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- - by LIQUOR - BEER CLEANING $3.95 WINE We LOAN the MOST nd PAY MAGAZINES the MOST Also H & S Trading Stamps Tel. AL 2-9284 Bring Ad and Get TOM MAY, Mgr. This Fritz Pollard 10% DISCOUNT NEW YORK, (Global).—Fame? “net” because of the commitments %es!. Fortune??? After waiting 16 to the title holder. 7 years for an opportunity to fight In a Commissioner has for and a place in the power to reverse decisions, why Pruning Demonstrations the sun, , after 15 should not these Com- same Boxing will be given by Lew Whit- gruelling rounds, came out with the pow- A series of pruning demonstrations missioners exercise the same Tate, ' agricultural agent, and Harvey horti- LigHf'. Heavy weight title. Fame he ers to see that boxers of the ability WSk fl worth, assistant county Arizona, in the Phoenix area gained, yes. But fortune, hardly. of Archie Moore get a better con- cultural specialist from the University of L He ended up with a measly SBOO. sideration than Moore did in this HIpp next week. RThis is just one of the sad com- particular instance? The SIOO,OOO §& «anSk Pruning methods will be demonstrated and discussed on deciduous ¦mentaries on the present status of guarantee to Maxim, the rental of fruit trees, grapes and roses. boxing. the arena, the cost of promotion The following schedule has been arranged sos convenience and Seldom, history ¦ however in the and all other expenses involved in instruction. You are welcome to attend any or all of these demon- W of championship bouts has a recog- a title fight, must be paid before strations. challender been required to $1 nized the challenger would receive in Is to the as a “necessary evil.” What ring this case. Be Pruned boxing any the business of as in It is hoped, therefore, that a few Peach accepted other-profession, it is the TV shows, personal appearances When Time Where Apricot signing custom that the of articles and some non-title bouts will help January 5 10 A. M. South Phoenix Plum challenger, ' between champion and fill Moore’s pockets, because the Mr. Mike Mitten Grapes ... - guarantees and percentages are Light Title has never 7027 S. Central Ave. Roses upon Phoenix Peach first agreed and from there been known to feed, clothe and January 5 2 P. M. North on in, the financial picture is in HE’S Mr. L. M. Hamman Apricot house a fighter in his declining BETTER LATE— Plum promoter. Healthier and happier, even 1406 E. Missouri Ave. the hands of the years. Grapes It seems that it is the custom in though 26 days late for this kiss Ever since boxing was legalized, Roses preliminary fights and sometimes from his wife Rosalee in the the rule has been that the pro- Italian city of Naples, is Cpl. January 6 10 A. M. Glendale Peach in semi-finals, that boxers take a Apricot moter and his associates stand to Charles B. Sanders of Tulsa, ' j Mrs. V. Anglin gaining fame and not ‘ 3228 W. Northview Ave. Plum chance 6n receive the biggest returns. They Okla. Sanders, scheduled to fortune. It is a strange situation, Ist St. N. of Glendale Ave. Grapes should be made to give any chal- leave for Europe, was stricken howevr, when a boxer of the cali- with appendicitis the day before Roses lenger a stipulated guarantee. The 6 2 Roses ber and record of Archie Moore, his departure. His wife and January P. M. Phoenix effort, Boxing Commissioners and NBA Experimental Rose Garden ; i j Rafter long years of serious five-month-old son Roger went Lane should never pass on any contract Italy 15th Ave. and Palm must stand silently by while his op- on, met him in later. January unless the challenger gets a spe- 7 10 A. M. Phoenix Roses ponent is given a guarantee of Experimental Rose Garden cific amount of money. SIOO,OOO. Joey Maxim in this case, tlon-wide audiences with little or 15th Ave. and Palm Lane although not perhaps wanting to There are many Archie Moores Mesa Peach no compensation. lose the title, can well afford it throughout the country, and un- University of Arizona Apricot January Exxperimental Plum Ar- something done, they will Believe me, if there ever was a 7 2 P. M. Farm because of gaining a fortune. less is Grapes hand, has 1 Mile W. of Mesa on chie Moore, on the other all be in a hopeless position of hav- Santa Claus, Archie Moore was Mesa-Tempe Highway Roses fame, but 36 years of age, won at ing to give star performances to na- Joey Maxim’s Santa Claus in 1952. what good is fame going to do him without at least the foundation of a fortune? HAPPY NEW YEAR! One thing is certain: When the agreement for the return match is Always Buy Joey Maxim will certainly come in for a good portion of the gate; and then, too, he will have a chance of regaining his fame. On the other hand, .Archie Moore will come in for a bigger portion of the gate receipts. He could also lose the bout, and his fame, although that is doubtful. Anything can happen in boxing. If a Boxing Commission can take over and reverse decisions in a bout las was done in the Billy Gra- ham-Joe Giardell ofight in New York two weeks ago, why can’t a Boxing Commission see to it that challenger in a championship, 1 bout gets some kind of a financial IP >5 HMMy guarantee? Under the arrange- ments for the Maxim-Moore bout, there was little, if any, possibility b IS' that there would be a so-called fllll ifi mm aHm AUNT HATTIE'S STEER OF THE YEAR “Happy New Year!” this cute little miss coyly says. She peeks from under one of the popular new Martex terry tweed towels to greet 1953 with an expectant smile. Her cotton terry tweed towel was a 1952 i, MBf 1 prize winner, receiving the national Home Fashions League Trail mm j / A-l Pilsner wins jL. Jjj Pia

CHICAGO A roan Shorthorn won the world’s championship in For the third consecutive year \ J the International Live Stock Ex- A-l Pilsner has received world- -pfW j position here. This popular grand wide recognition for quality in champion was ’s Leader 2nd. University, the International Beer Competi- shown by Ohio State open all American and He was smooth, mellow tions to Columbus. ‘ and every inch a champion, accord- Canadian beers. 111iFl ing to Judge A. D. Weber, of Man- hattan, Kans. He slaughtered at a dressing percentage of more than Judged the finest 68 per cent, showing a higher ratio »Y THE WORLD'S BEER EXPERTS (nTllßUma of slaughter weight to live weight than any other International grand champion on record. He sold for * mmm per pound to bring his total % MiMni im J) Reamings£54.65 with prizes to $6,350., - Arisons Brewing Co., toe., Pbeenf*