New-York tribune., 1917-06-30
Johnny Dundee
Beats Jackson
In Fast Battle
Bronx Fighter OutfOught by
Clever Rival in St. Mich
olas S. c. Bout
Bv FRED HAWTHORNE

roprnv Dundee whipped Wine 'SoA
am in their return bout at the -
Nicholas Rink last night in one oi 'l o;,,, 'Hg
most sensational fights seen N '.''' Tbe
in good many days ana hlSn,s. Sr, Win
INK was jammed 70 the I9..CiS ,,o~osr
.upportcrs Of both men ana 'ne
fr6m first 10 last was dealCHIHst %
Dundee was extremely CHis.ITi -,
teen his Jaw in hiding wnehe.e. 80.
son let loose with his rlB"S, 81. .o, 80
,bs. rad fsttened Johnny loi Vn -
onds in Philadelphia IN ine'I '''S' -
tie.
Willi.'s Aim Faulty
Jsckson was never able to MT. the
10y with his right, and many timeS
+. teleeraphed the punch 9eIVIe ~
80 II 20. Truth 10 tell, the ocot0H
W. as tricky mark 20 shoot a. %
=. bonned and Jumped about me r'"e'
LINING in blows from every ahS!e'
'fIfsctsor did his bes. wotH IN cicse'
.;nr,nc IN hard right and left upper.
tu,s 10 the jaw and body: some oI
,bss. must have hurt Dundee, nut the
iittIe Italian was fighting COMEBACK
fght ard shook them on.
In The last four rounds lunoee
,,ow.d Jackson up with wicked PUNCHES
- the stomach. Every tine one OF
.S.s. sank into Willie's midrlt he
c.sn.d for air and looked unhappy.
4. Duudee kept tearing in and slam
Ming Jackson against the ropes by the
v.rv fury Of his charge, the Bronx
W,b,weicht looked toward his corner
.s though for advice from his frantic
Neonds. Iii.
,,n knowing he would have to lay
impde. cold 70 win, threw all he had
,rto the breach, but Dundee held him
even. and in the last stanza had a wee
hi. tbe better Of il. Jackson was plain
ly firing in the two last sessions, the
bo5y punishment having had its effect.
Although beaten, Jackson made the
bout close enough TO be a whirlwind
affair. AS for Dundee, he fought a
great fight and winning one. Inc
weights were: Dundee. 13O POUNDS
stripped; Jackson, 1884 in shoes and
bbandages. Billy Roche was the referee
Has Shade in First
In the first round Dundee had q
Ishade, piling in on top OF Jackson ooth
arms going like fails. Half a dozen
times Johnny nailed Willie on the Jaw,
and kept up such furious attack that
jackson contented himself with guard
hing as best he might.
In the second Dundee left his corner
with a rush and flew at Jackson like q
maddened bull at red flag. During 3
Wild furry of fighting toward the enc
Of the round the Scotch-Wop sent
Jackson staggering against the ropes
under a hail of blows to the head anC
Ibody. 1t was Dundee's round by wide
|margin.
The fighting was fierce in the mex
two rounds. with both men standing
lchest 10 chest at times and mixing
Jackson ripped home vicious
uppercuts to the jaw as Dundee tore
in, but the Scotch-Wop never quaile,
ard kept hitting with both hands.
The fifth, sixth and seventh were
l lightning fast, and the big crowd rose
| in the seats and shrieked in a deliriun
/ Of excitement. Dundee carried thr
hghting iercely to his man. and made
Jackson vince with lefts and rights
to the stomach. In the seventh Johnny
raised a lump on Jackson's left eyc
with half dozen stiff left jabs. The
Punches came so fast that The Bronx
yboy couldn't dodge them.