The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 9, 1926, Page 8

“PAGE EIGHT BOXING BOUT AT HIALEAH CAUSES GENE TUNNEY AND STRIB- LING TO MEET MARCH 12; ED DICKERSON WILL REF- EREE EXHIBITION MIAMI, Fla. March 9.—Ed Diekerson, Grand Rapids referee who will handle the Gene Tunney- Young Stribling ten-round con- test to be staged at Hialeah Stadium, March 12, is ose of the most widely known ring officials in America. Dickerson is sporting editor of the Grand Rapids Herald and is ‘fonsidered 2 leading authority on It required several days for the Managers of both fighters and Promoter Jess Baugh to reach the decision. Dickerson was un- @nimously agreed upon by Pro- moter Baugh, Billy Gibson and “Pa” Stribling. Eleven candidates were in the field. for the job. Among the well known third men who were fontestants for the position were: Patsy Haley, Harry Ertle, Kid jand, Al Wambsgans, Joe on, Ed. W. Smith, Charlie “Wheeler, James “Slim” Brennan, Watt Hinkel and Johnny Galla- ‘ Miami Visitors Defeat Clab Team In _ Basketball Last Night Exchange Club jbatketball team was defeated in ‘= game played last night at the Key West Athletic Club.with the aggregation by a score of ‘The visitors will meet the Key ‘West. High School bunch in an- ‘ther game to be played tonight, ‘which gives promise of being an anteresting exhibition. e punmeserers y! Associated Prens) > NEW YORK—Jack Delaney, ‘Bridgeport, Conn., scored a tech- ical knockout over Joe Lohman, Toledo, 10 rounds. ee . PHILADELPHIA—Louis (Kid) Meriden, Conn., feather- champion, and Eddie (Kid) lagner, Philadelphia, fought a draw, 10 rounds. Lew Mayers, + ep pel onr id beat Ruby Stein, New gi 6 rounds. ee ROCHESTER, N. Y. -; Joe Trippe, Rochester, defeated Basil Galiano, New Orleans, 10 rounds. SULWAUKEE—Doc Snell, Ta- , Wash. outpointed Joey Milwaukee, 10 rounds. ae * #9 2s4OT SPRINGS, Ark, — Pete Firpo; Detroit, knocked out Chick Allman, Toledo, Ohio, 2 rounds. nas YOKE, She Miller, beat Bobby Garcia, Hola- bird, Md., 10 rounds. eee DES MOINES, Ia, — Pinki George, Cedar Falls, Iowa, beat Eddie Lewis, Minneapolis, 8 roubds. Harold Plude, Des Moines, won from Billy Larson, Chicago, rounds. eee MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Tommy Fowikes, Memphis, and Tommy Herman, Chicago, fought a draw, 8 rounds, . © Solid car of sashes, doors and mouldings enroute.* Have in stock ‘a small shipment of blinds, blind doors, sashes, five cross panel doers. Stock is not complete. To those who contemplate building See*me at once. Can save you money and no delays. Just say Albury’s, that means hardware ahd quick service. The store that will carry the stock for you. Mar8-2t WANTED | Pract of Pine From Owner ‘Atso Hardwood Timber For Z Milling ELL HARDWOOD CO. (inc.) + Mobile, Alabama FRESH “WESTERN STEAKS OF ALL KINDS WE HAVE INSTALLED AN UP-TO-DATE “ELECTRIC TOASTER SPECIAL DINN PLATE LUNCHEON INCLUD- 1G FRESH MEAT AND FRESH VEGETABLES SANITARY «RESTAURANT ~/Menree Theatre Bidg. GOLF AND TENNIS MAIN EVENTS IN FLORIDA SPORTS DIEGEL, CANADIAN OPEN} CHAMPION, AND SARAZEN TO MEET HAMPTON AND) HACKNEY ASSOCIATED PRESS HEAD-| QUARTERS, March 9.—Golfers| and tennis players continue to hold the limelight throughout Florida} today, with the Miami four ball! golf tournament heading the list,/ closely followed by Palm Beach’s| tennis tournament. Four teams engage in the semi- finals of the golf tournament after recovering from the shock} received yesterday when Willie} MacFarlane, national open cham-} pion, and Tommy Armour, Florida} West Coast champion, went down} in defeat. Johnny Farrell, Florida open champion, and Tommy Ker- rigan, MacFarlane and Armour’s congerors, meet MacDonald Smith, and “Wild Bill” Mehlhorn, who downed Bobby Cruckshank and Al Espinosa. Leo Diegel, Canadian open! champion, and Gene Sarazen, met-| ropolitan title holder, meet the) New Jersey team of Harry Hamp-} ton and Clarence Hackney in the} lower bracket. Vincent Richards, Hunter, and Takeichi Harada, Francis T.) fa-| vorites in the Palm Beach play; | 5 advanced néarer the champion-| ship yesterday. Others of the) seeded players had little difficulty.| Miss Bernice Wall, of Wisconsin,| with a card of 85, set the pace for the Belleair women’s golf title as-} pirants. Mrs. G. H. Stetson, Phil- CONTENDERS FOR RING HONORS IN BEST OF SHAPE STRIBLING-TUNNEY BOUT IN | MIAMI GIVES PROMISE OF BEING UNUSUALLY INTER- ESTING (By Associated Press) | MIAMI) Fla., March 9.—With | both Gene Tunney, American light heavyweight boxing cham- |pion, and “Young” Stribling, | Georgia school boy, in the pink of condition, the scheduled 10-round, |no-decision bout ‘between these/ | pugilists Friday night at Hialeah) today loomed as a gruelling fight.| The large stadium, occupying a! |site at Hialeah directly north of | | the Miami Jockey Club track, has} | been completed except for the con- | struction of the squared circle and/ | the installation of additional light-| By fixtures. The bowl will seat 80,000 persons. According to Pro- >| moter Jess Baugh, more than 10,000 seats have been sold al- ready, principally to fans in cities} | throughout this. section, where} Stribling is a favorite. | After a rest over Sunday, the| | two contenders for the heavy- | | weight crown resumed training | | yesterday. Stribling has moved} | his camp from the Miami baseball} | field to the southern end of Miami/ Beach, where he can also indulge | light road work along the sea-| | | | |side. He was expected to work six} | rounds today with his three sparr-| | ing partners. The former A} E. F. champion has trimmed down -to fighting} | weight at 187 pounds and intends! adelphia, came second with 87, and| to enter the bout carrying about Glenna Collett, national woman’s| the same poundage, He has main- TER AND]! HgTeL aero champion, followed her by one stroke. At Ormond Beach, golfers com- pleted their 36 hole qualifying round today for the Volusia cham- pionship. Ten years ago today the Mexi- ean border troubles started when Villa and his band of: brigands made a raid on Columbus, N. M. EASE NIGHT COUGHS with LEONARD'S COUGH SYRUP! OSOTED) (CRE! phan is the best h and colds 124 DUVAL STREET ‘WM. CATES, etecccocetes agent | ee FOR. REAL ESTATE AND RENTALS SEE THE KEY WEST INVESTMENT CO. tained a light training program during his sojourn here during the winter, even before announcement| {of his match with Stribling, and little conditioning. was needed to place him in shape for this fight. Tunney today continued his work-| outs at the Roman Pools, on Miami Beach. What's The Difference BETWEEN A COBBLER AND | A SHOE REBUILDER? The answer is found in the work turned out by this shop Bring Your Shoe Repair Work Here | OQ. K. 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