The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-17

Ill u. \. blsll't T. W \ lalh
Victory I'M the ring tonight or o.
return tu the smoiiots in GarllcH-
NuIc'
That ~ tho prospect faced hy
NaInlo Smith. tho GRANVILLE Wcl'cr-
weight scnutiun ot UurtlopNllr. who
rin.h,H with Johnny Tillman OF r.
Iaui IN the main tvcut ~ o three
ftlr boxing ahOW ut convention nall
tonight.
Making determined effort 20
"como back in the squared circle.
Mnruio at last g. taking his flstic
r1rear serluslv Como la M. idea
that all lac has to DO iH tap tho other
fellow ON tho Dhiu..und curtains.
A. last ne realizes that hia opponent
usually ig q Taper, too. lie nuw
knows that hs cannot expect 90 win
all his bouts in four rounds and h"
ia preparing himself accordingly.
1ie is ready 20 80 the fun a. rounds
it necessary at top speed, ho says
aud he firmly bclleyos he can whip
Johnny Tillman or anybody else.
4 Getting Back.
This ran Warnie has done quite a
BIZ 30 restore his lost prestige -
prestige lost when he suffered re-
verses at the hands ot cowboy
Padgett and Heinie Schumah Hut
he finally knows that he must do a
great deal more before he occupies
the same niche In tho minds Of Tulsa
boxing fans that he did before his
slump late laRt spring. The fans
won't he satisfied with a fair show
ing from Warnie now lie must win
,declslvoly.
In spite OF Warnie'H victories in
his last two starts. victories over
SILVER Perry OF tho Mike Collins
stable and Roy Conloy OF Omaha,
the BartleHyille mauler finds tho
veteran Johnny Tnlman ruling IA
vorito over him for tonlghts bout.
Flaws who have Eegn TillmRr In ac-
tion I'm his training I'm West Tulsa
nro inclined To the opinion that he
viii best Warnie that is, n ma
Jority of them are. Woruic stili has
a loyal following, however, firmly
convinced that he IL on the road 10
real come back ana that II won't
he many months before he is right
back whore he was at the height or
BIS motcorlc riso last winter.
Ia Perfect Trim.
Louis Newman. Warnic'a manager.
says his protcgc will enter the ring
tonight in tho best fighting trim
since 'hc night he fought Morris Lux
Of kansas city Off hla feet lau
February. This was tho hest fight
Warnio over nut mp hore. his scnpn q
tlnnal victory over the fast and
clever Lux putting him high In the
estimation OF ring critics Newman
confidently predicted that Warnle
would he ~ 20 top form aud OK
poctod that no would beat Tlllman.
though he comedies the 81 Paul
scrNppor N crafty, experienced ana
n hard hitter. Hr thinks Wnrric'r
cyclouic attack viii keep Tillmnn
on the defensive long enough that
Warnlc viii ho ablc TO get into a
winning stride.
Tho bows polished off thcir train
inr campaigns Yesterday with light
workouts, Neither boxed. but both
went through rufficicut antics IN the
gym TO keep ON edge.
Fans are looking forward ex-
pcctan,ly 20 tho gomi- -windup on 20.
nights card also. IN this t0-rOund
event Jimmy carroll, tho rushinG
Fort Worth light weltcr. who
stopped the sturdy Kid Polts of Sa-
pulpp IN tho second round or n
scheduled hereunder here recently
viii take on sailor Williams OF Law.
ton. Carroll Is considered really
promising younEstcr by many who
have seen his work I'm tho Vym mad
IN the ring In williams he facpa
no mean opponent, Williams last
ring effort was l2-round draw
with Lee Morrigcy NJ Altus, Nor,
risey is looked upon rs one ~ tho
best weltors around Oklahoma Cltv
Williams win have several pounds
tho best OF Carroll IN weight
Murray Rider Co Open.
Tho 1O-rouud opening event viii
see bHniams I'm action Buck Rider
OF Cincinnati being opposed by Eddie
Murray tho tough little Wrst
Tuls1u. Rider. who has worked
much with the frutherweleht cham.
ulon, i4 little tornado who reminds
one Of kiI Williams the former
bantam champ, Ito "a an arms.
shoulders and legs When they were
passing out ln1t0mlcs they almost
overlooked him In thn body line, but
equipped him ideally Tor a box
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