Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-26

he downfall OF such fighter.
with two lefts for face and is fighting
eagerly, Attell waiting cooly. Attell
cleverly lodged away from three wild
swings by Welsh. Atten jumped in
and landed five or six times lightly to
Wesh's face and stomach. Attell went
to clinch Welsh repeatedly landed
his left on Attells nose without effect.
Round even. Welsh's leads are land
ing very lightly Rain is dripping into
the ring.
Round three-AttelI sent short left,
they clinched, Welsh fighting for kid
neys and landing left on jaw as they
broke away. Attell landed oftenest in
two clinches, though Welsh never
failed with his left jab to face. Attell
is fighting very cautiously and is cool
est in the rallies, but Welsh covered
very effectively. They wrestled about
the ring, Welsh covered up and seek
ing to get to close quarters. Welsh
landed two long left overland blows
to jaw and both fought to stomach in
clinch. Attell brought cheers by his
clever lodging of Welsh's leads and
sent a fusillade of blows to stomach
that made Welsh bend double. Welsh
had done all of the aggressive work
and between rounds the crowd cheered
Welsh. There was no damage to this
period.
from vicious lead by Attell and held
Abe safe in clinch. Attell sent short
arm jabs to jaw that rocked his man.
Welsh fought doubled up and repeat
edly jumped into clinches. Attell was
hooted for holding Welshs head while
he sent jabs to the jaw. Welsh landed
a fusilade of lefts and rights to
chest, jaw and neck with a rain of left
jabs to the nose, bringing ringing
cheers from the crowd and outfought
Attell in clinches and open work. At
tell was cool, however. Welsh was
given Il great cheer as he went to his
corner. Attell did rot seem hurt.
Round five-Welsh sent two long
jabs to pit of Attell's stomach and At,
tell fought back furiously. but Welsh
blocked most of his blows with his
arms and elbows. Attelll's flash of
speed brought cheers. AS they broke
from clinch Welsh rocked Abe's head
with stiff uppercut. Attell jumped to
clinch, covering up, Attell seemed un-
able to land a damaging blow on the
clever Englishman, who repeatedly
connected with his jaw. Welsh Gag
erly danced around Attell and Attell
clinched to rest Attell landed a right
to face after the fell ond was soundly
hooted by the crowd, but he apollo
gized This was clearly Welsh's round,
the Englishman showing better partic-
ularly in long range boxing.
Round SiX-Attell jumped away from
long lefts for stomach, but Welsh
landed two stiff lefts to jaw in clinch.
Welsh backed Abe about ring, but Abe
stopped him in corner with hard left
to face. They stood head to head in
center of ring and wrestled for adj
vantage. Welsh landed clean left and
right to jaw which brought cheers and
Attell fought to ribs. Attells left kid
ney was crimson from Welsh's con-
slant chop Attell hit Welsh twice in
foul territory and was warned by the
referee, Welsh good naturally calling
his attention. Welsh brought cheers
from the crowd by his cleverness.
landing several times to head and jaw.
but Attell returned several stiff blows
TO face as the round closed and went
to corner apparently in no distress.
Round seven-Attell opened VIC
iousIy with right and left jabs for the
body. Welsh missed twice, but fol-
lowed with two 1efts to jaw, Attell re
turning right to stomach. Welsh again
protested to referee to Abe's blows to
foul territory and Abe was warned.
Welsh did all the fighting, showing
marvellous speed. Attell missed three
leads and Welsh rocked his head with
right and lefts to jaw. Attell almost
fell as Welsh sidestepped a rush and
Welsh jumped in with uppercuts that
shook Abe up. Both pounded kidneys
in clinch Welsh jumped in with sew
eral strong left leads straight to the
Jaw which stirred Attell into a furious
rally, but he did not land effectively.
1t was Welsh's round, same as the
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