Imperial Valley press., 1934-01-13
Here And There
In Sport World
BY United Press

DJ oiheGu iCoS
DEL MONTE, Cal, Jan 13. U.P)
The final match of the Del
Monte New Years polo tourna-
ment, delayed by illness of a play
er, will be staged here Sunday be-
tween the Del Monte and the San
Mateo teams. The home club have
Baron Max Won Romberg, Alex
Bullock, Eric Tyrell-Martin and
Reginald Sinclair in the starting
lineup. The San Mateo four in
cludes Peter Mclean, George Pope,
Jr., Capt. Selby McCreery, and
Frank Fuller.
MOSCOW, Ida, Jan. 13.-The
University of Washington team
won its third straight conference
basketball victory last night by
defeating Idaho, 1929. The teams
meet again tonight.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 13. =
Mike Mikulak of University of Ore
gon and Ray Krause of Gonzaga
were among the backfield candid
ates today for the San Francisco
professional team which will meet
the Chicago Bears, national pro-
fessional champions, here on SUM-
day, Jan. 81. Other ball carrying
candidates announced by the pro-
moters included Angel Brovelli,
former star of st. Mary's; Glen
Presnell, formerly of Nebraska;
Ernie Caddel of Stanford; and
three former U. S. C. players,
Pinckert, Griffith and Apsit.
BERKELEY, Cal, Jan. 13. =
University of CALIFORNIA; fast
breaking attack triumphed over U
S. C.'s more deliberate offense
style in the first game of their
conference basketball series last
night. The tall Californians' over
coming the TrojenS' early lead
left the floor with a $3.50 victory.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 13.-The
Stanford Indians opened the coast
conference basketball race with a
resounding As to 26 victory over
the u. c. l.. A. Bruins here last
night in southern division game
Keith Topping led the Stanford
charge by piling up 18 points. In
addition, he was tower of strength
on the defense, throttling half a
dozen Bruin scoring tries. The In
dians led at halftime 20 to g. Capt
Don Piper starred for the local
quintet, making seven points.
HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 13. = Art
Lasky,, Minneapolis heavyweight
came from behind to score a tech
nical knockout over Tom Patrick
of Los Angeles in the third round
of their scheduled 10-round mair
event at Hollywood Legion stadium
last night.
Trailing as he entered the third
Lasky opened a slashing attack
that ended with Patrick flat or
his back and the latter's handler!
throwing in the towel in token O.
defeat.
Lasky outweighed Patrick, 191 tt
1856.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 13. - AS
surance that Red Grange, forme
Galloping Ghost of the Universit,
of Illinois gridiron, will start, cam
from the camp of the Chicag'
Bears today on the eve of thei
battle with Ernie Pinkerts South
ern California All-Stars at Wrigle
field here tomorrow.
Coach George Halas said Grang
would play at least 80 minute
against the All-Stars unless injur
forced him to the sidelines.
LONG BEACH, Jan. 18th
Atlantic and Pacific units of tn
United States fleet will settl
championships of boxing and wrest
ling tonight in the finals of tn
fleet tournament at Long Beacl
auditorium. Many high rankinI
naval officials will attend.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 13. Al
opponent for Snowy Bakers Riy
iera Ramblers was to be determin
!! ed today when the Uplifters ant
Hal Roach's midWick four collide'
in semi-finals Pacific low-goa
championship polo match.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 49, :
Amateur boxers representing &C
, Y. o. organizations in Chicag
and California divided evenly tn
| l6 fights of their first tournamen
, in the Dreamland auditorium be
, fore $500 persons last night.
: The Chicago bays, coached b.
Packey MacFarland, famous light
weight, won eight of the contests
San Francisco representatives, TIL
tored by Willie Ritchie, one tim
lightweight champion, won six ant
Los Angeles boys won two. tn
performances of the California
cities were considered as unit
thus creating tie for the champ