Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-22
ropes. It was the blow which won the
fight Before Amons could follow up
his advantage the round ended.

fight Before Amons could follow up
his advantage the round ended.
kenneley Shows Gameness.
kennelley came back seemingly
strong but II was soon evident his
blows lacked the punch After an ex-
change of rights at the opening OF
the third they fell into clinch,
Amons hitting freely before the
break. Kenneliey swung wild, Amons
backing away with a grin. Kennelley
got in a nasty right to the face, but
Amons came back with pair, one
from each mitt. The Des Moines lad
shot a swift right to the head. but
received two in return. Amons put
straight Jolt to the nose, drawing
blood Kennelley rushed Amons ana
planted a hard right to the head. and
Amons responded with left to the
ear.
Kennelley fell into q clinch at the
opening of the fourth and again
Amons tornlented him with short
labs to the face Kennelley hung on
and Referee O'Connor had difficulty
In parting the battlers. kennelle!
missed left and right swings. Amons
backing away.
kenneIiey in Bad Shape.
Amons shot n left to the chin az
the opening Of the fifth sending Ken"
nelley to the ropes. The latter came
back with rush and for few sec
onds fought madly but his blows hao
little effect He missed an uppcrcut
and was sent back to the ropes with
Il short right jab. Amons swung :"
the head with his right, kenneiies
falling into a clinch. Amons shot
left to the head and Kennelley missen
an uppercut as the gong sounded,
Remotely appeared u be regainins
his strength, ut the opening OF tie
sixth. Amons got to the' head twice
lightly. Remotely put weak right
to the head and In return caught TWO
rights to the face. Remotely again
went into a clinch. An exchange OF
rights to the head was followed pS
a short upper cut by the locai iau,
Kennedy coming back with stu
right to the jaw. Amons shot nara
right to the head, which staggered
Kennelley. as the round ended.
kenneiley Virtually Out.
Kennelley missed swing for the
head as the seventh opened. and
Amons stepped In to send right and
left TO the body. Kenne!ley got light
right to the nose and left TO the
body Amons put a right to the heart
and a left to head and ISennelley fell
forward into a clinch Amons put
left to the jaw and a right and left
to the face. Kennelley webbing Ike
n drunken sailor.
Amons stepped In with an upper
cut at the opening Of the eighth. he
shot a left to the head and Kennel
ley went to the ropes. Kennelley
ducked a right swing and went into
clinch. Amons again reached his
chin and shot hard right
to the face. Another left to the jaw,
followed by right and left to the face.
sent Kennelley to the ropes He sup
ported himself an instant and then
fell to the floor. He mace no effort to
rise and his second threw up the
sponge.
Amons was in the best of cond!-
ton and Remotely, tho hitting fire.
uuGnIly, Idlieu W viz AS~N'
hoy. The weights were given as 14o
pounds for both men.
Tho tight MAS witnessed by the
largest crowd that has ever attended
an American Legion show, the hall
being packed.
Prsliminaries Please Crowd.
Art Sheldon and Jack Schatzmann
stepped a fast and furious four
with open gloves to aSdraw in
the preliminaries.
George Bonner and Cara Brown,
at 1873 and 1877 pounds, respectively,
opened the show. with u four-round
boxing bout.
A wrestling match between two
boys, announced as zbyszko and the
Japanese champion, furnished the
crowd with ten minutes Of real sport
Zeiler, 12o pounds, and Lage. 100
pounds, worked fast-so fast, indeed.
that Lage was victor in less than
minutes young Hackensmith' ref
creed the wrestling bouts.