New-York tribune., 1921-05-03
By w. j. Macbeth


Az boxing season last night.
f,,l,owd was forced to taxa terrific
a,shbiug through the last halt Of the
.r,. .eenent, especially 20 from the
.,.hih round on, when his nose was
sssken. but be fought SO gamely and
sasafarsously against great odds that
! ssT, 8 scn the hearts Of the big multitude
IA vss cheered even more heartily
'tSsn as the victor as the pair left the
I'm Sn6. who made the fyweight limit
8 t3f rounds, conceded . pound and 81
4 sssytes to his opponent, and the Jersey
ssssmuion established his claim to the
Ssrrirht belt given by Tex Rickard.
(, ,Hns "a the greatest crowds ever assesn-
sisd n the Garden was kept an the
ysrce Of hysteria throughout this
ssirited exhibition.
Iack Shsrkey, tre bantamweight
those iauEt down tha primrose path
rsst him an excellent chance for the
rroxn Joe Lynch now wears but who
ia besn religiously working toward q
s.,seback for some months, evened an
"a aeers with his arch enemy Midget
4 smith ia tho semi-final. Sharkey got
fhe Judges Award after ons Of the
sscafest bantam hattles Of the year.
Sksrkey weighed only 113A pounds to
i2sx pounds for the Midget
Sharkey Gets Revenge
/. was a corking mill every second.
xith rally almost every round, where
the lads would stand toe to toe and
dug with might and main. Snarkey
used pretty left jab that had the
Midget puzzled at all times; also he
used left shift to the body that
slowed up Smith.
"a the sixth Sharkey almost toppled
Smith With q right to the jaw, and in
tie eighth he knocked him grunting
around the ring with 3 series of his
shifts.
Bat in spite of Sharkey's victory
The qaestion of superiority between
them viii have to await another meet
ing. Each now holds decision over
the other. A third bout was declared
draw.
AIDS Chaney, the Baltimore feather
xsisht, outpointed Sammy Sieger in
lie anal bout Of the night, which did
re- end until we'll after midnight.
Chimney weighed 124E and Sieger 126
pSuuds.
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w'tn ssfaagns right nusn to the chin.
s;eeer. went DOWN and took the count
o. fouf dc was very wabbly when he
aFose, Dut though Chaney clouted him
aoouf some. ne falfeo to measure his
nan properly
SIegers strength was taxed to stay
the limit and he had to hold through
out Ike clinginx vine.
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utsie Faster with both hands in the
eesnd and kept that Young Ohioan
lairty busy keeping out Of harms way.
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