The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-01-14

Orleans. ana Bill Tate. colorcd behem-
on from Alabama, battled III the old
Milwaukee car barns last night before
a bargain crowd OF fight fans who filled
every available seat and swarmed by
hundreds along the walls.
Al the end Of the tenth round Referee
Iouttlt seized d bronze paw OF each
sweating Hercules and flung 1t aloft IN
token OF draw.
A draw Il was, but by virtue Of that
d6aw Bill Tate now IS the calored
heavyweight champion OF the world. lie
entered the fight last night as the cham
plan because he won the title technically
Monday when the bout ended ~ the
hfst FOUND ON foul by Wis. lie
retained the championship by last nights
draW decision
Mullins Protests Vehemently
Paddy Mullins. Wis MANAGE. pro-
tested yehemcn,ly that the draw docs
not enttlc Tate TO tie champ nship.
bHt there seems no other view - 'ase.
Mullins asserted that last night b4f
gam fight at which 10 adm on was
charged, was Mondays fight all ofcf
again and thar by fighting IN this bar
gam bill the two completely Cancelled
Monday battle and wiped II on the
books as II u never had been C9nse=
queniIy tn draw last night. he declared,
lrn Wills ,nil posse sor OF the ttIe.
But the view among boxing experts
j. general that Tate won the champion
ship on the foul and that he kept II last
night by getting the draw. Let The
managers aud the boxers fight out their
argument.
II was a real fight th1e timc make no
mistake about that battle between
an aggressive maulinp. Haging engine
ef destruction a giant who 2rittcl his
teeth and charged with the Jury 90 a
locomotive again and again and again.
and d clever big man who Guided those
demon rushes. booked the most savage
oi 'hc swings. Jabhed Ia5bc3 labbd
with a singing iett and occasionally
whipped over a ripping, tearing, vicious
right uppereut or straight smash
Tate Hangs On
Wills Wa the charger the primitive
man LISTING 10 seize his opponent and
tear him and hammer him anil rend HIM
to pieces I ate the cool. the eltser. The
elusive Again and again when Ntlls
charged Tat. would step fsIdc ms
SWING anil hang ON II. haug thus
through many and mans a cljueh md
As he held VII would ram terrible
pun ID atstt ii'' t.at
right on a'es naked BACK ann sac
above the kidneys.
he marvel 81 II VA No" any nn
man being would stand up undcf those
awful sIcdge hammer blow, cyen IN he
hack aud SURVIVE them Where Wis
Int. Tate's back became red and swollen.
and "a the night went on itlc patches
OF brighter rcd showed where the flesh
had becn p1uuded ike round steak under
a butchers mace.
The sound ~ those blows nooned nor
lowly, ike bass drum yet ATE never
even WINGED under lheih
Up 10 the fourth round ate conferred
himself manly WIN defensive lehhiis'
Occasionally his let ~ould ~lP oa'
and every time II whipped IL sidbos L, o1I
he let Wis do all the ieanlng ana az
the aggressive work IN me ioul !"
Wills shook hun and flung nun ABOUT III
the cllnches N a iranto ehaea9o, ~
shake HIM loose ana Iaha d H''is""'s
blow.
They roughed 1t to the ropes as ny, !@o
gorillas would rough H. pul " .lle
couldn't land me punch ne was ''5"is
Tor. ate smglhefed ms olo@s.
ATE IaHes Ass'e Ss,S a,sb
lncl u. 'Iie NJ ,,,,r..ssi,,r
OF orhlianey. re loon i''e AZ s.. leit
ana. WIN swift ne'1 VII; ILL ta - eyc a
opened 4 Gu. ovei Nv. w a., .+,rtad ont and
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no'iie. I HI',l ~, -, b,,,,seIf and
tile oredheM4y " T l'ls ig TEo rrn,gd boocd
TOOK swi,s aI WI; IL - u" ,be roneS and
lh ~ FL iet,s Ind rigbts Ia his face
Sho"eted leits ana ,I Ign ~ si' sin
Just oelote tie pen e ne, 'a ieariv AIRED
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" ms, - u.. ,no,h.r to,,d Of ae.
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non NJ Two .s oo,'a''5 ~, ri,a fol-
ellneh near tne - iet, % ;,b' IN, Tate 10