Evening star., 1935-07-21
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Eight Bouts Scheduled for
Popular-Priced Show at
Ball Park Tomorrow.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

D1 JOnN NELLEns
LASHY club fighters scheduled
- to go through eight bouts with
maximum of A rounds will
Il throw fists at Griffith Stadium
tomorrow night for the benefit of the
widow and children Of a man who
gave his life In an unsuccessful effort
to save others.
Fifty per cent of the profits from the
big boxing benefit will be given by the
promoting Turner-Ahearn combine to
the family of the late Sterling Cal
houn, unemployed colored laborer who
drowned while attempting to save two
white children from a similar fate
recently.
That the cost of the show might be
held to a reasonable minimum the
promoters, instead of looking to big
names for matches, have paired of
club fighters of known repute. These
boys will battle in six 6-rounders
and pair of fours, getting under way
at $3.50 o'clock.
That the good cause might be well
patronized, the show has been popu-
larly priced at so cents and 81.
Heavies in Main Melee.
HEAVIES will clash in the principal
set-to with Terry Mitchell, a
Bostonian and protege of Jack
Sharky's. meeting Joe Lipps, Dixie
scrapper. Mitchell has licked such
as Unknown Winston, Sal Ruggirello
and Al Boros and been considered good
enough to tackle John Henry Lewis
and Al Gainor. Lipps has knocked
over flock of good ones in Florida
rings.
In the semi-final six, Frankie Caras
of Philadelphia will mix with Billy
MoSco. These lads are welters. The
Temes brothers are down for twin
skies. Joe will tackle Bobby Woods, a
feather from Flint, Mich, while Bill
will fight Dick Cabello, New York
Golden Glove lightweight product. In
other skies, Dave Barry will encounter
Eddie Burl and the colored punchers,
Young Joe Louis and Sammy williams,
are matched
A special four-rounder will bring to-
gether Bobby Goldstein, local light
just coming into the professional game,
and George Levey of New York. Col
ored heavies, Young George Godfrey
and Jim Lamar. will open the show
in four-heat affair.
More Wrestling This Week.
THERE will be wrestling at Grifith
STADIUM next Thursday night, with
Paul Bosch and Mike Mazurh maui
ing in the main go. Boesch used to
be a regular winner here. MaZurki
gained favor with the local mat mad
dies last week when he upset big Tor
Johanson. Supporting this feature will
be bouts involving Abe KaShey and
Walter Podolak, Marshall Blackstock
and AL Geicewicz and Ned Halpern
and Floyd Marshall.
There will be no grunting and growl-
ing at the American Legion arena
tomorrow night 4. that outfit is
stepping aside in Difference to the box
ing benefit at the ball yard Wesley
Ramey and Irish Eddie Brink will
headline the next Legion boxing card.
Lester Denning of Erie, Pa, wants
to bring his promising lightweight,
Make Strub, to a Washington show
. . Lester says that Make has de-
cisively defeated such as frankie Bo-
jarski, joey Fernando, Wesley Ramey
and Johnny Jadick and Steve
Cravetz would let the Capital see
I Harry English, 19-year-old colored
heavy of Toledo E. Harry has beaten
Lou Scozza, who once knocked out
Jimmy Braddock, and also whipped
Billy Jones, who got a decision over
the now reigning heavy, according
to Cravetz.