The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-03
DENVER FEATHER Is GIVEN pe.
cisloN At THE END or TEN
y FAST HOUNDS. f@#
C0L0RED BOY IS GOOD
Margin BY Which Victory 1s Awarded
10 So Small That Draw Would Have
Been Acceptable - Many Of spsc.
tators-Nsgro Breaks His Hand.


had not 'outclassed Young Jack son,
the clever dinge. from Boston and
Butte. The fight was the prettiest
staged at the fort up to date In which
imported talent waa concerned and the
fans were pleased with the exhibition.
Satisfied with the referees verdict were
most of the bugs. too. although many
who had watched the negro's clever
defensive work and had admired the
gameness with which he continued to
fight back, thought that Atteil's shade
cislon at all. A draw would have
been satisfactory to a lot of people.
A. synopsis Of the fight:
Round One--They clinched and there
was no advantage In the infIghting to
either. They broke and the colored
boy scored In a lively rally. The lads
clinched and traded kidney blows.
Jackson ripped his left to Attelrs
stomach. Attell leaned straight
right into Jackson's face and met q
rush with left that brought the Butte
boy standing up straight. Attell led
u straight left to the face and took a
good wallop on the jaw. A rally was
for Jackson.
Jackson's round.
Round Two-They rushed together
and Attell worked right and left to
the face. taking few light and half
blocked body punches. A fierce ex-
change woke up the fans. but little
damage was done. The Hebrew took
one In the diner and planted one In
the corresponding spot OH the dusky
one. A left started Jackson's nose to
leaking red. but Jackson slipped In two
hooks, right and left. and danced away.
They clinched again and, on the
breakaway. the dinge clipped Able a
peach on the Jaw. Attell fell to his
knees. but was up in trice and
fighting fast. Abraham popped Jack
son on the beak once more as the
gong changed.
Round even.
Round Thrce-They clinched and
exchanged lot OF kidney blows. In
rush Attell slipped to the floor
Attell stopped rush with Il straight
right and. after u clinch. used his left
In the same way. Abie's left shot to
the wind and they fiddled. The
Jews left was being used with good
effect and he had the advantage Of
some hot infighting. Attell swung
To the face again and Jackson missed
Il vicious swing as the bell rang.
Attell's round.
Round Four--They spared at long
range and clinched. on the break
n,t hne
led for Abie's head. uppercut him and
lodged one himself Attell counted
twice on the negro's head and face
and there was more blood. They
clinched and both hung onto the
ropes. Both seemed tired Atten
rushed Jackson to the ropes again
and hooked Il wicked right to the
face. Jackson was coming back
strongly at the bell.
Attell's round.
Round Five-Jackson was on the
aggressive and the. fighters clinched.
doing the usual swapping. A hot
exchange at close quarters was even.
Attell, rushing Jackson. was butted,
accidentally. and they hung onto each
other. Attell missed left that
would have stopped rush and took
"A right uppercut. They clinched and
Jackson ducked right swing on the
break Jackson feinted for an
opening and got It. but failed to
land. He hung on minute and
then they fought all over the ring.
Jackson looked worried at the
rounds end. t'9
Attell's round.
Round Six-They mixed It In the
middle of the ring, Jackson took a
healthy and missed. but recovered and
lifted left into the stomach. Abe
sent right and left to the negrola
swollen bugle and drove an uppercnt
that was blocked They stalled bit
and clinched. Jackson was wrestled
to the rope but came back fast.
jackson failed to hear the bell and
Abe lost his temper. The referee
jumped between the two feathers.
Round even
Round Seven-They rushed into
clinch with as much pep as In the
opener. Abe failed with his left and
Jackson retaliated in part. Attell
opened cut over Jackson's left eye
with straight right and missed a
left swing. They fell into = clinch.
Attell worked his right to the face
and wrestled the negro to the ropes
In the clinch that followed.
Attelrs round.
Round Eight--In the usual opening
tactics Atteli was against the ropes,
but In minute he had jackson
on. They exchanged at long
range without damage. Jackson took
a light right to the face and did
some mighty clever blocking In the
clinches. Attell fought the colored
boy to the ropes and both slowed up
q little.
Round even.
Round Nine--They traded In the
clinch that opened the round. Jack.
son missed and took stiff right In
the face. They spared. Jackson
shot his right into Abe's side, below
the ribs. Attell duclsed two swings
and hooked hot On0 inaida Tack onn'a