El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-15

the end and the referees decision of
draw met with approval, although the
majority thought if either had the best
Of IT, Duffey was the man
The "Bis Event.''
For the advertised main event,
which didn't prove the main event so
far as entertainment went, Ala1teu en-
tered the ring at $40 and was given
an ovation as he went to mis- corner
He wore white trunks trimmed in
purple. Gage followed a few minutes
later in red trunks and received a
round OF applause He made a polite
little bow to the audience After being
introduced, both stood in their corners
and looked eagerly at each other
as they awaited the tap OF the gong
After some introductionS and consid-
cradle wasted time, the gong was
sounded
Round One.
Both boys walked cautiously to the
center of the ring and Gage put a left
Manteu sent in left and right to BODY
and they clinched- In the breakaWay
Manten sent a left jab to the face and
a series of rights and let's TO the BODY
Gage sent two lightning left jabs to
MantelPS face and the ''Battler'' drove
IN terrific right to the body. MautelI
missed a left swing to Cages head and
the Californian smiled Gage sent a.
left to AIantelPs head and the .'BattIers5
landed a right and left to the head and
a left to the body Gage shot a Ieftl
TO MantelIs body. The round was
even.
Round Tive. I
Gage came from mis- corner with a
rush and sent a hard left to MantellS
head ManteL put a right 10 Cages
Jaw and both missed le1t swings Gael
drove his left to Mantelrs body and
they clInched- ManteQ put q righd
and left to the body and Gage sentl
hard left to the .tBattIer's' head
Manten showed speed and sent his
rlgnt and left 10 Cages jaw Cage
sent a left jab to ManteIFs face and
the Brooklyn boy covered up MantelIt
drove his right and left to the Cali
fornlan'S jaw, forcing him to cover up /
in return got two left jabs in the face
II was MantelPs round by a slight mar
gin
Round Three.
Gage sent a left swing to the neck
and Two left jabs TO the face, forcing
placed his left squarely on Cages Jaw
but Gage didn't seem worried The
CALIFORNIAN opened up ana blinded the
Brooklyn boy with his speed Gage
put hard left to the '-Battler's- Jaw.
Manten cut Cages face with two left
laos- They clinched and ManteII hit
Gage several times in the stomach,
once below the belt In the breakaWav
Gage complained of being fOuled but
the referee disallOwed his claim. How
ever, the referee had cautioned ManteI
SrOT0-
ach- Gage went to his corner evidently
IN pain It was Cages round.
Round Four.
Gage put three left uppercuts to
Mantelrs jaw Manteu sent in his
right and left TO the body Gaze
missed a right swing to the head and
Mante1 sent in q left to the body. The
fans yelled to him to keep after Gage's
stomach They clinched and Gage came
OUT - the ciinch with an expression
OF agony on his face. The referee
pushed Manteu aside and raised the
Californian's hand MantelI had plainly
1ouled Gage very low with his left
hand and the crowd was in an ugly
mood, but approved the decision.
Ed Stewart was the referee.
TIE First Preliminary.
Kid Williams and Ray Atwood
fought four rounds to a draw in the
curtain raiser. Williams appeared to
have shade on Atwood in weight, but
the smaller man was fast on his feet
and a game little fighter. In the first
two rounds they took it easy, but I'M
the third and fourth they mixed it
plenty Jack Herrick's decision OF a
draw was popular.