Arizona republican., 1920-07-13
JORDAN
 BOUT PROMISES LOTS IF ACTION

Two battIers from the old school of sluggers, yet possessing sufficient knowledge of the fistic art as it per tains to self defense to prevent a double massacre, will be seen in action at Tally's open air arena Friday night when the gong calls Frankie Fowser and Cliff Jordan together for their 10- round go-one of two main events on the evenings pastiming.
 The Fowser- J ordan battle will be a biff-bang affair from start to finish unless both men adopt tactics alto. gether foreign to their previous ring performances-and such q thing is not the least probable. Both men are pro- ducts of that school that taught its students to mix it. take one or two, if necessary, to get home a good blow and then keep after their opponents
 Fowser Likes Long Route.
 Fowser. middleweight champion of the Rocky mountain states, has had more 45-round battles than any other boxer in the game today. and q man who is capable of stepping over the 45-round route surely won't get winded in a 10-round go. Monk has done most of his fighting over the longer route and during the past couple of years has been going 10, 12 and 15 rounds in Texas New Mexico and Colorado. Occasionally, he slips over to the coast for a 4-round engagement, but it is seldom. He doesn't like the Around game.
 Jordan recently demonstrated his ability to travel the Arizona distance when he easily defeated Rufus Will Hams at Ray. Jordan all but dropped his opponent in that bout and had Williams hanging over the ropes when the final gong sounded.
 Cliff has been going great guns dur ing the past few months. He has met the best the coast has had to offer in weights varying from 152 to 1SO pounds and the worst that he has ever got has been a draw. He has won a big per centage of his bouts and many of them via the knockout route
 Jordan Draws With Ortega.
 In fact. he was going so good that San Francisco promoters pitted him against the coast middleweight favor ite Battling Ortega- Jordan was off referee, but two San Francisco papers declared that Cliff should have been given the decision.
 Both big fellows carry a terrific walIop in either hand and fans are confidently expecting to see one or tho other take the long count. Sure enough it is that the battle will not be a "sparring exhibition" Neither of the principals are built that way nor would they know how to go about it to stage such an event even though they so de sired.
 Billy Cappelle and Leo Houck, light weights. will furnish the entertainment in the second main event of the nigh over the 10-round route. If these boys perform as well as they did on the occasion of their first meeting here il the spring of 1919, fans can rest as sured that they will get full value for their money in this battle alone.
 CapPeIle and Fowser Arrive Today.
 CappelIe is anything but a boxer He's a fighter from the word go, just like Battling Nelson and Ad WoIgast What he doesn't know about the art oi self defense would fill a volume but when it comes to giving fans a run for their money with action, action action. Billy's the boy that can do it He starts wading in at the sound of the opening gong and never lets UT until the referee pries them apart al the end-unless. of course, somethin ns happens during the intervening pc riod.
 CappeIle and Fowser are scheduled to arrive in Phoenix this morning, ar engagements already having been com pleted for their training programs il this city. Jordan will reach Phoeni, tonight TO Wednesday morning, h. stated in a telegram to the Americal legion.
 Despite the heavy advance sale O seats. there are still plenty of goot ringside and reserved seats yet to b had. the legion stated yesterday. Al reservations can be made at the Doyl cigar stand.