The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-17
Finley Slated To
 Meet Carter In The 3. A. C. Ring

With the Wild Bull of the Pajamas knocked into the outskirts of obll- vion, and the fistic crown resting on the perspiring, if not classic brow of Johnathan Dempsey, the world once again moves about on the even tenor of it's way and local interests focuses on the Friday night attraction at the Birmingham Athletic club when the Magic City will have a little maulage party all of her own. Friday night Jimmy Finley of Louisville and Har- " Carter of New Orleans will seek to erase each other from the next census reports.
 The youthful MT. Carter is an un- known quantity so far as the aver age layman of Birmingham is con- cerned, but in New Orleans the citt- zenry is as strong for him as it is black coffee. He grasps artificial dream makers in either hand, and has walloped at will on the rugged fea- lures of Sailor Blanque and the tur- bulent frontispice of Young Leonard. MT. Carter comes to town under the mana cement of Guy Roux and the Frenchman asserts that he is the best boy he has ever brought to was in his hey-day he used to come. to Birmingham with Guy Roux as chief advisor and chaperone.
 Finley has been seeing America first, since he left Jones Valley on pilgrimage of punches. He likes to fight once a week if he can, and has been known to stage three fistic parties in one week. He Is just twenty-one years of age, but In spite of his youth has more battles to his credit than many veterans who are creeping along towards the fortieth milestone. According to Finley's record he has engaged in 67 con- tests since the first night he taped his hands, and in but four of these contests he has been returned the winner. He has administered the ether exactly Twenty-Five times, and nothing gives him a greater thrill than to press the button on an ad- Versary's jaw and see him do a little plain and fancy crumpling up on the berosined pallet
 From the number of queries com ing in to Secretary Roberts at the club it looks like the Finley Carter match is going to be another hum dinger from a crowd standpoint. Finley has always been popular In Birmingham, and in the few battles in which he has participated he has given an extra good account of him. self and has drawn as good houses, or better, than any of the other southern boys who have appeared in a local ring.
 Max Scholder starts on q trip Fri day night which he hopes will eYen-, tually land him in Europe as a parti- cipat in the Olympic games. Bill Streit has told Max that if he gets in the best condition that he thinks Max can win the national amateur lightweight wrestling championship at the next tourney. If Max wins this Streit has assured him that he will be given a place on the Olympic team and will get trip abroad.
 Max is going at the thing seriously and is giving away weight Friday night in an effort to show his stuff. Scholder will meet Kid Paisley, the conqueror of Tom Lacey in ten round wrestling set-to as a leader-up to the main boxing bout of the eve- ming. This graphing card should also prove a thriller and many of the mat fans will be attracted to the B. A. c. by this feature bout.
 In the prelims the club officials hope to show the local bug colony the best stuff yet. It is understood that they are angling for a good man to take on Bigboy Edwards in a lit tie sock social and word has also gone the rounds that the infmitable Spark Plug will also appear on the card against a worthy foe.
 All-in-all Friday nights card looks from this angle like one of the best to be offered in the B. A. C.. in some time