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but not so eagerly. Meyer hit Bowen's arm r
inieavy righthand punch. Bowen landed 4
light left. =
Round Eight-Each man appeared conf
uett, put dld not work so hard, Meyer seems
lugly tired of being the aggressor. He fre~
quently dropped his arms 10 induce Rowe2
TO lead, but he was too cautious. Bowe1
seemed afraid TO lead, and when he did Meye2
knocked Bowen down aud had all the best o.
the round. OS
Round Nine-Bowen staggered Never witk
a rlght, but Myer was undaunted. Bowe2
!ahded hight right and repeated the blow iS
the stomach moment later.
ho9nd Ten-Myer came forward an(
crowded Bowen. Bowen landed n heayf
right on the ribs. Bowen landed his left o5
Meyers nose.
Rounds Eleven and Twelve-The meg
sPoke 10 each other pleasantly, and MeyeA
tur1eu ms back and walked away 10 coaH
Ahdy on. Bowen smashed Meyers eve with z
rlghthand blow and appeared bloody buf
eager Bowen landed a heavy left. The Nev@
Orlsans man was now thoroughly aroused
anu rough! viciouslY, but with bad iudg-
ment. it. Myers eye was bleeding profnsely.
sun ne was the aggressor. Bowen landed
a staggerer on Meyers head
ROUNDS Thirteen and Fourteen - Never
s' seemed dlsgusted with Bowen's tactics and
begged Andy to lead. Meyer straddled in tod
iar ana received left in the stomach. Meyel
iauueQ one or two good ones and Bowed
turned TO run. but Meyer clinched him. Meyel
ianued MS right solid on Bowen's head
meyer dropped his arms to urge Bowen on
A desperate clinch occurred in the middle OK
the ring with honors easy.
ROUNDS Fifteen, Sixteen and Seventeen-
meyer facial expression was laughable.
Meyer LED for the face and Bowen osYe hin,
his head. Bowen landed right and Jeff on
the BODY. Meyer was still the aggressor. He
had terrible black and bloody eve Bowen
landed a rlght-hand swing on the BODY and
Meyer looked savage. The round was tire-l
MHNpr n fah RON, -
and landed the right. Bowen landed rightl
ana left ON Meyer. Bowen landed a heavvl
rlght on Meyers stomach and the largo
audience cheered. A clinch occurred in
meyers corner, with Meyer on the ropes:
Bowen hit Meyer heavy right on the law
and nearly upset himself from the force OF.
the blow.
Rounds Eighteen, Nineteen and Twenty
Meyer MADE vicious attempt TO land his
rlgnt, ana Bowen ducked the blow but caught
IL moment later. Meyer was still the ag-
Sressor, ana Bower played for his adversary's
WIND. A sharp clinch occurred and Never
lahded terrible right; another clinch oo-
CURED, and Meyer, in breaking away, fell to
the ground. Meyer was doing good deal OF
the nshtlng III this round and seemed to
galh ground. Bowen hit Meyer drive and
drove him out of the ropes Referee Brew
ster cautioned Meyer to fight fair
Rounds Twenty-One, TWENTY-FIVE ana
i iWenty- y-Ihree-Meyer was eager TO finish the
hght but could not land. Bowen landed a
heavy right on Meyers sore eye. Bowen
landed his left on the stomach without re-
turn. Myer landed vicious right and COM
mitted several fouls.
Round Twenty-Four-Meyer fouled Bowen
several times, and the crowd became bolster
Gus, and cries of foul were raised In
the midst of a wrangle by Meyer's and
Bowen's seconds, Referee Brewster award
ed the battle to Bowen on a foul.
In a conversation with several Meyer men
they stated that he justly lost the battle. On
the whole, however, il must be said that the
mil was an unsatisfactory one.
Nole-At midnight President NOVEL; sent
telephone message to the newspapers saying
rendered at noon tomorrow, Wednesday.