Arizona republican., 1921-09-06


 Campbell forced the boys to do little battling and in the eighth Web CT planted right to McCarthy's jaw that ended the party. much to the satisfaction of all concerned.
 The fight was tame-McCarthy lost some blood and took some beating, but his ring ability was lacking. Johnny was overmatched and showed his distress in the first round. Some day Mac may be a real miller but he couldn't be credited as such today. Weber took every round, landing on Mccarthy almost at will. Johnny waited too long to start his blows and by the time he was ready to swing he was on the receiving end of<two. three and sometimes four hard punches.
 Weber stopped Mccarthy, but he failed to show any real class If Referee Campbell had loafed on the job the main event would have been terrible. Up to the seventh round the going was easy for both boys. Weber beating Mac to the punch and Mac doing a marathon around the ring. In round seven, Campbell insisted they get busy and Mac tried his best, which was not very much. They did exchange a few hard punches and Mccarthy stopped running long enough to exchange a few blows. Mac was all in-in fact he was all in after the first round, and when they stepped out for the eighth he showed signs of distress. Weber hammered him into a corner and he went down for six. Johnny got up and swung a few times. but fusil- lade to the head dropped him for nine. Again Mac got to his feet only to meet hard right to the jaw that put him over for ten He tried gamely to go on with his part of the exhibition and was on his feet. but tottering, when Campbell decided 1t had gone far enough and gave the verdict to Weber.
 The fans can thank Referee Camp | bell that the party was not any worse. He will pass as third man in the ring and is entitled to re- turn showing.
 Mike Scores Again
 Soldier. Brown gave promise of @ regular mill in the first round of last nights semi-final, but Young Mike ended his hopes in the second round with a right to the jaw followed by a left to the same spot. Brown was fast and fairly clever, but he couldn't take Mikes assortment of man. killers.
 OLEA STOPS BRAUN
 Kid Olea forced Braun to retire il the fifth round of a scheduled six. | round preliminary. Braun got ava, to a good start and in the third anC fourth round looked like winner. Olea rushed from his corner in tn, fifth and took all the fight out O. Braun. Al made a desperate at tempt to connect for a kayo. which h, failed to do. Olea hit one that migh have been low and Braun fell to hi! knees claiming foul. Referee Camp bell refused to be talked out Of hi authority and started to count. whicl brought Braun to his feet. Al trieC to keep up, but Olea's punches wer' too much and he quit when the going |. got too rough.
 Curtain Raiser Class
 The opening bout was the real mali event of the evening. Young River winning the decision over Wildca Johns after four rounds of the tough est fighting ever staged in the arena There was nothing clever about eith CT man, but they were fighters. Wild cat was all that his name implies He took more blows on the jaw thaI were exchaned by both fighters il the main event
 Rivers used a good left to advan tage planting his glove in Wildcat face faster than the wild boys hear was beating. It looked bad for John with an even bet that he would g' out before two rounds But he fooled ] the fans and fooled Rivers. Johni