Arizona republican., 1921-09-27
BILL M'CANN WINS 10 ROUND DECISION OVER JOHN WEBER; ARNOLD BEATS TINY REFELD

weakening. A little more steam be- hind his right cross would beat Mc- Cam as he landed enough to bring home the bacon. McCann's body punches wore Weber down and made him easy prey for the last few rounds after a left to the jaw dazed him.
 It was a good figI,t. filled with ac- ton and no stalling. Billy didn't look the same as when he fought France here last year, but he still has two good hands and tough head.
 No licE on tho fight or decision.
 ARNOLD BEATS REFELD
 Buzzaw Arnold swamped Tiny Refeld for four out of six rounds in the semi final and two judges and the referee gave him the decision. Arnold showed a big improvement and except for the first few seconds he never appeared in danger. Re field started out with a business look landing a right to head for the first to Arnold's jaw that staggered the home pride and brought the fans to their feet. They went into clinch and Tiny repeated It was too much for Arnold and the fight start. ed For six rounds they swung in every direction with Arnold getting the best returns. Tiny took the opening round and looked like a winner, but his lead was short.
 Arnold was the aggressor through the remaining rounds, several times forcing Tiny No hang on. In the fourth round Arnold was worried for a. moment. Tiny started slugging and landed two or three on Arnolds chin. Arnold tried to slip by on the ropes and Tiny met him with a short left to the chin Arnold worked loose and Tiny failed to follow losing a golden opportunity to end hostilities. Arnold was standing with his gloves at his sides and Tiny waited; he waited a second too long, Arnold recovered started slugging and Tiny lost.
 Arnold injured his left hand in the fourth and the peppery left jab was missing in the next two rounds
 It was a wonderful scrap with the decision well placed
 LEAGUE OF RELATIONS
 Joe Brown and Young Rivers spooned two and onerhalf rounds. be- fore Brown located a soft spot on the floor to spend his evening. Joe placed score of gentle love pats on Rivers and Rivers responded with similar affection. They tottled around for two whole rounds. In the third Rivers scored brother-in-law knockout hitting Brown somewhere, or perhaps grazing his head and famed the boy to sleep. Rovers hit Brown little hard and apologized for getting rough; Brown fell to the mat, half tumbled half fell. He changed his mind and regained his feet swung a few wild passes and went down while Referee Hegele counted. When the count of ten end- ed Brown went to his corner amid the
 RUFUS SHOT A SEVEN
 Rufus The Two got gypped again last night. The dark skinned battleI from the eastside puts up game fight. generally beats his opponent but never wins a decision
 Up to last night Referee Hegels had his decisions delivered ready made via the kayo route. but in tht curtain raiser he was forced to picl the winner and he named Romeo draw and been lucky to get it..
 Rufus let Romeo beat him in tn, first round. but Rufus battled afte that. They both fought and Rome' had a tint of yellow and refused t take them. Every time Rufus landes Romeo went in the house; he mad | faces and spoke rough. but admitted he didn't like to be hit. When h had Rufus on the run he hammere, him from post to post; dented hi nose, spouted the gore and hanmere l his stomach. Rufus was game an
 took it all, but when he got roug' 1 with Romeo, the Mexican boy los
 heart. It was a nice little fight an
 despite the decision was worth while The card was well arranged an the attendance was very good. Man
 ager Leary handled his crowd in bi 1 town style and made a vain appeal t the fans to quit throwing cushion.
 The only way to put the cushio
 throwers out of business is to qui
 selling them. Leary deserves credi for his first card.