The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-13
BOXING SHOW
FOR NOVEMBER
18TH PLANNED

ID. IT. Crump has applied for per-
mission OF the boxing commission to
stage another boxing tournament on
November ~ at McDonald's hall. he
tween Main and klamath Avenue on
Sixth street. Tho care for the oc-
caaion will be Investigated and the
signatures to the cont"pGs y viscd.
The main event Is scheduled TO be
taa rounds of fast and furious box.
ing between Bob Ross of this city
sad Billy Huff OF Chiloquin. or the
t'y" boxers. Huff ,s perhaps better
known than his opponent for In near
ly every card OF Importance In this
section for the pas. two yeara. Huff
has been on tho program and has ac-
Quilted himself we'll, Ross made his
first appearance on September ~ at
the Scandinavian hail when he od-
ministered a stiff beating 10 Robbie
Allen, securing knockout In the
nth rouud. Peculier 40 II may socm.
Huff has also fought Allen and Sc
cured knockout In the fifth round.
Suoh comparison would show that
Huff and Ross are apparently evenly
matched, both men fighting tho same
man and winning py tho sanin rout in
the fifth round. The mon are match
ed at $50 pounds. weight to be made
st 9 o'clock. November II. before DR..
II. D. L. Stewart, medical examiner.
The six-round ssmi-finai has been
sisusd up for BY Bobbie Allen Of
Klamath Falls. and II. D. Walsh of
Aedford at catchweights and a good
event Ia expected 70 result. Aliens
showing against Ross on September
~ retrieved the name that he had
been given BY some critics and spec
tators at the match stated that he
wss game all the way through the
five rounds until sent to drcamland.
Walsh is well known In Medford and
has tho reputation Of being a fast
man.
Tho first number on the card Ia
the four round preliminary between
Kid Walsh and Battling North. both
nGhtweights. While Walsh has been
given the laurels Of victory once over
North by q clean knockout. still
North says that he now Is In better
condition than ever before and viii
win a decision on November IL.
Walsh 10 a. little heavier and taller
than North but the latter says that
he will overcome these disadvantages
BY fast work and by clever footwork.
November 12 will be a red letter
date in the history Of the boxing
game In this city and unless the
sporting>fraternity support the events
which are staged for their benefit
the game will simply be dropped and
become a dead issue. On NoveT ber
12, the decision will be made and II
will be final. The sporting element
OF this city clamored for the revival
of the game and secured permission
from the council to have o boxing
commission appointed. The council
and the boxing commission have per-
formed their share but many Of the
sports have proved Of the "knothole
type, post climbers, roof birds and
fence climbers. In view OF the fact
that McDonaid's Hall denies them the
opportunity Of any free priviledges,'
their caliber will be measured by the
number who turn out to witness the
contest. Tickets will 60 on sale at
the Pastime Billiard parlor. Jewel
Cafe, Rex Cafe. Club Cafe. Eagle
Pool room. Mecca poolroom and other
places.
Promoter Crump states that the
coming contest will be one which Will
not offend any lady who attends ana
desires to have q large attendance OF
the fairer sex at the coming event.
Under the present boxing commits
sion, no event has been other than
clean show, no profanity nor often
sive scenes to annoy the ladies being
tolerated.