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THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C-. TUESDAY. AUGCST 31. 1926.
‘BATTLE OF POTOMAC’ j
SLATED FOR TONIGHT!
With fair weather promised for to
night, it appears that nothing can
stop the “Battle of the Potomac” at
Kenilworth, when the Southern feath
erwoight title, held by Goldie Abeam,
is staked against the right-hand !
punching and infighting of Al l-orc |
man. the doughty Army scrapper. j
I Ahearn tapered ofT in wonderful >
i shape at the Mohawk gymnasium j
yesterday, loosening up with six !
rounds of light work opposite Terry
O'Da v and Eddie Buell. Foreman ,
rounded out his conditioning program |
at Benedict, going six light rounds
j with Phil Raymond, Baltimore south j
paw. !
This main event, which is scheduled :
to go 12 rounds, tops a 42-round pro- j
gram, tlm longest ever offered here..
The shew will open promptly at S:lo. i
with the preliminaries being run off.
in the following order:
1 Kid Woody vs. Jack Johnson, four j
j rounds: Manuelo Redman vs. Billy -
i Deak. four rounds: Sammy Hogan vs. j
Blondie P. Pinion, four rounds; Xick
Repoli vs. Dick Richardson, six j
rounds; Billy Strickler vs. Johnny j
Amato, six rounds: Jack Cafoni vs. •
' Hal Stevenson, six rounds.
STOVALL DEFEATS BASS: |
HOGAN LOSES TO LAMPEi
BALTIMORE. Md.. August 31.-- j
Tex Stovall of Washington earned a i
decision over Xick Bass in a. six-round j
: boxing match here last night. j
Sammy Hogan, another Capital :
fighter, lost to Sidney Lampe over
! the. same distance.
