The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-11

ed himself on the floor. once again.
however. did Haynie shake the bees
out OF his bonnet and rise again, but
Of no avail. as Davis sent him down
and out for keeps for the third time
with u wicked corps OF rights and
lefts.
A right on the Jaw In the first part
OF tho second round. that originated
somewhere in Davis corner, started
Haynes downfall The blow was a
swinging punch and IL caught the tail
challenger ON the chewers and Davis
was quick to follow up hts adNant-
age. rushing In and finishing up the
PARTY as hereinbefore described.
II must be admitted that Haynie
had Davis worried In the first round.
Davis started strong. using hts LETT
well and shading Haynie In the early
part Of the session. but just before
the bell Haynie uncorked a pair OF
right smaeks and a left hook that
caught Davis on the chin. and they
shook him up considerably.
Haynle's chin can't stand big
league punishment any more. This
IL his second X o. In the Northwest.
Dave Shade also knocking him for a
row OF Babe Ruth spccialties. He can
hit hard enough TO beat boys OF tho
Eddie Hammond and Jimmy Storey
class. but he showed last night that
he can't digest a real wailop.
There was a time few years back
when Haynie was regarded as one OF
tho best weiterweight prospects In
Tie game. He won the weltcrweight.
middleweight and heavyweight cham
pionship OF the Philippine islands and
then came TO the United States. For
. whole season he cleaned up about
everything In his weight around San
Francisco. But then he started 10
hit the toboggan. and during the last
year his record has been marrcd by
several X O. defeats. He IL stiil a
smart ring performer and hard hit
ter. but he's no longer % champion
ship class. Davis proved that last
night.
Only two men on the Coast have a
right to contend for Davis weller
weight title now. One Is Dave Shade.
the young Californian. who fought
rravis a draw In Tacoma recently.
and the other Is Ber- colima. the Los
Angeles Knockout artist Colimas 10
really middleweight- Shade and
Davis may be lined up for a bout
here in the near future.
When the bouts got under way an
announcement was made that al gcn-
tI~men were 70 remove their hats. but
Nate Dr,rxinman kept his lid on thru
out the evening.
Danny Edwards. the little Caiifor-
MIA colored bantam. was too strong
and too smart for Bud Manning. the
Seattle boy. Edwards won the call
without a doubt The little choco- /
late drop scored a knockdown In the
first round. when he popped Bud on |
the chin and knocked him across the /
ring. Edwards also excelied at in |
fighting. Bud tied hard enough and
really got better as the fight pro |
crossed, but he was outclassed-
A big colored fellow sat in Ed |
wards corner ard loudly advised /
Danny to take pity on Manning be- |
cause Of his youth. He yodled 80 4
loudly that 1t riled our venerable con |
temporary, A. 2. washburn. TO the |
extent that he PACED Boxing Com |
missioner Kel.on. Kelton stepped 1
into the iimelight. and the big boy I
ouieted down. There Is rule In /
Seattle boxing circles that there shall !
BE- no shouting from the corner. and I
the sooner the seconds learn OF H. !
the better. Such fans az Tiny Bur !
nett and Sam Brown make enough 1
noise. without aid from the towel
swinrcrs.
Before the se@ni-windup started |
Charley Davidson challenged the
winner. Charley must have his lit
tie joke.
Our old friend Ivan Miller. who |
was some pumpkins as a smuggling |
middleWelgnt IN ms day, winch was
just a few yearg ago. refereed the /
last two contests.
Eddie Jackson really beat Bud |
Fitzgerald In the special event be |
cause his punches carried the most |
steam, but Referee Ted Whitman |
couldn't see 1t that way and called |
II even. At that Fitzgerald made a
better showing than most OF the
ringsiders expected him to.
Boy McCasslin and Hugh Curiey |
staged a wonderful Suggest In the |