The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-24

Iinlshed the round by weakly holding stribling off with right swings and clinches. It was Stribling's round.
 Round Four Boorde was apparently still in daze from the mauling he received in the previous round. and made little effort to do anything but defend him. self. Stribling ranged around Boorde. seeking an opening, put Freddie kept covered up. losing the round to the champion because of the latter's az gressiveness.
 Round Five
 In the fifth session Stribling again caught Boorde in his trap clinch. and mauled his jaw with his left, but did little damage. Boorde broke away and landed a straight left jab to the nose. It was Stribling's round.
 Round Six
 Boorde began to box carefully, and, circling his man, landed several well placed rights and lefts to the body. Stribling kept his jaw well covered. Freddie used a left 1ab to the head, following with his right to the mid riff or kidney. Stribling counted in the clinches, but it was Boorde's round.
 Round Seven
 Stribling brought blood to Boorde's mouth with hard left jab. and again tried his pet clinch hold. Boorde evaded the trap, but suffered from a right to the jaw. Boorde landed short arm tolts to the body. It was Strib- ling's round.
 Round Eight
 Boorde again counted, winning the eighth round by determined efforts ard clever boxing. He raised a bump on Stribling's right eye with an over- hand right. He outboxed the cham pion, and puzzled him with a pecu- liar little circling 1ab.
 Round Nine
 Boorde led fin the first part of the round by landing a hard jab over the heart but Stribling took the round by rallying toward the last, and landed a hard right to the side of the head, His left jab counted three times. and Stribling took the round.
 Round Ten
 It was probably Boorde's work in the final session that won a draw for him. He rushed from his corner at the tap of the bell and met Young Stribling coming out of his corner Boorde used his "one-two" shift for clean hits, while Stribling chose to adopt the defensive. Poorde outboxed the champion, and took the round, al- though landing no harmful blows.
 Referee Biscoe Seals advanced and took the slips of paper from the two Judges. When he called both Boorde and Stribling to the center of the ring and held up an arm of each, announce ing draw, a tremendous shout went up, and the people were satisfied.
 Weight Counted
 Where Stribling's weight came in was in the clinches, when he would hang heavily on Boorde, with a ten dency to tire his younger opponent out.
 Stribiing showed the craft of vet eran battler In his various little tricks and actions, while Boorde saved himself from a knockout by keeping his head in weathering that storm in the third round.
 The bout was a splendid one, a clever exhibition of boxing and scien- tific slugging. Stribling had the strength. while Boorde's skillful de- fense was his winning point.
 Young Stribling is still champion, and Freddie Boorde has lost nothing by the bout. The people were satis- fled. so both the boxers ought to be.
 Wilson and Sarron Draw
 Claude Wilson and Steve Sarron put up a great little semi final bout, and the crowd had realization of the calibre of the bout 1t was seeing forced upon 1t by red-hot action from the start.
 Wilson and Sarron spared rather lightly in the first round, and the session was a draw. In the second round, however. Sarron opened up, and damned Wilson about quite a bit If was his round easily
 Claudio Wilson landed a hard right to Sarrons jaw in the third round, ana the smash was almost on the button" Sarron wabbled and saved himself from a knockout by staying strictly on the defensive throughout the round. Wilson sailed in and mauled Sarron quite a bit. but Stevie lasted the round. and got a draw with Wilson.
 PreIiminaries Pete Sarron got all three of the rounds in his bout with Joe Danen- berg, and was awarded the decision by Referee Kennedy. It was snappy little fight, with Sarron doing all the leading. The youngsters fought at s5 pounds, ringside. Bogie Saab and Red Appleby fought three fast rounds. with Saab getting the verdict. The boys weighed 125 pounds apiece. Reesha and Parsons fought three rounds to draw at i25 pounds in the curtain raiser. GEORGIA TECH INVITED
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