The diamond drill., 1921-04-02

heieree stopped the Mil In Fourth
Round, Jackson being An In

The boxing match M tha c,t,. -,
auditorium last Saturday night drew
good sized house Notwithstanding
that the night was a wrechedry one
Inc preliminary contests were in
terestin, especially the second one
IN which Wilfred Charron went n,
10 help out because Al Annear was
unable to perform.
me referee OF the evening was Otto
Guiiard, one of the best known ar
Diters in the northwest
The first bout was five rouna
contest between Joe Zupa, known as
battling Joe" Dunn OF the Carpent-
er location and Lyle Charron OF Crvs-
tai Fails. Dunn was away too heayipr
ior Lyle. but the latter stood nm
piucKily through two rounds until his
opponent wore him down.
Inc first round was pretty even.
it was more OF boxing contest with
each feeling out the other.
second round ran more TO slugging
WIN Dunn having shade the best
OF II and Charron firing noticeably.
Third round was Dunns from the
start he starting out with sledge
hammer blows that rapidly wore his
opponent down. About the middle
OF the round he got in a blow on his
opponents solar plexus that ended
the contest when the referee counted
ten
The second contest was easily the
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ron. who consented To take Al An
near's place due TO the inability OF
the latter TO perform, was the favor.
ite OF the entire evening. His oppo-
nent was Elmer Carlson whose weight
was more than Charron's and who IN
an experienced boxer. SO far "a ov-
empowering his antoagonist Is con-
cerned, Carlson was the winner as his
superior strength was telling at the
finish. But, Wilfred's gameness and
his quick, clean action caught the
audience, so that he easily carried off
honors. Wilfred had shod 16 horses
and did lot OF work in the shop that
day so he came into the ring without
any rest and In no condition to box.He
stood gamely up to the rack and In
some cases carried the fight TO his
opponent.
Round one went to Charron on
points and clean boxing. II was the
best and fastest round, the quickness
of his opponent seeming to puzzle
Round two was fast with Carlson
Dutpointing his opponent
Round three was slower and Carl
son seemed TO be dazed but held his
own so that honors went even.
Round four was a slow round with
,arlson's strength beginning to show
ip in his favor so that the round NAV
'e said TO have been his.
Round five was Calson's and was
aster than the two preceding. Carl
on forcing the lighting until the
'ound was cut short by Or. Boyik
inging the bell few seconds early.
The next was the big affair and II
vas easy TO be seen tina, Shemky
vas the fayorite as he was enthusias-
ically cheered as he entered the ring.
ackson was given hearty hand also.
Shemky weighed in at 100 and
ackson az 162A.
Round one was fast and furious.
hemky carrying the fight TO his sp-
onent from the bang OF the gong.
ackson seemed to be dazed.
Round two went 10 Shemky by
igger margin. He knocked Jackson
own. the latter refusing to take any
punt time. regained his feet quickly
nd landed a couple OF blows on
hemky. Both men fouled in this
'und. Jackson seemed groggy.
Round three. Shemky got his man
om the start and in a few seconds
I'd him so completely dazed that the
fierce stopped the contest and de-
ared Shemky the winner.
There was considerable complaint
ON the spectators on the suspicion
unfair tactics Referee Gullard
ys that most of the audience mis-
ldecstood the rules which allow
an to hit so long as both hands are
ee, even though his opponent - COM
y 10 him and seeming 10 have
nch. Mr.. Gullard saws that. out
le OF both men fouling by low blows
and those fouls did no damage the
ht was strictly according TO rules
Dr. Bovik explained the abrupt
ding OF Jacks1n's fight by telling cf
; condition when he entered me
~ He was not IN coed condition
! heart action being 20 points a.
We Shemky showing that he had not
epared for 80 hard a battle. jack.
n admitted that be was not in CON
ion. He expected 10 have an easy
be OF IL so didn't prepare.
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