Evening star., 1932-06-06

n 10 more OF tnOSe OeaQ-NerT1ne
M handshakes and pats on the
back will Daddy Joe Turner
get from Joe (Toots) Mondt
manager of Dick Shikat and the gent
who does Jack Curley's work and lets
Jack bear the brunt of the gibes. Toots
is very angry He says he was double
crossed by Daddy Joe.
To quote Mr.. Mondt, Fireworks are
due to explode in Washington soon
Shikat and myself, more than any one
else. helped establish wrestling IN Wash
ington. l expect to show Shikat h
Washington in the near future. but no,
under Turner's promotion. He Is tieo
up with the White-Londos crowd anc
doesn't want Shikat." =,
The trouble all started when Mond'
was suspended, along with nine other
grapplers, by the Maryland State Com
mission when the rasslers, allegedly un-
der his supervision, failed to put In ap'
pearance in Baltimore last week.
Turner and Contos (Baltimore's pro-
moter) tried to frame me-" says the
grieved Toots from Philadelphia.
DREEZES simply wouldn't come
ID through the open windows. 1t wa
hot yesterday Shirt-sleeved MAJ
Harvey L. Miller raped on his desk al
the 9Th Brigade Marine office ano
looked about. Perspiration rolled Oh
Fats Cornell, adorned in snappy fan
nels. Jim Mcnamara and Goldie Ahearn
we're suffering, too. Supt. of Police Pei
ham D. Glassford puffed on his pipe
and tried to appear cool, but beads
rolled down his face.
Gentlemen" began Maj. Miller, re
gardless of your personal feelings about
the bonus veterans here. we are out to
put on the 'doggondist' boxing show
this town ever bad. At this meeting
and at Griff Stadium Wednesday we
want everything to go of like that
He snapped his fingers four times IN
succession and worked up another
sweat.
CIXTY-FIVE minutes later Washing
y tons most pretentious boxing card
was arranged. Referees. timekeep-
ers, seconds-everything was settled
All Mai Miller or Brig Gen. Glassford
had to do was to say what was needed
Everybody vclunteered-rival promoters
rival managers, rival matchmakers
Managers with boys 10 or Is pounds
too light for an opponent even were
willing to toss him in. Everything was
attended to-ushers. collection girls
equipment, etc.-in IS minutes.
Then Maj. Don S. Knowlton arose
II, have been privileged to attend this
morning." he said, ''the greatest dis
play of teamwork I have ever seen
The veterans deserve it and you de-
serve all the cooperation possible from
WashingtonS sports fans"
ELEVEN professional and fourteen
II amateur bouts are scheduled. More
fighters than could be used volun-
teered to stop gloves gratis. The amateurs
show will be held first-separately. anc
under the sanction of the District
A. A. U.
The pros will follow All bouts will
be of three rounds of two minutes each
Large gloves will be used Members o
the Junior League will take the col.
lection. No admission fee will b.
charged, the financial success of the
show depending solely upon the gener.
osity of the fans.
The card follows:
Professional Section.
Reds Barry. Washington, VS.. Tin
Charles. washington, heavyweights.
bcIuly OCllWdIGI, 0dlLlIIlOIe, vs.. 6uUlS
Buell. Washington, bantamweights.
Billy Strickler, Washington, VS.. Billy
Schwartz, Alexandria, light heavy
weights.
Marty Gallagher, Washington, VS.
winner of tonights George Neron-Bot
Tow match in Portner Arena, heavy
weights.
Young Van, Washington. VS.. Walter
McFeeley Washington. mid6leweights
Nick Antonnelli. Washington. VS.
Sammy Romano, Washington, feather.
weights.
Henry Irving, Washington, VS.. White!
Saylor. Birmingham, Ala, middle.
weights.
Frankie Rio, Cleveland, Ohio, VS.. Sol.
dier Clark, Fort Washington, light
weights.
Sammy Britt, Philadelphia, VS.. Jacl
Quigley, Washington, welterweights.
Bobby Brown, Washington, VS.. BABY
Walcott, Washington, welterweights.
Sammy Williams, Washington, VS.
Carl Dav WASHINGTON Hphtwei1htS