Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-15
BY Associated Press.

BlNGSlDE. NEW YORK. Dee. IA
Two negroes Elll Tate. 1T N,N Ntrh
and "Nil' Nurfulk II Baltimore. from
TN, rival training camps Il Dempsey
and Brennan. were the principals iu
The ten round bout which preceded the
main event Tate was six inches tall
tr aud a. pounds heavier than his up.
p"uvni who weighed ~ bounds.
Tate had some difficulty In lnndinr
on ia, smaller nan while the little fci.
low scored frequently with l,f,s and
rights 10 stomach and face To- the c,.
dent dmua"u Ont OF the spectators who
ch,,rcd the Norfolk KIDS untiring
efforts \ hard left smash drew blood
from TItc's nose In the seventh round
and the only points Tate scored were
earned by an occasional jnb 10 the az.
grcsso,'s head
The Judges decided that Kid" Nor.
folk had won.
While hall a dozen photographers got
into the ring tu be- ready tu s-,p the
PRINCIPALS. In Ihc biz event when thew
arrived. ihc moving picture men wrr'
oH both sides II the garden. busiiv
uui yards IT iilm.t
-Four powerful lights suspended from
the root high over the ring madv the
rope enclosure almost as brigh, as da,.
!.ghi.
.'toppan entered The ring ~ 02S. his
green trunks pccplng out from undo!
a crimson sweater.
Dempsey came through the rop,s I'm
Erc1nan's corner q muincn; later n.
champion stopped Tor moment o.
shake hands with his challenger arl
then each of them examined the band.
agcr ou the others hands
Dempsey wore white trunks. TONED
win red, white ard blue belt ana
only were a towel over his shoulders
Announcer Humphreys introduced
Dempsey as the hardest hitting heavy
weight champion over known Br,n.
uar was introduced as from Chicago.
and thu most popular h,oyy.wcight m
The middle vest
tn" weights were Dempsey 49,.
brennan la,.
John llnukup ~ Brooklyn. was the
referee and the Judges we're ThomasI
9rpol;lyn and joe Rudy oiI
New York athletic rlub.
m" photographers got through their
work quickly aud The ring was cleared
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\ telegram was read from Jess VA
ard at II mss civ asking Tex Richard
Ia challenge the winner.
Round One.
The mon got into the center II tho
Tins. Dsnpssy landing first righ'
'h,r o. the hend They exchange lefaI
and rights Ia the body at CLOSE quarters
md cllnchcd frequently Brennan
vorked lefi hooks to the head whit.
prmns'y sent two rights io tho head
ne ~ which narrowly missed Bren.
nn'g chin Both worked fast NJ clusr
Iuatters and Dempsey scratched Brei
ANS Tight cyc with % lcft hook
D.mps'y's round by shade
Round Two.
DDmltsOy landed light right on IA.
iock. Brennan replying with similar |
low IN the neck Then they got into
short arm m,V'up. Dempsey missed |
IN hook Tor The head Brennan 4
lnol'ci left ~ stomach Short lrfts and
Ighi- were exchanged at rlose quar-.
ere and Dempsey sent hnlf arm Isitl
- the body and brought II 4" the face
nth great deal 81 steam behind Il
Drnupsrv was short with right a. IA,
'pad and Brennan got In two half arinI
ipp,rciis over the heart They were
n livcly miN.up ~ the b-ll.
Freeman had a shade In this round.
Round THREE.
They rushed into clinch and ,hen
ychangcd body blows Both hndadl
hort upp'rcuts, Dempsey duckei intoI
right hook which was followed hy q
"a and right Ia the head Dempsey
hon started after his man with lef.
nj right hoofs but seemingly did not
~ much power into the blows Dcmp.
~ crosScd his right hard e. tn eat
b. hardest blow 81 far In the fight