Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-09
Camp Cody Athletics Boom And Arizona Boys Are
 Seeing Some GreGt Sport

CAMP CODY. N M, Aug. S.-The Arizona boys who are in Camp Cody as members of the organizations quar- tered here are getting to see some live ly sport, albeit they swallow little Of the Deming sand every cace in d while The camp athletic director. Cpl W. Campbell, the boxing instructors, Sgts Tommy Connolly aud Billy Koh- Ter, the divisional swimming instruct or. Sgt. Peterson ali these men are kept busy all the time, supervising athletic sports fer the man in uniform The following article from Trench and Camp is typical of a weeks pro- gram, though it fails to include the swimming events held in the big tank in the rear of the camp of the. i26,1 machine gun battalion:
 Championship boxing will draw a mammoth crowd to the stadium Sat urday afternoon, o'clock.
 Billy Kleck vs. Albert CKid) Stray CT. eight rounds. championship of Camp Cody. lightweight.
 Ketchell vs. Goldman, six rounds.
 Fenelcl va Guam, four rounds.
 Wrestling-Fi vs. Crawford. 15 minutes to a decision.
 9th Brigade Twilight League
 We have a rip-roaring twilight baseball league in the 6Tth Brigade in which every organization is furnishing a team" said Lieut. C. B. Arnold at Gen. Aliens headquarters, Saturday. We have bands to play when possi- ble and the greatest of enthusiasm prevails" The 67th has some crack teams.
 Doines at 'Y" 7
 On Friday evening at ''Y" ' @ series of elimination boxing contests was started between the companies Of the 109th engineers.
 These contests will be held every Tuesday and Friday evenings.
 The attendance Friday evening was 45O.
 The first bout, between Glenn Coch- ran, company A, 160 pounds, and Earl Ruff, company D, 160 pounds, was won by Cochran by Ruff throwing up the sponge in the second round.
 In the second bout Mckenzie, com pany D, IA pounds, wen on points In four rounds from Joseph Mensei' com pany A, 159 pounds.
 In an exhibition contest, P. s. Mason company D, 1SS pounds, won on points in four rounds from Harold Vincent. company D, 174 pounds.
 The officials were:
 Referee. Master engineer Olson; an- nouncer, Lieut. Hoffman; judges, Pvt. M. Wright, company F, Pvt. Helma, company B; clerks, Sergt. Roush, com pany F, Pvt Began, company B; timer secretary Sloan.
 Wrestling matches are being plann- ed to add to contests.
 Master engineer Olson is giving the men instruction on Monday and Thurs day evenings, from to o'clock.
 Athletic Program at v
 Y. M. c. A. No. 3 came to the front again on Friday night with an athletic program that gave the 500 spectators all the excitement they desired for an hour and a half. The five numbers on the card were fast and snappy and every man participating proved that Camp Cody has men who can give and take with the best of them.
 The preliminary wrestling bout be- tween OOSells COAlpdAt D. 4o0lu lhAoh- try, and Nick Baros, officers mess, 136th infantry, started the excitement. Clever, snappy, willing to work. Plen- ty of action every minute of the ten they were on the mat. Result, draw.
 Following this came two round bout between Cone of the remOunt and Karo, company B, 136th infantry. For willingness to take punishment, and to mix things you have to hand it to these boys. Result, draw.
 The big match of the evening was a Is minute go between Rubel. com pany D. 134th infantry, and Dimler, company K, 18th infantry. Rubel is a conner and is well sciencedsand az gressive He weighs in at about 19O. Dimler weighs 175 pounds. With the weight against him he gave an exhibi- tion of grit and determination that gained the admiration of the crowd. Rubel took the first fall in six and a