Evening star., 1932-07-25

THEY just amt doing right by
wrestling's Big Wheeze-. Mr.. Ed
(Strangler) Lewis, over there
in the publicity department Of
Boiling Fields Grunt and Growl Co.
The Stranger is being unceremoniously
showed into the background IN favor OF
heap big Hindu tagged Fazal Daulu.
1t is too lengthy to print, hut the old
oil turned in on FaZal is not bad-pro-
viding it's not taken too seriously. 1t
seems somebody in India with the title
of Maharajah of Pitala expects Fazal
to return to the land of the Hindu with
the world heavyweight championship.
can't get it.
A CCORDING to the Bowser-Mondt
n press agent, this Maharajah OF
Patala owns a stable of wrestlers.
One was the great Cana" who threw
Stanislaus Zbysko in 80 seconds WheA
ZbySzko sported the title. Fazal Daulu
then tossed Cana and his nibS OF Pltala
sent him here to grab off the cham
peenship and bring it back.
Fazal weighs 275 pounds, wears a
cerise turban, Nile green silk shawl,
fondles a handle-bar mustachio and
prays to Allah, but for all of that 1t
will be tough on Pitala if the mahara-
iah tries to hold his breath while Mr..
Daulu is winning the world title.
DUT, back to Lewis, the pudgy one
ID headlines tonight's show, which
starts at $3.50 o'clock He rassles
two out of three falls with George NC
Leod and it will be interesting to see
if three falls are necessary, or rather
advisable.
In the semi-f1na1. Frank Spears and
Billy Bartush meet in 45-mlnute
match. One 30-minute affair is listed,
bringing together Glenn Mum and Joe
Deyito. Twenty-minute bouts follow
George Manich VS.. Arthur Dick, Fazal
Daulu VS.. George Calza, and Bull
Komar VS.. the Masked Marvel"
Toe TURNER, who has had a hand
In nearly every benefit sporting
event held here during the last two
years, will, in addition to acting as q
referee and official tomorrow at Grif-
fifth Stadium, present two wrestling
bouts to supplement the boxing card
for the benefit of the Volunteers OF
America Childrens Home.
Four hefties will be donated by the
venerable rassle man.
Mickey Walker and Jackie kid
Berg. neither of whom require an in
PRODUCTION, will headline the show
which, according to Master of Cere-
monies Jimmy Lake, will be the biggest
affair of its kind witnessed here.
No admission will be charged, but
the public will be given an opportu-
nifty to contribute to the children's
home fund if it wishes.
EREDDY GROBM1ER, former idol Of
l. Washington RESALE fans, will be
sitting on the fence Thursday
night when he grapples Jim Mcmillan
in Joe Turner's feature match at
Griffith Stadium. Victory for Freddy
would offset his recent loss to Glno
Garibaldi and enable him to slide right
back into Turner's select circle OF fu-
ture headliners.
A Mcmillan victory would put the
No. ranking Jim up with Messrs.
Garibaldi, Dusek, Steele and Londos,
and shove Grobmier into lesser roles.
With the exception Of Rudy Dusek.
Mcmillan has tackled no top-notchers
here and consequently hasn't impressed
as much as the rest of the boys. Thurs
days finish match with Grobmier
should give the local clientele its first
real line on Mcmillan after more than
two years.
Other bouts follow: Rudy Dusek vs.
Chief White Feather, Herman Hickman
VS.. Jack Zarnas, Pat O'Shocker VS..
John Maxos and Lou Plummer vs.
Floyd Marshall.