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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-22

Jakob Vinci zostai wczorsj u
znany winnym wspoiudziatu -"
morderstwie Enright'a i skazany
ma czternascie lat wiezienia.
Wyrok ,,winny' zostai osiagnie
ty juz ma trzecim balocie przy-
siegiych - czwarty ballot zaGe-
eydowai wysokosG kary.
o godzinie 1890 przysiegli z
wyrokiem sadowym weszli do sa
Ii sadowej. Okoio dwiescie wi
dzow oczekiwaio wyroku W sa-
die Po wejsciu przysiegiych,
stroze wiezienni natychn1iast
wprowadzili Vinci'ego do sail So
dowej'
Vinci blady ponury zajai swo
je miejsce. Czystosc i lad, ktorc
tax charakteryzowa}y lego odzrez
podczas calej sprawy teraz znIk'y
49, bez ko}nierzyka by}, koSzula
rozpieta, w}osy rozrzuconc
Vinci przedstawiaf sumtny typ
czIowieka; zdawa} sic bye zupci-
ME ziamany.
Gdy juz wszyscy miejsca swe
zaieli, klerk sadu, rozwijajac do
kument, wreczony mu przez pre-
wodniczacego, rozpoczal c<vtac ::
MY, przysiegli, znajdujemy o.
skarzonego winnym morderstwa"
poruszenie ogolnc ma sail, Nv spo
sob formie. iaka wyrazona py1a
w oskarzeniu; jako kare ustana-
wiamy IA lat wiezienia".
Ninci zachwial sic nieco i ma
gle, jak gdyby uderzony rzeczy-
wistoScia, IL uniknai szubienicy,
ozywii sic, krew mu nabiegia do
twarzy; wyprostowal sic u
smiechnai sic do przysiegiych.
Wrociwszy do cell, Vincr, z
radoscia oznajmi} swym wspol-
nixon o wyroku jaki wydano,
lccz ci radoSci jego ME podzielali
- spodziewali sic oni u}aska--
wienia; bo przeciez Vinci tylkO
kierowal samochodem ,,Smiertel-
nym", oni jake sprawcy zbro-
dni czegoz moga sic spodziewat.
Po ogioszeniu wyroku, proku-
rator stanowy' Hoyne .wyrazh sic
IL spoleczenstwo WHINE jest
wdziecznoSc asystentorn proku--
ratoryi, adwokatom Przystalskie
r1u, O'Brien'owi Owen'owi "a
ich nieustraszony niezmordowa
ny sposob, jakim Gala sprawe pro-
wadzili. ,,Maja oni mole szczere
uznanie i jestem przekonany, re
i publicznoSc ich zasiugi oceni"
- mowii Hoyne.
Asystent prokuratora, adwo-
kat Przystalsh szczegolniej bar
dzo umiejetnie i energicznie, ia
ko giowny oskarzyciel sprawe re-
prezentowai, najwiecej sic przy-
czyniajae do skazania Vinci'ego.
Vinci liczy lat IS, Jest zonaty
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-22

ganizowany Z Gustawem Padre.
ma czele. lest on jednym zaufa.
nych porucznikow Obregona..
Washington, 90. maja. - We.
dIag raportow meksykariskich
pism miasta Meksyku, przesla-
nych do departamentu stanu, woj
ska rewolucyjne sa ma tropie Car
ranzy jego ujecie jest spodzie--
wane lada dnia.
Donosza, re Geo. Miller, An
glik, superintendent kopalni pm
,,Alvarado Mining Company" W
Parral, Chichuahua, trzymany
jest przez Francisco Ville w zasta
vie O $5O,00O0O.
WINK REZoLUCYI PoKo-
JOWEJ ZALEzY Cd PRE-.
ZYDENTA.
Washington, %. maja. -
Wczoraj po poludniu kongres pre-
prowadzif rezolucye Knox'a -
majaca ma celu zakoiiczenie for
maine wojennego stanu z pam
swami centralnemi.
Rezolucya zosta}a przyjeta
przez senat zeszlej soboty, te--
raz jest gotowa, ably bye wreczo-
ma prezydentowi Na1ezy sic spo-
dziewac, re zostanie zawetowana,
a mala jest nadzieja przeprowa-
dzenia tel sprawy ponad veto
prezydenta.
Rezolucye przyjeto 22S gfosa-
mi przeciw 139. Czternastu de-
mokratow glosowaio "a jej przy-
jeciem a dwoch republikanow
przeciw. Reprezentanci Kelly e
Michigan) Fuller e Mass.) by
Ii jedyni republikanie, ktorzy gio-
sowali przeciw rezolucyi. Demo-
kraci, ktorzy giosowali zgodnie
"a pszyjecicm rezolucyi byli:
Dokohczenie ma stronicy 3cisj
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-22
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, sobota, y maja: sw. Heleny
Kr6lowej.
Jutro, niedziela, d maja: Ielon7
Swiatl<i.
NiedzieIa Zielonych swiatek.
Ewangelia 20 Zeslania Ducha sw."
Pojutrze, poniedziatek, "A maja:
Sw, Joanny Wdowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-22
Wynik Rezolucyi Pokojowej
Zalezy cd Wilsona.
KOLEJE OTRZYMUJA 125 MILIONOW
MA LEPSZE WYEKWIPOWANIE.
Znow Przeciw Bonom Opozycya.

$4,000 Farm w Michigan Bez U41
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-22

pokohczenie ma stronicy scisj
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-22
Persya Apeluje do Ligi iNarodow.
Wegry Podpisza Traktat Pokojowy.
BuEgarzy Lacza Sic Turkami Przeciw Grecyi.
VOtum Zaufania Ola Rzadu Milleranda.
INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE

wszystkie wymagane W tym cebu
plenipotencye.
Wiadomosc powyzsza wymaga
dalszego potwierdzenia, gdyz ME
dawno temu lonesome, ze rad
wielkobrytyjsld odm6wis Boise
wickiemu toomisar7owi pozwole--
MIA na przyjazd do Londynu.
w t01luarach parlamentu bry-
tyjsdego wywoiala wczoraj VIE
lie dyskusyi i aromentarzy decyya
,yspeakera" Izby Gmin, ictory W
odniesieniu do tooseej sic obec-
ME polsko-rosyjs6ej woiny O.
swiadczys, IL Izba ME moze pod
dawaG dyskusyi dzia4alnoSci "a
przyjaznionego Anglia obcego
mocarstwa, jaldem jest Polska.
Nie&t6rzy deputowani wyrazali
opinie, ze taacie orzeczenie ,,spea-
kera" jest niezgudne z konstytu-
eva. I pomimo tego orzeczelia
dyskusya mad poisko-rosyjska sy-
tuacya sic odbyla. w szczegolno-
Sci, lord Robert Cecil arg1mento-
wal. IL W wypadEOu tym powinna
interweniowae Liga Narodow.
OdPowiedziaa mu pan Andrew
Bonar Law, re Liga moze tylko
wtenczas podejmowat jakas ak
eye, jezeli So szanse, IL okaze sic
ona skuteczna. Ale wielu deputo-
wanych jest niezadowolonych z
tego wyjaSnienia- Twierdza oni,
ze wojna poisko-rosyjska jest W
znacznej mierze wynikiem niepo-
rozumienia i dlatego Liga Naro-
dow powinna przynajmniej spro-
bowac, czy interwencya jej ME
byiaby skuteczna.
PERSIA APELUJE DO LIGI
NARODoW.
Londyn, 30. maja. - "a posre-
dnictwern bawiacego W Paryzu
swego ministra spraw zagranicz-
nych Persya wnios4a apel do Ligi
Narodow, ably ia chroniia ja
pred agresya i inwazya bolsze-
wikow. APPEL ten wywoiany To-
stal wyladowaniem wojSk sowie-
ckich, ktore przybyiy przez Mo-
RE Kaspijskie, ma ziemi perskiej.
BRUSILOW MOzE DOJSc
w RoSYI DO WLADZY.
Paryz, %. maja - Otrzymane
z Polski wiadomosci stwierdzaja,
ze general Alessy Brusilow jest
pierwszym generaiem, ktory zdo-
sai chwilowo Przynajmniej sta
vic opor posuwajacym sic zwy--
ciesko naprzod arnliom polskim i
re jezeli ME objs} on zupelnej
wladzy W Rosyi, jak to poczatko-
wo donoszono, to W kazdym razie
ujac zdofa} w swe rece najwyzsze
kierownictwo wojsk. Niedawno
ieszcze temu donoszono o MIN, re
znajduje sic ma froncie kaspijskitn
i odjazd jego stamtad ma front
polski moze bye uwazany jako
strategiczne, zwyciestwo Anglii,
ktora obawia}a sic, re zagrozi on
stamtad Persyi lndyom. jezell
Wielka Brytania wspierala W ja-
kfkolwiek spos6b polska ofensy
we ma Ukraine, to czyni}a to tyl-
ko W tym celu, ably odciagnac
znaczniejsza czeSc wojsk bolsze--
wickich frontu kaspijskiego ma
zachod.
Tymczasem Brusiiow zaczyna
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-23
Football, 'Themside Came :;
Plays That Gain Distance

livery team. no matter how good
u its plunging attack. must have
plays that viii result in long
gains, or il can never hope to win
An eleven that is brought down the
gridiron on straight line plays
throughout the game viii ultimately
have its men exhausted Along in
the last period. unless they are aided
by substitutes, such a team viii be
so weakened Il cannot even defend
its own goal properly.
The forward pass is one OF the best
long distance gamers, but at its best
it IS an uncertain play for advancing
the ball what is really the safest
and most consistent way Of working
the oval up over the chalk marks. is
the end run or the trick play that
uses a man who can run wen in an
open field. Open field running. II
course. is running away from the
mass OF players, where the man with
the ball viii encounter only one OF
two men at a time The open field
runner must exercise his own wits
almost exclusively as 10 the ways and
tacklers.
Protection Is needed.
It Is absolutely necessary that the
end runner be given enough prorec-
tion ard Interference 10 get him be-
yond the line OF scrimmaEe. II not
viii be tackled behind his own line
for a loss. But once in the open
field Il IS no longer a question Of
IL men against II men, but man
against man
The open runner usually meets
hia opponents EiuEly, although
occasionally he has 70 oufHif n
pair OF them. He must be n fast
runner, because the mere carry
Ing OF the bail takes the edge off
n players speed. while the tack
lerH, having nothing at all to
hinder them can exercise their
maximum speed. The runner.
while cenferlnE his thoughts on
the first man approaching him.
must sean with HIS eyes all the
other men that loom up as pos
sible tacklerH. He must really
be figuring two or three men
ahead.
Constant training will enable the
runner 20 dodge the first man almost
automatically, thus letting the mind
dwell on how the next man is to be
avoided.
It is not as easy as It reads, how
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-23
exams Are Ready Fl Bliss May Spring Surprise
FERGUSON VICTOR IN TITLE PLAY
WINS ONE MORE CHAMPIONSHIP

INTER Norman A. Ferguson,
L border states tennis champion.
50 regular has become the ex-
perience Of Witnessing the southwest
ern tennis champion win matches up
on the courts that several hundred
enthusiasts OF the outdoor game were
not surprised a bit at his decisive
victory in the finals for the city ten
mis- title last Sunday afternoon They
were delighted and enthused by his
superb exhibition OF racquet skin.
however. and could only pay tribute
to his ability BY applause. One Of
Ar. FergusOn's friends has submitted
the following story TO the Herald re-
gading his career upon the courts-
an winning the FL PasO singles
championship today Sunday for the
Euson closes the year with one OF
the most remarkable records ever
achieved in tennis history
@Mr. Ferguson has now nc-
nuired every championship In the
-DuthWeEt and has gone through
the past two years without losing
single set in all tournament
play. Recently at Phoenix. Ark.
he defeated the crack California
players in the most sensational
EAaN EHNA NAAAAANNAHA IN INT NNAAEN
stnes tournaments his opponents
not being able TO get more than
three games in any set Ferguson
plays a steady consistent game.
and while af no time spectacular
f. wonderfully accurate and re-
liable.
he seems to anticipate his OF
pOnents play with uncanny Judgment
and covers the court with great
agility His game is a contrast 10
the slashinE style OF the younger
players and resembles the play Of the
great Barnard who won the national
championship for seven years Fer
guson's record viii probably never be
equalled by any individual player in
the southwest and is truly remark
able"
Besides winning championships of
the border states association Of the
FL PasO military district Ferguson
holds supremacy over New Mexico
and Arizona and possesses the title
OF both Of these states For many
years he won and held the champion
ship OF the republic OF Mexico also.
He first won the border states title
In 1915 when he defeated VIM Horrell
who had previously defeated FerEu-
son in 1915. at FL Paso for the title.
In addition 10 the border states title
'dr. Horreu was champion or the west
II the time he won over Ferguson.
His subsequent defeat placed Mr.. Fer
suson at the head OF southwestern
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-23
VARSITY FAVORITE
IN ANNUAL BATTLE
WITH FAST AGGIES


and the ends practice pass re-
ceiFInE. Coach scdon drills the
line On blocking and charging
After this preliminary work
Whitaker calls the squad to-
pefher and lines mp two teams for
signal drill All explanations
about plays are made with the
aid OF n blackboard, which Is
always kept on the field The
LomEhoru teams run signals fusts q
the moment the ball Is snapped
for n play the quarterback starts
giving his signals for the next
one. II a play Is not worked per-
fectly IL Is always nseertained
/ just who was at fault, and the
play s. run again
I After a snappy signal drill the two
{ LonghOrn teams are lined up against
each other for a dummy scrimmag e-
Z The plays are run through by both
t teams, every man running TO his cor
rect position, but no one tackling OF
blocking. After the dummy scrim-
mage either the Shorthorus or the
Freshmen have the best forward
passing team which has been seen on
Clark field this season, and they have
been especially valuable in develop
ing Narsityis pass defence
VIII BE Some Game.
Never before in the history Of
Texas football has there been so
much pre-game talk and excitement
as there IS now in Austin The play
ers have already been given instruc-
tons by the coach that there are to
be no sideshoWs for them until after
the game; they are TO tE-nk about
nothing but football The students
are thinking nothing but football.
TOO football and the countless
Thanksgiving celebrations. The A.
ard H. game IS at hand. and classes
and quiZzes are mere details
The question which IS uppermost IN
the mind OF every LonghOrn fan is
win Whitaker start both Elan and
WatsonE' OF course, the coach says
nothing.
He has been using both Of these
stars at quarterback since the
Oklahoma game, and he has
shown no inclination to shift
Watson hack to his position mt
half. just why Whitaker deems
II best TO leave one OF these val
liable men out OF the game Is
secret but everyone Is sure that
he has an excellent reason for
doing So All the same. mi
Fersity students believe that
aIelzy7 and eRat1 would make a
touchdown against A. md ~. in
mighty short time, and they are
anxious 10 see them have the
chance.
no one has any doubt as TO who
VIII start the game at right tackle
The man in that position VIII be big
Tom Dennis, probably the most val
liable man on the Longhorn team.
Dennis is star linesman. kicks off.
and in addition, has the light burden
OF doing the punting. At the other
tackle will be George Green. a former
Rice player and a star at Texas for
the last two years. The guard posi-
tons viii be filled by Hill and HUI
seT, both experienced men At cen
ter win be ttSWedesi Swaueou the hest
the days OF Pig" Dittmar
Captain Hart. playing his fourth
year on the university team. win play
right end. On the other end viii
be George Mccullough. All A. z. +.
end. and the most brilliant pass re-
celver ever seen on g Texas gridfron
Besides the eleven men who viii start
the game. coach whitaker has a re-
liable bunch OF men IN reserve.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-23

flash, sending over a right crash
Ing 10 the Jaw that sent Joe
erumbling to the canvas for the
nine counts.
He was twice sent 20 the canvas
again, the last time for the FUN count.
Richie showed that he has a tender
heart when he stepped back after
putting Joe down and refused TO hit
him on arising until the referee told
him to 60 ahead and fight
Mitchell Stands Back.
Even then Richiee hesitated- but
urging by the crowd and the fact that
BENJAMIN stood before him made Il
necessary for the home boy TO continue
and he again sent over a right that
ended the bout. Benjamin has lots OF
class and ne will defeat a lot more
lightweights than viii beat him. With
ing he should make a great fighter
and viii be heard from again IL he
takes care Of himself
After this performance Richie
Mitchell should really be the logical
opponent for title match with
Leonard.
Richie defeated Willie Jackson
in a ten round bout In Milwaukee,
getting the newspaper verdict,
but was himself beaten by Lew
Tender. However, the Philndel-
phia boy seems out OF Il at pres
ent. because they cannot uEree on
weight and the same trouble
exists over n Jackson-Beonurd
match. This leaves Mitchell the
choice, as Richie has thrice de-
feafed Joe yelling and Tender
also recently scored over Joe.
The Northumberland match may
be interesting from n New York
standpoint, but II cnnnot be
elassed ns a championship affair.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-23

Dempsey damned willard into the
land Of sweet dreams. Willard got
100000; Dempsey drew down $4,000
and Richard made a very fat profit
20 boot
Now the 100000 battle between
Dempsey and Carpentieri It's a big
purse, but Richard has always made
good for he always keeps his word.
It is almost fnconceivable that a
larger purse viii ever be offered. but
Rickard does big things And he has
the backing Of a trust
Don't forget that out Of the money
he has coined in the boxing game
Richard has bought and equipped one
Of the largest cattle ranches in Para
quay Furthermore. he has a ten
years lease on Madison Square Car
den He IS head OF the Worlds Box
ing Trust-and rightfully-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-23
EDWARDS KNOCKOUT IS SURPRISE
AUSTRALIA CHAMP PROVES EASY

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Nov. 23.-Sev.
lfl eral surprises in the boxing
world occurred the past week fol-
lowing the knockout Of Eddie Fitz-
simmons by Willie Jackson in New
YORK Richie Mitchell upset the far
western and eastern dope by knock
ing out Joe Benjamin. running mate
OF Benny Leonard. in nine rounds:
Clonie Taft the Canadian champion
lightweight, stopped LEV Edwards.
Australian champion in two rounds al
Minneapolis, while Nike OrDowd won
over JEFF Smith in fifteen rounds the
latter being considered a sure winner
on points.
Eastern critics have always con-
tended that Richie Mitchell did not
have knockout punch. but they will
have TO change their tune now. Ben
Jamin was matched by Billy Gibson.
as some declared, TO get a real line
on Riches hitting; well II he was he
got it all right. but in a way least
expected. There has been so much
talk OF a match between Mitchell
and Leonard the past year that the
fans would really like TO see them
come together, and the fact that
Richie put It over Benjamin so com
pletely makes It all the more desir-
able now TO have them meet.
Need Not BE Ashamed.
Despite the knockout Mr.. BENJAMIN
has nothing to be ashamed Of and Mr..
Gibson may rest assured that he
picked up a mighty nifty lightweight
when he got Joe on the coast.
The lad, who is n mere young
gter, carries a pretty right cross
and with plenty Of steam back Of
IT. He JOlfed Mitchell several
times with II. especially In the
second and seventh round, md IL
vvas this jOlting that got Riches
fighting blood to boiling point.
Joe also protects himself well and
IL was not until the ninth round
that he became q bit careless and
let his guard hang low from his
chin II was just the chance that
Mitchell had been waiting for and
he took advantage OF Il Ike q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-23
BOXING TRUST NOW UNDER WAY
FOUR COUNTRIES REPRESENTED

NEW YORK Nov 23-rhe match
IN ing Of Jack Dempsey and Georges
Carpenter 10 battle for the
heavyweight championship OF the
world Is now history. but there is
one very important fact that has been
overlooked by the sporting public. Il
is the fact that a Worlds Boxing
Trust has been formed which here
after viii have its say-so in every
great hight on this little old hemis-
phere-
This trust IS Just as powerful in its
line as was the Standard OIL company.
II consists OF only four men but e is
going TO dominate the world so far as
fights are concerned
These four men are Tex Richard.
william A. Brady, John Ringing, rep
resentinE America and Charles Cach-
raue. representing England
Rlcknrd The Master Mind
This article is going 10 give a close
I'D OF Tex Richard the master mind
Of the Tust. Rickard is an adven-
turer. but an adveuturer who always
thinks OF big things That Is why he
mas accomplished big things fl the
50xinE line
Tex began life a. n Texas cow
boy. IL d. related Of him that he
never PACKED q Gun contrary to
repairs generally current but
nevertheless whenever he astarfed
anything the other guests Jumped
ont OF the Window From Texas
he drfffed to Montana. and when
civilization followed him he took
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-23

A USTIN. Texas, NoV. 23.-Greatll
a pleased with the announcement
made Monday afternoon that only
two men on Narsity's big squad would
be- ineligible TO take part In the 1ur-
KEY DAY clash with A and IL, ce-cn
Berry whitaker has set In motion
his carefully formed plans for put
ting che LonEhOrus In the very best
OF condition for the last and biggest
game on the Texas schedule Every
one knows that the games played by
Texas university and A. and NJ col
leee prior 20 their annual clash bear
about the same relation TO the game
ln which they meet that the curtain
raiser at a prizefight does TO the real
Championship event
The student bodies OF the two
schools look upon the IeLas-A- ana
81 game as the premier gridiron bat
lie OF the season, and the coaches
train their teams with victory on
Thanksg lvinE day their principal OBJ
iectiTe-
very Best Condition.
Above everything else, Whitaker
is determined that the Longhorus viii
enter the game next Thursday IN the
very best Of physical condition
whitaker expected a hard
game from Rice institute On Oc-
tober 30 and he drove bis men
hard In order 70 put them IN
suit the LonEhOrua were IN per-
fecf shape for the game IN HouH-
ton against the Owls. Knowing
wei that q would be impossible
20 keep his men on edge Tor
whole month, Whitaker allowed
his team to slump the next week
Training rules were suspended
the night after the victory over
the Owls, End the team WAS put
through light workouts the next
week. The result was that PHIL
lips played the Loughorma q
rather close game.
After the Phillips game the work
outs became q little harder again, and
when the Texas team faced the Mus
taugs It was in fair condition Now
whitaker has started that final
grooming OF his squad which he hopes
VIII put every man in perfect condi-
ton Re did not begin the past week
hv giving his team lot OF hard
work. however There was no regu-
lar practice Monday afternoon. the
field and took Few laps around the
cinder track.
Regular Routine Is Word
Tuesday afternoon the regular rou-
tine work was resumed a new
tacllling dummy had been erected on
Jordan field. and the men were re-
CURED TO warm no there before going
down 70 Clark field. The Texas
coaches have not forgotten the mama
Of the young man who drove the
Texas line and gave victory 70 A and
I- last November That name Is
printed In big letters on the new
dummy, right down the front.
1f-A-H-A-N BY the dummy stands
coach Sedon, and into the ears OF
every LouEhorn tackler he shouts in
structions as TO the very best way 10
stop the AEgie fullback. There IS
savage lierceuess In the way this new
dummy is tackled for once there is
a real thrill in the usually duh work
Of hitting a Iifeless figure
After leaving Jordan field the
Longhorus continue their practice on
signed 10 the man is usually that Of
handling the bail whitaker has
even had bis linesmen catching punts.
The hncEfield men are given
daily dril on getting their starts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-23
VASQUEZ AND HAWKINS READY
EACH ANXIOUS FOR THE BELL

ONE day remains upon the schedule
" Of Perry Lewis and Frankie Fow-
ser for these two crack middle
weight battlers TO thoroughly prepare
for their meeting Wednesday night
at the Fort Bliss punch bowl In a
battle for the southwestern title.
FoWser took on several men in his
last day Of heavy work Monday and
asserted that he was in splendid con-
ditiOn for the battle. He IS down to
weight and IS so perfectly trained
that he hardly draws long breath
while boxing
Frankie with the good handling
he n 10 have from "Bad Daddy
Anderson and others will put up
the fight Of HIS life and there are
large number OF FL PasO fans
who intend backing him TO the
limit 10 beat the more aggressive
but less clever Lewis Frunkie's
punch Is also working overtime
and he Il smuggling his sparrinE
partners with n vim that Is
good example OF what the bugs
can expect 10 see when he enters
the ring.
Lewis. a newcomer to FL Paso bears
better record than the scrappy
Frankie. He has met and defeated
many OF the best men Of the welter
and light middleweight division.
In his training he has shown de-
sire TO go in and mix matters that
has won the appreciation Of the fans
He received a black eye from an &C
cideutal butt by Dutch" Cr0zier and
this has handicapped him IN his work
somewhat but the FL Paso training
added TO the work he has been doing
for several weeks in Tucson Is put
ting him into excellent trim Lewis
carries a stiff knockout Wallop and
is perfectly able to use il. He Is
aaNa q
going forward.
Dial Hawkins and the rugged Mike
NasqueZ are two others who are
working hard in preparation for We'd
nesday night. The match between
these Two promises 10 be g classic OF