The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-27

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 They exchanged rights and lcfts to the body and Leonard hooked a right to the face. Both landed left and right to ths head at close quarters. Leonard kept jabbing left to the face and sent three hard lefts to the body, blocking Weil- ing's right lead to the head. Leonard kept forcing the pace to the bell, doing nearly all the leading.
 THIRD ROUND
 Leonard hooked a hard left to the ear and sent another to the nose. Yelling was strictly on the defensive, seemin., 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, Yelling put two rights to the body and Leonard hooked his righ. to the head. There was some in-fighting with no damage, the men exchanging light rights to the head.
 FOURTH ROUND
 At close quarters, Yelling sent three short rights to the body and then Leon ard stepped back in again with left and right to the head Yelling sent back hard right to the head. Leonard ja5- bed left to the face and Yelling clneh- ed. After the break, Leonard sent a hard right to the face and missed q wicked left hook.
 FIFTH ROUND
 Welling jabbed hard left to face and Leonard sent left to body and right hook to head. Leonard hooked his left to body and face and Yelling landed hard right to head. Leonard sent half a dozen lefts to the body, and Yelling hooked another right to the head. After some sparring Leonard missed a right swing to the head at the bell.
 SIXTH ROUND
 Leonard kept jabbing to the body and then sent his left hard to the body and head without return. Leonard put moro steam in his blows at this stage and sent right and left to the head, following with three right up- percuts. Welling hooked hard left to the face and received vicious re- turn right to the chin. This was the liveliest round so far.
 SEVENTH ROUND
 Leonard jabbed three lefts to the body, and they exchanged rights to the head. Then Leonard staggered Yelling with a left hook to the ear and followed with 8 right to the body, forcing Yelling into neutral corner and driving two rights to the head before the gong sounded.
 ElGd n ROOND
 Leonard sent three left jabs to the body. After Q clinch, Leonard hooked a hard left to the head. Welling jabbed a left to the face and was driven back with stiff jab to the head. Two hard rights to the head from Leonard made Welling vince.
 NINTH ROUND
 Leonard hooked his left to the head three times and drove hard right to the stomach. The champion was out boxing and outfighting Yelling, but his blows seemed to lack steam, as though making weight had weakened him. Leonard sent his right to the head twice, while Yelling did not land an effective blow during the round.
 TENTH ROUND
 There was lot of fiddling in this round, which was rather tame until Leonard sent hls left to the body and followed ii with hard right to the face. Leorard hooked two lefts to the face,~ and tkey were sparring at the bell.
 ELEVENTH ROUND
 Leonard hit Yelling with right to the heart and Yelling countered right to the head. Leonard hooked left to body and head. Leonard kept forcing, but there was a good deal of clinching. Leonard tired rlgnt SWlnB TOT the Hcstu, pu' it went wild just before the bell
 TWELFTH ROUND
 Both landed rights to the head and Benny kept boring in. sending lefts to the body,' Yelling going into a clinch freouently. Benny hooked a hard right to the ear He jabbed with his left three times and hooked his right again to the head. At close quarters, Leonard sent two rights to the body and followed it with a short half right arm upper cut. Yelling going to his corner seem ingly uninjured.
 THIRTEENTH ROUND Leonard sent left and right to body and right to the head, Yelling still being on the defensive. Leonard hooked right to the jaw, staggering Welling. who fell backward through the ropes, but was up again in a moment. Leonard rushed at him again. sending him down again for a count of two. Then he battered him all over the ring with lefts and rights sending him down once again for count of four. Welling got up again very groggy and staggered into his cor ner as the bell rang.
 FOURTEENTH ROUND
 Yelling was in distress but game as he came up. Leonard hooked left to head and sent two rights to the Jaw. Yelling going down for count or seven. Benny was overanxious ana missed a swinging right upper cut, Iecnard swung another right on We'll ipg's jaw and the referee stepped in between them, stopping the bout to save Yelling from further punishment, de- spite the protest from Welling and his 
 Time of fourteenth round. 1 minute and