The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-16
FINAL ROUND RALLY
GIVES BROWN
DRAW

gained a draw with Bud Anderson of
Vancouver, Wash, i'll a twentieth
round rally at the Vernon arena today.
After having been rushed through the
ropes in the final round, the New
Yorker floored his adversary with a
left swing, peppered his face with
rights and lefts after the Vancouver
boy had risen groggily, and would have.
scored a knockout but for the gong,
which ended the round and the fight.
In the twentieth round Anderson took
more punishment that he received in
ell of the other rounds.
Brown was the aggressor throughout,
and it was only his remarkable re-
Cooperative powers and wonderful
gameness that saved him from defeat
and won him a draw.
Anderson was by far the cleverer
boxer. Moreover, he fought cautiously.
A more experienced ring general,
however, could have won after he had
beaten his man into a semi-conscious
condition, as Anderson beat Brown
in the eleventh.
Round I.
Time was called at 1920. They
mixed from the start, fighting vicious
ly. Brown Wrestled Anderson to his
knees. On rising Anderson tried two
swings and missed while Brown upper
cut sharply with right and in launch
ing a left swing nearly plunged
through the ropes. Browns rOund by
a shade.
Round 2.
Anderson reached Brown with two
hard uppercuts to the jaw and while
Brown returned with hard right to
the body, the Vancouver boy got in a
left-handed blow that rocked Browns
head. They mixed and were fighting
fiercely when the round ended in An
derson's favor.
Round 3.
Brown leaped out of his corner and
planted his right to the face, Ander-
son countering with left to the jaw.
They got into close quarters, but n
derson kept well covered. Brown,
however. smashed right and left to the
face. Breaking away, Anderson re-
piled with a resounding left to the
jaw which sent Brown to the ropes.
Brown countered with a left that drew
first blood from the mouth. Anderson's
round.
Round q.
Brown again rushed but Anderson
avoided two rights and almost knocked
the New Yorker off his feet with rights
and lefts to the jaw. With a back
handed left Anderson repeated his per-
Torrance, nearly sending Brown down.
The New Yorker took several more
blows to the face without being able
to reply. Anderson's round by a wide
margin.
Round 5.
Although badly pounded, Brown lost
none of his responsiveness. He rushed
but received a staggering right to the
jaw. Brown countered with a iimilar
blow. AS they clinched Anderson
planted two more jolts to the jaw. On
the break, Brown sent in hare right to
the jaw and a left to Anderson's stom-
ach. This slowed Anderson down.
Browns round.
Round s.
Showing the effects of the stomach
punching, Anderson came up and tried
a clinch. Brown, playing for the body,
shot two hard rights to the solar
plexus. BY continual rushes Brown
kept his opponent from setting himself
for a knockout. Anderson showed a
tendency to wildness, but steadie and
delivered two jaw jolts as the round
ended. Browns round.
Round 7.
Brown appeared to be gaining con-
fidence. He rushed and again pound
ed the body, sending two terrific lefts
to the solar plexus. Anderson tried to
set himself but the aggressive east
erner by continual rushing kept his
man uncovered and missing. Browns
round.
Round 8.
Anderson seemed slightly refreshed
and rushed Brown to the ropes, but
did no damage. Brown smashed right
to face n took a counter to the body.
Anderson's right brought blood from
the mouth and he followed it with two
hard rights on the nose. A singing
right hand jolt to the jaw stopped An
derson's rush. Anderson's round.
Round 9.
Brown missed right and left swings
and clinched. Undaunted. he rushed
the Oregonian to the ropes. The lat
ter sent in a few light body blows.
Both became wild, missing. Ander-
son missed an uppercut that turned
him around and Brown, slipping In,
peppered his face and body. Anderson
was not badly hurt, however. Even
round.
Round 10.
Anderson staggered Brown with lefts
and rights to the face, Brown rushing
and retaliating with similar punches.
They clinched and on the break-away
Anderson shot three rights to the jaw
in rapid succession. With his left
pushed into Browns face, Anderson
whipped hard right to the stomach.
Closing in, Brown landed two rights to
the face which was very bloody. An
derson's by a shade.
Round II.
Anderson knocked Brown down with
a terrific right to the jaw. Brown
was up in ar instant. Anderson, scent