The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-01

Hall appeared in the Hng WilIL tbandageS above both of his eyes. put fthis did not detract from the Crasho tboxer's speed. Joe was there with tarl of his cat-hlke antics but Prince succeeded in hitting him at will Tn Ethe upper regions. while Hall con fined his attack chiefly to Prince body. The boys gave a pretty exhl, tbition of boxing in the first round with Prince landing couple or tlck- Hers under Halls chin-
 Both of the boxers landed shoot twaIlops in the second. Prince insist ed on setting a hot pace by trying to Hand his left effectively on Halls Jaw, kbut the latter was clever in duck1ng tand came back with blows to Princes Ebread basket
 Fast Fighting in Third Round
 The third round was a warm ses- tsion, both boxers succeeding in plant kchange of wallops. While Prince was trying to belt Hall in the counte- nance, the Crasho boxer pushed over several more of his body punches Hall surprised Prince by planting Ileft hand punch square in the face twhile Billy returned the compliment Fit was a merry whirl of left 1apS III the finale of the round
 There was also some peppery Work tin the fourth session when Hall up tpercut Prince twice. the latter com Prince adopted hurricane tactics in tthe fifth. There was a spasm Of in fighting, the referee being forced to separate the battlers several times .but no damage ensued. Prince d1- Erected some well aimed blows at Hall, but the latter ducked them all.
 Hall coIlided with one of Prince s,tinging left jabs in the sixth but the jolt failed to daze the Crasho lad Hall came right back, retaliating with a couple of steaming righthand- ers to Princes jaw There was further exchange of rights ana IeTts land honOrS were again even.
 In the seventh Prince landed a pair of stiff punches on Halls snoot, tpunchfng tactics Hall also tried to land his right, but Prince displayed wonderful blocking tactics and es- fcaped the attack.
 round Prince rushed Hall to the ropes and succeeded in landing a EcoupIe of uppercuts, but they lacked steam and did no harm to Hall Prince landed a pair of right hooks, but Hall came back strong with his left. Prince carried the fight to his "a shade over Hall in the finale, but the boys split the honors on a 5O-5O basis in the eight rounds.
 Dusky Mitters in Combat.
 Toney Jones. a Stamford bod car rier and former Bridgeporter, and rounds of action with -honors about even Jones entered the fray with the idea of finishing up the soldier in jig time, but the latter came back strong Young Brooks, the referee Ihad a hard time in making the pr1n- IcipaIs fight, both being tired out and resortfng to sta111ng after She third round.
 Young Mack of Stamford had onee of his toughest fights when fe faced Kid F1oria TSae battle was full o1 action from start to finish, the New Torker uncorking some terrible punches that shook the frame o1 Mack It was also draw
 Bridgeport was represented at the ringside with a goodsized delegation which included Jim RacWley, Waiter Holm. Young Luby, Pete Dunn George By, Johnny ''Red" Allen Harry Cohen and others Pete DunT outshined 'em all as he was the onl! local boy to be introduced
 Young Eddy also bowed to tht crowd and challenged the winner o. the Angelo and Carter bout.