The evening world., 1921-02-26

referee in this bout. He circled the
men continuously and had them
breaking and stepping back at his
| command. Only once did he feel
called upon to place his hands on
the boys
Johnny DUNDEE was tho FIRST
OF the star boutists in the ring.
y He was greeted with cheers.
Jackson came in to the accompanl-
ment Of mingled cheers and boots.
Danny Sullivan was tho referee.
The weights, as announced by Joe
Humphries. were: Dundee, 1904;
jackson. 1881. When It was an
nouncod that the winner was to
meet Benny Leonard the crowd
Dooed and booed, as II the very
thought OF such a match was the
bunk. jackson started Immediately
by driving both hands savagely to
the body. Dundee bobbed around
and stuck in a light left TO Willie's
face. jackson then cut loose with
another body attack and pounded
Johnny hard and often. He whip
! ped his right to Dundee's Jaw, fol-
lowed by left hook to the stomach
and another right high up on John
nyB cheek. II looked like a quick
finish for Dundee, but II always
looks that way at the start when
these lads hook up. Jackson's
round.
Johnny hooked n left 20 willle's
stomach at the start Of the second,
and then put the same hand on
Jackson's eye, but Willie was after
the Scotch wop with rights and lefts
- nod M ~
a clinch which followed Dundee
crouched low, bobbed up and down
and then landed left 70 Jackson's
chin, aided by flying leap. Jack
/ son stung Johnny with a right to
the chin, and Johnny tore I'm like
an enraged bull. He drove punches
into Jackson's face and wouldn't be
st wed or by Willie's lefts TO the
face. JaclSson's round again.
TN the third Dundee took another
! bad beating and stood up under
a shower OF rights and lefts to
the body and face miracuiously.
Toward the end the lighting devel-
oped into a running match. jackson
chasing Dundee around all sides Of
the ring trying to get over the fate
:
then and pegged punch at Jack
son. who didn't seem TO feel their
effects. Jackson's round.
Z They began slower In the fourth,
but llvened things up as the round
, progressed. jackson tried hooking
! his left to Johnny's jaw. He tried
. fitting Johnny's head with his long
left, while he sent over measured
rights TO Dundee's jaw. The going
I aaA h.aN II.
tiers both nearly went down in a fiy-
ing embrace. Dundee's ability to take
) It was still remarkable. Jackson won
. the round.
II Johnny hooked his right twice e
Willie's stomach at the beginning OF
the fifth and then rebounded of the
, ropes with his left in Willie's face
Jackson then tried the rope trick and
. got Johnny's left In the face for steal.
. ing his stuff Jackson worked Dun.
3 dee into a neutral corner. hooked his
\ left cleanly to Johnny's chin and theT
3 crossed his right over too. Johnny
a as usual, fought back furiously wher
. stung, but his fail like swings ha(
r little power In them. This might b,
4 called an even round because Of Jack
q sons missing and Dundee's LEADING
4 There weren't many idle moments 5,
a far. Dundee was doing well enough
v IN the hlAput bul MS inNDilty TO hi
q hard was apparent He, however
:, was lucky enough to get Jackson
Q rights around his neck Will
hi pounded away at Dundees stomach
z and the punches seemed to be weak
e ening the Scotch-Wop. He, however
q was there at the bell as fun OF &C
ton as ever. A wonderful little ma
h for endurance. Jaclzson's round.
d While Johnny tried shooting hi
q left 10 JaciIson's face In the seventh
Willie drove his right to the ribs 4
tit-for-tat fashion. Willie Craze
al Johnny's chin with his right an
Dundee went back to the ropes for nj
u rebound specially. He came off IN
10 hempen strands with a hard left I
N the body, but he took two rib roast
ers, In return. Johnny put a mic
right on Willie's jaw. which Nigh
70 have been a knockout with som
It steam behind II. An even round.
l. Jackson missed a lot In the eight
a and let Johnny pile up some point
Willie may have been under wrap
, but Johnny had no trouble in gettin
le under his leads. A strange round Ia
,e deed, and II went 10 Dundee. II
" crowd began 10 suspect things.
" At the beginning OF the ninth Dur
u dee was the aEgreRsor. He jumpe
l. into II with 1--WE leftB 20 Willie's fac
almost without a return. Willie ha
10 slowed up considerably. he was cor
tent to hold his long left out towaI
" J0hnny'B ohm, while 10 "ieleEraphet