Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-07
GOOD CARD |S ARRANGEDFOR
 DECEMBER i

tions over which the managers of the organization had no control. and which required the fastest kind of thinking, telephOning and telegraph ing to overcome, the Bisbee Athletic club, Of which O. s. French is mana ger and Frank Loughery matchmak- CT. are announcing for their program on Dec. II a card of 26 rounds of boxing that is declared to be supe 1ior even to the original list of bouts
 In substituting Danny Kramer and Ralph Lincoln in the main event, taking the place of Johnnie Meyer and Happy Woods, the fans are of the opinion that the club is putting on a bout that will be fully as ac- ceptable as the Meyer-Woods go, with the added fillip that Lincoln is laying for Kramer with blood in his eye. while Kramer has one victory over the sturdy bantamweight, and the fact that he gained it through foul has not changed his opinion that he can repeat the trick. This bout bids fair to be the fastest and hardest battle that has been staged at the Grand theater since the Bis bee Athletic club came into. exist ence.
 Kramer, accompanied by his man. ager, Charlie Kline, arrived in Bisbee last evening. Earl Mohan, manager of Lincoln, also came in on the even ing train, and the preliminaries for the fight were arranged quickly by them and Manager French. Lincoln will be in toyn this morning. Both boys are in the best of shape, and will finish conditioning at local gym nasiums. Both will start training today.
 As has been announced, the fight between Johnnie Meyer. and Happy Woods was called off on the advice of Dr. s. D. Townsend, of Tucson. after an examination to an injury to- Woods eye, which had been received in his last fight The results of Dr. Townsend's examination are con- tained in the following certificate, which he mailed to Manager French yesterday:
 'I find the condition of MT. Woods light eyelid in such shaep that I do not consider him physically fit to engage in any boxing bout for at least two weeks.
 "The wound he received in his last fight has become infected, and l think it would be inadvisable for him to take any violent exercise.
 (Signed) IS. D. Townsend, M. D."
 The substitution of Kramer and Lincoln for Meyers and Woods has added considerably to the expense of putting on the card, as have several other changes which have been forced upon the management, but the substitutions have been made with the one thought which has dom- mated the policy of the club in put ting on all it's eards-that is, to give the best there is and to keep it's promises. The support which has been given to the club by the fans of the Warren district has been proof that this policy has been appreci- ated.
 The semi-final is going to be as good a bout as the main event. Bob Collins. the husky heavyweight of the Briggs shaft, will step out against Billie Johnson, and fans are of the oninion that Johnson, who is few pounds lighter than his opponent will show Collins some tricks or the souared circle that the latter has never known before. Of course, Col lins has that haymaker left of his' and if he gets it over the bout IS ant in come to quick and perma- nent end. as have the last two or Collins bouts.
 Another bout that is going to get fbe crowd on it's feet is that between Tony Ochoa. of Tucson, and hlo Bruno. of Dauglas. Ochoa IS iasI ana clever. with a good punch, whlie Br1lno has punch that comes throueh the air like a sledge nam mer This was demonstrated Tn ms fight here with George Burns, when be floored the Lowell lad in the llrst round. ..,;u
 The curtain raiser will be Battilhs Herrera. the haTd-hitting youhss'ei wbo made such a good impression m his fight here three weeks ago "lth Uid Shea. and Kid Griffo, who IS inst about Herreras build.
 Although this is a substitute card fl is considered a better program than the original. especially in the fact that the main event is going 10 he practically championship l'lttle' rith botb boys on their toes for the laurels of the southwest in the pan tamweight division. In addiuon 'o