New-York tribune., 1921-02-26

j.. the semi-fnal. Hutchinson weighed
l211a and DUDE 1247s pounds. The
Seotchman seems q good two handed
fighter, but last night he threw discre-
tlon to the winds and made little effort
to. defend himself, lying back all the
while in the hope of ending it with one
weIl-paced night swing.
In Hutchinson Scorty Montieth has g.
. boy who is likely to make his mark in
the Ieatherweight division. The Scot
is not only clever, shifty boxer, but
a clean, straight puncher, who can hit
from almost any position with either
hand. He has q fine left jab and q
wicked right that doesn't have to travel
more than foot to do the business
Hutchinson put it all over Dube in
The first round, and in the second had
MS man almost out. In the third the
canny Scot rested up a bit from
stiff pace he had set earlier, and Dube
%as able to score several times with
let's at long range.
DUDE Falters Toward End
In the early part of the fourth round
DUDE did fine execution with q right
swing to the body, which he landed a
dozen times, But toward the end
hutchinson got the range and put four
or five rights to Dubes jaw that had
IHC !abteE WOODY at Jne Dell.
In the sixth and seventh rounds Dube
jabbed him almost at will Hutchinson
was waiting for q chance to end it
IN punch. but Dube kept too well COW
cred to present the opening needed.
The eighth round was corker, in
which the two stood toe to toe at times
and slugged away for fully half a min
ute. Each scored heavily in turn with
solid rights, frst Hutchinson, then
DUDE. The crowd was on it's feet in an
uproar at the bell
. Hutchinson gave DUDE pasting again
in the ninth round and had him rock
ing on his pins like drunken sailor
almost dropped DUDE, but the latter
worked in close and stalled for time.
The tenth was q repetition of the ninth
and both lads We're pretty tired at the
end.
One would think from the crowd that
began to flow into the Garden so soon
2s the doors were thrown open that
Johnny Dundee and Willie Jackson had
never been introduced alone
fought nine times, Hundreds, indeed,
were wedged, bitter cold, waiting for
the portals to be cast ajar. Long be-
fore the first preliminary was pre-
sented at $50 o'clock the spacious the
ater was black with spectators, all save
the choicest seats in the immediate
vicinity OF the ring being occupied.
But there waa no sign of confusion
either within or without the building
The police outside and the staff Of
rshers within showed the rhythm ana
precision of well-oiled clockworl1 and
every one found his proper location.
Undoubtedly there have been more
select crowds gathered in the vast am
phitheater, but fewer bigger ones and
none more enthusiastic One would
rave thought lightweight champion
ship was at stake rather than that
Dundee and Jackson were about to en-
gage in their tenth fight.
The East Side, which usually rallies
to the war cry of champion Benny
Leonard, seemed out to man for Jack
SON, its other idol. The Italian colony
was on hand to cheer for Dundee. And
among those respective clans gallery
representatives, got into more than one
heated argument where fsticuffg or
worse were narrowly averted. jackson
ruled favorite at l to 8 with very little
betting.