El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-10
Fulton Nearly Stages Impromptu Battle
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Anderson Boast Quickly Starts Trouble
BY T. :. ANDREWS.

priet0r of the place became excited
and thought there would be genera
row and did not know what il might
terminate in. So he rushed into the
argument and demanded that they
stop at once or he would have them
all arrested.
Fulton Quiets Rumpus-
Fulton was bound 10 have ms say
and Clipped in with. well, gentlemen,
/ am not looking for trouble IN. such
a place. I prefer the ring at any Tune,
but this man had no business Dultln5
in here and 1 would be Wiling 70
fight him for nothing, just TO show
him that he cannot work such DiuIIs-
However, any old time VIII SUIT me
The matter was dropped ana Ihe
whole bunch disappeared from Osn-
kosh the following morning. but II Is
a fact nevertheless thar there came
very near being a real heavyweight
b. tile for a 10 cent piece
White Thought y ellis Easy
After his brilliant record in the east
Charlie White. the Chicago lightweight
contender for the title, wanted 10 silo"
his home folks how much he laQ I'M
proved i'm both cleveruess ana mllns
and accepted a match with Matt w ellis.
the former English title holder, before
the National a. c. OF AlIlwauRee, the
distance 10 be 10 rounds. 1t was eVl-
dent that White and his manager
Nate Lewis, did not figure Wells as
hard proposition at ALL in fact, charlie
expected TO win in decisive manner
over the Britisher-
The Chicago boy was not in his best
form-a serious mistake for any tlSht-
er 10 make-and as result he FOUND
that the going with Matthew was
anything but soft NJ els was IN Llue
shape and his left hand was as fast
as ever. which greatly annoyed the
Chicago lad, as II prevented MIN from
setting set for one OF his famous leil
hooks which has sent number OF
lightweiglTts to dreamland OF late IL
L.. % "a
feint all the while with W els an
box cIeverly. a mistake he discovered
before the contest had gone over halt
Then he took tumble and began to
get back to his regular stride IN the
seventh, but ii was TOO late rs lLr
Englishmau had piled UP = pretty
good lead by that time ana tnaflle
had 10 work overtime TO earn even a
draw Wells made the mistake OF hold
ing back after the seventh and simply
trying 10 keep even. as ne knew ne
had the shade M TO that time me
result was continual clinchlnE on ms
part and this gave White the edge IN
the final three sessions
Wells BIarieS Himself.
After the match w ellis sara
was my own fault ] knew l had the
shade and thought I could take il easy
for the balance and play Sale as lneS
kept telling me to look out Tor NJ mite s
knockout left hook He did not hurt
me once with ii and surely If he can
not lit harder ne will never win the
title But I guess he did not have
chance TO connect with the point IoE
anv one who can knock out some OF
the boys White has must have real
punch
IF we ever meet again I VIII not
be foolish enough to held back, but
will stick to my guns sro=- start 10
finish. At that ] do not believe White
was at his best"
The little Briton is surely c-IIerenl
from many fighters. for ne was will
ing TO give his opponent all the credit
due and a bit more. something. lew OF
them ever do. Wells Is nearing the
ac-year mark. but he is one OF the
boxers who has always taken care Of
himself and has many more good tights
left