Arizona republican., 1913-06-30
CLASSY CARD
 FOR JULY 4TH
Mcmsic and Kane Meet in Elks' Theatcr Friday Af- tcrnOon, and Promoters Will Bring Big Battles Right to Ringside

When George Memsic steps out of Lis faded old bathrobe on the stage CT the El<'s theater next Friday aft ernoon to face Walter Kane. the Yuma bulldog, he will be returning to the game he starred so long. after nearly a years absence T want to see just what I am good for" he said last night, and if the goods is still here, l will call it good My only fear is hurting my hand-an accident that has bothered me in nearly every fight I have had lately
 Kane is sample of your low crouching. steady pursuifIg. mixers. He has little of speed, but tEe world CT endurance His two fists co4tain the jolt of yard engine. and his Jaw is like q rock. He seldom fcint5 or shifts. but always pays waIIop on his chin to get q chance to register lis mallct-liko right swing.
 Kane made great hit with the fight fans Of Phoenix when he went ten rounds with Pete Daly, losing q close decision June 2o. He is work ing faithfully for the coming fight and promises to go into the ring weighing about 14o pounds
 In addition to the Memsic- Kane mill, which sizes up as about the ciassiest card that Promoter Gorcis- ter has vet offered, two corlling pre- lminaries have been arranged In tf- first Kid Acuna from Tucson is hooked up with Jack Williams. a lccal fighter who is said to have ev- clything needed These boys are eX- pected to go through four rounds Of m iFh f4 1a T is between Jimmy Burns and Jack Lyons. two boys who have agreed to chmb through the ropes at 133 pounds and fight as if their lives depended upon il for four rounds
 In addition to the classy card of boxing. Gorcister has decided to se- cure round by round bulletins of the Anderson Cross fight at Vernon and the Ritchie- Rivers battle in san Francisco for the lightweight crown. These bulletins will be read from the ring and thus the fans will be en- ablcd to watch three mighty good bouts at home and at the same time keep posted on the outcome of the two most important fights being pulled off on the outside
 Gorcister will have the EIks' the dtcr, where the events come off plaSt"rcd rom bit to dome with electric fans and he promises that the house will be the coolest place in the city when the exhibition is held next Friday afternoon
 Memsic IS for Anderson
 That Bud Anderson. the dazzling Medford lightweight will be returned winner over Leach Cross when they meet at Vernon on the Fourth, is the firm conviction of George Memsic Memsic has met both men and is in position to know their respective merits.
 Anderson is the strongest light weight I ever have seen and in ad- dition has the advantage of youth over Cross. The fight should be a good one while il lasts. but I don't expect to see it go over fifteen rounds" said Memsic yesterday
 Although hc is greatly interested m the outcome of the Vernon mill. Memsic is paying more attention to his own match here than he is to anything else. He has been working faithfully to condition himself for the Yuma boy and stated today that hc would make the required weight 145 pounds ringside, with ease George has adopted the early morning road hike and is rounding his wind into perfect condition.