Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
DEMPSEY IS STILL FULL
 OF STEAM IN RING
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 BENTON HARBOR, Sept. o. Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion demonstrated today that he still re- tained the punch that won him the title He knock out Billy ATiske of St. Paul, fighter as big and game as himself, in the third round of their lO-round match. Three hard smashes were enough to win him between $50,OOO and $lOO,OOO. his fifty percent share of the gate receipts.
 At the start of the fight, his first. in IA months. Dempsey peeled off the same worn ana patched red sweater that he wore when he knocked out Jess Willard.
 The third round went minute and f3 seconds. Miske went down three times in less than 2 I-2 rounds. Tn the second, he measured his length on the floor for the count of five. In the thiFd, driven to his corner under a rain of lefts and rights to the stomach and chin, the challenger took the count of nine and had just re- gained his feet when Dempsey, care fully measuring his balance, finish ed the bout with right hand punch to the chin.
 Delayed special trains held back the fight
 The First Round
 Miske landed the first blow. Both challenger and champion measured each other with a cautious tattoo of ltfts and rights none of them seem ihs to punish much. The crowd yell cd at Dempsey to speed it up and AIiske grinned. Dempsey crossed left to fhe jaw and followed with right to the stomach that fairly boonied with its solid impact Miske backed away and covered up without showing signs of distress. Dempsey finished the session by feinting with the left to Miske's wind and follow ing with q right to the head.
 Round 2.
 The second round opened fast with the champ trying hard to rock Aliske's head with his left Demp- sey found his opponents jaw with a terrific blow that snapped Miske's head back and left him dizzy and be- fore he had recovered, the champion stepped in and bored upward with a right that landed just below the heart and sent AIiske sprawling on his side. half sitting. Despite shouts from his handlers to take all the rest he could. Miske struggled up at the count of five and backed away GOV ering his stomach. Dempsey rushed and AIiske slipped in for clinch, but the champion kept one arm free and landed three short arm blows on the chin. :.
 Stepping free.ehe swung with his left in a faint and Miske recoiled be- fore the blow which never landed.
 The Final Spasm.
 AIiske came up strong in the third, and fighting desperately with his teeth eritted, he bored in with q .apid exchange, landing a right to the ,odv. but his speed proved his even .ual undoing for he failed to cover lis weakest, point, the body. Demp- ;eo matched speed for speed, and he round was still young when his wift travelling left found Miskes stomach again and the challenger vent down.
 At the count of three he was on lis knees. but plainly suffering from he punishment, and he took the inll ount of nine before coming up. AS .kiske struggled to his feet, Demp- ev stepped back, carefully measured is distance and bored upward with
 right hand swing that lauded auareiv on the chin. The challenger ell like a log lying partly under the opes. ana with Dempsey standing yer him. was counted out in his own orner.
 At the count of ten, the victor Tilted he vanuuished into the chair his sec