New Britain herald., 1920-09-07
E NO MATCH FOR NIPPON DEMPSEY
Boxer Sent to Canvas by K. 0. Punch

Harbor. Mich. Sept Ts-Ths hodieaI walloper. Jack Dempsey. Mlske no serious contender for weight championship In their n9ht yesterday He knocked
 ln tho third round after seven nd ia seconds of actual fighting.
 same round in which Dempsey itIe from Jess Willard at Toledo adencc Day last year.
 took Miske's measure in the first ablcd him with q terrific blow tomach, Just below tho heart, in and whom the bell rang again m as he pleased.
 hIrd round ho knocked the chal- twice and to his knees once.
 i blows--a half swing with tho ing a hammer ht MiHke's mid
 then c right to the chin-were with all of tho force that the
 beautifully co-ordinatsd muscles x to bear. The last thump fell se of Miske's jaw. httlo to the he chin.
 uocond round Miske had bounced after measuring his length upon
 The first time he was felled tn round hs stayed for the count of rwRatned his feet, with the smile brightened his face at the start y . drawing down of a corner of until most of his teeth were I'd time, the last time. the time the hopes of the-st. Paul police that he could stay 10 rounds with g machine like Dempsey. Misxe VII and stayed there. He lay in ina with his right arm crooked head. His eyes were closed. Up moved the hand of Referee Jim
 tolllnE on the, seconds. Miske attempt to rise. He twitched t was all. over him stood Domp- never, from the moment he en- ling. smiled. Dempsey stood thero gloves paving the air. ready to ce more If Miske should try to but Mlske was for the moment thought of renewing the combat. nconscious through the count of fterward. as the referee siEnalled second and turned to point to the champion bent and tried to Iaten man to his feet. But Miske al weight and down he slipped Wing the rest to the challenger's kho were now leaping the ropes Ing.
 staiked to his corner. pulled his mock sweater over his head. and hA~ A1eANNa&
 Miske Was Game.
 fd not make farce of it. He Icy say. a willing lad and game Ehing only a pound less than the -~the figures were announced as for Dempsey and fss for Miske-- of an Inch taller. year younger, by one inch Of Dempsey's reach. t 90 badly matched with the other b far as superficial appearances
 dia not seek refuge in a clinch D time, as In their previous en- but sailed In the best he know was nimbie of foot. knew how to hit Dempsey frequently. Hut his not affect the other Eeptleman, " one that Dempsey drove homo d with precision beautiful to be- In addition, carried n punch that bly, annihilatinK. In the end. the periscops of hindsight. it ollsh for MiMke to have dreamed ould stand up with the Dempsey tho unpractIeed eye 1t did not N the beginning. and. as has been pride of st. Paul gave to the en- ii he had to give. and his friends Northwest who had bet on him he limit. and did most of the hoi- tho rlnGslde. are not reproaohing ast of all his wife. who was a and had the puEzling task of telegram to the two Miske chif- Ing them that their daddy was hour making them cry.
 Georges Carpentier. of France. he notice that the Dempsey who beat kas not gone back"
 l0lmdiaiors. We'll Paid.
 bEht before upward of 2o.oo0 per. of whom were women, in a real ls a great bowl hollowed in the nd ln a lot outside of the town. mss were blanks resting on posts te tho sand. Floyd Fitzsimmons. 0x~n took in between s1so.oo0 and Dempsey got a guarantee of bald in advance, and half of the fpts above tl0O. 900. So his share VI H7B.0o0 for seven minutes and . of satisfying toll The share of rot been revealed.
 Av~iy Preliminary Bouts.
 pt slx-round preliminary bout owwthsr two naKroes--the veteran Hford. of Boston. and Bill Tate, of |k The colossal Tate, six inches m InnRford and with a reach like kin. made ole sam pun and sweat have disposed of him at any time, leased the crowd by deHistInE.
 man. nobody knows how hurt 1 I.angford as the last round ended. mi-sna1 brought together Harry PfttsburRh. and Chick wigwins. of This was A good scrap, furious all way, keying up and pleasing tho Greb had the better of R on
 BiE Fellows Appear.
 name into the ring t5 minutes be- psar vas visible. 4 purple bath him white trunks and everything pt his face and hands and feet. Aa Hahtiy to and fro. waving his he brethren from the Twin Cities m,. and smiling constantly without ry pIouahed through the ropes at m. His face looked drawn and. little nod. did not respond to tho mt went up. It was not great bempsey. as a champion. does not be as popular with the mob as N prodIRfes as Sullivan and Corbett. uuml pictures were taken and tho ebritles introduced, including such ms Charley White, Johnny Coulon l IfrKeefe, Johnny Tiiiman, Jack |Trmnkia Callahan. also FitEHim' Hahe'n manager. Jack Reddys Demp' |nsaer. Jack kaarnr. and Tom Big Ifrsnan of the State Boxing Com