Arizona republican., 1920-07-24
Al ROUNDS IF
 REAL BATTLING
 ON NEXT CARD
American Legion Schedules Seven Events Between Featherweights, Light weights, Welterweights- Only One 1O-Round Event On Program

Phoenix fans like fighting. They're going to get it-4o rounds of slam bang mixing-in the American legion's next fight program at Tal1y's open-air arena Friday night July 30.
 Tn an earnest endeavor to give the fans what they want, the legion pro- moters have secured the southwest and corralled all the man eating, broncho- ~husting battlers the section can boast One must boast a knockout record to get on the program scheduled by the legion for next Friday night.
 Seven Events On Card
 And there's going to be 40 rounds c9 1t. divided into three Around prelimi- naries, three 6-round special events and one 10-round main event Count the rounds yourself. But. what's more, the legion is going to have two extras on hand to fill in should Referee Carl Morris find it necessary to start a little fight on his own account and toss a couple of battlers out of the ring if they fail to live up to advance notice There isn't going to be any stalling in next Friday nights card-and there isn't going to be any boxing, either. Only sluggers are eligible for this occasion
 Arrangements have already been completed for the three special events Iere they are:
 Battling Scotty vs. Sailor Jack Dunn. Young Els vs. Young Garcia.
 Young Battling Chico vs. Andy Gardner
 Fans who witnessed the Scotty ELS bout ten days ago declared it one of the most spectacular exhibitions ever witnessed in this city, both will ap- pear on the next card. They don't know very much about the boxing game either one of them, but they sure can give and take. Sailor Jack Dunn is of the same type, as he demonstrated
 
 when he held the hard hitting Mexican to even terms in six rounds, although in poor condition.
 Young Garcia is a Phoenix boy with a good reputation as a sledge- hammer walloper And he can take 'ern too. his packers declare.
 Gardner Essays Comeback
 Young Battling Chico has probably the best reputation of any Arizona boxer. He's a featherweight with knockout drops in both hands. judging from his record. He has won his last Il zbattles by the knockout route.
 Andy Gardner, local boy, is return ing to the fight game after an absence of nearly year. Gardner was a mighty good boy before he laid the padded mits aside and is essaying a comeback here He's only youngster and should make good. He's met some pretty tough ~ Birds in his day. including Otto Wal lace and other lightweights. zzThe legion has arranged the card ts include feaeherweights, lightweight. and welterweights, but nothing bigger than welterweights. The legion is con vifhced that the bigger they are, tn, poorer the exhibition.
 The preliminary events will be an nounced as soon as completed but as surance is given that the old Phoeni, favorites will be pitted against goo' Tucson, Bisbee and Miami boys in tn three Around battles.
 Good Main Event Promised
 The telegraph wires were kept bus by the legion yesterday in an cndeavo to complete arrangements for the mai event of the evening. An effort is be ing made to match Kid Palmer wit Colima or Salinas Jack Robinson Other matches under consideration ar Steve Dalton ys. Kid Palmer; A CFrunan vs. Freddie Hill; and Tomm MaIcney vs. Chet Neff. The latter car v-ilI get the preference if Neff can mal the Journey from Prince Ruppert 1 time to get in shape for the match