Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-06

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ketchel swung two short arm lefts
to the jaw and forced his man against
the ropes. Papke landed a light right
and left to the face. but Ketchel
forced his antagonist against the
ropes, where he put in three body
punches. The round ended in a
vicious but Intellectual rally. Ketchel
had a slight advantage.
Round They went to each other
hotly, but most Of the blows flew
harmlessly into the air. kctchel
forced his man against the ropes.
~upporcutting his left to the jaw and
right to the body, Papkc landed a
slight right to the face and Ketchel
retaliated with a left shift to the
stomach. They mixed it |furiously.
with Papke in a corner. ketchel all
the time laying out with right and
left, but no damage resulted and it
was an even round.
Round S-ketchel landed right aud
left on The body, forcing his man
against the ropes. ketchcl then put
IN Il solid lett to the jaw and they
clinched. After some fruitless ex-
changes Papke uppercut with right to
the chin kctchers face Was partly
covered with blood as the gong ended
another even round
Round e-ketchcl rushed in and
swung a vicious right around the head
and in return got an equally hard
punch to the face. Ketehel hooked
a vicious right to the Jaw that brought
the blood in a stream from Papke's
mouth. ketehel Nadcd in landing
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and Papkc clinched. papke con
tinued to spit blood and the red nGid
poured from his nose. ketth el
sought to get in a vital punch. He
fought Papke into a neutral corner
and landed two good wallops on the
face as the gong rang. ketchels best
round SO far.
Round l0-Papke surprised the
champion by coming to the mark and
.anding a couple of stin face punches.
Il Was only a flash in The pan for
Ketcheis right and left to the jaw.
with merciless precision, It looked
as II he had beat the "~Thunderbolt'
to the floor. papke stalled n hung
ana saved himself from severe punish
ment Ketchel hooked Il tcrrihc left
to the jaw and Papke looked beaten.
ketchel then landed a right and left
on the jaw and face and the gong
rang.
Round ll-Papke came up bravely
and Ketehel started the blood afrcsh
with right and left swings, to which
Papke responded with a fun left
swing to the champions jaw Ketchel
went after his man, delivering blow
after blow on the jaw and Papke
weakened p~erceptibly. ketchel
slipped to the floor, his foot catching
on Papke's shoe tops. He was up in
a trice aud waded relentlessly in. but
was unable to land a knockout.
Round 13-ketchel drove a hard
fight To the jaw aud sem Papke tot
tering to the ropes. only the lower
strand saving him from going into the
press stand. After Ketchel had sent
a hard right to the face, papke came
back with him landing vicious rights
and lefts to the jaw and Ketchel
staggered a bit. The crowd rose ON
Its feet in an uproar and shouted for
he underdog in the betting ketchel,
however, was not to be stopped. He
punch for punch, but re-
ceived considerable the worst of II.
Papke braced up and succeeded in
making it an even round.
Round 13-Papke landed fun tilt
with a vicious right on the point of
the jaw which nettled the champion
and forced him to a clinch. Papke
was lighting strongly at this stage and
appeared to be far from a beaten
man. ketchel landed his right to the
Jaw for which he was rebuked by a
uppercut on the chin. Papke
seemed to take IN confidence as tho
battle progressed and when the round
ended. if anything he had a slight
advantage. |
Round 1.-THE men swung at each
other for fully a minute. but only one
5low-a right to the body-landed on
The Thunderbolt followed
with a right to the jaw and left to
body. Ketchcl then drove his right
great force high IN the body
md a cIinch followed. The rest of
he round was devoted to close range
in which no damage was
lone, but Papke had a slight advan-
Round 15-ketchcl opened the
'ound with a vicious left chop on the
bNs n moment ltltl ne SHIN MS lfli
nto the stomach and then forced his
nan against the ropes. but inflicted
10 damage. They %clinchod, wrestlcd
stalled ana slowed up. At close
Papkc swung short arm punches
o the jaw and the bell ended a very
round
Round 16-Thc men battled at n
urious clip at close quarters Again
again they swung with right and
but without result. In the clinCh
letchcl landed an uppercut with a
to the jaw, but Papke evencd up
With right and left body punches.
which he varied with a straight left
O the face. The fighters were locked
n each others embrace when the
rang.
Round 1.-THE blows of both
ecmed to have lost their sting rs tho
men came To the center Of the ring
he efforts of both to land were futile,
Though they hammered away un-
casingly. Papke suddenly shot a
tiff left To the pit of the stomach.
ut kctchel countered with a lett To
body and followed with a left to
he jaw Papke staggered ketchcl
18th a straight left TO the jaw. stimuli I
a%neously with the gong. 1t was a {
ard punch and gave Papkc a slight
dvantage of the round.
Round rs After considerable
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