Imperial Valley press., 1934-01-31

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liner found 25 signed contracts
awaiting him. Players not repre-
sented in the signed contract groups
are not holdouts, Grabiner said.
CHICAGO, Jan. 81. A new
tour of Barney Ross, lightweight
champion. today Ross manager,
Art Winch, married Miss Leola r.
win of st. Louis yesterday Mrs.
Winch will accompany her hus-
band, ROSS and his other manager,
Sam Plan, to Kansas City, Satur-
day
NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-Jimmy Nc
Larnin, worlds welterweight cham
pion, will defend his title against
Barney Ross, lightweight title hold
er, in New York on May %, if pre-
sent plans are carried out.
Ross already has agreed to termG
for the fight. McLarnin's manager,
Pop Foster, is expected to come to
New York soon and discuss terms
1or McLarnln.
NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-Benny
Friedman, former All-American
quarterback and recently a profess
sional football star, will be head
football coach at the College of the
City of New York this year, it was
learned authSritatively today. He
succeeds DR.. Harold j. Parker, who
held the post for 10 years. Parker
will remain as baseball coach.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 31.-In-
tercity amateur boxing bouts be-
tween Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco fighters were proposed today
in plan announced by Harry Lyk-
ke, of the Culver City Athletic club.
Teams from the two cities would
meet in Los Angeles, and later in
San Francisco after the Pacific as
sociation junior championships Feb
ruary 9, under Lykke's proposal
PALO ALTO, Jan. 31.-Stanford
univerSity'S new deal" basketball
team annexed another victory last
night when the University of San
Francisco bowed under 24-18
score. Arnie Anderson led Stanford S
scorers with eight points. Murphy
substitute center for USF, had II
points.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 31-Jerry
Nemer's sharpshooting gave the Los
Angeles FireStones a 1920 victory
over the Young Mems Institute baS-
ketball team here last night. The
former use captain had II points.
SANTA CLARA, AIN. 31.-Deplet-
ed finances were assigned as the
reason today for the decision of the
Santa Clara university board OF
athletic control to abandon college
baseball for the 1884 season.
LOS GELES, Jan. 81. -
Art Lasky, fast travelling Minnea
polls heavyweight, has signed t(
meet Johnny Freeman, Australian
heavyweight champion, in 10
Tuesday night. Matchmaker Ton
Gallery announced today 1t will b'
Freeman'S first local fight since IN
arrived on the mainland for an in
vasion of American ranks.
NEW YORK, Jan. 81. - Fredd.
Miller of Cincinnati, NB.A. fea
tl,oru,aiobt oh ,pp;np ic q q to
favorite to beat frankie kid Co
velli of Brooklyn tonight in their II
rounder at the Broadway arena
Miller's title will not be at stake.
CHICAGO, Jan. 31.-The old ar
gument over who defeated whom
between joe Savoldi and Jim Lon
dos, heavyweight wrestling cham.
pionship claimants, will be settled
tonight after a one-fall match.
A referee and two judges will make
a decison if no fall is recorded. Sa'
voldi threw LondoS in their las
meeting here, but Londos protested
against the decision. Fifteen thou
sand are expected to attend.
CHICAGO, Jan. 81. - Alonzo A
Stagg, veteran football coach, today
visited at the University of Chicago
where he coached for many years
before going to the College of tht
Pacific in California.
There isn't much difference be-
tween Big Ten and coast football,
Stagg said. THE Big Ten certainly
isn't any easier
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 81. - DR.
Fred Meyer, wrestling Chicago den
tist, will appear as headliner to-
night when he meets Nick Lutz o.
Venice, Calf, in the main event o!
the Olympics weekly mat program
The match is scheduled for two
out Of three falls with no time limit
Leo Numa, Seattle heavyweight
and Mike Mazurki of New York, will
appear as semi-finaliStS.