The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27
BrenerfOn
Boy Takes
Big Dive
"Hec" initiates Fred and
PIasterer Knocks Him
Kicking in Arena Show
BY LEO II. LASSEN


Fred Fulton. the Minnesota
plasterer, put Young Hector,
the Bremerton heavyweight.
TO sleep so quickly at the
Arena last night that local
boxing fans weren't given any
chance to see just how good
the challenger of Jack Demp-
sey really is. After Hector
had started out by tapping
him lightly in the face with a
couple of lefts and a right,
Fulton looked annoyed. tilted
Hector's head up with a sharp
left hook and crossed his right
TO the chin. and the birds
started to sing for Hector,
and they sang for about 10
minutes before the Bremerton
boy came out of it.
No wonder Jack Dempsey
isn't wild about fighting big
Fred again. Dempsey may be
good, but If he can knock out
Fulton again before Fulton
smacks him on the jaw. what
a bear of a fighter this bird
Dempsey must be. II is doubt
full il any man in the world
can swing over a right cross
with more speed than Fulton
showed his starboard mitt in
to Hector's face last night.
The first time Dempsey and F'ui
ton met. Fulton took the count In
the first round: bu, IL Is mighty
doubtful II even Dempsey could put
away the big Mlnncsotan again.
Hector Starts Wen
Hector surprised the big crowd
that jammed the Arena last night
BY taking the offensive right off tho
bat. He could have avoided the
sleep waiiop II he had fought
more careful battle but he left him.
self open and didn't have chance
TO keep away from the X. o. dive.
Fuitons next bout on the Coast
will be with Gunboat Smith In Nil
waukic. Ore. April !. After seeing
the Gunner here. we're feeling sor
~ for him already.
Joe Bonds and While Keller. an
other brace OF heavyweights. should
have been thrown out Of the ring
last night for stallirg around. They
looked Ike . couple OF prizs buns
last night. IL was called a draw
after four miserable rounds Mel.
thrr man was In real condition to
box and neither could box II he
wanted TO. What shade there was
belonged to Bonds. Keeicr acting
like II was a crime 20 do anything
but run away. Local promoters
who use either OF them again should
have their heads examined.
Rogers Wins
Frankie Rogers won the call over
Billy Nelson In the welter division.
Frankie was the aEgresxor and de
served the call after four rounds.
RED" Henry and Grant Randalls
mlddiewcights. put up another good
mix. going to draw. Henry used a
body punch that RandaIis had trou-
bic keeping away from. while Ran
dalls used his right well on Henry's
rcd-thatched dome.
Eddie Jackson won a close call
over Mickey Brown in the best bout
Of the night They're iightweights
The FIRST two rounds were even.
jackson won the third by a mile. and
Brown won the last round when he
knocked jackson down with a right
to the Jaw. and counting by rounds.
the bout should have been n draw.
but jackson won by aggressiveness
and by packing a SITTER punch.
Brown put up game fight
Wopp Loses
Joe wopp sailed along nicely for
two rounds with Noodles Knox.
Vancouver welter. In the curtain
raiser. and then he walked into a
right on the jaw and sat down Knox
won the verdict.
The show, which was the first put
on by Clay Hlte. OF the Northwest
Athletic club. was run off In good
style and every bout got over well
with the exception Of the Keller
Bonds ham and egg act