Imperial Valley press., 1934-06-02
Here And There
In Sport World
United Press

HAooCAN1 AllA, ~. u, June Z.
Make Baer started his road
work early today. accompanied by
Dolph Thomas. trainer and second,
who arrived yesterday from San
Francisco.
Thomas handled Baer in 80
fights on the coast.
POMPTON LAKES, N. j., June
2.-Despite slight cold. Champion
Primo Camera continues to i'm
press observers with his excellent
condition. Former heavyweight
Champion Tommy Burns, who
watched the giant Italian work
out yesterday, said Primo had i'm
proved 100 per cent since last
years bout with Sharkey.
PARIS. June 2.-Helen Jacobs,
captain Of the United States Wight
man Cup team, announced today
that Alice Marble of San Francisco
would join the team at Wimbledon
as soon as her physicians per-
NIT
Miss Marble, third in United
States ranking and a main stay
of the Wightman team, is in the
American hospital here recovering
from a collapse suffered nine days
ago during the team matches with
France.
Physicians are puzzled at Miss
Marbles continued high temper
ature. Her attending physician, DR..
Dun, said there was no reason
why she cannot resume play as
soon as her temperature returns
to normal.
CHICAGO. June 2. In the
s25 900 added American Derby at
Washington Park and before
throng expected to reach 10000,
Mrs. Isabel Dodge Sloan's caval-
cade will attempt to prove his
claim to the 3-year-old champion
ship of 1884 against field Of ten
other thoroughoreds over the mile
and a quarter route.
NEW YORK, June 2.-Barney
Ross of Chicago, holder of the
lightweight and welterweight titles,
need defend only one title at a
time within the jurisdiction of the
New York State Athletic commits
sion.
That's what the boxing fathers
ruled in settling a debate which
had blossomed since Barney wrest-
ed the 47-pound crown from jim
my McLarnin last Monday night.
This ruling will permit Barney
TO meet the winner Of the Tony
Canzoneri Frankie Klick light
weight brawl, slated for June n
in Brooklyn, without risking the
welter laurel.
PARIS. June 2. U.p)-Helen ia
cobs of Berkeley. Calf, United
States champion, today will attempt
to wrest the French singles crown
from Margaret Peggy Scriven of
England. defending titleholder, in
the final of the French hard court
championships.
In the mems final, Jack CraW-
ford Of Australia will try to retain
the title against the challenge OF
Baron Gottfried Won Cramm, lead
er of the German Davis cup team.
Both advanced Thursday.
} LOS ANGELES, June 2. - The
, Douglas Aircraft flyers will at
tempt to make il two in row to-
morrow when they renew their
, state soccer championship series
with the San Francisco Verdis al
Loyola stadium.
SANTA ANA, Calf, June flames
Workman, member of the Univer-
sity of California crew which won
honors in the Olympic games races
at Amsterdam in 1928, went to work
today as a deputy sheriff Of Orange
county. Another member Of tht
sheriff's staff is Jim Musick, former
, football star at the University OF
I Southern California.
HOLLYWOOD. June 2.-Ceferinc
Garcia. California welterweight
champion, outstripped Bill Bogg'
from the opening gong and polished
him off with a technical knockout
in the fifth round Of feature fighi
4 at Hollywood Legion stadium lasi
/ night
Boges. who halls from Hawaii
ufaS olItclassed hoDeleSsly by the