Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-20
LARGE CROWD
 EXPECTED AT
 BOXING CARD

All indications concerning the box ing program to be presented at the Grand theater tomorrow evening by the Bisbee Athletic club point to the largest attendance that has awarded the efforts of the club since it staged its first card here a month ago, ac- cOrding to an announcement made yesterday by O. s. French, manager of the club, and Frank Loughery, cts, which started with the announce ment of the principals in the present card two weeks ago, has increased daily until it is believed that the theater will be taxed to capacity when the bell rings for the opening event tomorrow
 Betting on the main event, in which Fred (Kid) George will meet Walter Caldwell, has been heavy, with odds even. Caldwell's appear ance, his fine condition and the ear nestness with which he has displayed in his training, have all made many friends for him. Albuquerque, from which he comes, is about of the same altitude as Bisbee, and the question of standardization has not bothered him. while his youth and evident staying powers, together with his clean mode of living, have attracted many lovers of the sport to his side of the argument.
 At the same time. Kid George is making more favorable impression every day. His long experience in the ring, together with his hitting power and his desire to wipe out the defeat that Caldwell registered over him in Albuquerque some time ago, have led him to make every effort to get in the best of shape, and have also made many friends for him. Both he and Caldwell are conscien. tious in their training, and this in a greater degree than the great major ity of other fighters who have cond- toned here lately.
 The other principals are also rounding into the best of form. Bob Cillins, the husky miner from the Briggs shaft, is working out with Kid George and is getting all the benefit of the latter's speed and cIeverness, while Eddie Hughes, the pride of the Southwest shaft, who will meet Collins in the semi-final, IS working out wits such experienced men as Al .Mauch and Frank Lough- cry. This bout should be one Of the best semi-finals ever arranged by the Bisbee Athletic club, as it will mean perhaps the boosting of Collins into the ranks of main event fighters or his relegation to the ranks of pre- liminary millers.
 The curtain-raiser will be as inter esting a go as the most hardened fight fan can desire. Tiny Zumsteg the clever little 55-pound boxer, and Bob Rawley, another Swear old midget, will step four rounds in tnls event, and those who have seen either Tiny, or his brother, Bruner nut on the gloves, know how speedy the youngsters are. Following this go. Young Herrera and Cyclone Shea will step four rounds, after which Georgie Burns, the Lowell boxer whose style and hitting ability have made a big impression on Warren district fans will range himself alongside Kid Bruno, a Douglas fighter. who comes to Bisbee with the best of recommendations.
 Al Williams, the popular referee for the Douglas Athletic club, will be third man in the ring tomorrow night, while the decisions will h' made by two judges, as has been the custom of Manager French since the club was started. In addition, jazz orchestra will also be on the pro pram. under the direction of Band leader McRae The curtain will gC up on the bouts promptly at S:3O o'clock. ana there will be no delays or long intermissions.