El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-19

came the strong finish OF Livingston
: lie tore into Barend in the eleventh
I and ripped a volleS of rights and lefts
l 10 Barend's face At one time, il looked
I like curtains for Barend but though
I groggy. ne was still foxy and man
aged 10 stan his way 10 the end Of
: the round
Barend was weak in the final round
! but he was game TO the core He met
4 all Of Livingston's rushes and traded
/ blows weak though they We're The
last minute proved long for Barend
I nut he gamely kept out of harms way
and jabbed with his lefa whenever Liv-
ingston got within his reach
Clean Breaks Make Hit.
baremd won many friends in this
( bout he gave away so much weight
+, that the 1900 fans, always strong for
the little fellow, gave him their LOYAL
support No one would have kicked
had the decision been a draw though |
Livingston really earned it, The bout (
was fought under the clean break rule 1
and was fast at all times. Livingston !
was at times, so keen on victory that ]
ne forgot 10 break clean. Barends 1
breaks were clean al all times
mere was real action in four of the
five bouts on the bill The semifinaI 4
proved rather poor, due to the fact
that Kid" Gotham, of the saith L : I
infantry preferred 10 attempt hvpnotiz-
ing Billy Edwards. of the Ninth Nassa-
chusetts. 10 opening Up and fighting !
Cottam lunches up his shoulders and |
looks real fierce but he's as harmless ]
as a tabby cat and displayed no knOwl- !
cage OF boxing. When it is said that
ne can take lot of punishment, Cot
tam can be let out Edwards tried
hard 10 make il a fight He has a
good kick IN both hands and punished I
COttam considerably Needless IL sav [
Cottam was left latfooted at the post :
Kidney Punch Missing.
Joe Potts. Of the Signal corps. refe-
reed the prelimlnaries and did good
work Lieut. LittlejOhn handled the
; ernl-Iinal and the windup and handled
the men in good style. The clean
on 1reak boxing eliminated ciinching and
the Kidney punch and generally speed
20 up the bouts The new Stvle of
milling made a big hit with the fans.
Lnere was real action in the first .
preliminary which had the fans fairly ! .
bowling with JOY. Goldberg. of the
-Srd infantry substituted at short no.
zee ana went against Baldwin. of the
,4Ih infantry. Goldberg started ont bv 4
iropping Baldwin three times with hard
Faliops- He was feeling quite chestv.
hank You, when Baldwin came 10 life
M returned the compliment by drop
ing Goldberg twice That first round
COX up lot Of the reserve energy
7 9oIn men and they were mighty
lred IN the two final rounds but the
ans voted the bout real humdfneer r
nd the decision Of a draw was Do1u- I
ar Ihese men should be matched for
be next card
Sears w. Dougherty.
sears. OF the Fifth Massachusetts
nd Tom Dougherty, Of the Third Penn
.IEanla- hooked up on the second bout
10 pounds Both men were clever =
no last and there was lot Of pretty =
oAlng- The first round was even 70
ougherty had the second and Sears d.
le third, both by small margins The I'll
oslng round was fast. Potts gave the =.
7clslon TO Sears though a draw would -
ave been fair TO both men. tn
charlton, Of the Fifth Massachu- ! CT
IT'S and Cody Of the First Massachu- g.
us Fleld artillery, met in the third O
rellnlnary- Both are sturdy light
elsnts- They were fighters rather "a
ian ocNers and got into action when ~.
ley left their corners. In avoiding a ~
~ aIter missing hard swing. ChsrI- IN
.n III heavily and, il afterwards de ha
-iopeo broke a small bone in his er.
snt ankle Half a minute later. Cody CO..
isned MN and planted right to the
w CODY went down and out His il
como stated that IL was the injury to on
s ankle and bump on the hack nj ( III,
$ mead when ne hit the canvas tfat wo
II him away in
mere were two bands present. the ter
'cond pennsylvania regimentaI hand
ming down to boost for Tfvfnr-s+ov7 def
ual place. iiu us res
As was done on Labor DAY. the bouts hit
ere handled IN an able manner Tho the
OMd was seated without any con- Do
SION ana everybody was well salts -
ID with the show