The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-21
WILSON READY
 TO MEET LEVY
Two Bantams In Good Shape For Bout Here
 Monday

n Osteopathy in an intensified stage will be served at the Birmingham Attn aetic club Monday night when ten ath- letes unroll five hectic skits for the customers who have coughed up the ad- mission price. Osteopathy in an inten- bified stage where the osteopath pounds Instead of rubs and where two osteo- paths work on each. other instead of a one-sided battle between osteopath and patient .l..=
 Claudio Wilson, feather duster of Bir- mingham, will seek to dust off Benny Levy. of Louisville, with the deadly bean-fist. Benny Levy is in town (but oot to be dusted off) as he eagerly ad- mits. "Whsn I get through with this : Wilson false alarm, says Benny, ne will look like something the cat has dragged in." a
 In Good Shape. Each of the headliners seems to be : In excellent condition and the chances are that the most lightning-like fight, club devotees have seen since Hector was an infant pup will be served to a crowded house. The advance seat sale has been heavy and Secretary Coach Erwin prognosticated Saturday night that for the fourth consecutive show the club would fill 'em up." The coach was in a good humor. Merit always teils," he remarked. 'The past four lights have been such sten-windeFs and between sdch good boys, that had to threaten several times, to dust off the s. R. O. sign."
 The headline attraction is drawing a Roodly share of the patronage to the 6ig sport show and the two semi-wind- ups are not without their special fol lowers too. There is Red Burke for instance. Red is a railroad man and knows perfectly well the 'stop" signal, yet he has never been able to get Steyie Barron to obey it. As a matter of fact there was time not so long ago when Etevie flashed said "stop" signal on Red and stopped him too. Red went . down like a ton of brick and woke up 2. several minutes thereafter. Since that hectic evening they have met once and the argument ended in a draw. Red and Steyie are out to settle for all time the fistic supremacy of Birmingham in their special weight division Monday night. t. Tony Mareno and Joe Rasha are also lads who have graduated out of the pre- liminary class and will start in their first six-round, semi.windup vehicle Monday night. Joe and Tony have stepped over the four-round route many a time, but they are going after the long-winded stuff in tomorrow nights affair.
 Jimmy Smith and Young billiard will be on deck with the curtain-raiser, a four-round affair, and Kid Lott will seek to make good his boast that he will treat Red Stokes as roughly as did Max Scholder. Red, you know, trimmed Taylor in less time than it takes to shut the door in the face of book agent Then he started on a boasting spree as to what he was going to do with Max Scholder. Max stepped into the rnig and tied him into eight knots a minute" which is pretty fast work. Now Kid Lott says he will do the same thing.
 We'll, tomorrow night is the big night for the jamboree. Dave Evans has re- ceived a new consignment of boxing gloves, two bushels of rosin, some auto matic sponges that will toss themselves into the ring at the appropriate time, and padded ring posts to hit stalling athletes in the head with and knock lem cold, yet refrain from dealing a fatal blow, A Birmingham Athletic club stag is just as much a part of Birmingham as Vulcan at the fair grounds, the jellies of Twentieth and Second or the Beltline railroad. Be there tomorrow night with your hair in roach