The Arizona copper camp., 1919-11-01
BOXING BOUTS
PLEASE LARGE
CROWD OF FANS

tnat nave Deen seen In Ray for some
time October %, and fight fans who
missed this card have something to
regret in the way of a good evening" S
entertainment. The opera house was
4 the scene of the bouts with the stage
set for the ring.
The card brought two clean knock
outs in the third and fourth bouts. A
feature of the evening which was well
worth the price of admission itself
was four two-minute rounds between
Kid Whitlow and Tommy McCarty of
Superior. These boys were real cham.
plans of their age of II years and pu.
on real classy four-round go with
/ honors even in each round to a final
decision by Referee Anderson of q
draw.
| The second go, also the principals
were from Superior, in the 115-pound
class, was between brothers of the
little lads Whitlow and McCarty. It
proved rather tame, with the boys out
OF condition, and after a few clinches
and little pep in the fourth, the ref
cree decided in favor of Whitlow.
The third bout, six-round affair
! between Wildcat Johns of Phoenix and
Billy Ryan of Frisco, found Ryan a
trifle light for Wildcat, which kept
Ryan on the defensive most of the
time, with Wildcat in the lead. The
fight was Wildcats all the wav
through and right uppercut to the
jaw put Ryan to sleep in the fifth.
Main Event
The fourth bout proved to be Of
real class with Kid Howard of Nogales
and Eddie Miller of Frisco, each 125
pounds. Ten three-minute rounds
were fought. The boys opened up at
the gong and tore into one another for
blood and right up to the knockout the
boys were going at top speed. How
ard looked to be in real shape and
showed marks of some recent con-
flict. Miller proved to he a good box
er while he. stayed but did not seem
to be in the best of shape.
The Fight by Rounds
Round One-The boys came togeth-
er quickly. Howard lands right to
jaw; they both fight in and exchange
rights and lefts to head and body:
Miller blocks hard left to stomach:
Howard lands hard left to stomach
and right to head and in the might
ing lands right to kidneys; Miller
blocks right and left to head; both ex-
change rights and lefts to head and
body at short range, both fighting fast
and close; Howard ducks hard left
swing to head; again exchange body
f'ows; Howard misses left to head:
Miller misses left to body; both ex-
change lefts and rights to head; Miller
blocks hard right to jaw but missed
right and left to head; Howard lands
to head; both clinch at the gong.
Even.
Round Two-Miller lands a terrific
right to the. stomach; they clinch:
Howard lands right and left to head;
Howard seems to have lots of steam
to his blows at short range, while Mil
Ter blocks = well; exchange of body
blows; Miller misses right to body;
clinch; Howard lands stiff right to
head; Miller lands left jab to head;
Howard right to stomach; Miller miss
es hard right to body; they both fight
in and exchange hard rights and lefts
to head and t'ody; both land hard
rights and lefts in the in-fghting: Mil
Ter blocks two hard rights and lefts to
the head, then both rights and
left to stomach; Howard lands right
to head and Miller lands right to body;
both spar for wind; Howard lands
head: Millers blocking is very good:
Miller blocks a terrific left uppercut
to jaw; Miller lands uppercut to face
Gong. Even.
Round Three-They come together
quickly and clinch; exchange rights
and lefts to head and stomach; How
ard lands hard left to stomach; Miller
misses a terrific right to stomach:
they fight in and exchange rights ana
lefts to head and to body; Howard
lands hard right to head; Howard
proves to have kick in either hand,
and uses his right to advantage; How
ard misses left to head-(a good piece
of ducking for Miller); both spar; Mil
lei misses left to body and right up
per cut and seems to tire just little;
Miller blocks hard left to face; both
exchange rights and letts to face;
Howard lands hard right uppercut
t. body; Howard lands left and right
swings to head and repeats with Il
straight left hook to head; Howard
cleverly ducks Miller's left lead to the
head and Miller all hut falls over him