The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-12-20

DEl as II DIT OF unconscious clOWUlHB
II evoked a perfec; roar OF laughter,
II got him into trouble, too. for his
lengthy countcnance came Into yde1N,-
looking away from the Zoe, Johnnie,s
left hook stopped on II flush. and while
tho German was Galloycd by mat
punch. Thompson battered his cniV
with a hail OF short left hooks ana
right jolts, while their heads nestieu
closer together. Unholz twisted clean
round inside Thompson's arm, and as
bis classic brow faced due east Jonn
-lefI swung like a jib-crane and stopPeu
kerplunk on his saurkraut assimilator'
UnhJltz stopped double while he thunk
out that now one, and John chopped
him on the back OF the skull a couple
or three times with great force ana
az great risk to the good right mana
that has fought 80 well for his iaeher'
land. as Mrs Hemans remarked heas.
Is a century ago II was remindiul ol
q Chinese execution, and the Deutsch-
erfeller took 1t az meekly as Wuu loe
takes the sword. but 1t was risky lot
the hand. Unholz was showing req
on the lips whom he went 10 MS cor
ner. So far, though Thompson had
done nothing to enthuse over, being
boggled by the awkwardness oil inc
sawn-of foe. whose back was toward
him more often than his face, he had
II all his own way, and he showed
that his short hits were hard. any
how.
Round 2-Unholz butted in the mo-
ment they were together, only 10 be
uppcrcut with both hands, monoton-
ously. to the dial and both jaws. TIL
his long chiv waggled from side TO
side like a bears on a pole. rms
time, when the Kalser's man bowed
before the blast. Johnny chose the
second dorsal vertebra for his target.
md his right chops thereon did much
10 stupefy the already dull and slug
g,7b foe. Baker hauled them apart
ard Thompsons left whlrled up Onto
the mouth twice. drawing streams ol
ruby. Rudolph hung on and screwed
In. evidently waiting to try that new
whirly waste-basket one, but which
ever way he bent or however ne
smothered. the bully boy from Syca-
more found some part Of his front ele-
vation. and banged his nut from side
to side till his face was slSnt.
Thompson never stopped punching
him. and Unholz lost even the sense
"a duck. Once he tried out-lightlng,
but as he hoped away on his short,
muscle-padded stumps, Thompson, who
followed like ferret, hooked and
dashed both gloves to the face with
terrible effect, and Unholz was totter-
ing when the gong brought relief.
In the third Unholz opened well,
getting left and right on at fair range
ard without a return. and II appeared
for a moment as though he might do
better at out-flghting than by screwing
his lumbar region into Thompson 5
stomach. holding his left arm, and gen
orally hugging and pully'haulng like
a tame bear once he swung the right
no to the face good and hard, but The
blttle-scarred Cyclone simply cyced,
and when Rude at length broke away
-,,ortod blood Ike a whale blowing
Thompson left himself perfectly open
in his efforts TO land conyincer' ana
uunuiz sw.ug an ugly-looking rlght
lair to the point But like all the Ger
mans angerou5-looking wallop8,
looks was all there was to II, ana
Johnny never even WINGED.
The fourth was opened by UnholZ
crouching almost to the canvas, ana
when Johnny punched and pulled him
erect. he back-tIotted half round the
ring TO the accompaniment OF screams
of laughter Thompson followed nun
and as he did i shift Unholz nailed
him flush to the ma1zard. Backing OH
the little 'un jumped in about ten ieet
with his left stuck out like the llo-
boom of d firewood ketch, 1t coi'iued
gently with ThOmpson'5 race just III
time 70 save The sender from lalilng Vi.
his own, and then John simply Playeo
the bia drum on Unholz's face. and, as
he broke away, he caught him WIN
both hands on the two points ana
slammed him hard to the spine. Un-
bolz whirled out to cop terror on the
law. inst back of the point. he reeleu
and would probably have lallen OH ms
face but the sound OF the gong re-
yived him, and he went drunken! I"
lis chair. ,,,
He came out for the fifth and diVed
in for wrestle. But the Cyclone
wasn't taking any just then, anu
hit him a punch that dropped him on
his face with his limps under ne
made an effort to rise at nine ou'
was clean out and should have Deeh
counted out The referee, howeVei'
1aade a sweeping up-move WIN MS
hands and Unnolz obeyed IT, lie WIS
ouite unable To defend himself, how
ever. and was dropped again, stream,
Ing carmlne, and the same lafclc1l
count was put on him. He wasn't even
mn in ten. Thompson was furious he
had fairly stopped his man twice. anu
now he was tair locoed, and went any
old way 10 do il beyond any chance oi
failure. Half dozen times he tutnou
the rolling head up to try to get III i
ccnvincer and as many times OhhoiN
went flop TO the floor. as much from
the twist as the hits that glanced OH
his fea. .ures. Amid tense excitement
IInholz reeled and staggered about t'"
ring. fell on his face and got up again.
and he was down and "8 had oeeh
counted when the gong sounded.
Before they put up their hands lot
the sixth, Inspector Matthews called
Baker over and warned him that the
contest should be stopped snowy c'i-
IDENTIFY said it would be, alright, a.
right. in about a punch. and the oihcer
let il 20 at that But when. leW
seconds later, Unholz pitched 10 ms
face on the canvas under a r8ht,
swing to the neck Mr Matthews called
halt and the referee awarded the
decision to Thompson
From the first to the last the Ger
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