Imperial Valley press., 1934-01-10
Here And There
In Sport World
By United Press

coast league meeting held here pro-
duced only two trades, according
to available information today.
Oakland traded Jules Vera, third
baseman, to Portland for third-base-
man Eddie Mulligan. Sacramento
swapped pitcher Eddie Bryan for
Pitcher Lou Koupal of Portland.
| SANTA CLARA, Jan. 10. - Maui
rice Clipper Smith, Santa Clara
football coach, kept very quiet to-
day about the report that he would
coach at Alabama Polytechnic (Au-
burn next season. Smith, on re-
turning with the Bronc squad from
the Hawaiian Islands, said that all
he had received from Auburn was
a query as to whether he would be
interested in coaching there. "I
have not replied,' Smith said, in
timating that it would take large
increase in salary to lure him from
the Pacific coast.
OAKLAND, Jan. 10. - Ace Clark
of Philadelphia and Sid Terris of
North Carolina, both heavyweights,
meet tonight in a 10-round windup
of the first boxing card presenta-
ton of Ora Forman here.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 10. -
Frank Connolly, regional amateur
heavyweight boxing king, today an
nounced his plans to become a pro-
fessional fighter. He withdrew as
the heavyweight representative of
the Los Angeles-San Francisco &C.
Y. O.' team in their matches next
Friday with the Chicago &C. Y. o.
champions.
BERKELEY, Jan. 10.-Joe Cough
lin IS return to the lineup today
strengthened the University of Cal
ifornia basketball team which opens
its conference season Friday night
against the U. S. c. team. Coughlin
is veteran forward and center.
EUGENE, Ore, Jan. 10. - Wash
ington State evened its tWo-game
basketball series with University of
Oregon last night by defeating the
home team by a 1890 score. Nc
Phee led the victorious attack with
II points.
SANTA MONICA, Jan. 10-Finals
of the $4,000 Santa Monica amateur
pro golf tournament, cancelled by
rain December 81, will be staged
here January II, it was announced
today. Play will be in conjunction
with the Southern California driv-
ing championship, an event that
will net the winner $50.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 10.-Youne
Corbett III, former WelterWeight
champion, found a comeback trail
, open today in the form of an Offer
, to meet the winner of the forthcom-
! ing Ceferino rcia-Bobby PachC
; bout here
Promoter Tom Gallery of the
Olympic wired Corbett an offer t6
, meet the winner who will be decid'
2 ed January 16 in match billed al
a state Welter title contest. Corbet
S has been in retirement since losin!
/ his crown to Jimmy McLarnin herr
e last May.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 10. - Eigh
young amateur boxers, representing
= Los Angeles and environS, leave TO-
= night for San Francisco, where the,
= will fight San Francisco and Chi
= cago Standard-B Bearers in the Cath
olic Holy Name association tourn
, ament. The local representative
. won their spurs in the elimination
= finals at Culver City arena las
= week. Tito Derama, bantamWeight
and Bill Trillo, lightweight, wer'
y considered outstanding threats TO
|, national laurelS.
, LOS ANGELES, Jan. 10. - Cecl
= Smith will bring an all-star aggre
CATION of polo players. here for
series with the Midwick Countr.
: club next month, Midwick Officials
, announced today. Smiths team
= will include Rube Williams, seven
: goal ace, Tom Mather, five goals
: and j. B. Gilmore, who draws
four-goal rating. Eric Pedley ano
Elmer Boeseke will lead the Mid.
. wick quartet, three matches ars
= scheduled on succeeding Sundays
, starting February 4.
=, LOS ANGELES, Jan. 10.-"Bie
Boy" Williams Greyhounds go'
away to flying start in low-goal
, polo tournament at Riviera fleih
here yesterday by trouncin
= Snowy Bakers Ramblers, 10 to 3
5 in the opening contest.
> The Greyhounds never lost the
! lead, once they stepped to the front
s in the first chukker,
: The Riviera Freebooters and the
t Midwick team crossed mallets in to-
days competition.
SOUTH BEND, Jan. l0.-Notre
Danes basketball team remained
unbeaten today after another close
call last night when the Irish beat
Marquette, 1923, for their 2lst VIC
! tory in a row.
CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-The Max
Schmeling- King Levinsky heavy
weight bout, planned by the Chica-
=. go stadium for February l6, was of
again today.
Joe Jacobs, Schmeling's manager
: left for the east last night without