New Britain herald., 1915-04-07
M WINNER IN
 pT WITH kETcHEl
|ey Too SnOBg for Game, v I'd From Michigan.


 Hit. Ketchel engaged in Z Dr fifteen rounds with Frankie
 New Jersey in this city last Nd although outhit and out x he' give an exhibition of game I is seldom seen In the squared Xrhere was no doubt of Nell fgin; he had the fight all the at the same time Ketchel is eo all credit for his pluck. that a delegation of Metal rom Harvard college intends n Ketchel today to learn just d of hardware he carries in He has something there be- e.
 Nelson a Cyclone.
 proved to be cyclone He forced things in every d Ketchel could not seem to himself from the Jersey stinging right maulie, which alf a hundred times on the hpids boys chin with the b mules kick. He was also rer at infighting and clearly ated his superiority.
 < Ryan of this city handed a ing to ''Dick" Ryan of Hart ten rounds. The Hartford fted off like a March gale but
 like June zephyr as the hin Ryan put over point after "" Sullivan. New Britain's lian boxer, Is entitled to the pver Stanley KolowslSi of
 Pa. The boys boxed six Eood rounds and despite the tactics of the visitor he was boy at the finish. Sullivan's Eas what did the business.
 Leads From Fourth Round. the principals in the main de out into the ring Nelson to be the heavier and more They agreed to box in the until told to break by> the For the first three rounds oment occurred but from the into on it was seen that ould be the winner unless put more steam into his E Nelson was a determined erson with determined |hw and very pursuasive esher which he used to good Along about the fifth lson gave a demonstration of worth at infighting. He is right like fail when the e locked together and hit n the jaw and stomach at hile his right was busy on
 his left was boring into # pantry.
 ls Anticipate Knockout. ,.
 sixth Ketchel came to life ] ush, but he could not carry
 far, as Nelson was too nd the Michigander's blows b have no more effect than
 The seventh was d rep
 the sixth. ketchel started but at the end of the round vas pounding away like a
 Nelson made KetchePs target for at least half a avy righthand clouts in the hd it was apparently only a z of time before ketchel would
 for the count. But the t know the resisting powers &lichigan jaw. The light at bent was at its height, both Icing so engrossed in their t%they did not hear the bell fought like demons for sev- < nds after l.. $. Kilby had for the end of the round. John" Willis, who was ref lad to step in and claw them found it necessary to warn For hitting after they had
 to break in the ninth round. ligander persons jaw was ng an awful battering, but Would not produce the fateful tchel in Scoring Mood.
 won the applause of the he tenth by shooting in an ed right to the pit of Nel- mach in the tenth frame. It
 of the best blows Ketchel Eered during the entire bout ' #kared to take Nelson by sur To cap his good work Ketche l stiff right over to Nelson s Ewing that he was far from
 call off hostilities and go bed. t...
 squared up matters in the
 by whipping over a right AN that shook Ketchel more N other blow the Jerseyitc orked. It seemed to lift momentarily off his toes but
 later he was back on the h while the crowd yelled for ID end 1t.
 Scramble in Corner.
 gong for the twelfth ketchel of his corner like a panther
 on top of Nelson before the seconds had removed the om his face for the "last The two collided with the hil in Nelson's corner and q the audience hissed Ketchel 5 undeserved as he was giv' gamest exhibition ever staget #ity and was within his rights