Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-07
Campbell QUITS
IN 9TH ROUND
"CIlICkEN" HALL GETS his NIBS
EARLY IN MID.
DEFEATED'S HAND broken



Roy Campbell the l7-year-old
bantam weight Of Kansas City, threw
up the sponge to Chicken Han Of
Tulsa IN the sixth round OF a fifteen
round limit, staged by the Tulsa
Athletic Club before a large sized au-
dlence IN is quarters AZ the Center
hotel last night
The first two rounds Of the fight
were fast and furious, and the ac-
tlons OF both lighters demonstrated
that they We're In first class trim.
Al the sound of the gong for the
third round both fighters stepped
hriskly 10 the ccnter of the arena
and mixed things for brief period
Campbell thrust q stlM blow tn llalrs
stomach, which noored the local
aEhter for the count of two Signs
of distress was shown by Campbell
at the opening OF the third round,
and Il was evident 10 the rlngsiders
that the Kansas city boy had been
injured, From this time to the end
Of the fight Campbell fought his op-
poneut with a broken hand, Greatly
handicapped hy the injured member,
Campbell showed his gamcness by
wordng OF ana slipping IN an occa-
slonal blow With his right
The main 20 was reicread by Al
Nenn, ana The local fans showored
words Of praise on his admlnistra-
tive qualities. Nenn is master OF
the art OF self defense, and has on
yarious occasions fcrerocd fights I'm
Chicago, 81. Louis, Philadelphia and
san Francisco. He was tutored In
the game by George Silcr deceased,
who was considered one of the best
men Of his time, Nenn VIII be re-
membered by persons who visited the
st. Louis Worlds Fair as the chair
man OF the Lacrosse committee, and
member OF the one that placed on
exhibition the Indian version OF base
ball at the Olyhplan games
Three tame prellminaries limited
TO six rounds, were placed before
the opponents for tho main bout en-
tered the arena. The FIRST bet, cen
lhIlh lNihllANilu anu AlAihh'l y
White, both Of Tulsa, lasted just .
minutes and 90 seconds, The deci-
sion was given TO White, after he had
administered severe thrashing 10
his opponent White is one OF the
celebrated White twins, who gave an
exhibition sparrlng match for the
spectators. The twins, Theodore and
Teddy are two OF the most scientific
boxers seen by the Tulsa light fans
for some time.
Mack Robinson took the count in
the third round OF four round Inn
It with Al Miles. Both fighters made
things interesting for time, but
awkward lighting soon expended
their energy Both fellows aspire 90
the colored championship honors,
and worship Jack johnson as the
hero OF their race
AT the close OF the exhibition last
night "Kid' Martmdale challenged
Chicken Han for fifteen round
bout, making stipulotions al 70 and
2j per cent OF the gross receipts, or
winner take all He will make 1872
pounds at 0 clock on the afternoon
Of the fight, within a period OF thirty
days and a suitable side bet.
Martindale has met Han In several
bouts, and each time succeeded IN
getting the better Of his opponent.
In his fights with Hall he has two
six round draws and decision to
his credit Martindale has been out
Of the game for brief period ow-
ing to an injured hand, received In
a bout with Kid Applegate Of Okla
homs city The hand is now thor
.oughly healed and Martlndule IL
anxious TO have another chance At
his old opponent