Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-13
SET TOO !
FAST GAIT, aYyS
ST. JOE E|PI'ER1
Sport Writer Suggests AIbu-
Querque Boy Wore / H1lmSe|f
Down by Tremendous q Exer-
tioni Heavy All HeIpeoed

Ham" Hamilton The spors I=r't expe
OF the st. Joseph Gazette, OK NplainlI
the sudden-~and for Torres IA nsshd---en'
ing OF the Albuquerque Weller - rwclghl
fight with Bud Logan, gives - Inc 10
altitude some credit for the 90 defeat
Torres. lie also says that - the swl
pace Torres set In the euflSzily roun'
probably was as blameable = as any,
thing else for his being beat ia ten
Hamilton gives the n followlI
graphic description Of the onn- md h,
when Torres was showed - into U
ring for the eleventh, he pl'szsi fanny w
weakened Logan caught ~ nm ilu'
on the jaw with a right sN<@s wing Y.
Torres staggered into rlnffa men. ~
boys wrestled To the ropes a. IA no LQSa
slipped in q light left 70 The - Nomae
Torres knees buclled and he'd lac sank
the floor.
out Several AIlnue-5 t.s.
'As the referee counted D-Ih loVi'
moved feebly and at the count
seven he struggled 10 rse -. pul T.
back. lie was carried 10 MS cna
as Referee Tozer finished eoun'lnl
and II was several minutes peiofe
was revived. ,LA
"Torres fought a whlrWi1v>f ind fIBp
and 1t probably was due , 70 thH
much as anything that be W N.Sas beaten
He fought himself out VII nf1lle Lose
wns fighting along IN d CaI - III manner
When Logan uol ready 10 cut lOOss
he did II when Torres was = weakeps
from the effect Of Ms own n exerlloA'
Logan fought efedIlphle - pout ga
won IN the face Of heavy cd y dds asanF
him"
In his comments Ham ofnllton an
swered several persons IS yN$h WSpf'
ed that Torres hid quit II III Wpulu Y
hard TO make Albuquerque = bugs, wh'
have seen Torres assImate D G some 'el
rifle wallops. believe that ne go a'
quit. This idea on the p''i'tsaft OF IN
apparent few S. Joseph spep'aol
originated In the abrupt g, rlld' I'M
fact that several minutes pa 10 staseu now
ever, before Torres reiyefA11u heellS y
refllte this idea
I0gnn's Right lrrrsI-rilic'
IIore is what Hamilton j had 70 'a'
about It:
'There were several pea9tsrsons wh'
attended the ogan.IOTresH@es poul w.
night who declared after tne pol
that Torres had quit whe sien ne sum-
to the floor for the count IN the eleF'
enth round. The bout BON nave
queer ending. for II locke ',zed 70 'nos,
about the ringsde as Il forreS hao
gone down without bIo~ DOW TO a@ls'
him. Logan's right swuiTtns, whler
struck Torres, was orr T rllic punch
ana in itself was enoug 4sh TO nave
stopped the Mexican Whs niaen the poy'
went into cllnch, losoogan struck
Torres In the stomach, anoDnd this Y lhs
blow which finished ih~nne MeNoah
Logan last night said he . hlt Torres
three times In the eevepre nlh, but we
saw only two. Torres shotJc1 uld DC given
the benefit OF every dOub q ut ior lOefe
is no question that he wassI1s hnrI Oaay
In the tenth by Logsszsan $ hcaVS
punches.
Another feature Of the sc Ooul Wlllch
initiates to the credit Of - tne MeNcen
is the fact that he came 9ae mere rom
New Mexico TO fight, drOlEIo ppl.g nearly
1000 feet In altitude tn a he difference
naturally had some effecDS,t upon lllh'
and he fought at tt terrific paee
through the first nine rel ROUNDS. ne
showed more last night " - nun aly 10Y
who ever has appeared b niiere, anu n.y.
defeat should not keep HI ifi'h' i'oD' au
yancing rapidly"