Arizona republican., 1920-06-05
GARTER SCORES
 kAYO OVER VET.
 DANNY GOODMAN
Chicago Boy Proves Game to the Core-Goes Down Seven Times Until Too Weakened to Continue Preiiminaries Develop Fast Work

They rejuvenated the boxing game last night. They brought it to life over the almost insensible body of one Donny Goodman. failing from Los Angeles. Tommy Carter of Phoenix young, full of pep, and possessing a universe of confidence furnished the motive power which sent Goodman in to that place from which the fighter, no matter how clever he is. never re- turns
 Here's the story. the inside of it and the outside both. It lasted six vas seven times under the merciless onslaught of Carter. He just couldn't make the grade, to come back after the seventh and final wallop which sent him where the daisies grow.
 Goodman Through
 It was the old old story of an old ufne tried, battle scared veteran going up against a young pugnacious person packing wallop and with an invin- cible will to win.
 I'm through" mumb1ed Goodman after the fight. That's the last time l start" and swollen lips never spoke a more eloquent tale.
 The hero of no one probably knows how many tough fights, Goodman had @to come to Phoenix to find out he was lie was literally KnOck6Q loose from his shoes. Twice the bell saved him from complete knockout. Once in the fourth and fifth the vel come sound of the bell found him on his knees wondering whether Carter had hit him with the bucket or the chair.
 As was mentioned before. the bout went six rounds, or rather the sIaugh- ter was prolonged for approximately IS minutes The first round was fairly even both boys showing some clever boxing, with Carter doing a little more leading than the veteran. In the sec ond round Carter did most of the lead ing, but Goodman demonstrated that having stepped the fight fantastic with scores of big timers, he knew a few things about the game of getting out froIA under.
 The second round belonged to Carter as did the third and then came the fateful fourth. Up to this time the bout had been fairly good with a chance that it might go the full 10 rounds. But it didn't. Carter landed solid left to the "tummy" which Arocked Goodman loose from his socks &Sarter then passed over a right cross which succeeded in sending Goodman doNHn to the mat and hurting Carter's init Nso that he was practically unable to ussR it thereafter.
 Down Fortunes
 Four & times Goadman took the count in the IlIN@ round. EOur times he came up for more and still the crowd thought he was pullfNqg some clever stuff and merely stallinAg, looking for his eager youthful opponent to lay himself open to a hay maker. SfssS-sssffs.a was literally knocked all c-~l tfBe ring. He met and acknowledged enough blows to put the average Lightweight out for all time but the handicap of lacking a right kept Carter from ending the orgy. The bell saved Goodnlan and he staggered into his chair with the assistance oi his seconds, and sat there wondering how Carter came to use brick on him
 The opening of the fifth round showed that Goodman was still dazed He swung wild, weaving in and about the ring like a man who has received a shot of strychnine and is looking fol place to 'fiop.1 Again Carter landed on the wind and sent Goodman dowI for the count and again the bell saved the veteran, who probably gave tn, Huns more to worry about than he diC Carter.
 At the opening of the sixth rount Goodman went to the mat for the sixtl time. He came up finally, only t, swing around a few wild times an,