Arizona republican., 1913-06-21
DAILY SHADES
 KANE OF YUMA
Local Boy Forfcits Weight Money, But Fails to Gain Much Fistic Advantage Ihercfrom-Bout Full of Fight

In an exactly as predicted tc, roQnd fight-cmphasis on the "ficbt i Pete DalN of Phoenix shaded WaItc, Kane Of Yuma, though the latter i forced the fighting in the most ot the rounds, knocked Daly down twice
 ana Was on his own feet all of tn,
 tlihe he was within the ring DaIy l the outstanding, and Kane the crouch
 CT. formed q combination that pro duced ten savage spaces of mixing
 Y, lhtersperscd with strong cIincncs
 Tn which the battle relaxed not. but | continued by uppcrcUts, lunches.
 Kidney Jabs and swings at the map
 oaIN landed three times tU Kanc's once on anybody else but the per fectlN conditioned Yuma fighter.
 fete's terrific slams would have left dents a mile deep It was not that l'alN lacked steam that he failed to
 knock Kane out. il was simply that h@ had man hard as rocks to bust his fists upon
 Fro~l the first handshakc untiI the
 final gong, the bout was ordered Just as II was IaYed out in this pa per. Kane slugging when he got
 within reach. DaIy standing straight
 up open wide and mixing fcints with hooks. kanes few blows did a lot of damage. for Pete was not in the l best of condition But Daly put across d miscellaneous lot of iabs that p1ffed kanc's face into d mass CT red flesh and scored him wherever
 the glove landed
 Kane sct the pace He would crouch up to DaIy and take a terri blc lacinE in order to get iu that single blow of his d left to the heart.
 His taps at DaIy's kidneys and ear did little harm. Daly let his man start things and then held him off with superior reach until he had landed. then took Kane lovingly into his arms for an interchange of short jahs DalE produced a bran new blow, d right upper under his left elbow L. the point of Kanc's jaw kanes head seemed sct on roller bearings. for il was Topped back until 1t spat him between the should CTS large number of times
 At first Daly and Kane beat each other equally well Then Kane got round. and this was followed by the sensation or the evening. the fourth. Day scored d left r. the peated and DaIv missed a beautiful
 
 and sVapped sWarS until both roclcd II was the best part of the fight. For q spectacular exhibition of g:umenesS and nerve. it was great They sep arated and Daiy landed one to the stomach before they got into am embrace DaIN Was strongly tho aggressor in this and all the sue ceeding rounds though ne failed to shake his man. Kane from this point lost most of his steam. He would rush Pete across the ring and when the blow ought ', h;,vc fallen. and Daly should have been heavcd through the ropes, it would not come or if it did. was weak and power less
 Never was d better exhibition of nerve than Kane put up. Daly out weighed the Yuma hoy, had Fl greater reach and was taller. But he failed by far of his opponents condition l From the audience. the bout looked 1 nest all Daly for the local boys ! work was the flasher, but outSid" | of the greater number of blows he | struck and the better boxing eNhi- | bition, Daly didn't beat Kane very | much. It was a splendid draw shad- inl to DaIy on points
 Prick Clark. d local newspaper | man refereed in the absence of sill | Skidmore, the offiical of the club | who has been confined to his home . with Rheumatism Skid lett last night | Tor Castle Hot Springs
 Al Jones. manager for Kane was n the Yuma boys corner. Manuel l ANilez was chief towel sWingcr there. Daly was handled by Fred Huber. Harry Robertson and Kid Fitz- patrick
 Daly entered late. making q spec acular promenade from the back of he house to the stage. He was re- ,eived with cheers that told his pop Ilarity among the FecniCkS Fans.
 A good preliminary card resulted n some disasters and some laugh lble incidents
 DON,I MIAMI GIRI BABY