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REPUBLIC REPUiUC CITY KAAit 3 The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona Page 27 Tuesday, September 17, 19371 Fan Fare By Dilsen Robinson Fight May Top $700,000 ThE UTTLE Pros Shape Squads With Late Trades TOPERS? and at the Polo Grounds, Sept. 12, 1951. That fight, at a $30 top, drew the largest gate ever for a non- cuit telecast will reach 39 states, the District of Columbia and three provinces in Canada. In Phoenix the fight will be shown at the Coliseum on West Indian School Road. welterweight king at Yankee Stadium Monday.

Markson and James D. Nnr- ris, the ailing president of the IBC, originally had predicted the battle of champions would at least equal the gate for the Robinsnn-Randy Turpin return bout, which drew 61,370 fans NEW YORK (AP) Despite Sugar Ray Robinson's nine-day holdout for a better theater-television deal, an International Boxing Club official said yesterday he was confident the Robinson-Carmen Basilio middleweight ft 1 fight would gross $700,000 or better. "We've got $300,000 in now," said Harry Markson, managing director of the International Boxing Club, "and the sale is MORE PEOPLE SY FAR US From Associated Press With the National Football League opening date only two weeks away, coaches are making last-minute efforts to get their squads into ihape for the coming pro season. In Pittsburgh, Coach Buddy Parker of the Steelers announced a major trade with the San Fran Top Hogs Ma Oil RENT A CAR Diln it if jodf om No Service Charge No Gat or Oil te Buy 1 cisco 49ers. The Steelers grabbed Greyhound Schooling Cotton's Late Rally Earns Fight Draw Earl Moral), a former Michigan State star, and guard Mike Sandusky, giving up Marv Matuszak, going very well.

I'm confident we will $700,000. As you know with Robinson fights, there normally is a heavy sale in the last few days, especially on the final day." Herb Flam Fights To Net Triumph LOS ANGELES (AP)-Defend-ing champion Flam of nearby Beverly Hills had to scramble to put down his inspired fellow townsman, Don Kierbow, 6-3, 5-7, 6-3, in first round play yesterday at the 31st annual Pacific Southwest tennis championships. Kierbow served 24 double faults, 10 in each of the first two sets or th outcome might have been different. Skj Harbor Airport 401 N. Central Ave.

PHONE AL 3-416 heavyweight fight. Top price for the Basiiio-Robinson fight is $40. Now IBC officials believe the fight will be closer to $700,000 than the Turpin-Robinson gate because of Robinson's pullout from Aug. 20 to Aug. 29.

It was during that interval that Sugar Ray said he wouldn't fight unless his demand for a $250,000 guarantee for theater-television was met. He won the holdout, finally getting $255,000. Theatre Network Television, announced the closed cir- one of the team's top defensive Races List 23 Events men, and the Pittsburgh first NEW YORK fAP-Tharlip Tnt. ton, of Toledo, came from behind 17 RTZ Robinson Robinson defends his middleweight crown against, the LJ TUCSON 141 9. Slan last night to earn a draw with Washington Street.

favored Sugar Hart of Philadel- Thrpe of ast scason.s favnri(e chrislensen phia, in a bruising 10-round slug- Oak Log, winner of last meet's Puppy Derby; Al Kniss' Miss Dusty fest at St. Nicholas Arena. Cotton Row, winner of the Uranium I weighed 151, Hart 146.. Downs Derby; and S. B.

to compete in the 1957 Grey- nmnrf i- f.u fresh frnm 3 SUCTCSS'; hound Park Inaugural on the choice in the next two NFL football drafts. "I hated lo give up a player of Matuszak's caliber," said Parker, "hul the need for a top quarterback and offensive guards made it extremely necessary." The Steelers also received halfback Harland Carl and linebacker Aubrey Rozzell from the Chicago Bears, for an undisclosed draft choice. II II 1 1 II I II II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 II i I 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 II I 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllil IIMlltMililililllillllllll mc anaiiui campaign at canente; are niahfs card. Sentember behind on the scorecards of ai 1 1 urei in tonight's Ifilh event, 27.. The Fight Of The Century The schooling races are free to the public.

three officials, the 28 year old Cot-1 The local favoriles will have ton swept the seventh, eighth, and'strong opposition from Rug Bug, ninth rounds with right handiAged, Hodges Harmony, and Sugar Ray Carmen In Cleveland, meanwhile, the Cleveland Browns traded Frank Gatski, a member of Coach Paul newcomers to the ,1, Kpco, a racing scene. Cut; Brown's first pro football team of ROB mil vs BASILIO thiku hack-, h. cha. ski 1946, to Detroit for a draft choice juiiim i aiaiize, Time, hack: Kaiiuia. KiaigJn,) yet namea.

oaisKi, was a lop sprinter at the Wonderland i line I II KAI vi IVrkins. Ver-l? Br0WnS' Tu nter fF imc. nine seasons, although he was not isetts. action action summer, returns to tonight mxim k- punches to gain the draw. Hart, a 13-5 favorite, showed he was a sucker for a right hand to the head as he kept his left hand low and his jaw unprotected.

Hart'i early lead and a eomeback In the tenth enabled Sugar to get even. Hart dropped Cotton with a uoHKie, after nnclino tha foclnct I'l irK'l'. tune, -ijivj. SKVCNTH RACK l.iH'Icv Tallivi time to date in his initial start Sunday night. unii-n innara.

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