SPORTING
COMMENT
The boxing- world is now
building up interest in the
heavyweight championship
fight between Rocky Marciano
and Ezzard Charles, set for
late this month. Various ring
immortals will be picking the
winnej*Jbetween now and the
big night and every effort will
be made to blow the contest up
in the public eye.
The truth is, of course, that
Marciano is favored to win by
a knockout. But he will have
i to catch Ezzard to put him to
sleep. He caught Roland La
Starza, who is a pretty fair
boxer, and he has somehow
managed to catch every op.
ponent he’s ever met.
So should we expect Ezzard
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1 to do what a lot of other fight
ers have never been able to do
before, beat Rocky Marciano?
The answer is no. Ezzard’s
only chance is to be cute and
get away with it. Marciano
has the best punch in the busi
ness today. If he lands, he’ll
put Charles to . sleep. Jersey
Joe Walcott, who also had a
punch, did it. That’s how he
won the title (from Charles).
He caught him in the seventh
round and Ezzard submerged
for the night.
At one time Charles w.a
both slick and tough, and th
general opinion in the boxim
vorld is that he has lost hi
toughness. When he fough
Joe Louis he got hit and hi
hard and he kept coming. Bu
in ayearortwo Ezzard seined
to have lost his real fighting
instinct. He gave several dis
appointing performances.
Of course, a championship
fight sometimes brings out
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Notice is hereby given that on the 23th day of June, 1954, beginning at 10:00 A.
Kodiak, Alaska, a sale shall be held on the following described properties, to-wit: :
M. at the Elementary School Building
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Nellie Rogers
Walter & Mildred Muller
Emmett Jennings
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Eleanor Dooley
Leona Boeckman
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15
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1.19
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16.43
19.66
130.10
8.40
2-03
4.99
10.29
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27.00
27.00
27.00
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27.00
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27.00
27.00
27.00
125.60
87.78
407.60
77.40
39.17
56.94
88.76
28.51
28.19
28.39
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Mathey Fitzgerald
Mathey Fitzgerald
Harry Wallace
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This sale is to be held pursuant to a certain Order of the District Court, Third Division, Territory of Alaska, dated May j
14, 1954, and signed by James L. McCarrey, Jr., Judge of said court. Such sale shall begin at 10:00 A. M. on the aforesaid ^
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Done by the order of the Common Council and signed by the Clerk-Treasurer of the City of Kodiak, Alaska, on this
20th day of May, 1954.
ROBERT A. HEDL0FF Clerk-Treasurer
he verv h *sf. in a man. and if
'ward is at lvs best, he could
whip Marciano, by staying
away and piling up points If
he is as good as he was when
he fought Louis, he might
win. The odds will probably b«
heavy against it, say four to
one.
Some people will take Ez
zard just on the hunch Rocky
is stale. The fight should be
an interesting one if Ezzard
tries to do something, rather
than back-pedal. But the fight
we are looking forward to, in
a couple of years, is a Mar
ciano-Jackson fight. We won
der if the Hurricane could
keep blowing in face of a
Marciano greeting. Would be
interesting to isee.
Barden Sentenced To
Two Months In Prison
John J. Barden. 23, of
Brooklyn, Isew York pled
guilty to disorderly conduct
and disturbing the peace
charges in U. S. Commis
sioners court Tuesday June 8th
and received a six months
Federal Jail sentence with
four months suspended for
good behavior.
uarden was seen arinmnf
out of a bottle behind Tonya
Bar and U. S. Marshal Clarence
Dizney took; the bottle from
him and emptied the remain
ing contents into a refuse
barrel.
He next came into the Mir
ror Office and demanded to
have an article written and
published exercising his rights
as an American Citizen and
making use of the Freedom of
the Pr ss. He further de
manded that he be reimbursed
for the tax of three dollars
that he spent on the purchase
of the liquor as he had derived
no benefit from it. He was
eased out of the Mirror and
threatened to Mow.. the place
up.
Officer McKinley received a
call from the local ACS office
of a man causing a disturbance
in the'ACS' and on answering
call it turned out to be Barden
wanting to wire Washington,
D. C. and air the injustice
done him.
On being taken to jail he
kicked out one of the windows
in the bull pen and finally .set
tled dowd and went to sleep.
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