The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-18
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The scrap has stirred up lot OF
interest horoabouta Reservations
made up to last night wore heavy,
including many from nearby towns.
Good sized delegations will be here
from Bartlcsvlllc. SmitnE nome.
ana Slick, whore he has been box
ing OF late. The advance sale was
reported last night TO be tho hcav-
Test for any bout since tho Jock Ma
lone-Houng Fitg affruy couple OF
months ago,
Confidence oozod last night from
the headquarters OK Kid Palmer.
The Kid himself conteutcd himself
with taking things easy. resting up
for the fray today But Adcc Sacks
Palmer's loquacious manager pre-
dictcd that the downfall Of Curlcy
Smith was at hand.
Pnimcr's skipper Confident.
''if the l<ia doesn't beat Smith.
why--tn be ready To go into the
junk husinCss." bcamed Sacks Hes
In tho best condition an Oklahoma
crowd ever saw him, lie has trained
ever had I'm this state. Hos Ia the
Rame perfect shape as az El paso
a few weeks ago when he put out
the tough Battling Ortcga In the
fourteenth round
"And after the Kid has disposed OF
Smith. Sacks con 'inuCd. ne wants to
take on Jock Malone in Tuln
rinr" Palmer is 20 meet Johnny
Klesch of Cleveland. ohio. at ~
D.. d.
his next bout after tonights on
counter with smith
smith Bcat Blliy Britton.
Neither was there fear OF the out
come In the Smith camp, wen
give this Palmer "A mighty big sur
prise. or I'm mistaken" said Cur
iey'a manager lie pointed out that
smith holds decision over Billy
Britt0n, who just defeated Young
Fit2simmonB al Wichita u couple of
nights ago. whilc Palmer has ono
victory and two draws with FitZ.
This was the only comparison avail
able between them on past por-
formanccs.
Palmer was the choice OF moit
fans who Expressed an opinion a.
Co the outcome The general opiu-
Ion is that Smith win give him "a
good battle. but r. not good enough
10 take his measure.
A match between the winner OF
toniEht's bout and Jock Malone may
be secured for Tulsa later this
season. Louis Newman. match
maker Of the oil CITY A. c.. has
promised the victor such a reward
Malone is reported TO bo pleased at
the prospect Of another bout here
The popular st. Paul Irlshmau has
been boxing in Boston quite ire
auently since his recent 80 witt
Young Tcitz I'm Tulsa and cvidcntlN
a. well liked In the city OF beans
Palmer and smith VIII 90 nftcr
each other tonight careful In one
particular that rs, not 10 foui For
year now Smith has boon boxing
A. Cleanlv as any according TO re-
ports OF his battles, and Joe Hagen
his manager who is chief of police
at slick guarantees that Curley has
completely reformed" IN this re
gard Neither man wants TO win ON
n foul because they both want t0
exhibit IN Tulsa again ana thev know
that II there's one thing Tulsa box
ing fans dislike more than any other
It Is a foul IN the ring.
PrcIlmlnnrlcs Look Good.
Probably no other boxing card Of.
fered by the oil city A. G.. this soa-
son has included such bang-up pre-
liminarics as tonlghts Particular
ly is this true of the talent offered
in the semiwindup, whore Billy Nor
Tisette Of Sand Springs VIII he pt
ted against Warnic smith of Bartles-
vino, Curley's sparring partner, iu
q scheduled 10-round event BoNing
fans have been 40 impressed with
Warnie's punching power and sRil
as exhibited In his workouts for the
last week with Curley that he is a
hot fayOrite 10 beat the tough SIND
Springs cutrgur.
II Warnie shows tho class tonight
that he Is expected 20 he probably
win Doe seen iu action here fre-
Quenty,
Tho siX-round preliminary be-
tween Ace Johnson and Ted Brown
Will he "A fine attray 20 watch, judg-
ing by the way these two youngsters
mixed things last Monday uight at
the r. A. G, until johnson injured
his right hand in tho third round
AIDE has defeated Brown once and
when Brown won at the Il. A. a. n
made the score even.
The Courtney hrothera. Carl aod
George, are 10 be seen in the tWn
four-round prenminarieS. Carl a. !
meet Jimmy Sarconi and Ceorro a.
10 tackle Babe Forsytnot -
Tho first event win he r,ar,a,
prenlpty ut $40, according 70 III
program