Only once before did I ever craw! clear out of the limb and predict that a youngster, scarcely out of the preliminary boy class, would become Champion, That was after I saw Lou Ambers at work a couple of times Ambers now wears the crown. Let me emphasize, at this point, that Allie shows more promise right now than Lou did when I saw him fighting at Ebbets Field back in '34.
Lou was an unorthodox scrappe fast as a mongoose but lacking much of a knockout punch. Stolz beautiful boxer who appears to have more speed than Ambers, And he has a knockout punch in either He knocked out or stopped six of his seven professional opponents. In fact, no one lasted more than three rounds with him until tough, hard-hitting Monty Pignator went the full six sessions on Jan. 16.—Pignator took a bad beating but he On his feet at the final bell. was fresh, Full results follow:
Can "Take It"
By default:—Brownlow (115 1b.) 6th Troop won over Seimsen (116 Ib. 9th By T.K.0.:—Figuereido (75 1b.) 9th Back won over Hosking (15 th.) Ist Pack: S. Nissim (87 1b.) sth Troop won Over Peake (81 1b.) 9th Pack.
By. decisions:—Worsley (10 1b.) 2nd Pack won over Lee (66 th.) 9th Pack R, Lemercier (83 ib.) 2nd Pack won over J. Nissim (83 lb.) Sth Troop: Beeman (92 lb.) 6th Troop won over Joureval (93 ib.) Sth Troop; Chaiken (98 Ib.) Sth Troop won over Boddy (85 lb.) 9th Troop; O'Brien (129 1b.) 1st Troop won over Pure (126 lb.) Sth Troop; Gouzeles (118 Ib.) 6th Troop won over Quayle (TI8 1b.) 9th Troop.
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