Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-27
MILLER AND
RAY PINNED
FOR 10 ROUNDS
Thirty-two Stanzas of Fast
Milling to Be Treat
to Fans.
Exhibition Will Start at
8l5 in the City
Auditorium.
THE CARD.
QUINN vs.. NEWARK
Four Rounds.
DUDLEY VS.. ARNOLD
-Four Rounds.
SPENCE VS.. ROSH
Six Rounds
FERRIS VS.. SMITH.
Eight Rounds.
MILLER vs.. RAY
i& Ten Rounds.

InIIIy.CWO ROUNDS Oh 0OxlnS COIIl-
prtses the card which Company M is
Offering the fans of Grand Forks this
evening at the armory, he biggest
show from point of rounds and louis
that it has ever put on. The curtain
ratser will start at S:15 promptly and
the promoters expect that the five
bouts will be run orr in t me to enable
Fargo fans to get the 10 train for
home.
Featuring the show this evening is
the ten round battle between Tommy
Ray OF Fargo and kid" Miller Of
Grand Forks, and the eight round
city and Gyp Ferris of Moorhead.
Both Of these bouts are interesting
from more than one standpoint. The
local following of Miller is anxious
to see the kid take on something bet
ter than he has been in order to find
out just how good he is. He has on
~ recently stepped into the spotlight
as a and has won everv bout
he has engaged in. His fight with
Wallace showed that he Is capable of
mixing with q better class of fighters
and il he car stop Ray, he will be In
line for some good bouts, as there are
plenty Of middleweights who would
like to get a crack at him.
E.fH NY 40 AVR0A0A 30
Ray is the type ola fighter that the
fans like. He mixes from h nrst
round to the last, and carries a heavy
punch. More than that he can take
all kinds OF punishment and is dan
Eerous as long as he is on his feet. 1t
is conceded that the fight between the
Fargo boy and Miller will be the best
mixup staged in the local rings for
some time. Just how hard Miller can
hit IL not known. He is believed to
have q hard right, but his left is the
one that he continually worries his
opponent with. He has an excep-
tionally long reach for a man Of his
build, which makes his left very eff
fective. 49,.
1t will be unexpected if the bout be-
tween Miller and Ray zoe the limit
Of ten rounds.
The semi-windup will be another
interesting affair: 1t will bring to-
gether WI boys who have never ap-
peared in a Grand Forks ring before.
Local followers Of the game are
hoping that Horace Smith, the little
colored boy. viii prove to be q find in
the lightweight division. The fans
have missed Arnold Iago. since he
moved to St Paul and if Smith car
take his place he will be a welcome
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watching him work are not saying q
great deal, but are expecting that he
will spring a surprise IN the public
tonight. That he has had ring ex
perience is quite plain from his work
outs and that all he ants Is q chance
to show his "a is apparent in his
Willingness to meet anyone his weight
Ferris lis Good.
Just how he will stack up against
Ferris is a question. The MoQrhead
boy is considered the best in hie .di-
vision in Fargo and Moorhead with
the exception Of Leroy and the pro-
motors who signed him up have seen
him work twice and knew they were
taking no chances of getting q "foul
ball' az far as he was concerned.
The six round bout between Rosh
and Spence is expected to be another
battle. Rosh has been asking for thie
chance for a long time and a. it is his
first appearance he is going to make
the most Of it. Spence states that he
is in good shape and can 60 the st1
rounds tonight without trouble.
Dudley and Arnold will box foul
rounds and the fans know that there
will be no sailing as far as he is con
cerned. In both Of these last two
named bouts, the Introduction OF new
Vocal talent into the game will be wei
coined and It may be that something
worthwhile will be uncovered for fu.
ture cards.
Quinn Back Again.
The chance to see young Irving
Quinn in action again viii undoubted.
" be welcomed by the boxing public
It ha1 been q long time since the boy
Il has appeared. for the reason thai
there has. been no one good enough t.