The Alaska citizen., 1916-05-08
FRED FULTON ACTS
 LIKE REAL CHAMPION

drews. the Milwaukee promoter. Is after Willard Fulton match before Jess goes out with the circus. VII lard's hand will be ready for punch ing purposes in a few weeks, but Jones says he does not think he will permit Willard 10 box again for some time l. is said. however that big offer may drag Willard into Milwaukee arena with Fulton and that the offer will be forthcoming Because of W.llard's wonderful work nere meeting between him and Futon would be sure to draw big money in the middle west.
 Frank Moran still thinks Willard only all obstacle in his path to fame and fortune.
 "I will be the worlds champion, ' he snapped Willard never once hurt me, and he was putting all he had n his punches took the smile off his face in that seventh round would have put him away right if the round had lasted one minute more. He had nothing left after that His punch was gone. He was weak as kitten.
 Just now Willard Is too big and clever defensively for me to beat in ten rounds. But how 1 would like 10 get him for twenty rounds or more, will keep on his track until he gives me satisfaction. The longer he waits the worse 1t will be for him can bide my time, for I am good for years Willard must retrograde He has filled out twenty pounds in the last year. He will be as big as an elephant in no time noise in Wisconsin boxing circles, has always had soft spot in his heart for big Fred Fulton, and fo'- lowing Fulton's knockout victory over Jim Flynn, Is more convinced than ever that he has the making of a worlds heavyweight champion in the Rochester giant.
 Andrews here gives the reasons upon which he bases his Judgment Of Hymns abilities;
 Fred Fulton, the Rochester giant, accomplished something that none of the heavyweights have been able to put over for long time. and that Is the knocking out of Fireman Jim Flynn.
 The Pueblo heavyweight has been the big fellows for a long time. He has suffered but five knockouts in his career: one by Tommy Burns in fifteen rounds; another by Al Kaufman in nine rounds Jack John son in eleven rounds one by Sam langford In ten rounds and another by Luther Mccarthy in sixteen rounds These occurred some time ago and during the last three years Fireman Jim has been meeting all the toughest heavyweights In the business and putting up some won derful contests.
 He has lost numerous battles but has always been fighting like a wild man throughout, and giving the fans satisfaction for their money ho1 Ao ho battled with Jack Dillon in New York for ten rounds. Dillon having the best or 1t, but being unable to stop him. It remained for Fulton to turn the trick, and in doing so dem onstrated that he is back in form and has a terrific punch in either hand. When Fulton knocked out Andre Anderson a few months ago the Chicago man was put to sleep for nearly half an hour, and since that time Anderson has won num- Der of contests in the east.
 Tn the battle with Flynn, the Rochester giant fought him at his own game. mixing in close and at long range. While at long range, he made Flynn a chopptng block, the same as Jack Johnson did at Las Vegas when they fought for the championship. Fulton kept Flynn's head bobbing back like cork in the water-first with straight lefts to the jaw, and then with short right uppercuts when in close.
 The opening round of what prom, is to be splendid battle was one ised to be a splendid battle was one in a Milwaukee ring. Flynn battled close, but he received a terrific bom- bardment of right and left jolts to the jaw and body that must have shaken him up severely. In the second round Flynn came tearing in again. but he was met with a long straight left jab that nearly upset him. Then. coming in close, Fulton let go hard left to the pit of the stomach. the same kind he used on Anderson. and before Flynn half doubled up he crossed his right to the point of the jaw, which turned him half way around. AS he was turning Fulton came back with left jolt which landed back of F1ynn's ear and raised lump