Imperial Valley press., 1932-09-02
Here And There
In Sport World
BY United Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2. = Miss
Ethel Catherwood, pretty Canadian
high jump star of the 1923 Olym-
| pic games, will be married here
September 10 to Byron Mitchell,
former University of California ath-
lete, it was announced today. The
romance Of the couple began at
the 1928 Olympiad in Amsterdam.
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 2.-Plucky
Play, star of the Northway stable,
will not appear in races at Tan
foran this season, Norman w.
Church, owner, said today. The
horse will be seen in the east, he
said. Other horses of the stable
are at Tanforan.
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 2.-Ceferino
Garcia, Filipino welterweight, and
Tommy King of Boston will fight
the 10-round main event of boxing
bouts at American Legion stadium
tonight.
LOS ANGELES, Sept. "A fight
for the heavyweight championship
of California has been scheduled be-
tween Tom Patrick and Round
house" Harry Thomas September 13
at Olympic auditorium, it was an
nounced today. The fight will be
four rounds.
SOUTH ORANGE, N. j., Sept. 2.
Members of the east and west
tennis teams left today for the ma
tional mems singles at Forest Hills
after their two-day battle for sec
tional supremacy, which the west
won by the narrow margin of the
final doubles match. The Forest
Hills play opens tomorrow.
Ellsworth Vines and Keith Gled-
hill gave the west a victory of
matches to by defeating Sidney B.
Wood and Gregory Mangin the fin
al encounter, Ga, Ga.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2. Hans
Birkie, rugged German heavyweight,
smashed out a 10-round decision
over Isadoro Gastanaga of Spain
last night by staging a sensational
laSt-round rally that brought the
1000 spectators to their feet in a
frenzy of cheering.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-Kid Cho-
colate of Havana defended his syn
thetic junior lightweight champion
ship last night by stopping frankie
Marchese of New York in the fourth
session of their scheduled Ground
bout. The referee halted the bout
to save Marchese further punish
ment.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2. - A. A.
Stagg, University of Chicago foot
ball coach for the last 40 years, to-
day denied that he planned to re-
tire at the end of the 1882 season.
Stagg recently celebrated his 10th
birthday. II don't know who start
ed those rumorS," said Stagg. IT
used to worry over them, but now
they just amuse me trifle."
81. PAUL, MIMI, sept. z. -
Primo Carnera, the man-mountain
from Italy, defeated Art Lasky of
Minneapolis in a 10-round fight
last night. Carnera weighed 266,
LaSky 1873. Camera was booed re-
peatedly for roughing, slapping and
wrestling with his much smaller op-
ponent.
CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 2.-John-
ny Risko, the Cleveland rubber man,
was definitely back in the heavy
weight picture today through his
decision over King Levinsky in q
12-round bout here last night.
RiSko, outfought and outpunched
in the opening rounds, came rushing
back toward the finish to slam his
way to victory over the Chicago
fish peddler. His two-fisted attack
had the King staggering in the
18th and 18th round.
The United Press score sheet gave
Risko five rounds, Levinsky five,
with two even. Risko weighed 1876,
Levinsky 200.
During the Olympic games dairy
men of Los Banos, Merced County
shipped 300 cans of cream daily to
Los Angeles