El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-20

con several times when Red" sent
in terrific rights Because OF An
tOniO's shifty work Williams received
no less than five stiff iolts in the Sec
ond. an of which rocked him TO the
foundation. Antonio took the round
In the third Williams seemed TO
have learned how Antonio was do
ing it, and gave Antonio another
lacins almost from start 70 finish IN
the fourth, Red put his man down
three times for the count. Antonio
was apparently remaining down 20
avoid punishment. The crowd Missed.
The end came Unexpectedly when An
tonic went down and developed
broad streak or old gold from the
base OF his Uranium on south. falling
70 rise, although able physically 70
continue. The only promise OF real
class OF the evening was shown in
this bout.
williams seems 10 have about the
swiftest kick OF any boy about Bliss
and with careful daily practice should
soon be ready TO meet the best
Two Cyclones
For six rounds Muche and Carpen-
nelli mixed like tiger cats Carp went
down and was counted out within 20
seconds OF the final gong. He got on
his feet again, but one second too late,
referee Mike Orrison having awarded
the decision to Aiuche.
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took an equal beating throughout the
battle. rallying in the final round
with a winning streak. Neither man
was hurt. due 10 the fact that neither
hit hard wallop during the entire
entertainment, although they tried
hard enough. The bout was marred
by hugging. wrestling and showing,
which never take the place Of boxing.
A Living Windmill.
When Windmill" VILLAIN and
Easy" MCGOWAN were turned loose.
the main comedy Of the evening re-
suited VILLAIN has a style all his
own. Approaching his opponent with
antics Of old Ben Bolo-P. T. Bar
nuns king Of clowndom-Villiani
suddenly starts each arm revolving
on its pivot. In full action each arm
presents the appearance of a propeller
on an airplane. William starts his
maulers forward. but can suddenly re-
verse when necessary, sometimes Civ
ing the general impression Of digging
potatoes by steam
Easy" met all assaults coolly
enough and might not have lost the
decision had he been more aggressive.
When the Windmill" saw fit to stop
and work on his carburetor, MCGOWAN
laughingly permitted VILLAIN TO get
in fighting trim again, thus losing the
bdLLle- Inc most fortunate man AT
Fort Bliss during the hurricane was
referee Mike Orrison. who was lucky
TO escape from the ring with his life.
Fail to Follow Up.
Purcell and Butcher went a good
four round draw. Both are good be-
ginners. Each had plenty Of chances
10 end the meet before the limit. but
failed to take advantage After hav-
ing landed a fine blow 10 follow up.
each stood gazing at the stars until
his opponent recovered
@Snnze" and Fatty"
Snake" -O'Neiu and Fatty" Boiler
offered the finest contrast Of the
evening. both in appearance and in
style. While O'Neill hit more cor
rectly. his blows did but little dam
age. while the hardest ones Bohlel
sent in only made the Snake" wiggle
Referee Orrison found IL necessary e
stop the bout twice. once when the
Snake" busted a glove. and agar
when O'Neil struck at his opponent
and the glove came off and hit a re.
cruit square in the eye. The bout wa.
declared a draw.
AteueiO Promising Lad.
In the curtain raiser "GumchaWer'