Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-06-02

punch. He is fighting one of the best
battles of his career. This round was
slower, Emmick easing up, but block
ing prettily.
Emmick met Danny in mid ring in
| the fourth He scored thrice to the
head and dropped Danny to his knees
! for an instant with a right to the head.
| Danny came back hard, however, and
| brought a stream of blood from En-
micks face. Danny chased his man
around the ring, and at the bell had
! Emmick going backward with a blood
| despatched visage. Webster went to
his corner much fresher.
! In the fifth they completed the cir
cult of the ring twice, Danny always
after his opponent. Emmick appeared
tired and Danny had all the best of 1t
at this period of the contest He
backed Al into a neutral corner and
slammed away until the referee parted
them. Emmick appeared willing to
sidestep Dannys whitening punches to
the wind during the clinches.
F,mmick sought to fight his man in
the sixth, but Danny did most of the
leading, Emmick staggering at several
points when Danny rocked him with
/ lightning like swings. AL constantly
| backed away, Danny chasing him into
| the corners whenever possible.
Webster walked up in the seventh
and smashed Emmick with hard right
/ cross to the head. dropping Al to his
/ knees. The northerner fell into a
clinch. Danny almost put his boy
! through the ropes with shower OF
rights and lefts. AS Emmick slipped to
/ his knees Danny slipped hard one
over the heart. Webster had Emmicl1
on his knees in his own corner at the
bell. There is nothing to 1t at this
stage but Webster.
! Danny went after the kidneys in
clinches frequently in the eighth and
chased his man around the ring. He
fired up when Al landed two stin ones ones
to the head Emmick's kidneys are the
color Of a red, red rose from the fire.
uuent olouting Al scored twice with
neat right swings, but Webster never
let up for a moment
Al hung on and danced away in the
ninth, and Danny did all the leading.
The last round was even, Emmick MAX
ing a good rally, but it was Danny's
fight all the way After the fight En-
mick claimed his left hand was broken
and the physician at ringside approved
this statement on examination of the
member.
Arnold Is Quick Winner
1t took Jake Arnold just round and
ten seconds to dispose of Charlie Boesen
in the first preliminary, which was
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taller, and for a moment in the first
round the slim lad held his stocky OPP
ponent at long range. outboXing him.
Then Arnold waded in, and his rough
tactics had Charlie down twice and al
most out in the first round. Arnold
earned the boots of the crowd by
wrestling Boesen to the floor deliber-
ately, and was warned by Referee
Blake. Boesen staggered to his corner
and came up tired in the second round.
A few stiff punches TO the stomach and
couple of uppercuts to the jaw sent
| Boesen down again, and on the second
knock down of this round the referee
stopped it. Arnold earning a knockout.
LIvermore Springs Surprise
The peanut business was so thriving
that Jimmy the Greek failed to show
UP for his bout at four rounds which
was scheduled with Jim Andrews, and
Kid Murray and Joseph, sirnamed Liv-
| ermore, entered the ring as substitutes
AS subs usually prove up, the boys were
mere dubs, and the crowd enjoyed itself
| jollying them. For one round the boys
danced around, alternately hugging and
slapping each other, neither doing a
particle of damage. Livermore's fancy
! footsteps and Murray's wild lunges
were the only features. After a little
cutting around and holding in the sec
ond the lads attempted to do a little
fighting, and Livermore actually drew
blood from the kids mouth. This little
redness seemed to excite Joseph into
action, and in the third, after a mo-
ment's sparring, Livernore caught Muir
ray coming in with a hard short right
to the point of the chin, and Murray
dropped over backward for the full
count This was the only real punch
of the slapping match, and Livermore
sprang surprise, as he had showed nc
hitting ability.
Jim Cameron and Tad Reardon, the
former a mouse colored son of Ethiopia,