The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01
HERRING -ADAR BOUT
 HEADS WEEKS BILL
B. A. c. Officials Offering Three 10-Round Main Bouts for Tomorrow Night as Ath- Ietic ShoW-HeavyWeightS to Meet
By MARVIN MCCARTHY.

It never rains but 1t pours is a slogan applied to almost every phase of life except, possibly, to sports, but at last has been found an opportunity to edge this well worn maxim in the world of athletics.
 It comes about when Red Herring meets Young Adair at the Birming-' ham A. c. tomorrow night; the ponies Eallop st the fair grounds. local and visiting football teams clash In Eridiron struggles at Redwood, Munger bowl etc.; daredevil speed demons whirl around the mile oval speedway at the fair grounds. not to mention the Giants and Yankees bat ting for the worlds baseball cham pionship. and the Mobile Bears and Tulsa Oilers cotending for the nation al class A title. The above events are most of the sporting affairs com ing off this week.
 The present week will bring forth much in sports, and it will not only rain athletic events. but it will pour. Hence the opportunity.
 Red To Do Ills Share
 Red Rebel Herring states that he is not going to lot Miller Huggfns. John McGraw, Sig Haugdahl, Bo Brindley, Joe Spannier Frog Miller and others hog all the limelight. Red warns fans that he intends to step to the fore himself, and the stepping vii, take place at the B. A. c. tomorrow night, he states.
 Herring will have ample chance to do his bit towards furnishing Bir-. mingham's sport hungry public it's fill of thriils and excitement, for Red is matched with Young Adair. Chica- 20 mauler, in q 10-round boxing bout at the B. A. c. tomorrow night. Young Adair is a husky young ringInan, who has made a good record throughout the east and middlewest, and was picked by Herring himself as one of the principles for tomorrow nights bout.
 He'd Picked Foe.
 Rcd picked McMahon as his oppo- nent at the B. A. c. several months ago, and ever since then fans have had undying faith in his selections. McMahon and Herring put Up two as thrilling bouts as have ever been staged at the B. A. c. N
 Herring has been in the midst of training campaign for several weeks now. and is thought to be in his best condition. He is down to weight again. and should be capable of putting up his speediest battle to- morrow night.
 Herring and Adair arc meeting In the main event of a triple header show, three 1o-round bouts having been arranged for tomorrow night.
 Heavyweight Fracas
 Tommy TomplSins, B. A, C. match maker, has gone out or hls way to secure principles for the semi final 1o-round affair. He has secured the service of two big dusky fellows, Battling Bob Lawson. 200 pounds, and Big Joe Cook, 21o pounds.
 
 tive fights by knookouts, and is matched to box Kid Norfolk. the col ored ght, who is one of the leading contenders for Harry Wills title, and who Is the first man elig- fble to box the sensational Battling Siki, who defeated Carpentier re- oently, when the Senegalese comes to this country
 = The Lawson Cook bout is some thing new to local boxing circles. and B. A. c. officials state that 1t will be ono of the best events on the program.
 sanb Versus Stevens
 Bogie Saab and Danny Stevens. : who fought fierce six-round bout : at the B. A. c. short time ago. have been rematched this time. meet ing in a 10 rounder. Their bout, -sgrudge affair, will be the third of the three headline scraps.
 The remainder of tmorrow nights card follows:
 Larry Frederick. 135 pounds, versus Spark Plug. 135 pounds.
 Claude Hendricks versus Max Scholder, lightweight wrestlers, 10 rounds.
 Tom Lacex. 15s pounds. versus op- ponent to be selected.
 Preliminaries tomorrow night bo- gins at S:30 o'clock. Morris Fine-I field will referee the wrestling bouts. < with Dave Evans handling the box ing bouts.