Arizona republican., 1921-10-08
BRONSON DRAWS WITH KRAMER IN TEN ROUND BOUT
sv ED HARRINGTON

Jimmy Kramer ana MuII BrOnSOn are going to stage a fight some of these days-they worked out at the Capital City arena last night. Ref cree Kelly called the bout a draw and his judgment was fair enough.
 From the spectators viewpoint the bout was a disappointment. The fighters swung terrific wallops, roughed it on the ropes and connect ed for a few hard punches, but they failed to live up to their advance reputation as millers of the old school. Kramer had the edge when it came to roughing it, but for feint ing there was little to choose. Both stood in the center of the ring and feinted, side stepped and ducked without connecting for a solid punch for one whole round and the biggest part of the others. The razz chorus got busy with a volley of boos and the main eventers got busy with their mitts. Bronson opened up a few times and showed that he has the stuff" even to the punch, and he took several hard raps on the chin. Kramer appeared the heavier and used his weight to good advantage on the clinches. He started the gore flowing in the first round, and Bron- opened a gash over Kramer's eye in
 
 There was plenty of work. but lit tie damage
 Kid Gibson took brodie in the second round of a scheduled four round bout with Joe Grimm. It was Joes second scrap and he looked like an old head. With two good mitts and a kick in both of them he had Gibson on the run in the first round Joe worked nice, shifted into good opening and planted his right on Gibson's chin. Gibson went down and after thinking it over he decided to stay down. It was well that he did as Young Grimm was just be- ginning to measure his blows when he hit the touchy spot. Grimm looks good-can't say much for Gibson as fighter.
 Rufus beat Young Romo again last night, but as usual got away on a bad decision. Referee Kelly made the fight in the first round after Rufus and Romo hippodromed for a couple of minutes. They could fool lot of people with their clever exhibition, but Referee Kelly was in no hurnor to be tempered with and he stopped | the scrap in the middle of the first frame offering Rufus and Romo a l few words of advice on fighting. | With the words of warning ringing in his ears. Rufus the Two sailed into Romo and Romo dogged it again. Referee Kelly raised Rufus hand, but the evoice of the people sounded before he completed his de- cision and he raised Romo's glove hand for draw.
 Dick Campbell gave Babe Phillips a trimming in four rounds of murder ous fighting. Campbell showered Babe with rabbit punches, body blows and poked his left into Babes face with triphammer speed. Phillips | just closed his eyes and swung his fists Campbell was on the receiy- ing end of a few hard ones, but the | edge was far enough, and there
 wasn't a chance for argument when l the referee gave him the decision. Battling Sam finally won a fight. After two years of hard work the l dusky dancing master found one boy he can beat and the terrible Wildcat Johns was the victim. It was partly Sam's terpsichorean efforts that be-
 wildered the wildcat and partly left jab that kept oozing into Johns face that won the fight for Sam.
 Sam has plenty of reach and very
 good left, but his shoulders extend up too far and his think tank doesn'
 seem to function. Anyway Sam beat Johns and was given the decision
 which should encourage Sam to take
 few more chances with the box
 fighters.
 A good sized crowd attended the
 bouts.