The San Francisco call., 1910-10-08
ABE ATTELL TOO
Much FOR White
Feather Weight Champion Has
1t on ChicagOan at Every
Stage of Battle

MILWAUKEE,, Oct. Abe Attell.
the champion featherweight, outfought
frankie White of Chicago at almost
every stage of ten round no decision
bout before the Baiger athletic club
tonight
From the tap of the bell in the first
round Attell seemed able to plant blows
wherever he pleased. and only in few
instances was the Chicago boy able to
make a momentary showing.
A decision was not necessary, even IL
the law permitted one, as the senti-
ment of the fans was unanimous in
favor of Attell. The boys fought at
40 pounds.
The fight by rounds:
Round 1--Attell sent in two left to
The champion smothered Whites face
with lefts and rights. He came back
with two more lefts to the face. White
but missed his next two leads. Atteli
shot straight left into Whites face
and the boys did considerable might
Attell jabbed two lefts to The face,
but missed a right cross White had
hard time with his short leads. At
tells round.
head and both swung, but no harm
was done. After sparring a moment
White opened with right and left but
As Msfe tRs fAd getinS in
with prospective body blows. White
put hfs left to Attell's ear hard. but
ing ing for for i" fully Is seconds. e % but ali ali leads
were blocked Toward the close Of the
round Attell stopped White with
left lab to the jaw. Attelfs round
the face and blocked two of Whites
leads. In mixup Whites left landed
on Attells Jaw, but Abe got even by
Psnng ets to Whites face e crossed alse
with right, but missed. White went
to the mat. but it was not a CLEAN
knockdown.' The champion had no
trouble in avoiding punishment and had
the better of the round.
Round 4-Attell opened with left
to the face and right to the body and
followed It up with two more lefts to
missed with right cross. White tried
the same act again without effect. In
a clinch that followed Atten put
and then ducked q vicious right and
left. Attell stuck straight lefts into
left to. the face and right to the body
being landed by Attell Attel gave g
great exhibition by ducking leads and
coming in with straight lefts to the
head and rights to the body. Attells
round.
Round 5-At the sound of the bell
Attell shot hard right to the stomach
and in a clinch that followed both
ran into two stiff lefts and then wasted
hard right when Attell ducked. The
king of the feather weights sent in
at t viii VII am and had had both Of Whites eyes eyes
discolored. Attell hit White from every
angle and was careful that he took no
blows to one by White.
Round 6-The boys went into clinch
at the bell, but no damage was done
to miss time and time again, but al
straight lefts. White tried to force
at the game. Whites left landed on
Attells nose and the Chicagoan fol-
lowed it up with another. Attell pep
pered his opponent with lefts at long
range and also in a clinch. White
started a rally by sending in two lefts
to the face. but it. did not last long
Abe's left connected with Whites nose
Round 7--Attell forced White to miss
often. Attell put short left over and
followed it with two more to the face.
left and right swings. Some of them
landed and the crowd cheered White.
Atten did not mind it and for the rest
of the round played on the defensive,
letting White do most of the leading.
Toward the end Attell put two hard
rights hts on Whites stomach fl ar, and landed
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Round S-The men cIinched and
White put series of rights to the ribs
Both landed to the face White was
the aggressor for the next minute, but
nearly all his leads were blocked. At
tell kept pounding Whites eyes, occa-
sionally putting a right to the body.
Attell sank a hard right into Whites
body and then sent in two lefts to the
face Both missed vicious swings and
finished the round in a cinch
Round 9-Both worked right and
left to the ribs. Attell kept his left
busy and shot it into Whites face and
body. White led often, but Attell's
clever work and ring. generalship pre-,
evnted him from receiving punishment
Then spent considerable time at in
fighting with little damage. White
surprised the fight enthusiasts by send
ing in a right and left to the jaw, but
he failed in his attempt to repeat. A
short right arm jolt momentarfly
stopped White. Both boys finished the
Round 1ogWhite started out the ag-
gressor but his leads were blocked.
He then tried body punches and
landed several. but they did not seem
to hurt Attell. White brought the
crowd to its feet by putting a right
and left to the face, but In return he
stopped several rights and lefts with
his nose and mouth. In the clinches
Attell worked hard right and left to
the ribs and followed with several
Iefts to the face. Atteu passed up
several opportunities when White left
himself open. Attell's round.
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