Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-29
LEWIS OUTPO|NTS
YOUNG CARDELL
Local Boy Had Better OF Slow
Bout at Tr0xler's
Show.
OTHER FIGHTS ARE FAST

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form displayed by both laos was not
up to expectations. Lewis on ms
temperance in this city did not
show the form he displayed in his
bouts here several seasons ago. He
has gone back in cleverness some
what. while his judgement is away
below his old-time form. Cardell
fought unlike his previous battles
before the local public. and only in
streaks did he prove equal to Lewis.
He simply waited and waited for his
opponent in the first two rounds,
and Lewis gained such lead that
Cardelps good work in the third and
early part of the final session failed
to offset Banty's lead in the least.
1t was evident that considerable
rivalry existed between the lads as
thew stepped into the ring, and the
ovation given both was tremendous.
Lewis ruled slight favorite and
looked the more confident, while on
the other hand Cardell seemed a bit
nervous. and refused to smile. Car
dell was seconded by Patsy Kline,
the local featherweight.
At the tan of the gong for round
number one, Lewis rushed to the
centre of the ring and landed a light
left lab. They clinched and Banty
was master at infighting. Lewis left
jabbed his opponent repeatedly
throughout the round, and was fight
ing hard at the bell.
AT the bell for the start of the
second round, Lewis was over in
Cardelrs corner before the latter's
seconds were out of the ring. and
got over a light lab. Cardeu came
back with two short labs. but Banty
returned with a hard left to the body.
following mn with q light right iab
to the face. Bantv ATTEMPTED to
uppercut Cardell in a clinch and he
was Kissed nv the crowd cardeI1 re-
fused to lead and Lewis had the
round by a safe margin
Cardell improved at the start of
the third session and gave a clever
exhibition of ducking. Time and
again he made Bantv miss. TO the
delight of the crowd. The suburban
youth left-iabbed his opponent and
eoualled his rival in the clinches. 1t
was Cardelrs round
At the start of the final and fourth
round Cardeu tripped on bouncing
back from the ropes and fell but he
arose quickly and met Lewis with
short and light left labs. Again he
iabbed Lewis and tried his hand at
infighting. Suddenly. however Bantv
rallied again. and a series of right
and left labs were Handed the Mont
clair boy. Lewis. urged on nv his ad.
mirers. clfnched at the same t,me. IN
fighting his opponent with great sue
cess. The bell rang with Cardell hold
ing and Lewis wearing a broad
smile.
A bout of six, or ten rounds between
Lewis and Cardell would no doubt
prove corker.
Several other bouts preceding the
main event were interesting. Bar
new Livingston. of Orange. and Rilly
semi u,;,,d-un and a. ,as,,,t fauoraa
tba orangaita -, sta5e rha ,at.o-
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lngston hao the Wallops ana got them
over more olten imam coliins.
Marty MandeVille' a dusky youth
from TINS CITY, put up good oout
Brown OF orange until the middle
OF the thlrd round When the local
youth was sent through the ropes
Tor Keeps.
whirlwind fashion in his bout with
Young Mccarthy, and the latter after
standing in the corner for five sec
onds walked out of the ring.
a good sbow;n. a;ns+ tha Ia,l,,
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straight right iah To the law and
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