New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
Tarzan Larkin, MaNicd
and Larsen Are Among
Batllcrs on the Card
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Barring the big heavyweight carai-
val OF swat to be held IN Madison
Square Garden on Thursday mig = the
best fsuc uproar Of tic vcen will
take place this evening within the tan
bark confines Of the Pioueer Athletic
Club in East Twenty y-fonrlh Street.
This snow SHOULD have thrills and w
brations in long and QulFerine wave
lengths.
Charley ought to know ho'- 1he press
agent. matchmaker, mpres.rio and
keeper Of the Annie OakleNs.
"Sunc;ent unto the dpN be the vai-
OPS thereof and hang on tnc cAiA ~
worth two .oa the mush. said Charley
rather graphically last night, and you
can tell the multitudes Tor lee tha' t'ls
riot Of roughness 10 be held at tAe
Pioneer the palace of plastering Ntgl-
lists, viii make the aged feel young,
the destitute wealthy and viil restore
health and vision TO OAr malt and the
Blind
The main bout at tic Pioneer 'Ais
evening viii bring together "a Lon
NaXied, conQueror of Tcrilble 1arzaH
Larkir. and The hard-hittiNg v oif Lar
son. the boy who hovlci over Mlc0oV
Collin, two weeks ago. From vi at inc
writer has seen of the past perform.
ances Of MaXted and Larsen we sAou.d
saw that il wouiG be highly advisable
for Mr. Docssereck TO have an ambu-
lance backed up 60 tho door whom tnls
bout goes on. Somebody 's going to
be hurt 1t ought to be the hest battle
we've had sinco the Dal was in scs-
This fcht win not be ahic 10 go on
until the dead ard wounded left over
RON tho preceding struggle have hrcr
removed IN this affair Terrible Tar
IAN Larkin himself viii be seen in his
primitive and remorsclcss fcroclty.
The morciless cavcman from the Wild
ana untamcd businesses of Minnesota
will do battle With Pat Bojgar. an n-
nocent inmate OF our oWr West side
1arzan says he VIII 6rs' give Pat
one terrifying glare that viii leave hlm
galvanizcd with horror, and Chen he
will dcli1cr single soul shattcrlns
wat to the whishcrs that ought to
knock Pat out into Union Square
Even before this dnvas tating and dc
stluctivc drama is put on tho Pioneers
guests will be treated to furry of
Hsts fhat should have them climbing
IN tho backs Of their chairs
Iitge Georgic DAILY. that harmless
lool;jrfc Vounpster from the Gas House
district. Will assist Lou Guelielminl. q
former amateur champion. in making
his professional debut. Lou, it appears,
is also a product o. the Gas House
precinct and there has bscn 50 much
quarrcling - the nelGh5orhood over
their respective qualities tnat tae NJ
lie Italian decided 20 turn pro}essio on Al
in order 10 settle the argument once
and for all.
Harry Creb. the Pittsburgh Bcarcat,
viii arrive here to-day to begin in
teNsive training for his fifteen round
battle with Tom Gibbons at Madison
Square Garden ON March =. Greb VIII
be met &. the train by ms manager
George Englc. and viii hc taken Im1ne-
oiately to Jack O'Bricn's gymnasium IN
the Garden. whore he win DO all Of ms
training. An outdoor track on the
Gardens roof VIII give Harry plenty
of work in the open air.
Gibbons is expected TO reach Ne"
York on Friday and If probable chat
he viii go to Freddy Wclshs healt'
farm at Bayside, where he wll do his
preliminary work. Later he viii move
up to Billy Grupp's gymnasinn IN liar-
lem, where he will put on the tlmsmne
lOuCncS lot inc COMBAT o. MHiCH To-
"Harry Wills must stop Kid Norfolk
if we arc to get a match with Jack
Dempsey for the worlds heavyweight
championship. SAID Paddy Mullins
manager Of Wills, yesterday afternoon
as he watched the colored giant 20
through his regular daily stunt at
Grupp's gymnasium. 'If there is d
Knockout scored you can lay wager
that il will be Wills who will turn the
trick. Harry will be in wonderful
shape, and il we are beaten We'll have
no excuses TO offer on that score
John Ringing, president OF Madison
Square Garden, yesterday sent invita-
tions to Jack Dempsey. JACK Kcarns
and several Of their friends to occupy
rirgside seats.
Wills and Norfolk meet at Madison