The evening world., 1912-01-19

IA Brown boxed ten rounds at
the National $. c. last night.
yDuring the ten rounds Attell hard.
sly took a forward step. while Brown.
crushing and rushing necessarily.
Railways trying. took a lead on the
strength OF his aggressivcncss that
would entitle him 10 n decision were
ssuch things allowed In New York.
II Val a poor exhibition and the
scrowd at times expressed It's dis.
satisfaction In Kisses. That crowd.
sincidontally. was almost n record
sbrcaker for the National y. c. II
pept pouring In through the doors
Bong after the last seat had been
bold. II TANNED the space along the
walls and II cncroached upon the
tAislcs. where a few extra chairs had
sbecn placed TO relieve the pressure.
Tho trouble with the fight was
Ahat the willingness was all on ono
bide. Brown was willing enough.
even though he was q novice c0m.
pared to the clever feather weight
champion. At the very beginning
bf the first round Brown ran ut Able
Ind popped a most unexpected right
bver against his nose. He followed
kith more rights-he jabs with that
hand-and Abe shifted. There
wasn't much doing by Attell In that
Pound. barring three or four upper
kuts that Jared Brown as he rushed
IN. Able isn't trying yet" com.
Aented the spectators.
HoUoH WORK IN THE SECOND.
but thvre wasn't much more doing 10
the next session. Brown began rushing.
nishing hts right out and trying TO
swing a left through Attolls careful
kuard. At,ell couniered well and seemed
ID have plenty OF strength. In the third
Known. cxasperated by his inability To
land and by Able's occasional upper
cuts. caught Attell around the neck with
BE right hand ana whaled away for
sSncral effects with his left, Since
Patsy Haley. the referee. made no objec-
tlon 10 this foul nghting Brown con
onued II until the end of the ten rounds.
Aateil was none too clean himself. for
~ used his head more than the rule
elbows.
In the last half minute Of tho fourth
Brown rushed Able 10 the ropes. Backed
~ against them. Attell deliberately
dropped his hands 10 his sides and stood
A.. AhfI. ~ A .u.,u., i.ft. ..l .ns
4 fast rs ne could lot them 40. Ther.
wasn't much sting In the punches. for
Nttell merely rolled his head with them
al they landed. II looked as u he had
borrowed a page from Leach Cross
rAii book. but II 30 he didn't have n
chance to try the one big punch. for
the bell cut In. Attell walked slowly
90 his corner. looking a little tired. Hat
he was al. right when the bell rang
again.
BROWN GETS VERY PUSSY.
In the next round Abe damaged
Browns mouth and the right eye tina,
Hogan pummelled. and Brown go, very
fussy. and taking another ~chancery
hold around Abo's neck walloped him
we'll with ito free left. Abe broke ava,
and punched Brown hack with stln jab,
that tilted his head whenever the,
landed.
After that he went back 20 his stall
Ing game. letting X. q. do all OF IN,
work. while he stood nat-footed an,
either blocked or eountered. 1t was De
ginning 10 look as u Abe either dion
want 10 hgnt or had gone back a Few
miles from the old form that made hin
champion and preserved his utls for 81
many years.
In the ninth round Brown was maxim
one OF his usual PUSHES when Abe side
stepped deity and gave him a llgh
push as he noundered past. *. o. too.
q header between the ropes. bounce
on the edge Of the ling platform an
fell over into the hands and upon "a
hats OF the men In u rings!ds box. Alb
erinned. Brown elambered into the rim
again.
In the ina round they did some spec
tacular work. putting their heads tC
gether like two billy goats and punci
ing away with both hands.
BROWN LANDED TIE ONE HAR
BLOW.
The one really hard blow Of the bait
was landed by X. o. Brown. On or
occasion he swung a rafting rigl
against Abie's wtshbone. Abe didn't ~
81 at all. lie shook his head and pr
tefted TO the referee and remonstrat.
with Brown. but the blow was perfect
fair.
Two things were shown by the scra
FIRST, X. o. hasn't learned anythil
new. Hs has the same old two or thr
punches. delivered in tho same old va