Arizona republican. [volume], November 04, 1920, Section Two, Page PAGE TWO, Image 12

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 4, 1920
EVERETT TRUE
By Condo
zona high school nonors.
in this city they will be the guests of
the Phoenix High School Athletic as
sociation. Saturday's game will be played at
Eastlake park starting at 3 p. m. Jerry
Abbott will be the official referee and
Ward Adams and a representative of
the Prescott school will look after the
lines. The gridiron is undergoing sev
eral changes for Saturday's game in
order to nut the playing field in the
best posslole shape. A large-crowd is
expected and the officials in charge are
anxious to give the fans a fast game.
"AND WE'LL GET YOU NEXT1"
MEMPHIS Mrs. Fannie Goll was
glad she wasn't home when thieves
broke in. "We, got all your clothing
and well get you next," was the note
they left behind.
o
Two million twenty-three thousand
out of 2,728,000 persons driven away
from their homes in France bv war had
returned up to April 1, 19U0.
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Secure tickets for the "HI-T" lec
ture course from any student or at
the Y. M. C. A. office. Adv.
The Prescott team claims the cham
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LOT OF TNCS HtQH
pionship of northern Arizona having
I defeated every team played so far this
.season. The mile high boys beat the
Santa Fe shop team 42-0; won two
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sames from the Flagstaff high school
12-0 and 6-0 and tied with the Wlnslow
high school team when the game was
called on account of rain.
The boys from the northern city will
arrive here tTiaay evening at 5 o ciock
and will make their headquarters at
I the Jefferson hotel. During their stay
H1RTY RODS OF BOXING ON CARD
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DHLED FHnttY.- -NOVEMBER 12
! With the IDaO political fight closed
I i so far as the result 13 concerned,
ie next big attraction Is the "Wright-
i oblnson fight at Tally's arena during
Uir week.
I Wright Is due to arrive In Phoenix
lis morning to .prepare his fences for
' ie battle and Robinson will approach
'. ie Salt River valley from the west
, morrow morning-. Muy pronto the
ustle and bustle of the fight artists
ive the city the . air of Jersey City
r the Madison Square Garden or Jack
Joyle's arena, or some equally famous
iffht emporium. Kaysee Smith will
oil Into the city this evening and a
onstant stream cf incoming fight fans
nd battlers will keep the bell hops
usy for several days to come. Sa
lna Jack and Wright will open train
ng Quarters at once, with the seml
Jnal boys working with the main per-
i formers.
1 Matchmaker McAhern stated last
jight that he has booked 30 rounds of
Tilling for the November 12 fight card,
'he main event, as announced a few
ays ago, brings Wright and Robinson
ngether for ten rounds. In the sne-
rial event Kaysee Smith will meet
Frankie Munroe, the same Frankie he
faced In this city last year. Munroe
lost to Smith In the third round on -a
foul, but Kaysee'8 face bore evidence
of a terrible struggle for the three ses
sions. These boys will weigh In at 122
pounds.
The semi - final has also been
changed, with Ralph Pena. the Ray
sensation, meeting Red Gardner in a
four-round mill. Pena outgrew Ray's
fighting population some time ago and
wandered out to Vernon, where he
worked into the fight game as a reg
ular attraction. Pena and Gardner
will battle at 140 pounds.
Mack Spaw'and Battling Scotty are
booked to settle an old score at 145
pounds over the four-round route.
These boys should crowd a whole lot
of action Into a four-round bout. A
decision does not satisfy the boys un
less it Is far enough in the clear to
leave no room for doubt.
Billy Alger and Joe Brown of Los
Angeles will come together for a four
round number at 135 pounds. Billy
likes to fight, especially when he faces
a fellow with similar Ideas. Brown
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YRrrmR . a "protect
- Ore A tOL CMUAMIlY
jE? houjcR I "Both ca-
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and Alger look grood for an opening
number.
The advance session will see Pancho
Mendoza of Phoenix and Russell Frank
of Blsbee working four rounds at 124
pounds. Frank has cleaned the pi-
liminary class in the Warren district
and is coming- to Phoenix to establish
a reputation in the roped arena. Mc
Ahren picked a good trial horse for
Frank when he matched him with
Mendoza. .
W. D. Clark will be one of the ref
erees, according to present plans of
Matchmaker McAhren. Clark comes
here with a reputation as a referee in
all lines of athletics. He holds a ref
eree license from the New Jersey box
ing commission and Is listed in Spauld
lngs as an athletic official approved
by ' the Sporting Commission of the
east. Clark knows the game from A
to Z and is capable of going in and
handling the fighters, as he has made
athletics his profession.
Tommy Dixon, who holds a New
York commission, will also work in
the ring as an official for the fair week
card. Tommy was featherweight cham
pion of America a few years back to
be correct about 25 years back but
Tommy has Just as much "pep" today
as the average man of 30 years. Dixon
and Clark will work in all events.
In addition to the referee, two judges
will assist In making: decisions in all
events.
The seat sale did not start yester
day, as expected, due to the match
maker's inability to close the card, but
the seat sale will start tomorrow, as
me show is ready for the printers.
All the lighters, with the exceDtion
of the main event athletes, will be here
this evening1, and Robinson will arrive
here tomorrow. Regular workouts will
be given very afternoon until the flay
before the fight. The headquarters of
the fighters will be announced Just as
soon as Robinson reaches the city.
o
TES WILL PHI
BTII CH1PMS
IMilY AFTERNOON
The gridiron stars are holding the
calcium In athletics this week with
Phoenix bidding against the U. S. A.
to hold the interest of the fans.
The Coyotes carry the burden in this
city and the Phoenix Union high school
boys feel equal to the task of upholding
the honors of the valley. The Coyotes
have played three games so far this
season and have lost two of the three,
but the defeats were suffered in con
tests with heavier and more exper
ienced players than usually face high
school teams. The opening game of
the season was played against the high
school alumni and the Coyotes dropped
the game 13 to 6. In the second game
the local boys lost to the University of
Arizona second team 10 to 0, but the
first high school clash resulted In a
victory for the high school over the
Mesa high team by the one sided score
cf 67 to 0.
Next Saturday the Coyotes will play
the Prescott high school team at Bast-
lake park in the second game for Ari-
HHLOSIS
ASH WILL
- MEET THIS EVENING
The annual dinner of the Arlsona
Anti-Tuberculosis association will be
held at the Woman's club this evening,
when officers and directors for the
coming year will be elected. Proml
nent members of the association from
different parts of the state will attend
the meeting, over 100 members and
guests having responded to the invita
tions issued by Mrs. Dwight B. Heard,
chairman of the dinner committee.
Dean Byron Cummings, acting presl
dent of the University of Arizona, will
make the address of the evening and
reports will be made by T. C. Cuvellier
for the state association, Mrs. E. J,
Fenchman for Pima county and Rev,
Bertrand R. Cocks for Maricopa county.
Dr. Samuel H. Watson of Tucson
president of the association, will pre
side. Among the number of out-of
town people who will come to Phoenix
for the event will be Miss Jane Rider,
state bacteriologist. . Dr. Flynn of
Prescott Father Connolly and Dr. Jer
emiah Metzger of Tucson.
Reservations for the dinner may be
made today by telephone, 4278, or at
the office of the Arizona Anti-Tubercu
losis association.
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