El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-22
nchBowINearsC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TALKING 1T OVER
YOUR VIEWS AND NINE
By
Bud
Rutherford

featherWeight scaling 122-125 pounds
according TO his former manager
Fred Winsor, with whom had q
talk when he was in Fl PasO recently
and even II ne was a bantam. he has
no better claim than Garcia
Like 50 many others who direct
an attack. or rather misdirect an at
tack at anyone our friend limb
or "twig," or something like that
pursues a narrow beaten way typical
Of the single track mind.
1T f. certainly an advantage TO
have such n wonderful man n
"tviE7 residing here. ns Il n not
necessary to 20 10 the coast for
information, "a n question put
20 this omniscient rinEsfer viii
be answered IN affirmative fash
ion right AWAY. Gsurcia'a record
Is open for inspection Mt any time
and Il eertninly would be an act
OF folly TO attempt the false ad-
vertiaement OF n man who for
merly an Fl Pnsouns Is residing
in Los Angeles, but 1000 miles
away, and which u visited an
nuaIly by thousands OF natives Of
thia city and who are Intimately
acquainted with ring uOiugs on
the Pacific coast
He Is also wrong in stating that
Farren is better than Willie Jackson.
This Is not true. Jackson knocked
out Farren after they had fought a
is recognized by every leading critic
as the mythical lightweight cham
pion Of the coast.
But there is a consolation In this.
Residing in Fl Paso there Is a
man who knows everything He can
make Pacific coast champions just as
easily as not. and what Is more be
can pick them from right here In
FL Paso. Crown him king. boys, and
sit him high upon the pedestal. for-
He wins the wicker 0athtu0-
Up In Pueblo they have 4 steel
works boxing club which Is one OF
the most successful athletic clubs IN
the west
providing entertainment for the
workers at the mills the club stages
bouts weekly and they are mainly
between workers at the mills Tex"
Buttner, an FL Paso boy, Is at the
mills and IS doing fairly well in the
boxing line. Naturally, being steel
workers. the boxers do not all bear
American names and the program has
the aspect OF international compiled
tons. Here Is sample card at the
mills;
Young Sol Va. Mike PaEalo-
Ten rounds at lis pounds
slIlners Jones Va @Joe. the WOp.7
-Four rounds At 10 pounds.
Red Williams vs.. Tex Buttner.
Four rounds at 135 pounds
Art Pendleton ". SWede Anderson
Four rounds at $50 pounds.
Kid Cowboy W. Young hetchel.
Pour rounds at us pounds
Tommy Carter boxed a draw with
the scrappy Battling Barrere" last
night in san Antonio Barrere has
the record Of defeating the best light
OF the state and Tommy went
up against one OF the toughest boys
In his division
BY the way, for the benefit OF the
fans who desire 70 know the mean
ing Of a ham and egg boxer a local
fistic follower submits the following.
He is a New Yorker and he ought 70
know. Here are the definitions lead
InE up 70 the topnotchers:
"Coffes and"-preliminary boxers
Pork and beaner''-eemifinal box
Han an egEer'-sseond rate
''Topnoteher'-ehampions or chal-
So ham an egger" isn't 50 bad
after al. a.. there Is mighty fey Of
about IT.
Down al the International club.
where manager C. J. staIlard IS bend
nE his efforts toward the establish
nent Of one OF the best clubs in the
south they are planning a joke on
.wo Irishmen whose bubbling spirits
viii not down
The two In question made up
an elaborate menu card In which
every choice dish known to the
palate Of Fl PaaO and JuareE
epleurea was included. These
they passed out freely to their
friends after putting a in print
ed form. Then they informed
the friends that they had n sick
grandmother or something and
would not be able TO hold the
dinner. The guests went up In
the air and they told the two
hosts TO never mind they would
eat the dinner, anyhow and now
the foEerE are wondering just
whether they intend to do Il OF
not. a. each has ample credit and
their frfeudr know #