The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-21
A1TELL LOSES
 HANDICAP MATCH
coNcEoEs t3 POUNDS ToN MAT WELLS AND LOSES MATCH TO
 THE SHlFTY BRETON
Weiis Clever Work Is a Revelation to Witnesses Of the Mil Which Was
 Clean and Fast.

he English lightweight champion. Matt Wells, at Madison Square Garden.
 Wells being equally as clever as the American in every move. had the call almost from the start and won handily. II was n fast clean and clever exhibi- Ion of boxing with nono of ti,e blood :. eatures of the Flynn Morris contest in ihe same ring here last week.
 Tonigbts fight was a handicap match md Attell is given credit for the game itand he made against his clever and heavier opponent
 The Fight by Rounds
 Al l0.23 Attell and Wells entered the ing attended by corps of handlers Wells leading seconds were George Me Donald and Boyo Driscoll and Attell was attended by Jim Flynn and Kid Broad Attell was smiling while the gloves were being adjusted. His weight was said to 9e l22 pounds while the Englishman weighed in at , o'clock. not turning the beam at the stipulated iS5 pounds. Judg- ng from the appearance of the boys when they stripped there was obout 13 pounds difference in favor of Wells. Referee White got the men together at 1O;yS.
 Round f.
 Wells led first with light straieht eft and repeated twice with light re urn. Both were careful but after two elinches Wells again got a straight left .o the face. Both missed 1efts at long distance and also were unsuccessful with lard right swings. They were sparring tt the bell. Wells had the round.
 Round 2.
 Wells was first to lead. landing a light eft on the head Attell was short in wo attempts and had to take two lefts m the face but retaliated with a right m the face. Atten swung left hard On ar and was countered with a straight left on chin. Both fought roughly, Att tell missing twice wicked right hooks at lose quarters. They were sparIing al he bell. with honors even.
 Round 3.
 Wells led with a straight left to the face md Abe countcred with left hook Wells sent right and left to face and Attell missed hard night swing for he jaw. In rush Wells forced Attell O the ropes with five successive left hooks to the jaw and they mixed it up n lively fashion at close quarters. both ighting hard when the gong sounded Wells round.
 Round q.
 Sparring for an opening. both missed 'everhI larts and rights Then Wells landed two straight lefts on face Both were cautioned for holding in a mix up md then Attell clevery blocked right md a left swing Wells was the better of the two in sparring and had the oynd,
 Round 5.
 Clever boxing and couhtering on each 'ide marked the early part of this round until Wells sent Attell's head back with l hard left on the nose. drawing first blood Abe tried hard to land. but Wells blocked cleverly and sent in few light blows with Jeff and right, again getting the honors.
 Round
 Abe was short on a left lead. Wells Irove him back with straight left over The heart Atten was short on a right 'wing and they went to a clinch. Wells forced the blood again with a straight left hut Abe shnne back with several fierce mix up. with hooks and upper cuts in such rapid succession that neith IT had any advantage at the bell
 Round T.
 Wells hooked left to nose and Abe sent back four straight lefts to face without return. Both were eau toned for q holding onto the ropes. In fighting followed with Wells the aggressor hut while Abe had the in the early part, Wells made matters cen at the end of the round
 Round g,
 Wells led off with left hook to the head and at close quarters sent three similar blows without re- turn. They exchanged straight lefts and then Wells sent four left hooks to the jaw. Abe went back gamely with a straight left to the chin and held his own infighing to the bell. Wells round-
 Round g.
 BoiIh were cautioned for holding and Wells had the better of aD the exchanges ht close quarters Ape tried his right half a dozen times pul failed and Wells had the better ol many lively rallies. Wells round
 Round 10.
 They opened up as cautiously as when they began operations. Wells was the aggressor and in break away after landing two lefts, sent hard right swing to the head. H' repeated the same a moment i%el and then out fought the little fellow getting far the better of rapid rai- lies in all of which AtteHs was righ' up to the mark. It was a fast ane clean bout, but the Englishman wof tctaverlv IINi4