The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-27
Fight by Rounds
Round One.

Round Ono.
After. some sparring Welling
landed right to the body. Leonard
hooked "a left to the head. and att
er an exchange Leonard sent
right half-arm uppercut to the chin.
There was no damage done.
Round Two.
They exchanged rights and lefts
to the body and Leonard hooked
right to the face. Both landed left
and right to the head at close quar-
ters. Leonard kept Jabbing left to
the face and sent three hard ltfs
to the body, blocking Welling's
right lead to the head. Leonard
kept forcing the pace to the bell
doing nearly all the leading.
Round Three.
Leonard hooked "A hard left 10 the
ear and sent another to the nose.
yelling was strictly on the defcn-
sive, seeming to be waiting for
Leonard TO tire from his efforts.
yelling was cautioned by the
referee for hitting low on the body
At short range Keeling put two
rights to the body and Leonard
hooked his right to the head.
There was some mitigating with
no damage. The men exchanged
ught rights to the head.
Round -Four.
At close quarters yelling sent
three short rights to the body and
then Leonard stepped back and In
again with left and right to the
head. yelling sent back "a hard
right 10 the head. Leonard jabbed
los, a F.lt
clinched. After the break Leonard
sent "a hard right to the head and
missed "a wicked left hook.
Round Five.
yelling jabbed left to face and
Leonard sent left to the body and
right hook to head. Leonard
hooked his left TO body and face
and yelling landed n hard right to
head.
Leonard sent half a dozen lefts
TO the body and yelling hooked his
right to the head.
After some sparring Leonard
missed n right swing to the head
at the bell.
Round SIX.
Leonard kept jabbing TO the body
and then sent his left hard to the
body and head without a return.
Leonard put more steam in his
blows at this stage and sent rights
and lefts to the head, following with
three vicious right uppercuts.
yelling hooked his left to the
face and received "A vicious return
to the chin.
This was the liveliest round so
far.
Round Seven.
IannarJ ,u hhal thrna loffc In tho
body and they exchanged rights tn
the head. Then Leonard staggered
yelling with left hook to the ear
and followed with n right to the
body, forcing yelling into Il neutral
corner and driving two rights 10
| the head before the gong sounded
Round Eight.
Leonard sent three left jabs to the
body.
After a clinch Leonard hooked a
| hard left to the head. yelling Tab
bed left to the face and was driven
back with stiff right to the head
Benny swung right to head and
hooked right to Jaw. Two hard
rights to the heart from Leonard
made Yelling vince.
Round Nine.
| Leonard hooked his left to the
{ 'iNhbt
right to the stomach. The champion
was outboxlng and outfighting his
man but his blows seemed to lack
steam. as though making weight had
weakened him. Leonard sent his
tight to the head twice while Well
ing did not land an effective blow
during the round.
Hound Ten.
There was "A lot of fiddling in this
| round which was rather tame. unit
Leonard sent his left to the body and
| followed ii with a hard right To tn,
| face. Leonard hooked two lefts &c
the face and they were sparring al
the bell.
Round Eleven.
Leonard drove his right over the
heart and yelling .ountered with q
right TO the head. Leonard hooked
"A left to the body and head. Leon
ard tried a right swing for the head
but ii went wild just before the
bell.
Round Twelve.
Both landed rights to the head
and Benny kept boring in, sending
lcfts to the body. yelling going into
a cllnch frequently. Benny hooked
"A hard right to the ear. He jabbet
a left thre times and hooked his
light again to the head. At close
quarters, Leonard sent two rights tC
the body and followed II with ,
short half right arm uppercut, Well