Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-16
CHARLEY WHITE EATERS MITCHELL
 N70 SUBMISSION IN THE TENTH

New York, Dec. 15-Charley White, Chicago lightweight, won technical knockout over Ritchie Mitchell, of Milwaukee tonight in the tenth round of a fifteen round match at Madison Square Garden.
 Mitchell's seconds threw tower m to the ring after two minutes and 4S seconds of the round had elapsed and los Mitchell fell to the canvas for the third time. Mitchelrs shifty style of attack bothered White during the early part ' of the bout, but the slender Milwau- kean, was unable to stand up under Whites terrific blows. White ,floored Mitchell in the first round with left | hook but the latter came back in second round and had the Chicago boxer Eroggy, opening cuts under Whites right eye and on his lip.
 Mitchell stayed. on the aggressive during the next few rounds but both slowed up. Seizing an opening Tn the ninth round, White staggered Mtcneh with his left and sent him 10 the canvas. The bell saved White rom knockout in the second :~.
 White smashed his right and leIt cross with telling effect in the .tenIn and soon had Mitchell in distress: GroRgy and badly battered, but st!ll game, Ritchie tried to fight back but ran into a left hook that again spraW- lied him on the floor. He staggered to shts feet only to go down aSaln m line face of a fusillade of blows ana .tho fight ended as a towel was tossed into the ring from his corner. [ ROUND ONE
 White took the aggressive in the first round and dropped Mitchell Tor the count of nine with a left hook to the jaw, Mitchell drew blood from Whites nose with stiff Jab, but White retaliated with a'terrific two listed attack. badly cutting Mitchelfs mouth. '-. White was aggressive in the second at the sta-t, but Mitchell unIeaSneo sensational assault. He drove White about the ring with hard lefts and rights to the jaw White plainly was Eroggy as the bell rang.
 ROUND THREE
 Mitchell staggered White with a ! wicked left hook to the chin, White Swung wildly several times and clinched repeatedly. Mitchell nearly fell through the ropes backing away from a clinch, but quickly recovered and had the lead as the round end ed.
 Both waded in with two-handed drives and White shot over hard left to the face. Mitchell started fresh flow of blood from a cut on Whites right cheek. They spent most of the round sparring.
 ROUND FIVE
 The round opened slowly, Mitchell shooting over the first effective blow, d hook to the jaw, and following shortly afterward with a hard right to the body. He snapped Whltes heao back with succession of rights, but White retaliated with stiff left hook to the jaw.
 ROUND SIX
 White shot in his left twice with out a reply and drove Mitchell to the .Yopes with a right to the body. Mt ehell missed a terrific right nook as hey mixed. White drove both hands eo the Miiwaukean's head, opening a Jagged cut over the Iatter's right eye
 ROUND SEVEN
 White landed two hard lefts to the body. but Mitchell came back and traded punches, shaking White with . left uppercut. They were sparring At the bell
 ROUND EIGHT
 Both landed hard blows to the head S3nring a swift exchange. White hook ed a stiff fight Co Mitchell,s chin, but received a.,hard right and left in re- taltation. n5l.. -t
 ROUND NINE
 Mitchelrs snifty attacls and left jail bothered White. The Chicasoan land ed lightly on the head and then miss ed. Mitchell staggered him for mo nent but he came back with ter rife assault and sent Mitchell dowl for a count of nine. White was booee Rs he pushed Mitchell to his knees from a clinch. The bell saved Ritchit from further punishment. His meutf was cut and his face badly battered
 ROUND. TEN
 White sent Mitchell down again fol fhe count of nine after staggering