The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-01
ny LARRY DAILEY.


Jock Malone, ST. PAU wcltcr-
weight. last night added hls third
knockout and sixth victory to his list
IN six weeks when he stopped
Frankie Mantcll OF Canada In the
third round OF "A scheduled ~
bout at Convention hail, Mantell
had twice gone down for the count
OF nine In the third round. ON the
last oCcaaion. he arose slowly to his
feet and was rushed to tho ropes 10y
Malone. Jock planted right hook
20 the chin and Mantcll sank help
lcasly to the floor. Referee Rev.
Earl a. Blackmnn then stopped the
uneven contest and awarded Malone
the victory
Malone severely punished Man
tcll I'm the body IN the first and sec
ond rounds and In the latter stages
Of the second round Mantell was In
n bad way. He was grorEy whom
he went 20 his corner and to ring
Ndcts IL was only a question OF how
long he could weather the terrific
punishment mctcd out by Malone.
Malone Good ~ Ever.
There IN no question that Malone
~ ns good as he ever was, possibly
better. lie ~ q few pounds heavier
than when he boxed Is. O. LouRh
lin here two years ago and the addi-
powerful hitting power to his al
ready sturdy punching ability Ma
lone IL still the same wonderful
flaahy uiuB general az OF old, and
Mnntcll was enabled To hit only once
with any effect. that In the a' ond
round when the litter rushed from
his corner and stung Jock with n
left to the Jaw.
II was disappointing that tho bout
could not have gone more than three
rounds and that fans were deprived
OF seeing more of the great Malone
In action. However, Mantell suf-
fered as much punishment In the
body In those three rounds na the
average boxer takes In much long
or scrap and Referee Blackman
acted wisely Ia stopping IL.
Gard IL Interesting.
The card was an interesting one,
two especially hard fought prclim7
lnarles and two-round victory via
the technical route making up FOR
the short and disappointing main
event.
In the semi windup Terry Lon
OF Tulsa stopped Jimmy Riley ais
of Tulsa In the second round.
Long, "a veteran who has been on
of the ring several months, is
hard hitter with puzZling rint
style. Riley was unable to rchcr
Long and the latter had little dlffi
Guilty In hit,ing RILEY. Jimmy W.
saved by the bell In the first round
and after he took the count OF eign,
In The second. I'D CorriEnn man
agcr OF Riley threw In the sponge,
Jimmy put up hia usual game and
aggressive tight and was given big
ovation as he left the ring.
Ambrose Outfights johnson.
Jimmy Ambrose outtought Kid
Johnson In IA sashing siN-round
preliminary. which Referee Bright
stopped In the last round. both boys
being very ured ana badly beaten.
Ambrose administered the mos.
punishment to Johnson, a jeff jah
closing his opponents eye and
otherwise Furnishing him. This was
no-docision affair,
Eddl Connors, of Tulsa and Kid
Murray. OF Sapulpa, bantamwe.gh, y.
boxed an interesting four-round cur
tain raiser. It's was even up.
Last nights card was the firs,
staged by the oil city Athletic
club, Louie Newman, promoter tn,
second being the show next Woducs
day night ho9dlined lay Young
johnny Rcisler ana Frankie Brown
Young Il isler was introduced and
was accorded big hand. Young
Fitzsimmons, oklahoma city mid
dluwelght. was introduced and chal-
lengtd the winner Of the Malone
Mantoll go lie was also accorded
N9 hama. . billy Movrissette, Sand
springs midd!ewoight, was intro-
duuCd.