New Britain herald., 1917-03-23
UAMY WALTZ ENDS |CARsON'sl| CAREER
nin6's Sto0 Entry Is Badly iered and Bout Is Stopped

&all where the L4enox A. C. of 3den hold boxing exhibitions, wit ne1 three bouts last evening that
 mot % down in the Connecticut Eisia hall of fame for being the
 kest ever staged. There was
 of course, but whats the use
 Slng to dig 'em up or when they
 ned and the participants. The
 Hon had a three-cornered flavor.
 Hartford. New Britain and Mer-
 the interested cities. Interest of
 Se centered in the much heralded
 ACarson bout for $100 kopecks
 1et but the affair between Bobby
 ir of this city and Dave Medar
 y2W York. also came in for con-
 4bla attention. The Meriden in-
 aS in Young Mack. who had
 Saf .solt one'' last evening. & sevanint this boy Is going to
 regular lighter, but delvinx
 3&Nfhe record book we find that
 1nce, Charlie Bergin, the result
 not rcc6-ded by experts in
 &avor.
 0arson a Bioomer.
 1l,nSie Kilbanc must have spent
 &1I night if he secured the re- 1Wtataon glven this Carson fellow,
 yck nomanoff trced to ab-. 4o thA throne. But he won't for uax Waltz crashed several against pon's jaw in the eighth round and eA Fitxgerald of New Haven, 6Dod tho affair to save Cummings lroln further maltreatment. Car,
 Gned the argument as If hc 4 o1nak akhfng up his sleeve, and it 1d ad for ''the idol" but early E&ne Aocond round the tide began to
 m favor of Sammy. The lat
 ke6t up A slight lead up to the t6 when Carson 'chanSed his style T evfter chasang tho elrssfve Hebrew
 nd the enclusnre he managed to
 him on the western frofe, and
 my Was sent through the ropes TT crashing smash on the chin. Wae right on his feet without sch of . count, and went after his honent. Just before the bell, Car ksWao sent to his knees. and the be- S1nE Of tho end .hcva in s sight. Innings prGtege ven through S seventh 4n14 gl.tA1; WAS unable sf6 M iamin6 H the bout, end v 1iit two |anfss ofsmIllt : |fiie seml IT Is Fl lty was k final bSuf s01 Brought ether feN York. S clever Ntfi1 ictt ls{ K md Bob- Reimers IT The New 6kleer war e3Se 1tatsgAi ighed by a TIardwarsl ;itj ' s ma lnade the 6 mistale6 sA aand defsN&aug his op- 11aSnt. Afta hataing Hobby with s IF: ::.:. ;s;: E s;,::: 2; 5, 2; 2: pked likei slpr the met |poiitan sssfl k j2bbsd and bat T Bobby xt Saaell; hht the sphinx-hke |oal scrapper swh6 not feazed by the (pe and kept blugxinx along. The (pond and tAird. t0pnds were fairly a but in tt fougth Bobby secured 11tght leads Aftar Dave had hit
 vicioujf SN HoA the jaw, the |n1 .lad fS&1 afound the ring
 welcoS TN # IT Do pavsy. m In N nth st.n3 G EIs6ar caught Robert
 top ofAths haAd with .. solid 1aeh. and then suddenly he seemed Easow up. When the bell announced A opening of the sixth round. Medar Slod to Referee Fitzgerald and an unced that "a small bone in his hand k6e broken. This may be so, but ere ere many in this city today. who ke confident that the local lad was 50 strong for the New Yorker who SAlixed this. ThrouShout the mill kp work o4 Aedar was hissed for his bN hitting tactics. Tho club added further to it's laurels IT conducting si{pws in capable Anner the crowd eing very orderly |hd things were ran M very smooth- E The usual crop 0f '.hams' were and challenges were issued the Jime-worn fashion.
 Danny Butler of Waterbury was or Iand and had Rorty announce ont |R the finest cards ever staged in Con I1cticut, when on April 12, Al !Shu )sKt of New Bedford will clash with EfAnltie Burns of Jersey City. It wa! Iioo announced that Young McAu &of Bridgeport and Al Shubert will |(h in New Haven next Thursda! 6knan4.
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