Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-03

1 and 2S.
tomorrow were Genied today by Tim
Lieb. coach of Loyola college. He
/ said spring practice starting on the
college gridiron Monday interfered
with his acceptance.
| LOS ANGELES, Feb. 3.-Stung
/ by a 11-9 defeat at the hands OF
| Pasadenas team last week, the
University of Southern California
rugby team hoped to retaliate with
a victory today over the strong
! Hollywood club at the Coliseum.
The Trojans who only recently ad-
opted the sport have engaged
in daily workouts ell week. pre-
| pairing for the contest.
| LOS ANGELES, Feb. 3.-Basket-
ball hostitities between UCLA and
the University of Southern Cali
fornia will be resumed tonight
when the two varsity squads meet
on the floor of the Olympic in a
Pacific Coast conference tilt.
SAN DIEGO, Feb. 3. = Swede
Berglund, San Diego middleweight,
wore down Al Schaaf of New York
with a persistent body attack to
, win by a technical knockout in
the fourth round of scheduled
Hereunder here last night.
Berglund took the offensive at
the start and never relented until
the fight was halted. He weighed
l56 and Schaaf, Isl.
CHICAGO, Feb. 3-Barney Ross
lightweight champion, and his CO.
, manager, Art Winch, were to leave
today for Kansas City where Ross
/ will meet Pete Nebo of Florida in
a non title bout Feb. 7.
After the Kansas City bout Ross
will go to Excelsior Springs, Mo.
for brief stay before leaving for
the west coast to meet frankie
Klick at San Francisco March 5.
HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 3.-F'ranls
RoWsey, Los Angeles 166 poundel
set a steady pace TO win a 10 rounc
feature bout from Wesley Ketchell
his touted fellow toWnsman, a
Hollywood Legion stadium las
night.
The result was an upset as Ket
chell had been counted on to wiz
after a hard fight. Instead, Ket
chell was slow. His ponderous lef
lacked its usual power and hi
timing was well off-key with few
of his punches landing.
CORVALLIS, Ore, Feb. 3.-Ore
gon State, last years coast cham
pions, administered University o
Washington its first defeat in tn
northern division basketball serie
last night by 25-21 score. Tn
home club started at a fast pac
and held 1875 lead at halftimt
L STOCKTON, Cal, Feb. 3.-Col
lege of the Pacific defeated Chic
State Colleg, 1927, in a far western
conference basketball game her
4 last night.
1 BERKELEY, Feb. 3.-The Univer
l sity of California basketball team
4 southern division leaders, were earl
4 fayorites to defeat the Stanford fiv
l in their important conference clasl
I tonight. Stanford, with Victorie
over use and USF in recent games
| was expected to give the Californi
! giants hard fight.
| SEATTLE, Feb. 3.-Spokesme
1 for the Seattle team of the Pacifi
Coast league insisted today tha
1 George Burns would manage tn
| club again this season. George Van
I derveer, principal stockholder, sal
| that there was nothing in the wa
l of signing Burns Immediately.
1 SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. "a
/ American Legion committee toda
| started to round up football tear
L to oppose the Chicago Bears in
| return game here February II. TIL
I local club will be composed Of mem
berS of the Antioch American LIE
l gion team augmented by stars VIII
4 have not played previously agains
/ the professional champions, promo
1 tors said. The Bears, with three vic
1 tories already over coast teams, pla
/ in San Diego Sunday.
Clarence Bacon, San BENT
4 county, stockman recently had
| cattle die from eating bulbs {
4 water hemlcck.
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