Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-23

New York, Feb. 22.-One Round Ho- gan of California gained the popular decision over Knockout Brown of New York in a ten-rOund bout at the Madi- son Avenue Athletic club here tonight.
 Brown failed to make the showing he did against Ad Wo1gast in Philadel- phia recently. Backed by the reputa- tion he earned in that fight, he was into the ring. But the first round served to raise Hogan several points in the estimation of the crowd. It was q hard fight. but Hogan got to Brown as no fighter has been able to do.
 When Knockout mixed, Hogan every point. The Californian outpoint- ed. outboxed and outfought the hardy New York lightweight, and the big house general voted the laurels to Hogan when the last gond had sound ed.
 reputation which his fighting name inn plies. With right and left to the head in the first he Sent Brown stag gering into a neutral corner. It was a Surprise to the spectators, but of all those in the house Brown was prob ably the most surprised of all. It was new experience to him and he clinch- ed and covered carefully to the end of the round.
 the second, fourth and ninth. The third and sixth were even breaks, and to Hogan went the rest.
 Brown had learned his lesson in the fist round, and when the bell rang for the second he settled down to business. He landed a hard left on the wind and then sent right and left to the body Hogan was sparring at long range wait to ge ta right swing over But he failed to land, and the round went to Brown. There was a hard exchange in the third. but neither had any ad- vantage.
 The fourth wa sa disastrous one for Hogan. Browp swung twice with his left to the side of the head and then ripped left into the body. A sting ing uppercut to the mouth left the Californian bleeding at the bell.
 Brown rushed in the fifth. but Ho- gan stopped him with a right uppercut to the body and followed 1t with hard right to the head. Brown sent right and left to the head. Then Hogan jumped away from a left swing and shook Brown up wit 1la right swing to the head. It was Hogan's round.
 The sixth round found both swing ing wildly and the round was an even break. In tl1a seventh Hogan landed several stinging blows while Brown lacked direction and swung wildly.
 Hogan opened the eighth with a left to the face and Brown countered and landed a right to the head. Brown started roughinS it and Hogan met him at every point Brown butted Hogan and received a call from the referee II was HOgan's round.
 The next two. rounds were hard fought Brown had the honors in the ninth, while the Californian had the final round Several times they came to close quarters and thero was stiff punching.
 Lswis Won from McCIoskey.
 Paris, Feb, 22.-Harry Lewis, the American welterweight, won a 25- round fight from Blink McCloskey to- night. McCloskey who a few weeks ago was compelled to quit in the third round against the same opponent be- cause ono of his seconds accidentally threw ammonia into his face, put up . good fight tonight but was outclass- cd.
 Mcfarland Better Than MadoIe. r Philadslphia. Feb. 22.-Packey Mo- of a six-round bout with Frankie Ma dole of Pittsburg at the American Athletic club here tonight. The Pitts burger was game and took much pun fshment. He landed numerous good blows, but Mcfarland at all times seemed his master. At the finish Ma dole appeared very tired and his op- ponent did not show a mark.
 Several times Madole staggered from the effect of McFarlands blows but the Chicago boy each time failed to follow up his advantage. The bout was fought at cafchWeigIlts