The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-09

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 mands by the boxers are blame Allen Gets Big Reception. Red Allen. got big round of cheers from his fellow townsmen | when he climbed through the ropes, up for, Sailor Darcey, when he ap- peared.i There was little doing in the first round, both fighter resorting to in fighting. Allen was full of action and succeeded in planting a couple of they resulted in no damage. Both fought cautiously in the sec ond round. Darcey sent in a pair of left jabs which brought a smile from Allen. The Bridgeporter attempted to land his Mary Ann" but Darcey proved clever ducl1er and escaped
 In the third Darcey displayed. a tendency to push matters. Allen the Sailors jaw, but Darcey never faltered. Instead, the New Yorker kept pounding against Aliens stom- ach, the blows weakening the Bridge porter.
 Fast Doings in Fourth.
 The fourth round was a dizzy whirl for both boxers which ended with Allen on the floor. Allen was almost sent sprawling with one Of Darcey's left handlers. as the bell put ne helu gether and went to his corner appar- ently unharmed. Allen displayed f1aahes of his former skill in the bel ginning of the salion when he rushed eral effective uppercuts. There was a fine opening for Aliens kayo and the Bridgeporter was 'wise" to the situation but Darcey's wonderful de fensive blocked the attempted attack
 Bell Saves Allen in Fifth.
 no a5 Allen with bull-like ferocity, landing a shower of rights and 1efts on All lens body. Allen came back, how ever, and succeeded in planting a left staggered the Gotham boy. It was at this point that Darcey displayed hls wonderful fighting qualities. by rush ing Allen to the ropes and flooring him with a terrific rIght-hander. "Red' took a dive and it appeared that the sound of the bell was life saver.
 Darcey resumed his rushing tactics in the sixth, landing several hard blows against Aliens body. Allen, however, came to the front and plant ed g, well aimed left on Darcey's nose, but the punch was harmless Darcey danced around for his bear ings and again sailed into Allen with severe rib roasters. Weakened rom the onslaught Allen vainly tried to come back and return the comph- ments, but pair elf blows. one a right handler and the other a. left hand clout sent Allen to the floor knocked out.
 The boxers were even up in weight, Allen weighing in at 133 pounds at ? D .m., while Darcey was a half pound less.
 Lewis and Kelly Draw.
 By a lightning finish Kid Lewis Harvey Kelly. George Dwyer's pro- rege proved too tough a proposition for the Lake Torpedo athlete, and while the latter displayed tendency came back with some good solid socks in return. In the third round Lewis opened Ke1ly's letf eye with a vicious iab and kept punishing> the fray. Lewis showed a vast improve ment in his boxing, but his punches lacked the knockout vim.
 LIuby and Johnson Draw. The fans got their moneys worth in the bout between Young Luby and Leo Johnson which ended in a draw Luby's aggressiveness made big impression upon the fans, but many ed for naught against the more scientific Johnson. It was the head and science of the colored boxer that prevented Luby from getting the de- cision. off the reel. He exhibited a power full left but it failed to reach the mark on a score or more occasions. sent Johnson down on a slippery floor. It was good opening for a knockout, but the crafty Johnson stalled a bit and held Luby off at a safe distance.
 In the fourth Johnson tried his right and left to the jaw, but Iuby refused to be rocked to sleep, while in the fifth Luby had Johnson spin onds in the wake of a right hand jaw cIout.
 Johnson appeared to be weaken ing in the seventh and his blows were he came back like a whirlwind and landed some vicious uppercuts on IIuby's countenance. The ninth was also a fast session, while both boxers resorted to more or less clinching in the final round,
 Throughout the battle Johnson's science overcame Luby's hurricane rushes and wild swings
 Battling Harris Kayoed. Battling Harris and his much ad- vertised right hand wallop failed to impress Johnny Williams who sub stituted for Lew Snyder. the Bayonne an injured hand, The Waterbury boxer made his exit in the fifth which was cyclone sess.CQ with Williams all the way, The New Yorker rush. ed Harris to the ropes and f1oored him with fusilade of wallops to the face and body. Harris fingered on the mat for nine seconds. but he was a weak boy when he responded, A right hand to the jaw finished the Brass City boxer,
 Williams forced the fighting from the first round. although Harris dis played a tendency to come back, In the first round Harris planted a couple of righthanders on Williams, but they failed to daze the New Yorker. In the second Harris again showed his powerful right and shook