Bitter old rivals in Kella Ussefoviteh, lightweight champion of North Chima, and Joe Clara, rugged Filipino battler, meet in another eight-round contest, this match having been re-made at Clara's demand, the Manila youth being anxious to square accounts with the Russian, who inflicted a T. K. O. upon him some months ago. just when Clara, after downing Ussefovitch for a needed nine count, seemed certain of victory, the Russian damaging Clara's loti optic so badly he was compelled to retire.
Another good re-match is the return eight-round meeting betwee Nicky Neuklis of the Fourth Marines and his conqueror, Private Cheremission of the Russian Regiment, two of the most rugged middleweights in this city, Neuklis is the aggressive, hard-hitting Marine who ran up a string of successive victories—until he caught a Tartar in Cheremission, the cooler, more-level-headed auyching of the Russan all but flooring him twice in their six-round clash and for the soldier Italian Motorist's Tragic Death Milan, June 20.
One of Italy's best-known racing motorists, the 26-year-old Emilio Villoresi, was killed during a practice run on the Monza track yesterday afternoon.
Villoresi was trying out a new racing car of the Alfa Romeo works. After passing the chief turn of the track, he suddenly lost control over the car which struck a tree. He suffered such grave injuries that he died in a hospital shortly later.
Emilio Villoresi had won several races in Italy last year and in the last Grand Prix of Tripolis, he secured third place.—Trans-Ocean.
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