The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-07
Much Holding Character
izes 15-Round Go
Both Offenders
PRELIMS INTERESTING


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Johnny Eoislar. of N,W Yote. ana
Frankie Brown of Philadelphia. last
night boxed t l..rpuud draw to
Referee Rev EmI A. Bu,kmaus
decision iu th, main cvcut of "a uuN
inr show a. Convention han The
bout was iudIlfofcuil, fought bt.
ing fast ut times and slow ut ufh,tH.
$50 slow That the bows W,rc his4rd
hy tho patrons who called for more
action.
brown. the rayortc. was mo-, i'm
good lighting condition. tie carried
hulEiuE w1iWlinc and hIs lack of
condition tod on him ln tho con-
Guiding rounds Brown was not
ns fast ns his record indicates and
hhd it not been Tor his effective lu.
IiFhllng hc would not have been
gwen draw, us EplalCr WAS tho
superior in open milling
Ihe NoungNcr from Gotham .is|
raster than Brown and hr used tniq
speed 10 good advantage tu tho I.'. /
Ter rounds, Bcislor ,vua markedly /
mo stronger He entered lhr ring lu I
splendid shape and his superb con /
dtion carried him through tho -
rounds in much better condition /
Than Brown. Hcislcr is not n hard /
punchcr but hc carries Huff wal /
lop In both dukes. his labs working
'tIcctiNely at Cluso range fighting /
on Browns body.
Neither hoy Badly Marked.
Both boys showed preference to
close range boxing ana neither boy
was badly marked Hoislcr having a
cut lip and Brown a bruised cheek.
Rcisler 10 wise rIng general for
"a lad Of only is years OF age. lie
frequently forced Brown into the
ropes whore he worked effectively
on his opponent body.
Rcislcr started strong winning
tho second, third ana fourth rounds.
me Iirst being cvon Brown thcn
TOOK the lead aud up IL the thir-
teenth round had the margin. In
tho thirteenth, Reislcr opcned up
and took the thirteenth, fourteenth
and fifteenth rounds. Brown being
on the defensive throughout the two
final frames
Browns Body Punches Hurt.
Brown marked Reislcr's body with
singing body punches and the lat
ters kidney was target for
Browns right hand. Brown was ap-
parently not bothered by Roislcr's
wallops until the thirteenth round,
frequently taking the blows of the
FORMER with grin. Roislor's
punohos, however, aided him in piI.
sng up points and they carried steam.
Brown griEs whether ne IL hurt or
not, 40 his good humor when he took
Roislers punches doesn't alter the
fact that they hurt.
Both boys were guilty OF hitting
In the breakaways aud Referee
Blackman was forced frequently to
admonish them TO get away fnster.
There was too much clinching and
holding to make the bout as fast as
1t should have been, especially with
foatherwoights In the ring. How
ever, there were times when they
were fighting hard at close quar-
ters when some OF the spectators
were inclined To think there was no
action.
Both boys won six rounds ana
three were even. Reisler had the Soc
ond. third fourth, thirteenth, four
teonth and fifteenth and Brown the
firth, sixth. seventh eighth tcnth
and twelfth, The first, ninth and
eleventh were even
Semi Windup Cancelled.
Tho owen Castleberry- BiiIy Nor
risettc l0-round semi -windup was
Cancelled owing To an injury to the
hand OF the former.
Glen Gillon OF West Tulsa knocked
out Joe Glndis Of Salt Lake GUY In
the second round, Gillen was twice
sent down for a count early In the
first round but he came back
strong in the latter minute and aent
Gladis down twice Tho latter was
In y bad way when he came up for
the second round ana he took seven
before the final punch and Gladis
won. This was hard fought and
interesting bout both boys making
up In gamoness and Willingness
what they lacked in ring knowledge.
Young Murray stopped Kid Nor
ris In the second round; Jimmy Sar-
ohoni stopped the game little paul
Williams In the fourth round and I
Jerry Downs won from Amos War
rem in the second round I'm the pre- ;
liminaries, all of which were hard .
fought,
Morris 10 Box Here. !
II was announced that carl Mon
ris. original white hope" who first
gained ring fame when Jack john
son was World's heavyweight cham
piou and "A trenZlcd search was be- ,
ing made for a white challenger, ,
would meet Farmer Lodge, a Min /,
uo-otl scruppcr April 10 here. They =
hos 10 rounds
Terry Long, recent conqucrcr Of o
Jimmy Riley was introduced with %
the usual challenges The world q
and was given hlE hand. Ions ,
is under the management ut Louie W
Pdllas, address Tulsa Daily world s
sports department. -