El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-27
Johnnie Dundee Easily Wins;
Clearly OutcEasses Opponent
Hayes However, Shows Ability to Absorb Punishment
and Wins Sympathy of the Crowd For His Game
ness, While Dundee Gets a Few Kisses For
Butting and Hitting in the Clinches

nents to KiIbane by the promoters Of the
Official tabulation on the rounds Of the
I figbf nv experts at the ringside and news
] Ds1er men show that Il Of the rounds went
\ to Dundee BY a large margin, four were pro
C-II be r-s5ited 10 Hayes because OF the
/ as-rressiyeness. These went to the veteran
/ IN the fourth and eighth stanzas-
Rain Is announcement.
! Tho large crowd that was on hand 70
] witness the contest was Inconvenience 10
I a consf 3 cradle extent by the large amount OF
] r7arerisI generally used in the construction
which fell for about 45 minutes aIter the
finish OF the battle royal After the rain
nrincfDaIs were trotted out with the water
several inches deep in several parts OF the
railing enclosed arena populaILy Known e
the bull pit The serni-Vlndup only went one
round and then came the real contest
Too Much Tape on Hands.
As a result Of the heavily taped hands
Of HAYES Scotty AIonteith raised howl.
declaring that the hands were as hard as
bricks, and that Dundee had already given
13 pounds to Hayes IN WelgnI the tape
should not be allowed. the kinney punch
hitting in the breakaway, protect yourselI AZ
an times and fighting in the clinches with
one arm free were called up for discussion
o-5 n-on1ofer n G. Martin was brought
down from the gang plank between the ring
and stone seats TO arbitrate- It was settled
satisfactorily TO both parties AFTER Re"
HAYES Is Knocked Down.
Dundee 1nauEuEaEeQ the LlEAL DE . AEAL "
the face. The initial round marked a prleI
tryout on the part Of both principals snort
~ before the close Of the round Dundee
chased Hayes into a neutral corner ana
dropped him for a count OF three with
light one-two to the Jaw. Kenny Dorrs man
ager Of HAYES. declared that it was a slip.
Anyhow Hayes resumed his position immedi-
ately. Dundee exhibited wonderful speed
and fast work with his left in the second.
outboxing Hayes. The Italian got In sue
cession Of let's TO the Jaw
All to the Good For Dundee.
Dundee got In a few stomach blows IN Ile
third and ripped a nice left hook to the mid
riff when the round was about half over.
Dundee forced the fighting in the fourth, al
though Hayes strengthened considerably and
stung The fifth went to Dundee, on points,
the Italian outboLing his opponent The sixth
was repetition OF the Ilfth, as was ne
seventh In the eighth Hayes earned the
round by getting in the majority OF blows
on the head and face Dundee shook up his
opponent at the bell with haru one-tMo
The ninth Went TO Dundee. the strong little
Italian dancing around his opponent ana
sending in straight let's with rapidity- Dun
dee duczed a wild right near the close OF
the round Dundee got in four let's TO the
face without a return in the 10th
The Concluding Rounds
Dundee earned the 18th. while the 1zth
was decided as even because Of the recupera-
tive powers Of Hayes, who got IN NUM-
Der Of singing blows. The remainder OF the
contest was all Duncee's, the little New
Yorker outboxing his opponent from the
initial to the last bell In the 18th Hayes
received a left hook TO the jaw A left jab
followed By another left hook found Hayes
bleeding from the mouth. Dundee got in a
series OF hard body blows and shook his
opponent with a left TO the jaw The Phila-
delphian fought back gamely but was IN
able TO land
Dundee chased Hayes into a neutral cor
ner and staggered him with a right 10 the
chest. Hayes was groggy and weak when
the bell rang, blood coming from a cut over
his right eye. mouth and nose
Frenchman Outclassed-
kid" Ross the crack Clifton middle
weight negro. easily defeated Louis Houde. in
the semi-windup which went two minutes
and 30 seconds to be exact Ross completely
outclassed his opponent sending in rights
and let's 1T viii. without return The re-
taliatory efforts Of the Frenchman were ex-
tremely weak and he was unable TO hit his
clever opponent A big improvement was
shown in the form OF Ross over his former
appearance here When the round was
about twO-thirds over the Partisan held up
his hand, in 4 surrender" fashion and
walked TO his corner A big ovation was
given to Ross because Of his cleancut work.
A delegation Of Clifton and Morenci. ARK.
fight fans headed by J Winders boosted for
the negro boxer and were enthusiastic over
his success
In the battle royal W. N. Craig won first
money after a hot battle Chase was second
One negro, called big boy" by his op-
ponents, was knocked cold