New Britain herald., 1915-09-04
TIN MAKES AMES QUIT; AYES HAS EDGE ON WALTZ
Breaking House Greets Opening of 1915 Boxing an Orde rly One and Everybody
 Pleased With Exhibition.

tion ever held in this city xn a financial and satisfao- point, was held last eve
 nna's armory when the e. under the management Walsh, opened what Is ex- be the banner season of this city. The amphithea- red to it's capacity when the was started. many of tho Ling forced to stand, but did without & complaint. q was the most orderly one sver attended a show in this being no noise or distur- any kind. This is probab- the excellent manner in exhibition was handled by ohm Willis who added more his already lengthy record. Announcement of the show Tillis in 8 neat speech (Jack ntly practiced the art of late,) requested the spec refrain from any remarks te boxers or shouting, and said in the fans favor that ed like little majors"
 he interest in the show was ae fans from Hartford talk Live interest in the main go. from this city had their
 the semi final between Lives, who is known here as Hey, and who is probably popular pugilist that ever hing in this city. (Joe Ryan ted) and who gave route featest run for their money )ng in his bout with Sammy It they ever got. The bout len rounds, and ten rounds it was, the like of 1t never en seen here. While opin- rule differ in regard to
 where the referee does B, 1t was the concensus at If the mill that Hayes was by a shade. But in jus- Ialtz 1t must be said that little boxer certainly lived reputation and was busy ute that he was in tho Ees was outweighed by his but he made up this dis
 by his remarkable exhl- ootwork ducking and block ks started off at a fast clip tz leading for a time but e dazzling footwork Hayes tn a right on the face and went to a clinch. At this Referee Willis stopped the
 moment while he warned Cunning, Waltz's chief ad- ut talking to his protege. round ended with honors Ives won first honors in the having a shade. He forced break ground several times, poy from the Capitol City Inhibition of "hide and seek" bed or rather ran away from lent. Waltz was very wild nes the boy from the metro led as if he was really en- B efforts of Waltz to land 3sy work was done by the Inches and in this brand ot Iayes showed himself to be aster. The eighth round was wind round of the go. When ounded the boys met in the the ring and started ir bats, and for several min crOwd was on it's feet in 8 excitement over the work Is. Hayes made Waltz look H his footwork and wher founded had scored enough entitle him to the round blow of the encounter was the ninth round when the with a rush and Hayes hi terrific right in the pit o. hch which made the Hart Easp nomentarily, but there Hopping the Ghetto chamI back for more and befor, of the round he had even points.
 the bell called the lads to the final stanza they shool d smiled showing the goot xisting throughout the mill pummeled away at eacl D the finish was a thrille tz showing some evidence 6 tired at the close.
 the gong sounded the crow masse and a demonstratio hever before was rendered
 oxers was given the lads. autiful fight and every on be spirits.
 Ames, No Yellow" Ames
 was but a few brief minute
 before the contestants fo go put in an appearance Martin was the first to ente h bathrobe and a cap. H wed by Al Sibberns his man Joe Ryan acted as his chic Ames followed a few second had a delegation of seconds IS about the only evidence ved of being a fighter. It wa P that there was a superflu " of beef around his mi, 1if hn 1,nxrnr i.