The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-22
CONE
FOR BATTLE N
FALL premier
Hanlen and Noye Have Hesrh \
TsAezrsw's Clash At nlhal
Theatre. II

SASAy AASA1VaAs Oouvero oQGh6n
battlef since the days-os Youns ~
bett, and Johnny Noye Of 81 -
whose hooking LEFT hand h his rs.s
uckst. registered In Rock d. 4
day, to close training for tA.s
scheduled 10-round bout tomor,.s
night in the windup to the An
premiere Of the Rock Island IA.
pendent A. c.
Emil Thirty brought In his psutss,
Hanlon, who looks all the NV ~
to his press notices. From spesss
ances, Noye will meet In the Denvr
tie the toughest boy Of his a.
career. Hanlon has risen h -
near -championship circle ~
Thirys shrewd management -.
both realize that they must a.,
innate No3e decisively before ~
can camp on the trail Of CAampIus
Leonard.
Mike Collins breesed IN vin
Noye, who regards tomorrow nighrs|
but - the most important Of ~
career. Johnny is out to couyipu
tri-city fans that he is still the ANA
slugger as Of yore, having recW.|
cred fully from the attack IL H.
ness that kept him from getting
more than a draw with Otto VEL
lace here last fall.
Collins CHRIS.
johnny is feeling fine" opinsl
Collins when seen by sports serbia
The boy is feeling better than ss||
any time in the last three years. Hell
il going at his best now and vi
confident that he will NOV down sllI|
| Of Leonard's challengers, eventually
forcing the champion himself tl|
agree to . titular battle.
"You would have been Surprised
to have seen Noye when he mixed
with Lew Edwards, the Australia
champion, at Minneapolis a mont
ago. Edwards is a mighty clevx
fellow with a puzzling style. Re-
also hits a mighty hard wallop aal
he had Johnny guessing for several
rounds. From the fifth 70 Asl
tenth, however, it was Noye's battle
and Johnny was awarded tho decis-
ion by the majority OF newspaper
Il never saw Noye fight SO we'll
and you'll be surprised when you
see this little fellow when he meets
Hanlon tomorrow. He has i'm.
proved wonderfully"
No Fear Of Jim's Walloh
"How about Hanlon's famous wal
lop?" Collins was asked. Collins
admitted that Jimmy was danger.
GUS hitter. HE has a great knock
out record, I'll admit but don't
worry; he's not going to connect
with one Of those haymakers to-
morrow night. Johnny has studied
his style and knows how to mix
with . fellow like Hanlon. It'll b
a fight every minute Of the time"
Hanlon is undoubtedly one Of n
toughest fellows Noye has cyl
been matched with and tri-city Tan
realize that Johnny tackles 'em I'll.
Jimmy in addition to being a hari
hitter is a rugged fellow, AWAY
willing to take a wallop to delive
one. He is a genuine old school
boxer and. with a fellow like No!s
offering the opposition, the baths
should be one Of the greatest ever
offered around these parts.
But the main event of the caro- u
not the only mill on the program
with drawing powers. The semi
windup which will bring Franns
Shoerbrook Of Rock Island, togethd
with Bud McFadden Of Sterllne
promises to be one Of the tastes
bouts ever offered in this section
Shoerbrook has hundreds OF admir-
ers in Rock Island, who regard nun
as a conner; while McFadden hal
many hackers in Moline. The P'o~
city was formerly the home OF Cum'
Minis conqueror.
Both Pack the Sock. i,
Both McFadden and Shoerbrooi
are hard hitters and willing mixers
Two other good bouts will also *
on the bill.
Promoters Smith and Quinn IN
lnounced this morning that the ~
vance seat sale was unusually iars'
and predicted q capacity house