The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-14

BogaSh Warned.
 Delaney won the hOnorS in eleVei of the fifteen rounds, taking the fiIs, six During he nIernlSS1On DetWeel the fifth and sixth rounds BoSash re ceiVed a warning from the local bOA- ing solons who occupIed seats near Il .. corner that he must light or be d. qualified and his share Uf the Inone- held back. After that he display e. more of a tendency to light, put hS made his start too late.
 To the credit of BOgaSh Il must be said that three of the hardes- socns in the baIttRe were delivered by hlm III the fourteenth round. They were three plunglng lefLs to Delaney Jaw and chin that drew the claret. De fancy revealed by his looks that he felt them.
 stunned the firsL round by "teelln' around" Light blows were ex- changed, followed by chnch. In a little sparTing bee Delaney sent a light a harder one to the knockout regions but it was cleverly bIOcked by Looey, and both were dancing merrily about the ring when the bel rang.
 The second round was blt more spirited but no one was hurt. There was an exchange ot light lefts as uooey was doing the crouch act. De- laney blocked 9 well aimed left of Bogash's, and Looey got in a light tap to the body, Delaney planting an uppercut against LOoey's chm as the D6il sounded. LOO6y, however, went smiling to his corner.
 Crouch Loses Terror.
 Another t~.me session was in store for the fans in the third when Be- gash planted a love tap on Deianey's shoot. Delaney missed cyclonic left that made some in th.= audience shudder, and a clinch resulted De- Faney shot in another left uppercut Looey made a vain effort to n taliate with a portsider to Detaney's jaw. De- Ianey landed another left on Bosash' s jaw as the bell sounded. which gave Joe Smith a worried look. In this round Bogashs duck and crouch did not appear to worry Delaney as much as In the two preceding rounds.
 Delaney did most all of the leading in the fourth, but Bogash again prov ed evasive of several diT Tected upper cuts and swings. Bogash after land ing a light tap on n laney's body re- ceived a belt on the jaw that sent him to the ropes.
 Both were fresh as they toed the scratch for the fifth session. De against Bogash's bread basket. Looey crouching to get out of Delaneys reach which drew misses from some
 Bogash Bushes Delaney.
 The crowd yelled when Rogash rushed Delaney to the ropes in the sixth, getting in a couple of blows.
 
 face. Neither did any damage and Delaney sprang at the Spaghetti Boy" missing several wild swings. Looey attempted to carry the fight to his opponent, but the latter escaped all harm. In this round Delaney landed a punch against Bogash's nose which drew the blood
 The battlers fought even up in the seventh when Bogash rusIr d with his left. Both stood squarely up and Looey planted a vicious belt on De- laney's countenance and ran into a c1inch. Booey tried another left, but it fell short. D D-laney missed an- other uppercut, but succeeded in land ing one while Looey was dodging about as the round ended.
 Bogash &naugurated the eighth ses-? sion by soaking Delapey in the jaw and following it up with another in side blow. Both fighters jockeyed about the ring and Looev rushed into a clinch. After breakaway the pair swapped a few peppery punches, Af- t.er toying around for a few seconds Bogash sprung at Delaney and suc- ceeded in pra cing two light taps on his opponents jaw.
 Delaney again assumed the az gressive in rhe ninth when he land ed a meat-cf onp-- against Bogash in jig time. Dalanev negotiated a new laa cI<ht nd left waI1oD on BogaSh's