Arizona republican., 1920-10-22
5 CLASSY FIGHTS OFFERED FANS IN BENEFIT PROGRAM
 AT TALLY'S ARENA TONIGHT

Mendoza. both willing boys and both | fighters Maza and Mendoza thrown | into the same ring is sure to bring kayo. Mendoza has not lost a fight since he first started in the fight game. He blasted the pugilistic hopes of Bat ting sam when that spry dinge was reaping all the preliminary glory in Phoenix sam says Mendoza is a very tough one. and sam ought to know.
 Maza beat everything in the state with the exception of Andy Gardner, and Andy's win met with some oppo- sition. Maza tips the beam at 11SI pounds, but carries a 21O kick in his hands.
 | Billy Alger and Jack Daly start on 10-round jaunt just as soon as Maza and Mendoza settle their little dis pute. Billy says Jack will quit along about the fourth or fifth round, and | Jack says Billy has reserved a long sleep ticket to be delivered this even- | ing. No fight, no money, is the slo- gan and the boys need little ready cash.
 | Battling Scotty ana Red Gardner make up the show for the second 10- round bout of the evening. Scotty is satisfied with the arrangements for | tonights fight, notwithstanding the pleasing information given him that Red says he will stop the battling one. Scotty says it can't be done; he's been | biffing 'em around for some time and as yet no hardhitting fighter has stopped him. He lost one decision that was close. but he won enough to make I'D for that one loss.
 Gardner is an unknown so far as Phoenix fans are concerned. He comes here with good record of wins from some of the best preliminary boys and several draws with good main event , fighters. Red is a husky lad with two good hands and nice defense. If he lives up to his advance reputation he will give Scotty one hard fight, with the odds slightly favoring him at the finish.
 All bouts will follow in quick order without delays to mar the evening" s program. The first bout starts at $ o'clock and every fighter will enter the ring "armed' and ready to fight; nc delays will be tolerated.
 Happy Woods and Joe Lynch will be trotted out next in the review and unless all indications go astray fans are in for one of the grandest little exhibitions seen hereabouts in months Lynch enters the fray as a darl horse - an unknown quantity, as I were His press notices give hin credit for being a second Dempse. when 1t comes to slugging ability A Whats more, he is able to withstand 4 lots of punishment-but he'll have t K be if he is able to give Happy a req run.
 Woods comes to Phoenix in this hi initial appearance here with the repu tation of being one of the hardest hit ting welterweights between the At \ iantic and Pacific. His right is a reg U ular lullaby-it just naturally rocks hi 7 opponents to sound slumber. Whe = Happy made his debut a couple c
 years ago experienced ring critics de
 clared that ii he could develop a knac
 of lodging a few blows he would
 championship timber. He has sine
 developed the ability to box, thoug
 he is not a boxer by any means. Hi
 long suit is standing toe to toe wit
 an opponent and letting 'em have a
 he's got.
 Lynch is much the same type-lon
 on fight and short on running. H likes to stand in the center of the rln
 and exchange wallops. just to see hi
 opponent give ground first.
 With such a pair scheduled to g
 the 1O-round route, fans are in for
 great little melee when the gong souno
 for the main event tonight. Somethin
 is quite likely to happen before IT
 distance is covered. They may not !
 a knockout, but, if not, they'll nee
 lots of props to keep the two boy
 standing through the ten stormy SC:
 sions.