El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-28
NJ DANIELS F0ULED
BY LEFTY FLOYD
Main Event Of Juarez Box
ing Show Is a Farce;
Schultz BeSts Harris.

Lefty, Floyd, the local negro light
weight fouled Frank McJanfeIs. the
coast boxer, in the first round of a
lO-rOund bout in the Juare7
arena Sunday Floyd and McDanieIs
heu Deen carded as the principal bout
O. the initial show of the season.
The blow was delivered in a cIincb
EIoyu DelnS a boxer who uses his lefr
mana PRINCIPALLY of the WOlgast TYNE
ana as McDaniels ducked an expected
swing a left uppercut caught him iusr
floor e"-
McDaniels could have continued the
bout If he had wished. but the ran took
a good deal Of steam out of the coast
LSnter, and he preferred to win on a
FOUL In the dressing room. afteru-ard
FIoyd oIrered to fight McDaniels for
= purse OF winner take all. and TO bet
Sl1O on the side, declaring he was CON
Ildenu that he could whiD the coast
boy Both fighters looked in superb
SoHullIon Wnen they entered the ring.
schultz Defeats Harris.
Although the main event vas .
iSISe the Seml-Wlndup between KId
ochuIz and Kid Harris, of Chicago.
was a hummer, and another match is
DeLns considered between these two
uShtWelghts at the arena in the near
future Schultz received the decision.
ana Wnlle many doubling ThOmases
u II was a draw the verdict was
wen received as the tattOOed sailor
boy, IhrouEh his aggressfVeness and
hitting ability. clearly won on points
IN a majority Of the rounds. Harris is
gOAe[ OF me Fackey Mcfarland type,
ana IN the Irst three rounds,
~ made the sailor miss by clever foot
Work, and got in many telling iabs
Sehulz warmed up in the succeeding
Inree sessions, however. and made
things hot for the Windy Citv hover
Who whenever he found himself in a
uSht position, held on to the sailors
neck or clasped him arOun the body.
I'm = IN nIMnEE- - naA
podt smith haymaker which Schultz
frequently landed.
Schultz also had the better Of the in
IisnLlng department although Har-
mss clever ducking saved him many
a hard wallOp- In the last round
Schultz landed three left labs to the
Jaw, while Harris did not put over a
single clean blow.
Graves Makes EaveE Omit.
Kid Eaves found that his wind was
IN a bad condition, and incidentally
that he belongs somewhere else than in
the ring and quit before the stiff
punches of Kid Graves in the third
round Both boxers are local bows and
weigh in at 116 pounds. caves con-
tlnuaIly ran away and appeared all in
at the n of the second round when
he was barely saved by the bell.
Many challenges were issued from
the ring, some to the winners of the
different bouts, and a few were &C
cepted- Kid Letcher and Frankie FOW-
ser. the local blacksmith. were intro
duced- They meet IL a 15-round bout
in Juarez on May II. Spider Moffatt
challenged Kid Payo, n was accepted
Dy the Local feather. Kid LavinO'S chal-
lenge for a battle With anyone weigh
ing $50 to 155 pounds was taken up by
Kid Ross, a negro middle, of Clifton,
AriZ.
Kid Harris asked for another bout
with Kid Schultz, and was accepted.
Jack English, manager of Schultz, de-
clared that a $50 side bet goes on the
sailor in his next appearance Harris
and Schultz were a%pplauded when the
made their second appearance. A rec
ord CROWD attended the bouts, a great
many being negroes.