Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-15
Here And There
In Sport World

BUENOS, AIRES, Nov. 15.-ThC
Argentine Polo association an.
nounced the four riders who woulC
/ represent Argentine against The
j United States in the Americas CuI
series starting Saturday.
They are the Reynal brothers
Martin and Jose, and Manuel An
+ drada, members of the Santa Paula
four that was defeated by the Uni
| ted States Meadowbrook team Sat
urday in the Argentine open polk
championship. The fourth man is
Arturo Kenny.
The Meadowbrook quartet again
will represent the United States
It's lineup for the open champion
ship comprised Elmer Boeseke
Winston Guest, Michael Phipps and
William Post.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-George
Barker of New Yofk university won
the I. c. A. A. A. A. cross country
championship yesterday, and Man
haitian college, which placed five
men in the first 25 finishers for
rs points, captured the team tro-
ply. Barker covered the six mile
Van Cortlandt park course in 49,
595s, new record.
EVANSTON, H., Nov. 15.-Ken
Meenan, twice-married Northwest
ern football player, will return to
school in February to complete his
studies and athletic career. Nee
nan, who was a regular halfback as
a sophomore last year, lis raking
leaves on the campus to earn part
of his tuition Meenan's first mar
riage was annulled and his second
faces dissolution in the divorce
courts.
CHICAGO, Nov. Is. Jackie
Fields OF California, welterweight
champion, may defend his title
against an opponent to be named
later in the Chicago coliseum Dec.
8. Ray Alvis, Fields manager, has
agreed to the match.
CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-Negotia-
tions have been opened for a hea-
vyweight bout between Max
Schmeling, former champion, and
Max Baer of California here during
the worlds fair in June or July.
Matchmaker Nate Lewis has re-
ceived assurances from Joe Jacobs,
Schmeling's manager, and Ancil
Hoffman, Baer's manager, that
they will come here early in De-
cember to discuss terms. The bout
may be held in Soldiers field or
one of the two Chicago major
league baseball parks.
PARIS, Nov. 15.-Panama Al
Brown, worlds bantamweight
champion, was in the American
hospital today fighting a high fe-
yer as a result of his Iron Mar"
performance last night in leaving
his sick bed to knock out Emile
Spider" Pladner in an non-Jitle
bout.
Brown knocked out the former
flyweight champion in the second
round of their scheduled 10-round
bout, and as the referee raised AIS
arm in token of victory, Brown
wilted to the floor in a faint. =
Brown weighed 123 pounds;
Pladner 122.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov Is. -
Make Rosenbloom, light heavy
weight champion, ruled a favorite
today to hand John Henry Lewis,
13 year old Phoenix, Ariz., Negro
flash, his first defeat when they
meet in a non-title 10-round bout
here tomorrow night. 5
Although Lewis has hung up an
impressive string Of victories in
this district, ringside observers be-
lieve he lacks the experience to
cope with Rosenbloom's shifty at
tack.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Kid Cho-
colate of Havana, New York state
world featherweight champion
selected Pete Nebo of Florida as a
'tune-up" opponent last night at
st. Nicholas arena and almost got
his block knocked off.
The judges awarded Chocolate
the decision after 10 rounds of hard
fighting, but the crowd thought
it should have been a draw. The
hard hitting Seminole gave Cho-
colate a workout in preparation fol-
his title defense against Fidel La
Barba next month.
Chocolate weighed 12912 pounds
Nebo 134%.