Evening star., 1934-12-16
OFFERS CLIMBERS
|NEvERETT,D DUDAS
Face TomorroW-McC Cadon,
Ex.GoIden Gloves Champ,
Big Test for Furr.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

AN ucdVyWelSuI scrap Oh CHc
Y Y year in prospect, young
Buck Everett of Gary,
Ind, and the even younger Steve
Dudas of New Jersey, hung up their
training mitts yesterday and en-
barked on a 52-hour wait before ring
time, each confident Of victory in
their scheduled 10-round fight to-
morrow night at the Riding and Hunt
Club.
Former golden gloves champions,
both Everett and Dudas wound up
training in a local gym, Buck taper
ing off against Marty Gallagher and
Dudas against Matte Brown, while
ring dopesters intently looked on.
Both appeared in shape, with Dudas
scaling few more pounds than when
last he appeared here to flatten Wild
Matthews of Baltimore in two heats
last Summer.
Their scrap, the first of the heavy
weight variety to be staged in the
Hunt Club, will open an attractive
week of fisticufing in this village,
which also will watch its favorite fistic
son, Phil Furr, tackle the most for
midable foe of his brief career next
Wednesday in Jay MeCadon of New
Jersey.
Both on Way Up.
TIME interest of local ringworms
FL who have had good reason to
become apathetic toward heavy
weights, has been aroused for the
Everett-Dudas go. Rare are Wash
ington fights between two youngsters
on the way up, or seemingly so. Dudas,
just turned 81, is regarded as one of
the best prospects in the country, and
certainly the best in the East. Everett,
"a years old, and with a little more
experience than Dudas, is not touted
quite so highly as Steve, but he is
regarded as a nose-banger who is
likely to improve.
Both boys have failing, forward
styles which promise to make the
scrap larger edition of those frankie
Covelli-Pete De Grasse affairs-that
is, if the heavies run true to the form
they've shown in previous bouts here.
Dudas mopped up George Pavlick, Les
Kennedy and kayoed Matthews in
three local appearances, while also
turning in victories over Stanley Po-
reda (kayo), Arthur Huttick and sew
eral other foes in out-of-town rings.
In his trio of performances here
Dudas looked the part of another
Dempsey, with a crouching, two
flsted style featured by terrific short
right hand punch to the body.
Made Tow Step Lively. e.
EVERETT has done even better
r, than Dudas here as a Snowman.
Actually he made a fight with
Bob Tow interesting. Buck and the
lanky. phlegmatic Alexandrian met
several weeks ago at the Washington
Auditorium. Everett winning the fight,
but Tow getting decision that has
ringworms still talking to themselves.
Both boys carved brilliant amateur
careers. Dudas climaxed his Simon
pure campaigning by winning the
New York golden gloves championship,
while Everett won a similar title in
Chicago.
The prelims follow: Sylvan Bass,
Baltimore, VS.. Petey Mike. Long
Island, six rounds, middleweights;
Sam Finazzo, Baltimore, VS.. Johnny
Stein, Norfolk, middleweights, six
rounds; Henry Irving. washington,
VS.. Jake Hudson, Baltimore, middle
weights, six rounds; Joey Greb, nee
Greece, New York. VS.. Jimmy Reed,
Washington, six rounds.
Phil Furr on Trial.
TEMPERMENTAL Phil Fur. cur
I'll rent local drawing card, is un-
dergoing something of a trial
against MeCadon Wednesday in the
feature of Promoter Joe Turner's 32-
round f1stic show at the Washington
Auditorium. Furr, after only II pro
fights, is the king of the local welters
with no further competition. He is
clamoring for formidable outside COM
petition-opponents with names"
And Phil is natural drawing card
If he can step into the ring with the
best of 'em and put up scrap.
Whether he is that good may be
determined against MeCadon. A
sturdy, If not flashy. ringster, Me-
Cadon whipped Bob Wilson more de-
cisively than Furr decisioned the red
head If Phil can hurdle Jay, he
may be near a match that will draw
down some real do-re-me.
The prelims line up like this: Bob
Lowry, Washington, VS.. Jimmy Brady,
Newark, welterweights, six rounds; K.
o. Kelley, Washington, VS.. Mickey
Flanagan. welterweights, six rounds;
Joe Rivers, California, VS.. Leroy
Dougan, featherweights, six rounds;
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