The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-10
Lowe IS AGAIN
GIVEN DECISION
Local Veteran Lightweight
Jabs His Way to Victory
Over Willie Jones.
GLENN-GREEK A DRAW
By JOHN A. DUGAN.

That snake-like and lightning left jat
Of Tommy loves, the local veteran
lightweight. paved the way for him &c
| land the decision against Willie Jones
the Brooklyn BUZZ Saw" in their second
meeting last night at the Maryland Ath-
ietic Association. Kid Sullivan acted as
the third man on this occasion, as Jack
Stickem, manager Of the Brooklyn bat
tier. had kicked on the verdict given by
Referee O'Connor, the clubs official In
the last meeting of these puzzling expo
nents Of the manly art.
The decision handed down last night
met with the approval the large
crowd present as the local veteran out
fought Jones in the majority OF these
three-minute sessions. This left lab that
has paved the way to victory for the
local lightweight in many of his past
bouts was again the big factor in the
results, Is Lowe kept Willie Jones con-
SANITY on the run IN an effort to avoid
his lamps coming in contact with this
tantalizing delivery.
Both men fought a clean and better
battle than their recent setto, which
Lowe was given the decision by Referee
O'Connor. Jones still retains his rush.
ing tactics and on numerous occasions
had the local veteran backing up. At
the Sope-hghting game Jones delivered
some telling wallops, while they battled
on even terms while in the clinches.
Little blood was seen during the mill
ing as both boys showed extraordinary
ability at defending themselves. Lowe
brought the claret to Jones' head in the
seventh round. when he hooked him with
a left which opened up a wound re-
ceived in his recent setto with Harlem
Tommy Murphy.
Both boys had but little trouble In
making the lightweight limit. and when
they stripped for action appeared to be
in tiptop shape. In the first two rounds
both fought a careful fight. but in the
closing minutes of the second session
Lowe shot over a left hook to Jones'
jaw. which staggered the BUZZ Saw"
compelling him to hold on. As the bell
sounded Jones let loose a right punch
to loves body. which made the veteran
back ground
The dancing tactics usde by Tommy IN
the third session kept him out OF dan
ger. while his left jab helped TO pile up a
slight lead. The final minute of this
round saw both boys mitigating, as
Jones managed to catch the local vet
eran. but at the exchange of wallops
Lowe had slightly the advantage.
In the fourth session Jones looked a
little bad, as Tommy again pulled the
dancing-master act causing the Buzz
Saw" to vince. Lowe shot over a right
counter to the heart, which backed
zones INTO the ropes.
coming out In the NTH the boys went
AT II manner ana tongs and exchanged
"aiiops wnicn were worthy OF delivery
by middle-weight. AT this smuggling
style Jones seemed 10 have something
on the local fistic artist, this being the
nrst round that the Brooklyn boy scored
any margin. II was In the next session
that Tommy opened the old wound on
Jones mead and the blood ran freely.
many rams at the ringside believing
that loves eye was open. |
Inc eighth saw Lowe busily jabbing
ms way TO victory. as he closed Willie
left eye in this round, forcing the Brook
lyn boy to cover. The right uppercut OF
Lowe In the ninth halted the Buzz
saw rushing tactics, but he came back
In the tenth and fought the local battler
On even terms