Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-18


For the second time within three
weeks. Bryan Dowuwy ~ Columbus
ohio, aud Willie ~ o" Lnugnlin az
south Bethlehem. Pa went f.
rounds to draw at convention han
last night. Agreement 10 continue
milling as long as one arm was free.
resulted In 40 much IN fighting and
clinching that Referee Edward CoCh-
zane could not see that either was
entitled 10 a verdict; and while the
decision was considered fair, yet
Downey demonstrated 10 tho big
house that he would be by far the
better man 10 send against Champion
Ted Lewis. Lewis had agreed to
meet tho winner here sometime In
March
Downcy's Left Effective.
straight left was DoWncy'a chief
stock In trade whllo practically ali
tho real counting done by LauRhlln
was with right uppercut, Oc.
caslonally he would shoot IN "A
straight left. or cross with right,
but the left seldom landed with force
enough 70 break an cgg, while the
right nearly always was "A ElancinE
blow Downeys left did more pun
lshment than all others combined.
but there was little snap to many OF
them, being more OF a shove which
repeatedly sent the pennsylvnninn's
head back.
Things started off with a rush.
Downey forcing the milling and
drawing blood from Inughlin's, nose
before the round was half over.
lauRhlln showed home a few upper
cuts during the In fighting, how
ever, and honors were oven on the
inning
Both missed vicious swings fre-
uuently in the second, Downey con
tinuing iabbing with his left and
sending In short-hrm jolts during the
IN fighting while IauEhlln continued
10 try TO shove uppercuts TO his op-
ponents chin Again there was lit
te TO choose from In the round al
though Downey seemed to he taking
ihe lead and directing the battle.
lie missed frequently.
Downey's left was busy early In
the third but he lost his early ad.
vantage when IauEhlIn spurted
landed n few glanclng blows and
caused the Ohloan 70 miss
Rememberi II was IN the fourth
that Downey had sent him TO the
mat In their pravious encounter.
'taush'' was wary ~ 'ns opening
oi thiH session ana by quick side
step avoided the rush with which
Downey started after him. Downey
planted hard right squarely on
iaughlin's cheek and for a minute
II looked as II he was going to get
his opponent In bad way. About
the middle Of the round fauEhlin
started an offensive. but his rallv
was short lived and Downey emerged
WIN an advantage Downey's over
'aserneHA prevented MS establish
ing lean IN me ntth, during which
no scored most OF the clean punches,
only 10 spoil mis- advantage by miss
ing. once ne went spinning clear
across the ring when lAnHhlln clev.
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