Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-28

II VIA same AIT NIBthlllB JNllullN l'ull-
L dee, fully recovered from his recent
attack OF pneumonia, arplaned his way
TO a decisive win over Eddie Morgan, the
English featherwe!ght. in the main at
traction az the Olympia last night. Dun
dee was there with his perfected aerial
attack and his tank drives for the body,
He turned loose all varieties Of shells
in the form Of fast flying gloves which
exploded all over the exposed parts OF
the Englishmans body
johnny gave one Of the best flying OK
hibitions he ever has displayed here and
it was a thriller His shots through
space from all angles were accurate
drives andsit was seldom that his eN-
tended left glove neglected to deliver
its message to Eddtes Redeemed pro-
bcscis. Johnny's Aying jabs were beau
ties and thoroughly enjoyed and ap-
preciated by every one except Eddie
Morgan and Herman Hindn
SCotty Was There
-SCotty Monteith, veteran manager and
lll6 man W no brought lIuIlutb 10 tIle Top,
was present in his loud decoration
which consisted Of a dazzling blue silk
shirt and all that goes with this 10
make the wearer conspicuous SCotty
was there to be heard as well as seen.
He had an object and succeeded in max
ing those present give him the once
over and some more. SCotty was re-
ported a member of the Former Man
aCer" club and just to prove that there
was nothing to it he showed up in his
/ Broadway outfit and coached his protege
/ loudly and with effect from the trench
! in the southwest corner of the ring
Herman Hndin failed to call for an
added attention through his rags" hut
| Herman was there with the old bass
voice and rooted vociferously for the
entire eighteen minutes. He worked
4 just as hard as Morgan and every time
Aan airplane bomb Nit Eddie on the nose
Herman was seen 10 duck and come up
rubbing his own nasal appendage.
Fight Was Fast
| It was a fast fight all the way Two
! of the hest left hands in the game were
working and they labored industriously
! all the time. Morgans snappy left and
! Dundee's shooting southpaw wing were
beauties and went to their mark speedily
and effectively. Dundee was by far the
better ring general repeatedly out
maneuvered his foe and sent his blows
home in such way that they did all
kinds OF damage.
In the concluding sessions Dundee
placed his airplane in the hangar and
proceeded to direct severe and damag-
ing attack TO Morgan's body. Eddie had
all kinds OF trouble in developing a de-
fense to meet 1t and only partially sue
ceeded.
Loughlin. Virgins Draw
Chuck Virgins the indianapolis mid
oleweight. and X O. Loughnn, rugged
citizen of South Bethlehem, exhibited In
the semiwind-up. 1t was a warm eve
ming and the heat did not seem to agree
with the combatants. The fight was
slow. with neither doing any destructive
worke. Referee Pop OBrien abored
harder than the gladiators in trying ia
get them to put on real fight Chuck
didn't like what K. o. Willie threw his
way and X. o. Willie didn't seem to care
about chasing Chuck around the ring
Jack Thompson, the big black battler
from the West, turned in another win
when he stopped Joe Boiken, of Texas, in
| the fourth round. Boiken made a good
showing for one round, but he took one
| of Thompson's smashing swings in the
second round, and from that time until
the referee stopped IL, near the end OF
the fourth, Boiken was clincking and
holding.
Battling Leonard Scores
Battling Leonard had the better Of
Denny Hughes in six interesting rounds
Herman Hindin again was evident, and
seconded his second losing battler wheI
he saw Hughes 20 down to defeat Her
man refuses to concede that his mar
lost but despite this Leonard is entitled
TO the verdict,
Johnny Belmont fred so scutely ant
90 timely that he sent Jimmy MCGEE Il
cover in less than two rounds,
The War Chest benefited TO the extern
Of $500. the Olympia gathering respond