South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-14
Battling Levinsky Too Shifty
For Giant Killer Jack Dillon

Levinsky landed with greater fire.
quency than Dillon. His clever
ducking baffled Dillon and caused
him to miss most of his heavy
swings.
Round Six-Dillon sent a left 70
the face and then took one in return.
The battler then shot in left 10 the
body. Dillon landed a hard right to
the face and a brisk exchange Of
punches followed. Dillon having a
slight shade in the exchange. Dill
Ion landed a left to the head and
kept forcing the fighting He shot
a right TO the stomach. Jack rush
ed his man on the ropes. but missed
a haymaker. Levinsky jabbed to
the face and then hooked a left TO
the stomach. DillOn's round.
Round Seven-Levinsky jaDbed a
left TO the head as they clinched Dill
Ion landed a glancing left on the ear.
Levinsky then shot hsme three
lightning left jabs. Dillon missed a
left swing TO the head and a moment
later failed to land a vicious right
Levinsky continued 10 jab effectively
with his left Levinsky went to the
body with rights and lefts as Dillon
backed against the ropes. Dillon
missed a right and left and Levinsky
stepped i'm with a right 10 the body
Levinsky jabbed with a left to the
face and ducked under Jacks left
hook. Levinsky had Dillon on the
ropes and was swinging rights and
lefts TO the stomach as the round
ended. Levinsky's round.
Round Eight-Jack shot a left to
the head, then whipped over a right
Levinsky jabbed and ducked a left
hook. Levinsky landed left on the
neck. Dillon went to the body With
a left hook. Levinsky jabbed with
his left 10 the face and then got
home four rapid punches. He caught
Jack with right on the head. Dill
lon missed a left to the head and
took left in the body as he went
into a clinch Dillon went to the
stomach with left. Levinsky hook
ed a left to the ear as they clinched
Dillon missed a vicious right TO the
head and took q left on the ear
Levinsky's round.
Round Nine-Levinsky shot left
to the head and then switched TO
stomach. Jack countered, but the
battler got under his guard with a
right In a brisk exchange of punches
Levinsky had a slight advantage. He
ia bbed with a left and backed away
and shot over a right on the neck.
Dillon kept rushing his man around
the ring, but was having no success
in getting home his hard wallops.
Levinsky uppercut with a left to the
chin. He then stepped back and
shot out a right and left to the ear.
Dillon landed a glancing right to
the ear and they clinched. LevinslSy.
as he was was going in, hit low. but
he extended his hand in apology.
on the ropes they exchanged let's
and rights. Round even.
Round Ten--Levinsky shot his left
TO the ear. They clinched and Dill
lon brought a right to the body. Lee
whisky got home a left TO the head.
Dillon rushed his man around the
ring and twice missed right swings.
Levinsky stepped in with a straight
left TO the nose. Dillon kept rush
ing. Levinsky shot home six rights
to the face. Dillon looked like a
novice. He plainly was hurt and
looked 10 be stalling. He dropped
his guard and Levinsky came in with
rights and lefts 10 the face. Dillon
covered as Levinsky rushed him
around. Levinsky whipped over a
left 10 the head and had Dillon on
the ropes in distress. Levinsky' S
round.