as Ar
RECON can prove. He sank several
into Frankie's midriff and the valley
boy knew he had been hit.
Soldivar has plenty of reason for
wanting TO trim Pacho. Joe is a
stablemate of Johnny Previs whom
Pacho knocked out recently in Hol-
lywood. The claim is made that
making 1913 pounds for Pacho weak
ened Previs. The fans can believe
that or not as they wish.
The club has been accused of
feeding Pacho set-ups. That is al
ways the claim when a boy wins
consistently. The fact remains that
boys who have gone good up the
coast have come down here TO meet
Pacho only to run into grief. Baby
Jack Dempsey for instance, was
supposed to knock Bobby into a
cooked hat, just as he had with any
number of coast boys. Fans who
saw the fight know what a beating
he took from Pacho.
Soldivar looks plenty good enough
for Pacho and if the valley boy
should win. he probably will know
that he has been in q fight.
Young David, the fast moving and
hard hitting Filipino boy, gets back
in harness in the semi-final, taking
on Jimmy Alvarado. the Hollywood
sheik.
Luis Reyes, the Brawley bouncer,
will mix it with Melvin Bobo. one
of the rings real comedians. in the
special event
Florencia Villa and Pelino Garcia
will open the show
Once again ladies will be admitted
without charge and the prices have
been cut to $3.50 ringside, and 81
for reserved and bleacherS.
cago White Sox sccreiess tor three
innings.
NEW ORLEANS, March 90. (UP
Pitching of Clint Brown and Mel
Harder, 1890 rockies, featured Cleve-
lands 5 to victory over Baltimore
yesterday.
SAN FRANCISCO, March %. U.P)
The Chicago Cubs took both ends
of a doubleheader from the Pitts
burgh Pirates here yesterday, max
ing clean sweep of their weekend
exhibition series.
The Cubs won the thinning
morning game 3 to 2, and the night
cap to 4. Manager Rogers Horns
by used only one pitcher in each
game. Gabby Hartnett was the
hero of the morning contest, con-
Meeting with a left field drive to
score Grace, who had doubled, for
the winning run.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-23

NEW ORLEANS, March 90. U.D
Pitching of Clint Brown and Mel
Harder, 1880 rockies, featured Cleve-
lands to victory over Baltimore
yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-23

cago White Sox sccreless tor three
innings.
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