Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-17

over go entries Were received, AND
the next tourney wrich Will cater to
HyweiEhts. feathers and welters,
promises to be even bigger. Fourteen
contests Of six rounds each are staged
twice n week, and big crowds follow
the lads as they fight their heats off.
Some OF the lads are displaying a
wonderful knowledge OF the game. and
veloped in the near futur as a result
OF these competitions.
Mig Houses the Rule
Big houses Mt tho Sydney and Mel
bourne Stadiuma, are the rule. not the
exception. Almost any kind of con-
test draws big money in Sydney, the
public being fight mad. They are good
judges OF form however. and n fighter
must know how to fight before he will
get chance. Men like Billy Shade.
who carry a punch. are certain OF big
money. Shade has made n small for
tune since coming to Sydney. and there
is still n lot OF money here for him to
pick up. Boxers and their managers
have written from all parts OF Amer
lea making enquiries regarding terns.
etc Jack Monroe has replied to most
OF them but is still anxious to hear
from more. Especially small men who
can make feather and lightweight. A
classy bantamweight or two would be
y
the brand OF class
New stndiur,s
Tho plans are in hand for the re-
building Of the Newton olympia. a fine
suburban stadium that was burned to
the ground some five years ago. This
club was easily the most popular box
ing hall in sydney for couple OF
years. and then the fire-bus got busy.
This new building will be tho very last
word in stadiums. 4 first class gym
naslum and club rooms will he attach
cd. All modern improvements in the
way of comfortable seating and post
less auditorium, also improved lighting
and other arrangements. The building
will seat 1000 people and will he
Stadiums third house in sydney At
present the Stadium. Rusheutters Bay.
seating 10000 and the IIppodrome,
seating 5000 are running and drawing
good crowds. Newton Is the most
thickly populated suburban district In
Sydney and record business Is certain
when the new building goes up. Two
houses are running in Melbourne and
doing big business and the Brisbane
Stadium is also making lots Of money.
stone SIN Champion
Harry Stone. the New York Jew ia
still lightweight champion OF Australia.
rio met anu NtNfH1'u W flSilHlhn Liz"
Edwards in Melbourne some weeks ago.
and since then has beaten Ned F'itz-
gerald. the young Australian light
weight who did so we'll in New York
some months ago against Pete Hart
ley. Willie jackson, and others. Stone
meets the rugged Southpaw. Frank
Morgan early in June.
Jamito Bcnt. Noble
Tommy Noble. tho English crack
featherweight. did not cover himself in
too much glory to commence with in
Australia on May 2sth at tho sgd
ney Stadium he met the tough Fill
Pine. Jamito. and 1T may he truthfully
recorded that he won the first few
rounds. that's all. Jamito was badly
fouled in the sixth but the referee did
not see the punch and the dusky boy
had to continue although doubled up
with pain. Before the round ended
Jamito fouled Noble and the referee
cautioned both or them for roughinx
tactics. From this point EDWARDS
Jnmito dealt out sound thrashing to
Noble who looked soft and flahhy and
certainly unframed. 1t appeared APP
parent to most people that he took
Jamito too cheaply, and then again his