SMALL TOWN I.AD WILL
BE NEXT CIIAMP
NEW YORK, Dec. — A young:
graduate from Duke University
named Matt Raymond will be the
next heavyweight champion of
the world, if we ore to beli've
the forecasts of Tommy Lough
ran, one-time light heavyweight
titleholder.
Raymond comes from a small
town in the hard coal belt of
Pennsylvania and is a protege of
Loughran’s. When 'h: first began
fighting professionally, accord
ing to Tommy, he had an un
governable desire to finish off his
opponents in quick style, but
Loughran has cured him of that
and has been teaching him sharp
shooting until now he has devel
oped the youngster into an ex
ceptionally clever boxer.
The lad’s real name is Ray
Matueewitz and he’s of Polish
slock. He won the national inter
collegiate light heavyweight
championship in a romp. His
teacher thinks now that Matt is
good enough to lick any heavy
weight with the exception of
Louis, and he is certain the time
is not far off when 'he will take
the much f-ared Brown Bomb
er.
Loughran thinks it will take
about, one more year before
Raymond is ready for Joe Louis.
In .the meantime he will be care
fully schooled and brought along
slowly. To ache'- Tommy himself
was onoe one of t'he most scient
ific boxers in the game, and if he
can impart some of his know
ledge to Matt the youngster
ought to go places.
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didn’t mean much to these three who slept in their chairs. Left to right: Jimmy Shanks, son of Dr.
; E. D. Shanks, Atlanta, Ga., and Peggy and Bobby Coker, children of Dr. Grady N. Coker, Cannon, Ga.
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an explosion which St. Louis police said was a bombing. Edward Pahl put this sign up over wrecked ;
building. "The one with the biggest pineapple wins,” the sign read. Pahl, who operates a dry cleaning
business, attributed the blast to labor troubles and his refusal to sign a union contract.
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Scandinavians any more. It is fast being recog- ^
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