Evening star., 1932-12-01
In the Squared Circle
BY FRANCIS Z. STAN.
- OYALTY and peasantry OF ras-
. sledom mingle and rub their
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\ cauliflowered ears tonight in
the Washington Auditorium In
the common cause of staging perhaps
Prof. JosephuS Turner's most ambi-
tious show, and, with foot ball and
racing out of the picture, regaining
the bone-b bending games former high
place in Washington's sports curricu-
lum.
A flock Of names possibly unequaled
during the promotorial reign Of Prof.
Turner will grace the card-Londos,
king OF the domain: Garibaldi, lead
ing challenger; Mcmillan, another
leading challenger; Dusek, still another
of logical contender fraternity; Ever
EFT Marshall. sensation on the Coast,
1925 Olympic heavyweight champ
Others on the card are Jim Heslyn
Milo Steinborn, Frank Judson, Jack
zarnas. George Vassell and Joe Cox.
T ONDOS and Garibaldi are meeting
~ for the second time here, the first
affair ending with the latter on
his head in the Griffith Stadium infield
and Londos staggering around safely
inside of the ropes. Gino was counted
out Until Garibali launched his flying
tackle. destined to reveal that even
men blessed with very large ears can
not volplane to earth in comfort, the
bout had been very even.
The Greek and Italian resemble each
other as much as any two grapplers in
the game. Londos. supposedly because
of the responsibility on his powerful
shoulders, is not quite as reckless as
Gino, but is every bit as good rassler.
OF the two Gino probably is the
stronger.
The semi-final lists Rudy Dusek,
showiest of all the boys, and Frank
Judson. The prelims area promising
lot, headed by clash between Jim
Mcmillan and Everett Marshall, which
is plenty good enough for main go.
Others schedule Johan Richthoff and
Milo Steinborn, George Vassell and Joe
Cox, and one in which Jim Heslyn,
Australian bad man, appears. His OPP
ponent appears to be somewhat in
doubt, the first announcement stating
he was George Zaharias and second
naming George Zarynoff. However, Jim
MeGrath insists he is Jack Zarnas.
Because Of the doubt shrouding the
curtain-raiser. it is left out of our par
lev. which follows: Londos to conquer
Garibaldi, Dusek to lick Judson, Nc
MILAN and Marshall to draw, Richthon
to spill Steinborn and Cox and Vassel
to draw.
Women with escorts will be charged
only rs cents. First bout ID scheduled
for $50 O'Clock.
TOE KNIGHT, Southern knockout
king and Dixie's hght-heavy champ.
leaves Jacksonville, Fla, tomorrow
for Washington, where he will top of
his training for next Tuesdays bout
with Cowboy owen Phelps in Portners
Arena
Phelps, who gave Vince Dundee such
a battle recently in Alexandria, started
work Yesterday, opposing Bob Tow. Billy
Schwartz, Lloyd Phelps his brother,
and Joe Fino. fashy Mexican bantam
weight.
Joe Finazza and Walter Kirkwood,
middleweights, have been matched to
fight eight rounds in the semi-windup
of the program, while the main prelim-
mary viii list Henry Irving and Lloyd
Phelps. Two four-rounders will be
added.
DAY STEELE gets his big chance 10
N dump Mr.. Stranger Lewis next
Monday and win for himself New
York's private world heavyweight rass-
ling championship. Steele and the
Stranger will clash In Madison Square
Garden.
Lewis who is approaching the end OF
five wecks' training secsion at
Orsrgebu-g. Il training with Marin
plestira. John Evko, Bull Komar and
Jack Riley.