The evening world., 1921-02-26

At times II seemed that all Jack
son had 20 do TO wind up the evening
was 10 slug Johnny into submission.
He started a dozen different times
with this evident intention, only to
stop with the job half finished.
Dundee wasn't out OF the running
any time. Instead, he was marvel
ously aggressive considering the
punching he was asslmilating, but his
blows were Just singers, with nothing
approaching knockout power behind
them. He never had jackson In any
danger, whereas Willie had him badly
shaken up too often to count Neither
Of the men were sent to the canvas
from the striking OF blows. The near
est thing approaching a kEockdown
was when Dundee slipped during an
exchange Of punches.
A s the fight progressed beyond the
"A seventh round, jackson slowed
up and confined his work to
upurts. This enabled Dundee TO dive
IN with punches. which. while not
hurtful. gave him the eighth, ninth
and tenth rounds in succession on
points"
All told, the bout showed that
Johnny can take Il, but can't give IT,
and that Jackson either backs up
from his own efforts or loses hope II
ne doesn't win quickly. A big crowd
saw the show, and more than once
didn't know what was what. One
minute they were cheering madly, and
at another stage II wouldn't have
taken much to make all hands get up
and boot derisively. This was when
~. a.
good reason. II Is to be hoped that
the next bout between the pair, which
win be the eleventh, will be staged
somewhere far from New York.
~ DDIB JAMES Of Frisco beat Billy
Murphy OF Staten Island in Che
first bout Of eight rounds. James
showed up well. He Is a good boxer
with a varied assortment of punches.
Murphy. a rough and tough lad. did
aihe best he knew how, but the visitor
from the Coast knew too much about
the fine points OF boxing for him.
These lads were 124-pound feather.
weights.
Two colored gentlemen came into
the arena for the second bout One
was Sailor Darden. He wore his
navy toys 10 his corner. His opponent
was jam Wright. of the gath Infantry,
Welterweight champion Of the North
western border. Darden weighed
1ll Ia pounds and WriBbt 1854. Danny
Sullivan refereed the match. Wright
took a good lacing in the first two
rounds and came back To his corner
Shaking his head hopelessly. He went
down from an extremely low left-hand
punch, and lay on the ground appar-
entity In great pain while he wal
counted out. The round had gone
dwenty-slx seconds. Wright was wei
beaten, however, at that time. His
seconds claimed foul, but It didn't 60
Kid DUDE, Of Lewiston, Me-, anc
4fuEhie Hutchinson. OF Philadelphia
were opponents in the third affair
Hutchinson. originally from Glasgow
according 20 Joe HUMPHREYS, weighed
326 1-2 and the Down Fastener
slal IL. "Hutch' looked much tn
better In the opening round and twict
landed good rights to the chin, which
didn't do this DUDE any good. Hughi'
kept laying for q chance to shoot al
inside right TO Dube's jaw, and befor'
abe second round was half owe
crashed Il Ia four times. DUDE stooI
up under them. however. Hutchinson
waited patiently throughout the thir,
TO get his inside right to the buttoi
ana NuCc1EOeu IN uoluk no Severn
aimes, but DUDE was atlll there at tn
bell. DUDE, a slow starter. evidently
did better In the fourth round. II
continued his attack on the Scotc
lads ribs and landed, many a tellin
left, hand punch there. Toward en-
end. however, Hutch got his insid
riFht working. and DUDE slowed up.
Hutchinson did all his fighting wit
MS right hand in the seventh an
won the round with II at that HI
left seemed 70 be out OF commission.
TUBE was in a bad way towar
the end Of the ninth. an
seemed ION the way when IN
bell sounded. from 'Hutch's" curvin
rights 10 the jaw.
Hutchinson started very fast in IN
anal round. but DUDE went rigt
Elong with him. and their give-and
take battling aroused the crow
from its letharsy. Hutch. who b
gan as II he would win in a COUP
Of sounds, was convinced that Duh
was tougher than he looked. The
sgero fighting hard when Charlie
Diagea banged the bell for the ial
time. The Judges agreed on Hutci