Imperial Valley press., 1936-10-15
ON THE NOSE
(But Whose!)
By Burdette Kinne

Two powerful, wild sluggins
amateur heavyweight boxers VIII
stalk into the El Centro arena to-
night to engage in the first grudge
match witnessed in the Ell Centro
arena. The boxers are Ely FLOW
ers, husky Brawley Nero, and Sailor
Morlock, the toughest COB in the
fleet.
The grudge dates back three or
four weeks when Ely Flowers BASH
ed Morlock from one corner OF the
ring to the other to hand the sailor
the worst beating of his career.
Morlock, with blood in his eyes.
began to train for rematch with
the Negro and when the two
heavies met in the Ell Centre arena
last week, the sailor plastered
Flowers with steady tattoo OF
blows that earned him the decision
over the Brawley amateur.
Morlock, remembering the taunts
hurled at him by the Brawley Negro
two weeks before, retaliated with
few we'll chosen remarks that
stung the Negro as much as the
many blows that rained into his
face and body in the ring. The
Negro. however, only glowered and
vowed he would knock Morlock stiff
in the rematch if he had to pull
out a ringpost to do it.
After interviewing both fighters,
which by the way, was a pleasure
after trying to get a couple OF the
valley high school coaches to ven
ture a guess as to the outcome OF
their games this week. and after
listening to these same coaches give
me a long hard luck story spiced
with pessimism, I decided 1 would
have to rely on the old method
introduced by the ancient Romans
to decide the winner. The flip of
the coin, which / had to borrow,
picked Flowers as the winner.
Herman Graves will extend his
newest winning streak with a COM
paratively easy nod over Don
Stewart in the semi windup. Syl
vester Lucio will win his first bat
tie in three weeks with brilliant
! two listed attack that will stlffen
Hal Richards in the third canto.
Jolting Joe Villegas, still slightly
worried because he was unable to
hit Larry Ledford at Brawley Tues
day night, will kayo McNulty be
fore the second round is half com
pleted.
Ernie Burgi will kayo George
Young, Billie Young will defea
Naples, Loudermilk will whip Poole
and Maone will decision Joe Es
trada.
Despite the fact I have not fully
recovered from the shock of picking
ten out of twelve winners last week
here I go overheard on this week
grid contests.
st. Augustine and Holtville higf
will battle to tie in fast, wei
played game at the Holtville field
Augustine will do most of th'
ground gaining but Holtville's goa
line stands will ward off defeat
Calexico will swamp San Diego
FL Centro high will score
one touchdown victory over Sar
Bernardino and El Ccntro iaycec
will launch a sparkling pass often
cive to take two touchdown tri
umph over a very much surprised
Brawley high eleven.
Southern California will scor
three touchdowns to defeat Wash
ington State College, and U.C.L.A
will eke out very close decision
ever California.
Washington will have trouble il
defeating Oregon and Gonzaga vii
take Montana into camp to tn
tune of 20-7
San Diego Sthte College, will
three valley boys, Alvin Bucklir
T. S. Walker and Temple Robin
eon, playing important roles, vii
trounce Redlands University.
Notre Dame will trim Wisconsin
by three scores and Ohio State AM
Northwestern will wage one of tn
hardest fought battles Of the yea
with Northwestern handing tn
cnDopI dafnat of tn