The evening world., 1911-02-23


lie barely earned tina, by q fierce rally
3 the ninth round. tho landing OF six
y eight crushing uppercuts that turned
logan groggy himself. and the scoring
4: the only knockdown In the nght.
wen the knockdown was only an un-
%nbs:antial. evanescent shadow OF a
r~nockdown. 1t was brought about by n
u.ck clip on the chin with the right
iand-a queer thing for left-handed
rown. X. o.'s glove struck snappily.
fsan plunged down on his right knee
In the same movement. like a rub
bail tossed to the pavement.
}Dhcedl up again. lie was nhurt.
Hogan outboxed Brown.
Nbr that one rally and that In
%s-scntial ~knockdown, one Round
>S>eNSyas a sure winner OF the bout.
soxed Brown. blocked or with
ieautd easy footwork avoided his
SSngefous blows. and sent over
=, snappy rights hat would have
$s1cd out any man not gifted with n
like n paving block attached to a
Ok like an iron h!,chlns post.
The hsht opened with a sensation.
thousand people packed into the
Ftson A. c. waited patiently through
t,preliminaries ard applauded loudly
;4n Jimmy Carroll OF san Francisco
Tommy Houck OF Philadelphia
<pdily In tho ten-round semi-windup.
hhy listened patiently TO the challenges
~ introductions. which were merci-
ally few. They sat up admiringiy
hen Ope-Round Hogan. sweater-clad.
nsered the ring and seated himself In
10 corner. Hogan Is a clean-cut chap.
cod looking. WITH frowning eyebrows
1at form a straight black line ABOVE
res that are quick and keen. lie looked
nghter-an educated, competent. con-
dent fighting man. In "a minute Brown
uinbed into the ring. without his usual
Tide smile. Brown looked across a.
logan very seriously. Perhaps the
One Round" thing was running
srough his mind.
ban Tone Didn't Show or.
There was little delay. a short dis
ussion with Referee Dan Tone. the
yhters INK their managers. ara It was
nnourced tina; the boys had asreeG to
freak without hittins when ordered sy
ne referee. That was the last Ne
lought OF the referee. Dan Tone was
lin n he didE't get in u Nay. The
ghunS was clean, and as Dan Tone
4nt Try 10 show or like SOME other
As-tnportart referees he didn't anaoy
The bell rang.
We settled Town tigat IN OF chars
ad stopped breathing. Al the clsars
. the place went out, bccaus. every.
ocy forsc, TO pun. TIE fighters came
ut quicAly and moved wlrily ab1ut.
rown rushed. Ho.an pulled blck six
icnes n made him mics. Everybody
}ok time TO draw one breath OF r-!.cf.
logan wasn't a ''lenon.' lie krew the
ame he was play ing Brown tried again.
nd Hogan. with a slight smile "a %
e~rision. made him miss once more.
rown grazed Hosan's side with a w'id
u. HOGAN struck out. short appar-
ATTY withou, Judgment. Brown. sen
sns an Advantage. made a sudden rusl,
lis left arm. swinging like Il HAL
4ifteu Ter hogan s hcltF
And then-erssh-the sensation.
iHosaa's right moved swiftly. jus; 2
,w inches. His clenc!sed fist struck Tie
.oint o. Browns chin Knockout's head
oppcd hack. Almost before va coult
Aalizo that Brown had been h!: lloEar
as beating him Observation-Disclosures Z,
ne ropes with savage rights. Ans
Knockout Brown was r%eeling, staggcr
az. swaymg from side TO side, tryini
a.nly TO avoid the blows, His eye.
ere stupid. his face an eXp.ess.on'rs
kask. We had never seen Brown srlss'
really groggy-befo-c. An amaz,,
Hence fell on the great crowd. II lopNc,
.se another one-roand victory to ada 4,
osaa's' record. IS Browns ha
,uched the ropes he came iorwarI
gain Into a ciincE.
Browns strength Saved Him.
Now Brown showed the stun that
him. for on the break away he rallle
ID fought ~furiously. swinging his lie.
ito Hogan's body. They s.ugged a
yer the ring. Hogan was eager 10 inis
before the bell. but Browns sirens:
ime back and he was safe.
Ir the second round Brown started q
~ speed aga!9. and 4, a. evident tt'
d the moment Hosan's opportunity M
assed. They slusged al the va
aroush the three minutes, ana Bow
"a the best Of It. The third va
rown's round, too. lie landed man
flushing body punches. but lioga
Rgght the knacx OF timing his left an
Pckei all Of the blows for tie hea