The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-15
FRIDAY NIGHTS
CARD COMPLETE
belmont and Lawler to
Conclude Hard Work
Today

] today Nv principals III next IfiCay
nights Acme Athletic club boxing
show here. Jack Lawler and Gene
belmont, lightweights who headline
the card with n i2-tound bout. and
Joe Gorman, banty, who steps eight
/ rounds with Kid Spack in the semi
windup, have been working in Tulsa
throughout the week Spack IA due
here today and he will work with
belmont this afternoon.
4 capacity crowd saw the boys
80 through their PAGES yesterday at
/ Carpenters hall, 1919 East Second
! street. belmont worked five rounds
| with pat Dalton, who meets Billy
/ Morriscttc in an eight-round special
| event. I.lwler followed belmont and
! he, too. stepped five fast rounds with
Joe German, furnishing lively
workout
belmont Dalton and Spack work
| today at 2:30 O'Clock and Iawler
/ Morriscttc and German at $3.50
| O'Clock. There Is no admission to the
workouts 1T Carpc ntcrs' hall.
Promoter Callahan last night an
nounccd that Pat O'IEien and Kid
| Mourray Murray. banties. would open
| the show with a four-round go. This
makes Caliahan's card complete and
/ provides for 32 rounds Of boxing, po-
/ tcntially an especially splendid look
ing card.
Joe Levy, LAWYERS popular man
/ ngcr arrived In Tulsa last night from
! New orleans, whore he has been ne
gotiating for go with Johnny Dun
! dec for his star battler. Dundee Is
quite favorite in the Crescent city,
where he winters each year while
/ T.awlcr made deep impression on
| New orleans fans LAST week when
] a I1
The Elks club boxing smoker,
twice postponed, will be held tomor-
! row night, according TO Ted Will
mot. who is staging the smoker. Gene
belmont and zoe German box the
feature exhibition. Louie Pallas Will
be tho referee OF the evening $
events.
John Rcisler who formerly pro-
motcd\ boxing in Tulsa, has son
who may achieve fistic fame and
4 shekels. Young Reisler has shown
splendidly in bouts in the east and,
according TO Gene belmont. IL a
promising boy. The following Is
from the New York Tribune:
Young Rsisler son OF John the
Barber' knocked out 'Battling' Lam
in the fourth round OF scheduled
lJ-round bout at tho East New YORK
A. G. last night. Reisler floored his
opponent twice in the early part or
the fourth with terrific rights to the
law, and when 1t was apparent that
Lahn was I'm danger of being injured
his seconds threw "a towel into the
ring and the referee stopped the
bout. Lain weighed 122 and Re!sler
12i ""
Capt Bob Roper. one OF the best of
the army heavyweights, and Hugh
walker Kansas City perfect man"
meet December 80 at Kansas CITY
Morris Lux, Kansas City weI,er-
weights meets Rill Bright of Cha-
mute. Kansas. in the semi -windup.
Arlos tanning OF Bartlesville, okla
homa. and Young Abe Attell clash
in the firs. go. All three bouts are
for 10 rounds each.
MILWAUKEE. Dec. C1l.--Frank
Mulkcrn has made up another box
ing card to take the place or the
scheduled show, in which Tender
Innd Jackson were 10 feature Tor
TUESDAY night in Milwaukee. Three
star lO-round bouts will feature
IJohnnv Mendelson VS.. Robbie Ward,
Rud Christiano VS.. Eddie Boehme,
land Danny Kramer vs. frankie
Schalzer
CHICAGO, Dec. b4.-Al Doty of
the middlcwcight division has placed
himself under the management of
Joe Thomas, former manager OF sail
or Friedman.
| CLEVELAND, Dec. lt.---SlashinG
Joa Rurman has been matched Tor
"A return engagement with Carl Tre-
maino here Friday night for ten
rounds, no decision.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1i,--Sammy
Goldman, manager OF Pete Herman,
worlds bantam champion! has re-
ceived IA cablcgram from Il. {.
Welch. the English promoter. In
which he stated arrangements have
been completed for the Jimmy
Wilde-Pcte Herman bout in London
January IA,