El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-01

I fighting MorrOw's -ound on blows
planted.
Round 9-Herrick shows cleverness
on duckinS, but can't defend self on
close work. Morrow lands let's to
/ face, and Herrick's right forearm guard
weak Herrick lands a few as round
closes MOrrOw's round
Round 1O-Herrick tired: Morrow
fresh Herrick lands few light blows.
/ but gets worst Of the milling MOrrow's
round all right.
Round 11-Herriclz tries to spar at
distance, but can't keep out Of clfnch-
plants right uppercut, giving Morrow
slightly cOlOred eye injured a few
days before in sparring). Herrick re-
/ tires weak; Morrow still fresh Nor
rows round.
Round 12-BOth come quickly to ring
center at gong, and Herrick again fails
( at distance Morrow lands many rights
and lefts to face and body on cIinches,
and Herrick an occasional right to body.
MOrrOW's round.
Round 13-MOrrOW lands rights and
let's TO face, and heavy right over to
ear, and follows with furious might
ing. alternating to body and face. All
MorrOWs.
Round 14-MOrrow rushes at times.
with clean blows on breakaway. Her
rick ducks and spars slowly. Morrow
apears tO-try for knockout, but misses
heavy swings Morrow's round.
Round 15-Herrick shows marked i'm
TO get worst Of it on close range Nor
row digging every minute His round,
again.
Round 16-Herrick continues to i'm
prove, keeping Morrow at distance with
straight left Herrick lands many
blows, lefts and rights. before cIinches.
Herrick's round by virtue Of landing
most blows, and clever boxing form.
Round 17-Herrick fresher, and con-
tinues to improve at Offset landing
rio a
Ing "one, two" punch a ia Harry Gil
more. He improves on left jabs, but
MORROW gets best Of close work and
lands heavy left to face A draw.
Round 1S-BOth boys freshen Her
rick keeps away. and lands harmless
jabs on MOrrOw's forehead Morrow
plants left swing to face, and hefty
to Jaw Morrow plants left uppercut
over heart, and Herrick counters with
IeIt TO race. 50, So
Round 19-Fieree infighting. Nor.
row lands left to Jaw, staggering oppo-
nent- Morrow lands many in furious
milling, left and rights to face and
body, driving Herrick to the ropes.
Looked like K O., but Herrick came
back bit groggy but game, only to
be driven to the ropes a second time.
MorrOw,s round all the way.
Round z0-MOrrow starts heavy in
fighting, crOuching lower than usual.
and has all the best of it from the gong.
Tries knockout punches without effect
missing swings Herricz hangs on
Imply TO prevent knockout MorrOw's
round and fight
PreIims Poorly Matched.
Two preliminaries of local boxers
produced poor matches, and were only
noticeable for the clever boxing OF
frankie FOzer. the local blacksmith
boy, who has recently secured a good
handler. Young Comfy. who is not
enough Of a boxer to ever be allowed
in the ring, lay down in the second.
declaring that he was fouIed- Tommy
Ryan, who refereed the preliminaries
called for a doctor, who at the ring
declared that Comfy was not injured as
he alleged The fight was properly
given to FOZer Jockey Pip Carson and
Dick Evans went four rounds of solid
scream, the funniest comedy OF the box
ing season Carson was too clever and
fast, and Evans gave up the fight after
being tapped a few times. indicating
that he had no right there at all.
There were a fortunate feW~cf ring
side challenges, Jack kid Mitchell
failing to show Up at all Frank Moran
the heavyweight who will meet Dave
Mills. the Oakland negro, at Juarez
July 4, was introduced.