The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-27
R. MARIN MCCARTHY

Of unusual interest to Birmingham on tap for the B. A. C. tonight, for the contestants will be local boys of proven ability rivals who are get ting their chances to settle old grudges. Four bouts are billed for tonight. calling for 21 rounds of box ing
 In the main event. Eddie Hanlon, veteran sorapper. who is attempting comeback in the ring. will meet Dixie" Jack Allen, young man of glove pushing ability extraordinary, despite his youthful age, in an eight round scrap.
 Aliens Second Bout Here
 Allen, who used to work out under Hanlon's supervision, has launched forth in the fisHe World on his own hook. and is making his second ap- pearance before local fans. In his first appearance against Sailor | Blanque of New orleans a short time ago, Allen stood up against his heavier and more experienced oppo- nent in admirable fashion. taking the hard lcks with the easy ones, sending in his blows as we'll. Local fans no doubt are awaiting the out come of this second appearance of Allen before passing Judgment on him. for the other scrap ended with Rlanque losing the decision on foul. and Allen was not given an opportu- nity to show his true worth. Hanlon Is Clever
 In Hanlon's latest fight against Larry Avera of Atlanta, Hanlon won the decision despite a badly injured right mitt.
 Eddie is one of the cleverest scrap pers the Magic City has ever pro duced. If the muscles still have the zipp and punch, the wise old head should be able to figure out way to land the victory in the Hanlou camp. Eddie will outweigh Allen about Is pounds tonight but Dixie" Jack isn't minding the handicap at all
 Speed and condition will win for me-" he stated yesterday, and by the way he said 1t, it was clear he meant every word.
 Brady in Shape
 Jack Brady will try his luck with Frank Chestaine in a six-round af- fair tonight In Cliestaine, Brady is meeting one of the strongest oppon- ents he has faced in a long time Ches is a fast boxer and hard hit ter. His deliberate method Of at tack speaks in no way of the ter rife zipp and power behind his blows. once Frank gets riled and steps in to finish the affair
 At that, Brady should be able to hold his own, for he is one of the real phantoms of Dixie rings, Jack speedy footwork makes him very hard man to hit, while hts left jap and right cross are mere flashes, 50 fast do they occur.
 The Brady -Chestaine bout will more than likely equal in interest and worth the main go. Preliminaries George Harwen and Claude Wilson meet in the four-round preliminary bout. Harwell is perhaps the raster of the two youngsters, but Wilsons husky punches make him formid- able opponent for George.
 In the curtain raiser, little Paul Jones meets Young Milton in three rounder. The little scrappers are chuck full of pep and willingness and always give the fans something to think about along lines of a good mix.
 Tommy Tompkins says he has a first class contortionist to furnish the crowd added entertainment.
 The first bout begins at S;3o o'clock tonight. Biscoe Seals will referee the main bouts. while George wal ters and Karl Langrebe will act as judges.
 The general reduction in admissioh prices takes effect tonight. with all added 25 ger cent discount for B. A. C. members.