Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-05
DONLEY TOO MUCH
FOR BANTY LEWIS
Mickey Has Advantage Over Ri
val in Three of Four
Rounds.
LEWIS FLOORED AT START

Mickey Donley was too much for
Banty Lewis in four rounds of in
teresting milling at the Bay View
Club, South Sixth street, last night.
Donley earned honors in the first
second and fourth rounds, while
Lewis had slight advantage in the
third session. Donley scored a clean
knockdown in the first round, a
right cross to the jaw turning the
trick Banty was on his feet in a
jiffy, however, but he appeared to
be dazed somewhat and managed
to go through the round at close
quarters until the sound of the bell.
Lewis, after the knockdown, fought
a desperate battle, which was prob
ably the cause of his defeat. He was
over-anxious to land and at times
swung wildly and carelessly. DON
ley, on the other hand, used keen
Judgment in handing out wallops.
He measured his blows and each
time he attempted to land he found
his mark. Both boys entered the
ring under weight.
There was ill-feeling between the
boxers as the bell gonged for the
other and barely tipped one an
others glove on the handshake.
They clinched at the start. Lewis
attempted to might, but Referee
Douglas separated them. Donley
jabbed with his left continuously and
had Lewis worried. Lewis got a
short right to the stomach and hard
left to the back. He attempted to
get to Donley's face, but Mickey
backed away. Lewis was after him,
but was sent to the floor with a
right cross. Lewis was up in tw6
seconds and held his opponent Tne
crowd was in an uproar at this
moment and it appeared as though
Lewis WIS in a bad way. He re-
gained himself, however, and spared
throughout the round until the bell
Donley got over several right and left
jabs in the first session and had the
round by a big advantage. Donley
jabbed Lewis as the boxers came out
for the second round. Donley again
found Lewis's face for light jabs
after which Banty sent hard right
to the stomach. Donley lodged q
hard left, but in coming out caught
a light right on the face. Mickey
sent three straight iabs to the face
and followed up with a rapid right
and left to the same spot as the
round ended. 1t was Donley's round
by a slight margin. Lewiss best
work was done in the third round.
They fell into a clinch at the start
On the break Lewis jabbed Donley's
face. Lewis continued his good work
with hard left to the stomach.
Donley got over right and then a
left to the jaw and followed with
a short uppercut to the chin. Lewis
sent a terrific right to the kidneys.
after which he planted a left and
right on Donley's face. Donley got
a short right punch to the jaw and
Lewis ended the session with two
straight 1efts to the face. Donley got
two lefts to the face to Banty's one,
at the beginning of the last round.
Lewis measured right to the jaw
and connected, but Donley came back
with two to the jaw. Donley played
for Lewis's stomach and succeeded
in getting over q left and right.
Lewis missed two terrific rights and
Donley added to his, count with a
short right to the jaw. Lewis again
swung wildly and Donley caught
him with a left to the face. Donley
exchanged two jabs with Lewis as
the bell gonged.
The semi final brought together
Phil Krug and Freddie Seidel and
tho result was an easy victory for
Krug. In the preliminaries the fol-
lowing boys appeared = Harry Althoff
and Kid Carlson, Young Patsy and
Bob Grill, Young Weber and Young
Stone and Young Thompson and
Joe Sharkey.