Imperial Valley press., 1933-08-04
Here And There
| In Sport World
by United Press


NEW YORK, Aug. 4. Juan
Carlos zabala, slender Argentine
newsboy Who won the marathon at
the Les Angeles Olympic games, to-
day was planning another running
campaign in the United States
He arrived last night from Buenos
Aires on The liner Southern Cross.
Because of difficulties with the
Argentine Amateur Athletic feder-
alton. Zabala is under suspension
until August 20, preventing him
from competing against amateurs
| in America until then. He hopes
TO have The suspension withdrawn
in less than week.
| DETROIT, Aug. 4. Two world
| swimming records were bettered
here yesterday by Jimmy Gllhula
who swan 300 yards in 3:06.5 aud
continued on for 300 meters il.
324.3.
! johnny Weismuller holds the 800
! yard record of 3.078 and Jack
Medica. Seattle, hods the 3G0-meter
| record OF 3.25.8.
Six watches timed the trials ur-
der the supervision of the Michi-
! gan A. A. u. which said the marks
would be submitted for approval at
| the next A. A. U. meeting.
| CHICAGO, Aug 4.-The national
rowing regatta and the finals III
! tafn rnEnf1n
postponed from yesterday because
CT the choppy waves on the Worlds
fair lagoon, were scheduled to be
held today, weather permitting.
Four finals remain in the senior
| events of the central states regatta.
DEL.AFIELD, Wis, Aug. 4.--The
western junior tennis tournament
entered the quarter finals today
with three of the seven players who
have qualified for the round OF
eight from California.
The Californians are Donald
Bulge, William Seward and Bennett
Dey. The other quarter-finalists
are John Shostrom, Chicago; Fred
Renker, Topeka, Kaps.; Russell
Ball. Ell Paso, Tex, and Verne
Jonn, Denver.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4. Chicagos
golden gloves champions scored q
smashing 6 TO 2 victory in the third
annual international amateur box
ing bouts against the champions of
Ireland last night in Soldier field
There was only one actual knock
out. John Pack, Chicago, stopped
Paddy Mulligan, Ireland, after z
minutes ana 30 seconds of the first
round. IN falling Mulligan frec-
tured his ankle.
CHICAGO. Aug. 4.-The Cincin-
' natl Reds lost three ball games and
|; two players during their 3-day So
: journ in Chicago.
George Grantham. veteran in
fielder, fractured small bone in
mis- right ankle in sliding into third
base in yesterdays game and will
be out of action until near the
close Of the season.
Rollie Hemsley, catcher, split the
forefinger on his right hand in try
ing for foul tip off Charlie Roots
bat in Wednesdays game and will
be laid up for three weeks.
HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 4. - 10 Tie
ken, Japanese, and Billy Mcleod
Of Stockton will meet in grudge-
fight 10-round headline bout at
Hollywood Legion stadium tonight.
Both signed not to weigh more
than lib pounds
Tieken is rated as slight fav-
orite, but Mcleod, known as an
aggressive fighter, is expected to
give the Oriental no easy evening.
PASADENA, Aug 4.-Billy Papke,
Jr., ITO, Pasadena, technically
knocked out Ralph Norwood, IT..
Burbank, in the main event last
night at Pasadena arena.
Other results:
Eddie Murdoch, welterweight,
drew with Tony Mike; Don La Rue,
1853, decisioned Art Taylor, 100;
. Jose Elmo, lis. decisioned George
| /; Goodman, 1l8; Huerta Evans, 1856,
decisioned Johnny Gonzales, 1856