Imperial Valley press., 1932-12-30
Here And There
In Sport World
BY United Press

CHICAGO, Dec. 80. - Philip K.
Wrigley was elected chairman OF
the board of directors and of the
executive committee of the Chicago
Cubs, at the annual meeting OF
club officials. The positions were
formerly held by the late William
Wrigley, Jr. Mrs. William Wrig-
ley, Jr., was elected to the board
of directors.
CHICAGO, Dec. 80. - Amateur
boxers from Los Angeles and San
Francisco will arrive here tomor-
row for their series against local
Catholic youth organization scrap
pers at the Chicago stadium on
January 6.
HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 30. = The
Hollywood Millionaires broke los
ing streak last night by routing
San Francisco to the tune of 10 to
6 in a California hockey league
match at Palais de Glace.
HOLLYWOOD, Dec 30. = Solly
Kreiger, New York welterweight,
makes his local debut as a head
liner tonight when he meets Jimmy
Evans, of San Francisco, in a sched-
uled 10 round bout at the Holly
wood Legion stadium.
HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 80. - George
Wilson, former Washington univer-
sity football star, used a flying
tackle to defeat himself last night
in dropping a decision to Oki Shi-
kina, Japanese heavyweight, at the
Hollywood Legion stadium. With
fall apiece, Wilson dived through
the ropes and was unable to return
within the time limit.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 30.-Beyond
acquiring Fay Thomas from
Brooklyn, the Los Angeles baseball
club has made little headway in
revamping its roster, Manager Jack
Lelivelt admitted today.
Outside of Thomas we are I'M
able to state our progress" he said.
"We have lines out. We want a
good second baseman, another
pitcher or two and would welcome
a southpaw"
Lelivelt expressed the hope that
the defunct Arizona Texas s-New
Mexico league would be revived next
spring as training stable for coast
leaguers.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 30-Donald
Bulge of San Francisco and Lester
Stoefen, Los Angeles, were to meet
today in the semi-finals of the
mems singles division in the Sou
thern California midwinter ten
mis- tournament.
The other semi-finalists were
Gene Mako of U. S. G. and Elbert
Lewis, also of LIS Angeles.
May Doeg, 16-year -old member
of the famous Santa Monica ten
mis- family, and Helen Fulton of
Chicago, earned their way to the
semi-finals in the girls singles by
defeating Ruby Bishop and Eliza
beth Deike, both of Pasadena.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 80. - The
Vancouver (B. Co. rugby team held
q light workout at U. c. l.. A. sta
dium today in final preparation for
its game tomorrow with an all-star
aggregation of Los Angeles and
Hollywood players.
GLENDALE, Dec. 30.-Davis-
Elkins college basketball team
closed its California invasion last
night by defeating California
Christian college for the second
straight evening, 48 to 81. The
West Virginians took the lead at
the outset and were never headed
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 30 - The
University of Nevada's basketball
squad was no match for the Uni
versity of California at Los An
geles last night when the Bruins
rolled up 50-26 margin of victory.
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 30.-Break-
ing up the offensive of the Sacra-
mento junior college quintet, Un-
iversity of Oregon's transforming
basketball team had little difficult
ty winning here last night BIB.
STOCKTON, Dec. 80. - Holding
their opponents to six free throws
during the first period, Universe
ty of California's Cage team easily
defeated College of Pacific, 37-18,