The Detroit times., 1913-01-23
VARIETY WAS
THE WORD AT
WINDSOR BOUTS
Nearly Everything in Boxing
Line Is Offered in the
Four Matches
UNHOLZ HAS BETTER OF
PHILLIPS IN FINALS
Lew GlOwney Proves Young
Frank Erne's Superior
GrObOwski Gets h. 0.

The actors in the four-act comedies,
tragedies. farces, and operettas which
the Belasco OF Windsor, Ed Glassco,
stages for the benefit of fight fans in
Detroit and Windsor left the legiu-
mate and went into variety hast night
II variety Is the spice OF the boxing
ring. there was whole cargo OF pep
per in the evenings entertainment.
First came the fourtound cNrtain
raiser in which two willing but an
schooled boys, Johnny stevens and
Benny Nadel, worked themselves into
sweat trying to intiict punishment
with pillows IL was agreed that
Stevens came the nearer succeeding.
! Then came one of these short anG
snappy acts with a stunning curtain,
II was the act with the punch, as they
say MIR Grabowski has a load OF
brick in his right arm. He laid the
load none too gently on Mr.. Sher'
idans chin in the first round by
he me Sheridan had made a sui.
llcient collection OF his thoughts to
settle himself on his feet, Referee
Rocks had swung nine on him and
I'D Glassco pulled the bell as Sheri
dan staggered TO his corner. Grabow-
ski. white and shaking with nervous
lHess-sat- trembling his corner
while his seconds removed his gloves
shook hands with his victim and turn
cd q handspring for luck.
the sudden ending OF the second
stunt. left he stage hands in furry
! for they hadn't set the scene for the
mex; act Lew Glowney, Paul Sikora S
! boy. was late in getting into the
I limeiight keeping the fans waiting.
ITkef his oppone~, Young Frank
Elne. had trouble with his gloves
! and forced some more waiting. BY
! this time the orchestra had gone
over the first bars of the song till
ready" so often it become
Imonotonous
However when Glowney and Erne
got Ioing they furnished the best
bout OF the evening Lew forced the
milling and after four rounds of con-
sttnt harassing started after his man
! IN good shape for the next two. lie
| knocked nim--down near the ropes
once, but Erne gamely grabbed the
ropes and in a jiffy was on ais reet
banging away again. Glowney sur
passed Erne at the long distance style
and managed TO come out about even
in the infghting. He had both Erne
eyes cut badly and there was plenty
Of gore foG those who want that ~
was GlowEey's bout.
Then came the farce OF the evening,
AN uproar!ous windnp lasting eight
rounds between Rudie Boer UnholZ,
OF all over and Joe Phillips, OF Pro
viGCnCe, n T. Unh0tZ employed Il
styIe that was TO boxing what Nick
A,troct,'s methods are 10 baseball. BY
Ills clumsy way OF being where he
isn't when he ought to be and his
absurd methods OF offense, he would
make any fighter look like a novice.
philips tried hard 10 get 10 him
and took puch punishment IN order
10 do SO. but he couldn't bother Rude
and his hooking grin, except In the
final round when he started after him
vic!ously and got across two good
wallons.
unholz cutpointed his man. He
landed blow after blow. some OF them
stiff Cres without return. lie saw
that he had Phillips going and was
content to be a victor on points.
II L. no disgrace to heve lest 10
Unholz. however. Phillips has I'M
pro,ed greatly since his Lac. Visit
here and would put up an interesting
bout with boy in his class.
Joe made friends b. his clean
methods. once. Rude slipped to his
Knees. AZ he rose Phillips had a
fine chance to slip over hard upper.
cut. but he refused to do so, assisting
Irnholz TO his feet Again in the final
round. II seemed that Rude didn't
understand that he wasn't to shake
hands aud Phillips warned him not to.