The Washington times., 1932-01-11
JACK SHARKEY.
IS SECOND
CHOICE

NEW YORK, Jan. 1l.-Max
Scfnneling, champion, was ranked
first over Jack Sharkey in The
annual fistic ratings compiled by
the Ring Magazine. Both the
German and Boston fighters were
placed in the first group of heavy
weights by themselves. but Max.
was given the top position.
Ernie Sehaaf, Of Boston. was
ranked first in, the second group
with Tommy Loughrar1,, 0hila-
delphia, second; Primo Camera.
Italy, third and Mickey Walker
Elizabeth, N. j., fourth.
King LevinslY, Chicago, tops
the third group. Young Stribling,
Macon, Ca, is second; Tlffy
Griffiths, Sioux City, Iowa. tl1irds:
Pauline Uzcudun., Spain. fourti1.,
and Larry Gains, Toronto. fifth.
Stanley Poreda, Bayonne, n. H.;
Max Baer, San Francisco; Walter
Cobb, Kansas City; Joe SekyrS,
Dayton: Charley Retzlaff, Duluth.
and Stew Hamas, PaSSaic, NJ. j..
are ranked in that order IN tine
fourth group.
Rosie All Alone
MaXey RoSenhloom, ,ev' York,
was given undisputed ranking In
the light-hHavyweight division
He was ranked. all by himself IN
the first group. Billy JONES'
Philadelphia, tops the second.
group and is followed by George
Manley,, Denver; Ace Hudkins,
Lincoln, and Lew Scoz7a, Buff
falo.
The contenderS are closely
punched in the middTeweight class
with Dave Shade, New YORK, leads
ing; Vince Dundee, Newark. NJ. T..
is second; Young" Terry. Trent
ton, N. j., third; Ben Jeby, New
York, fourth; Harry Smith, fifth,
and Gorilla" Jones, Akron, Ohio,
sixth.
Three were ranked in the first
group for the welterwei5hts with
Lou BrouiIlard. champion, hold
ing the top spot. Young" Cor
bett, San Francisco, was ranged
second. and Jimmy McLarnin,
Vancouver. B. c., third; Jackie
Fields, Los Angeles; Young Jack
Thompson. San Francisco; KING
Tut. Minneapolis; Billy Townsend.
vancouver, B. c.; Paulie Walker.
Trenton, N. j.; Eddie Ran, Poland.
and Franta Mekolny, Czeehoslo-
Vakla, was the order of the rank
lngs in the second group.
Jackie Bid Berg, of England.
ranked first among the Junior
Welterwelghts, Billy Petrolle.
Fargo, N. D., held second place,
Manuel Quintero, Tampa, Fla.
topped the second group followed
by Tony Herrera, Chicago, and
Steve Halaiko, Auburn, N. Y.
CanzOneri At Top
Tony Canzoner1, champion, was
placed alone in the first group of
the lightweight division. Bat Rat.
talino, Hartford. ranked first in
the second group. Kid Choco-
late, Of Cuba. was placed second
and Bigly Petrole third.
6aCCaLno occupied the leading
position among the feather
weights. In the second group
Earl MaStro. Chicago, was ranked
first; Fidel La Barba, Los Angeles,
second; Kid Francis, France.
third, and Ned Tarleton, England,
fourth.
Al Brown, Panama, topped the
bantamweights. Pete Sanstol.
Norway, led the second group
with Eugene Huat, France, second;
Newsboy Brown, Los Angeles,
third; Vida L. Gregorio, Spain.
fourth; Archie Bell, Brooklyn.
fifth; Nose Butch, Pittsburgh,
sixth, and Antol Koscis, Hungary,
seventh.
Midget Wolgast, Philadelphia,
ranks first in the first group of
the flyweight division. Young
Perez, of France, was given
second place. Jackie Brown,
England, led the second group
with Marianne Arilla, Italy,
second, Valentin Anglemann,
France, third, and frankie
Genaro, New York, fourth.