Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-02-10

spores Eaw IN actor one oi the clever.
est and shlftiesi fighters that has
ever appeared before a local audience
lie rs a rangy, elatty Cuss. built AL
around the shoulders and chest with
nothing 10 spare in the matter of
weight or muscle below the waist line
lin other words possessing a phvs-
ique somewhat suggestive of the late
lamented Robert Fitzammons. Unlike
Fttzsimmons, however. ne is shy on
the punch, ana therein lay his one
weakness IN his battle last night. Al
though noticeably lighter than his
opponent. he outpointcd, out general
ed, out-gamed aud out.fOught the ma.
tive citizen, landing blows at the
ratio OF about three or four 10 Con
GALES one Had those blows posscssed
the steam and driving power that
lies behind the punches OF the native
| boy what's the use Specializing
| The superb stamina and endurance
] OF Gonzales placed q entirely beyond
! the range Of possibility for him to be
I kaocked out by the brand of medl-
cine that the Gallup man had in stock
The heity Gonzales WALTON }hat was
SO effective against the military gent
| that stood up, or rather tell down,
before it some weeks ago, found moth
, ing on which 10 get In its work last
night The wallop was there all right,
as were also the mad bull rushes that
aided In the denouement that found
Hunt stretched out against the ropes,
but every wallop landed on the glove
or forearm, or some other well tor
titled portion Of the human anatomy.
while every rush was Cleyorly eluded
by lightning like foot work and usually
resulted In the native citizen getting
q mans size punch for his pains. All
the while Gregory kept up running
IRE OF more or less polite converse.
ton calculated to torment his adver
sary, and after about eight or ten
rounds Of this sort OF thing there rwas
every indication that the Gallup boy
had captured the Gonzales goat, put
him securely in the stable, locked the
door and thrown away the kaybolc.
There were few rounds In which
Gonzales had an edge. During almost
au the time Gregory didthe leading.
carried the war 10 the enemy corner,
landed almost at pleasure and WAS at
"a safe distance before Gonzales could
get started on the return trip. AS
the bout progressed the Gallup man
seemed 10 gain confidence and
strength, and forced the fighting more
and more, and In the 18Th, which was
his best round he administered q
trouncng which had Gonzales on ms
knees taking the count TO gain time
and strength. In the 2lst both men
went 20 u with q vengeance, each
seeming 10 pin his hope 10 a knock
out blow for victory. The going was
fast and furious, with honors easy
/ when Gonzales, with one of his wild
swings, landed distinctly foul. and
Referee ComhB rushed between the
men and awarded the night to Gregory
II There was nothing to indicate any
intention on the part OF Gonzales 70
foul his opponent. lie had stood a
| gruoliing mill, and received all the
III 81 varie,:cs OF punishment, and was
| Wild That's all there was 20 IL. In
addition, the boy needs an experienced
| ring man 10 take him In charge and
teach him the finer points OF the
game lfe . a good hard fighter
clean and aggressive, with punch
that any ring artist might well envy
and In both of his appearances
in this city he mas given a good ac'
count of himself No dlscredit attaches
to him as result OF last nights en-
| counter.
/ counter he stated today that an In.
| jury 90 his right hand received Ia the
second round prevented him from
making a better showing than he did.
II After a few minutes internlsslon
hOstilitios were resumed, the high
contracting parties this time bcing
ll"Leity" and KID willard Five rounds
Of hairAaising. double-disulled aud
highly concentrated excitement fol-
lowed, the audience being on theiI
feet during almost every minute OF
the time.
II Is only the simple truth TO Eay
that the men were not we'll matched
4 TO an appearances Lefty outweighted
his man al least ten pounds, while NJ
height and reach hts superiority Was
Il even more pronounced. Only IN game
ness and sheer hull-pup courage dic
the KID come anywhere near equalizine
the proposition he can best be de-
scribed as about t20 pounds OF dyna-
mite ana sand. lie was repeatedly
iuuled IN what seemed 90 be most
deliberate. open and shameless man
ner but q referee who seemed q
| think that his only function was e
1 let the audience look 40 him failed
to give him any protection. undauni
mi ed the KID drCw MS head "A little iuI