Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-31

eminent officials as a protection to all
parties. The promoters are under a
penalty of 10000 dollars in the event Of
a false declaration and have 10 put
up a deposit of the same amount as n
guarantee OF good faith. What could
he fairer? There has never yet been
trouble with an overseas boxer re-
gardinG the money side of things. OF
course Stadiums INSIST on reciprocity
Ina the fair deal line. and schlentcr
fighters. mon who ger corns on their
chest thru breastinE the saloon bars
and ioafers, get 1t where they make
big money. Men who are just well
punched out old meal tickets find that
the row is very hard ono To .hoo. as
4. Is in all parts. 'rrc supervision Of
matters at the rInEsido Is also very
strict, No second is allowed to scrccch
cnuse any commotior or speak 10 fans
behind him. on tho other hand fans
are not allowed to talk 20 seconds.
The rules OF tho ring are probably the
most strict In tho world, but with all
their harshness they are fair. RcEu-
latlons are needed ~ every we'll or
dered house. and In tho boxing game
they all tend to keep the game cl"nh
and above suspicion. stadium officials
viii stand no monkey business from
any one, and men who 10 not adhere to
their rules get short shift All import
fb tONfIS llEnI aN-ftlH ENaI'0NNH \ nlN
~ the limit In Australia. and only men
who can so this distance are of any
use m the Antipodes Scores of men
have written TO ;Ir. Munro asking To
hn allowed to make the trip across,
but few OF them have been euitahle
tiEhtveiEhts. feltherw c!Ehta and ban
tams are all tho rage just Pt present.
But there Ia not much doing in the big
mems line Boxers who desire to
come across should write direct TO
Manager Jack Munro. Tho Stadium
Rushcutters Bay sydney, Australia.
Gables address, Munro, stadium. sgd
ney.'
DAL HAWKINS IN SYDNEY
Dal Howkins. veteran bantamweiEht
champion. is In Sydney. lie came here
from America some months ago and
is now ~ king a location for bust
ness. Twenty-Five years ago Dal
Dempsey Is today He fought such
men az Joe Cans. GeorEe Dixon. Ed
die Connolly. Martin Cnffersy. Freddie
Began and many others. He was To-
Gated at Yonkers. y. y, for a number
OF years In the hotel husinrss but ov-
ing to the great drought gcttinE In he
was forced out OF that Mrs. Hawkins
IL a "dlnkum Aussie" being a native
of Melbourne Dal is now round the
81 mark but looks a deal younger He
10 very well preserved and quite a
different type to the average retired
pug. He hopes to make hiS splash
In the hotel business here. Mrs. Hawk
ms is publishing several books she has
written. They deal mostly with tho
life OF the average show girls in big
American cities. They will he pub
lished in Sydney. Dal has made host
Of friends here and Jim Glifcathcr and
his boy, Billy Shade. are fast friends.
SHADE GOING HOME
Billy saS.A. tho Californian scnsa-
ton creator has been In a private hos
pltal here for the past eight or nine
days. Bill hRn had a growth removed
from his nhul passage which inter-
fcrcd with his BREATHING. The opera
ton was quite successful md as eoon
as he has entirely recovered he will
return to America. He expects to leave
hero for Vancouver on the Mariana on
July 7th Bill hRp cleaned up every
thing In Aurtrhlla Hc has TAKEN Part
in nine contoirs, winning all but one
which WINS lost on an Hccid ntai foul.
Nc has knocked out Huhin Hinton,
Fred KAY australian weller cham
plorl, Tommy Cren australian mid
dloveight cham7.ou), Francis Charts
(French welterwo,sht chBmplou), Ray
Lockwood (Oriontal heavyweight
Champion. jack Quinlau tNlct-rian
heavyweight championj, Albert Lloyd