Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-22

N JEW YORK, July 70 H).-Thk
M is a crucial week in the life o.
VI jake Fields, aggressive 10.
l. Y Angeles welterweight.
Fields already holder Of the
National Boxing Associations 147-pounc
crown, has a chance at last, to wir
general recognition when he clashes
with Joe Dundee, Baltimore italian, In
15-round titular battle at Detroit or
Thursday night.
Less by good luck than by good man.
agment, Dundee has held onto the
welterweight crown for more than two
years Ever since he captured the
title from Pete Latzo in June. 1927
Dundee has been more than a little
he has been content to go a barn.
storming, forcing all opponents to come
in over the class limit It vas in a
bout of this kind that he was knocked
out by young Jack Thompson, Pacific
Coast Negro. Al Mello, by agreement
was overweight, when he outpointed
Dundee in two bouts this year.
Now the Baltimore italian has de-
cided to risk his title against the man
the critics have hailed as the most
logical Of all logical welterweight con-
tenders. and there are plenty Of them.
Fields has beaten virtually very leading
welterweight in the business, including
Thompson and Sergeant Sammy Baker,
who at one time was the East'S leading
candidate for the honor.
The bout, to be held in Floyd FitZ-
simmons new arena, probably will find
Dundee on the short end of the betting.
Little Fellows Battle.
Featherweights and lightweights pro-
vide almost all the entertainment In
the New York sector. Andre Routis,
featherweight champion. meets AL
Singer, Bronx lightweight, in a 10
round non-titular bout at Ebbets field
on Wednesday night for the benefit Of
the Wingate memorial fund. On the
same card, Mushy Callahan, junior well
terweight title-holder. battles Jack
other hereunder, but his title will
be at home when he enters the ring.
Stanislaus Loayza Of Chile, and joey
Medill Of Chicago, lightweights, will
provide the customers with some en-
tertainment In the opening hereunder.
At the Queensboro stadium tomorrow
night. Lope Tenorio. Philippine light
weight, battles Joe Click, the Williams
burg pants presser, over the 10-round
route.
At Philadelphia tonight Billy Wallace
and Johnny Jadick are to clash in a
hereunder billed as being for the
lightweight championship Of Pennsyl-
vania." AL Brown. Panama Negro, who
is defending bantamweight champion"
so far as the New York State Athletic
ComiSsion in concerned, meets Matte
White OF Kensington in the Semi-final.
Other bouts on the national schedule
include:
TONIGHT.
At Boston, Bud Taylor. Chicago, VS..
Andy Martin. Boston, featherweights. 10
rounds. At Brooklyn. Dexter Park. Sid
ferris. New York. VS.. George Baldux.
New York. 1ightweights, 10 rounds. At
Chicago, Logan Square A. c.. Haakon
Hanson, Norway, VS.. Johnny Burns. San
Francisco, n1iddleweights. 10 rounds.
TUESDAY.
At Portland. Greg, Bert Colima, Los
Angeles. VS.. Joe Anderson, Covington,
Ky. Y1iddleweights. 10 rounds. At Los
Angeles, Dick Daniels vs.. Yake Okun,
New York, heavyweights. 10 rounds.
WEDNESDAY.
At Chicago, stadium. Les Mariner.
Chicago, VS.. Tony Fuente. Mexico,
heavyweights, 10 rounds: AL Friedman,
Boston. VS.. Pete Wistort. Chicago, heavy
weights, and Mitzie Minikel Milwaukee,
VS.. Paul Pantaleo. Chicago. all 10 rounds.
At Cincinnati. Tony Sanders. Chicago,
vs.. Vim Hambright, Cincinnati. welter-
weights, 10 rounds At Oakland, Young
George Dixon, Portland Negro. VS.. Red
Uhlan. Oakland, middleweights, 10
rounds.
FRIDAY.
At New York, Coney Island Stadium
Ruby Goldenstein, New York, VS.. joey
Kaufman. New York, lightweights. 10
rounds. At San Francisco. Eddie Rob-
erts. Tacoma. VS. Pete Meyers. San Fran
cisco. welterweights, 10 rounds. At San
Diego. Erwin Bige, Omaha. VS.. Tony
Portillo, San Diego. welterweights. 10
rounds. At Hollywood, Homer Sheridan
vs.. Everett Strong, middleweights, 10
rounds.