The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-07
o,Dowd shaky in Eighth.

O'Dowd Shaky in Eighth.
 Tn the eighth round Bogash stag gered O'Dowd with a stlnglng leL. eo the ex-champion's ear and the gohs saved him. The blow rocked M!he and he wavered as he returned to ms ccrner In the third Looey Ianueu stiff right-hander on ODoWu air niun and followed it up with pall of vicious uppercuts, but the eA champion weathered the gale O. blows, and responded by cllPplAs sniacker on the latter's bread basket.
 Contrary to his usual style or 1eel- ing out his opponent by sIoW stasot Bogash sailed right into ODoWu aL under an avalanche of left-handefs and uppercuts. Mike retahated py rushing Bogash to the ropes anu landing a couple of wanops on the hodv The session was full of action and honorS were even
 In the second he repeated his go- ahead system and pushed Mike up against the ropes where the pair eH- changed wallops that did no damage to each. O'Dowd came back by push ing Looey around the ring and both exchanged rights and lefts Just pe- fore the gong sounded.
 Bogash Changes Tactics.
 In the third round Bogash permit ted O'Dowd to carry the fight to him. Looey in a mixup shot a Wh1zzlnS succeeded in clustering O'DoWd's body with a pair of telling thumps.
 O'Dowd made his best showing in the fourth and fifth rounds. After mailing Bogash on the jaw he maui ed him about the ring, when the lat ter dispatched O'Dowd to the ropes with a savage uppercut, Mike re turning the compliments by paStlng Bogash on the jaw and holding him to the ropes. In the fifth ODoWd again forced Bogash to the ropes ana 6ound the Bridgeporter's body for several slams that were not rel1shed by Bogas
 Both boxers eased up their pace in the sixth session which brought boos galore, neither fighter evincing any desire of nlizttng up matters.
 Crowd Razzes Bogash
 Bogash's crouch in the seventh; chasing around the ring, brought the razz chorus into action. 'Why don you stand up and fight?" they yelled at Looey. Looey did fight and bumped O'Dowd's ribs with a couple of hard ones and topped them off with two uppercuts that appeared to make O'Dowd bit hay.
 O'Dowd entered upon the eighth round like a savage bull, rushing Bo- gash again to the ropes, but his blows lacked steam. Bogash saved put stopper to Mikes agility by era shing in several hard blows to the latter's stomach. Looey despatched Mike to ring fence with a left to the
 
 nent It was then that LOOey al most f1oored the eN-champion with terrific crack on the right ear. The bell ended a sizzling period.
 Opening the ninth by planting lefthander on O'Dowd's battered jaw, O'Dowd again pushed BOgash to the ropes and mauled the Rridgeportet about the ring without damage. To ward the end of the period Bogash again Gazed O'Dowd with a sOuthpaw belt to the jaw.
 hn lI-L- in the ninth his left eye was nearly closed the result of the bombard- ment he faced in the earlier rounds. Mike, however, continued game and lops against Bogash's stomach, but they were harmless. Both boxers percutting O'Dowd. but the eN-cham- pion refused to finch before the pasting.
 the eleventh round opened He jarred Bogash with powerful blow to the chin, and again was the bat ting against the ropes resumed. O'Dowd repeatedly rushed Bogash, but Looey proved himself too agile and avoided the franticany aimed punches of the eX-champfln. Bogash O'Dowd on the jaw which hurled him against the boundary line of the ring as the bell tolled.
 The final round was all Bogash's.
 
 the hand shaking incident and land ed two Iefts in quick succession on O'Dowds countenance They nearly . took the fight out of Mike for a time. but the old fighting spirit of the ex- champion refused to droop. He ? sailed in again with all of his waning strength, but the evasive Bogash kept out of harms way. A lefthand rap on O'Dowds jaw by Bogash ended a5-t the fray.
 Bawis from the crowd greeted the ,iefo ,JT-.aIH HaF Bogash as the latter was making his way to his dressing room from th= ring and shouted in Looey's ear: t'You were robbed. You won all ot the twelve rounds.
 Sammy Cohen scored a whirIwind knockout over K. O. Johnny 1nhouse in the semi-final Cohen made short work of his opponent, flooring hin, for the count in the second round Cohen scaled only 114 pounds. while Musante 111 S7 101 sos
 BOSTON CHOOSES HEAPHY.
 Newton Mass, Dec. 7-John Hea. phy of Beverly was elected captain +r,a Rnctnn CO11aCa foOthaII m