Imperial Valley press., 1934-01-06
Here And There
| In Sport World
BY United Press


invading Utah college basketball
teams swapped opponents today
after breaking even in their initial
appearances here.
The Utah Agricultural college
quintet, victorious over Stanford
last night, drew the tall University
of California five for their oppo-
nentS in tonights clashes. Univer-
sity of Utah. which lost to Cali
fornia, meets the Stanford team
in the other half of doublehead-
er.
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Charles
HornSboStel, crack runner from In
diana University, is favored to win
tonight's feature 900-meter event
OF the Brooklyn knights Of Colum-
bus games, which officially open
the 1884 indoor track and field sea-
son.
! HornsboStel, national collegiate
half mile champion and record
+, holder, will be pitted against Gene
l
| ord holder for the indoor mile, and
Joe Mangan of Cornell, former
intercollegiate mile champion.
| CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-Signing of
| articles for the 10-round heavy
weight bout between Max Schmel-
ing, Germany, and King Levinsky,
| Chicago, at the Chicago stadium,
Feb. 16 is expected to take place
| here Monday. Joe Jacobs, Schmel-
ings manager has advised stadium
officials he will arrive Monday to
| complete negotiations.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 6. A
! double header with Occidental and
Whittier colleges serving as oppos-
| ing teams will usher in the 1884
! football season for the University
Of Southern California Trojans,
Athletic Director Willis o. Hunter
announced today The Trojans
| scored a double triumph over the
self-same. teams in the seasons
| opener last year. The Trojans still
/ have mid-seaSon date untitled on
| their schedule.
! LOS ANGELES. Jan. 6.-The
: University of Southern California
basketball team won a three game
! series from the Firestone Califor-
mans by capturing the final con-
| test last night, 80 to %. Each
team had won a game apiece in
previous meetings. Lee Guttero set
the pace for the Trojans, scoring
| II points The TrobabeS were hand
ed their first defeat of the season
when they bowed to Long Beach
Junior college, 25 to %, in pre-
! liminary game.
The Trojans meet the United A.
! c. quintet of San Francisco to-
| night.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6.-Four
! famous lightweight fighters were
/ TO meet here today when the Chi
cago c. Y o. boxing team arrives
for exhibition matches against San
! Francisco and Los Angeles c. Y. O.
champions. Packey Mcfarland. re-
noWned Chicago fighter is Coach
of the invaders. Willie Ritchie,
former division champion, Jimmy
Britt and Johnny Mccarthy plan
ned to greet Packey.
DEL MONTE, Cal, Jan. G. A
polo double-header was offered in
the Del Monte series today, with
Los Indios meeting Salinas and
the Del Monte four playing Castro
valley Capt. Selby McCreery led
his San Mateo team TO an liza
victory over Santa Barbara in yes
terday's match. McCreery scored
five goals. On Sunday Women's
teams will play, with Mrs. A. j
Hart's Santa Cruz four opposing
Mrs. Mary earns Menlo represen-
tatiyes.
| SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6.-Art
McDougall, young southpaW Of the
San Francisco Seals, has been sold
to the Los Angeles team of the
Pacific Coast league, it was an
nounced here today. McDougall, in
jured during spring training last
season, won three games and lost
seven during the 1888 campaign.
c. E. Berger, Linn county, Ore
gon, harvested 5000 pounds of seed
from four acres of stem-rot resist
ant sweet clover.