The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-18

With powerful, well directed fright delivered as Vince Coffey came tearing in wildly, Louis Bogash of this . city, knocked out Coffey in the third round of their scheduled 15 round battle at the Pioneer clnb in New Pork last night; The story as told
 New York Times.
 Lou Bogash, Bridgeport, Conn.,, middleweight, made short work of Vince Coffey, welterweight of Kings ton, NY, last night in their sched- ulGd ffteen-round bout which Was the feature of the card at the Pioneer Sporting club. Bogash, with O pow erful, well-directed right delivered as his rival came tearing in wildly, sent Coffey down for the count of ten in the third round- The blow felled Golf i've like a ton of brick, and he lay out at full length, his head in his tolled off the monotonous ten-second count.
 The knockout ended a comparative k1y uDinteresting bout. Bogash clear fly was superior in all departments of tboXing, and after the first round it was only a question of just when the tsquat,, broad-shouldered little Bridge port nnidd1eweight would tapple his Erival. The answer to the problem twas deftly supplied by Bogash after the third round had gone two minutes and 50 seconds.
 Coffey failed to exhibit anything
 
 Ftton as a welterweight title contend CT. The Kingston mans showing was unimpressive and ineffective. He swung wildly and without the least Follows, the few he did land. failed to carry any steam. Shortly after the Estart of the contest Coffey came near Etncapacitat his opponent when he Estruck Bogash foul, but the latter re- ] fused to have the contest stopped and after walking about the ring for about forty-five seconds, resumed the mill- ing.
 fCoffey was imni ediately subjected ito a battering which acquainted the crowd with the fact that Bogash could end the mill at his leisure. A left hook to the pit of the stomach near the end of the round sent Coffey crashing to the GOT, almost out of the ring. The Kingston boxer assisted himself by grabbing the middle rope and Bogash immediately gave a help ing hand, dragging Coffey back to his feet. again. Just as the bell rang Coffey was down on one knee, duck ing another vicious left from Bo' gash.
 In the second round Bogash began a steady attack to his rivals stomach Cuffey, showing not the least vestige of boxing ability, came rushing at the Bridgeport boxer swinging like 2 windmill Bogash simply stepped out O. his rivals path and then as quickly stepped in with resoundine blows on the stomach The body phnching soon had Cohey in distres: and he eased up a bit in his rushes Near the end of the round Bogasf started jabbing the Kingston lad ant drew the claret from Coffey's moutf with .stinging left. r..
 fBogash continued his body attacl though the third session and hat Coffey swinging like a rusty garde1 gate The Kingston boxer was at ; decided disadvantage, but, neverthe less, he was willing. After two min utes and 50 seconds of boxing. So eash stepped coolly aside as Coffe, came tearing in, for all the world lik a maddened bull. and, like the craci O ia whip, lashed out with right t the jaw which landed rather hsh b11t carried enough driving power t flop Coffey in the latter's corner where he was counted out.
 The weights were: Bogash, 15 Fpounds; Coffey IA.