Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-03-17 | Page 6 | Pacific Coast Middleweight Champ Named Second Ketchel

rl r Pacific Coast Middleweight i Champ am Named Second Ketchel etc e eThe l The nearest thing to Stanley Ketchell coast tight fight fans have seen In years ears Is Leo Lo Lomski Aberdeen Wash Wap middleweight rho ho meets Mickey lIcke Walker welterweight champion of at the world at Vernon on the Pacific coast on March 23 Lomski won the coast middleweight crown by knocking out Bert Colima in two rounds Lomski Lomski Lomski Lom Lom- ski also beat Ted Moore of at England in ten rounds The Aberdeen boy recently lost i his title itle to f Joe Roche Ine In Ina e a ten ten round round I r scrap seraP but his soy defeat was at attributed attributed at- at 1 to the fact that his eye ee was badly b cut In the second second sec sec- ti ond and round and Y he was blind for the rest of c the ten-round ten Journey y A natu natural ral fighter tighter w V with t 1 t h hi lots of ot endurance endur endur- ender ender- t ance ante speed in punching and anda r 1 a two fisted atY attack Lomski has a fair tall fairchance r chance of whipping Wal Walker ker when the two meet at Vernon L Lents Lomski 0 m ski kl is thought of as Y the tho coming E h t tc I champion c h-a h m pIon ot of I I l the world lie He got ot his first real start LEO LOMSKI in the boxing game In Tacoma Tacoma Tacoma Ta- Ta coma coma Wash Vash when he beat Eddie Roberts considered one of at the best welters on the Pacific Pacific- slope Lomski is 21 years old has been In the boxing game but three years ears and is married and has a baby boy