Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-03
KID BROWN Wins WRESTLING
BOUT FROM SNAPPY JACK I'M
Third; PRELIMS Save CARD
Nogales Man No Match for Brown in Squared
Ring, Although Better Wrestler; Insurrecto
Kid Gets Decision Off Kid Anaya After Real
Bout; Montana Cops by K. 0.

Points were awarded according to
the bloomsbury code, however. and
Brown took the round from Society
hall to the city fire station.
The pair also went over the
roues in the second round. 1t was
a scream TO see Referee Matlock
trying to unscramble the inter
locked fighters legs and arms.
Next time Matlock referees a fight
between Snappy Jack and any
other person, the young referee
will perform his duties with pair
OF ice tongs and a crowbar. UNI
doubleday. Such implements would
have caused a speedier downfall
for Jack last night-for he was
sure doomed to stop inside the
limit.
Brown did not show the form
expected of him until the third
round. Then he did not show to
his best. He got under Snappys
guard and cracked two right hoogs
guard and cracked two right hooks
which landed smack-smack to the
on his way to the cellar. Snappy
went down the full distance
minus the added propelling power
that was started his way in the
shape of left for his belfry. This
last blow never landed. The wal
lop swished through thin air and
Brown had won by knockout.
Insurrccto Is Winner.
Insurrecto Kid, who has been rev.
oloCtin' in boxing circles in the
southwest almost as long as
Pancho Villa shot up things in old
Mexico, electrified the sweltering
assemblage with a shower of fistic
fireworks that all but routed Kid
Anaya. They are featherweights
and went the full distance of their
schedule of eight rounds in the
semi-windup.
A leap-frog left--straight as a
ruler-and a hook-arm uppercut,
are the insurrecting persons chief
stock in trade. These he backs up
with wonderfully willing fighting
spirit and a fighting heart. The
Anaya boy was on the reverse gear
all the way through the melee. lie
lost every round.
Insurrecto is not a hard hitter,
but he is all persistency in his ire
quency at popping the bullseye
and in making the going lively
They say the pair his fought sew
eral times. If last nights fray Of
fers a true line. Insurrecto is best
He may not be the gamest. Yet
he may. You can never judge the
gameness of a fighter when he Is
on the pitching end all through
the engagement, while his oppo-
nent is at all times occupied as q
catcher. The spectators o. K.ed
Referee Matlock's decision in favor
of Insurrecto, because he took
| every round.
Montana Waits EN- Out.
Jack Montana of Cuba, N. M.
discovered early in the third round
that he could whip Battling Craw'
ford of Pennsylvania with body
punching. He did. They were or
| for six in a special event. CRAWFORD
| looked like a middleweight. He hat
t,lo best of Montana in every wa!
| as to size and reach and tonnage
| But tonnage does not always indi
cate a fighting heart and an abii
| ity to fight. While Crawford wa
busy failing around the ring will
| his long arms during the first tw(
rounds the crowd grew sympathetic
| for the lad from the COW country
Montana had not yet decided t
horn in and bull dog his man. He
was picking 'em off on his elbows
and permitting Mistah Crawford &