Evening star., 1933-09-24
Davis on the Way.

covered Two LIll1lSS. ITSl, flOUuy
is going to make a swell fighter
some Of these days. He was just out
classed and didn't fight Koshover right.
The other was that Koshover doesn't
like 'em around the midsection. I'll
find out Monday if I'm right"
KoShover is certain to outSpeed and
outlook Wright at long range. But once
inside, Groves is sure Wrights body
punching. his forte, will atone for
Koshover's advantages. Against DAVIS
the fans were given one or two inkllngs
of Koshover's weakness around the
body. He WINGED a couple of times
against Rcddy, who is notorious as the
worlds worst at throwing punches to
the body
Good body beatings have won
at least Is OF Cary's 19 battles.
And he has the strength to go
with it. Koshover easily tied
Davis up, but it is doubtful if
he can hold Cary, who is, at top,
nearly nine pounds heavier than
Roddy and six pounds heavier
than KOshover.
It promises to be very interesting
evening for Koshover.
Two sluggers. Roy Manley and Phil
Fur. box in the siX-round semi-flnal
and fours offer Doug SWetman VS.. Sol
diel Van Huesen. Bill Howell VS.. Lu
Jameson, Young DCroZ VS.. Joe Green,
and Pete Lopez VS.. Soldier Jim Larkln.
VERETT MARSHALL, one of the
H. best of the parading pachyderms
to make Washington way sta
ton, and DR.. Karl SarpoliS, ditto, will
oppose in the semi-final of Promoter
Joe Turner's wrestling show Thursday
at Griffith Stadium, it was announced
yesterday by the venerable wand
Waver.
In addition to providing plenty of
color, Marshall and SarpoliS are reck-
oned among the smarteSt of the current
crop of hefties.
The show, the final of the outdoor
season, will be headlined by Jim Nc
MILAN and George zaharias, principals
in last weeks brawl.
Declaring Zaharias' tactics,
Uhich finally Won the match,
1Uere unnecessarily rough, Turner
is alleged to haze held up his end
of the purse and suspended Cy-
clone Burns, the referee, Uho is
accused of larity.
'Unless Zaharias shows he can
wrestle bit. he'll not be paid either
his last weeks purse or next Thurs
Cdy D. pTOCldluleu JOSepIl. 11ldS!lluCIl
as nobody can prove it anything else,
this is some kind of new high in
rassling authority.
Turner also announced that Benny
BortniCk would not be intrusted with
the officiating of the match An out
of-toWn umpire will be imported.
Cliff Olsen and Karl Davis groWI in
the only prelim booked so far. Two
more are in the making.
REASTER CHARLEY CORNELL,
N the roly-poly pugilistic pro-
moter at Twin City, has been
running into fair share of trouble OF
late.
Apparently his Unknown Winston
Billy Jones bout fell through some
where along the line, probably at the
Winston end. So he yesterday an
nounced another of those no-star, all
Slugging festivals for next Wednesday
night at the Laurel caulifloWer plan
tation.
In three eight-round battles Joe
Gauzman will oppose Jimmy Tramberia
of Baltimore, Tony Lopez will tackle
Mickey Genaro, and Pepper Young will
meet Ray Bowen.
Gauzman is the youngster who stole
the show last week, Genera is the gent
who was whipped by Petey Sarron,
Lopez scored a kayo on the same card,
Pepper Young fought draw with Cary
Wright at Fort Washington, and Ray
Bowen, with his CLASSY mandibles, was
idle.