The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-18

bloody 12-round at convention
to his nickname of Arizona
"Brcak" Helped Palmer.
I'm showing tho way 10 Trcmnly
Palmer administered another reverse
TO old Man Dope who mas been ni'I
treated 80 much IN rcccht times tn'l
he now is hardly recognizable 10 MS
best friends. For on his record, Hh
compared to pnlmer's Grcmbly iig
urrd to wlu--hnd the "wiso ones
went down tn defeat along with hlu.
At that. without attempting To de-
tract from palmor's victory. u might
De said that break OF tho hght
clpcd him materially. Tremnly
had been forging to tho front up
Go the fifth round, In that session
during miX-up at close quarters
Eddie received an ugly cash above
the right oyo that blcd profusoly
almost continuously until the end
OF the fight, and this handicap
seemed to interfere materially with
his work.
Palmer seized the advantage and
used Il for all IL was worth. Every
moment thereafter he was iiSht on
top of Trombly always poklns away
ut the bad eye whenever no hni -
opportunity.
4 Right Full of Fighting.
II was great scrap TO watch.
There was more good. hard punch
ing. clean. effective hitting. than
had bcon seen In convention hall ~
many month. Uoth boys knew
how to hit. and neither loafcd n mo-
meut both, moreover, were In such
excellent condition that they stood
up under the terrific punishment
meted Ia each other. without a tr'nl-
or. and AT the end both were going
strong There was not knockdowh
though many "A blow was shod bv
each that would have floored lots OF
weaker fighters.
Weather Hurts Crowd.
The crowd. which was held down
by the unfavorahle weather. voiced
It's approva, OF the bout throughout
and checred botn men at the tlnish'
Nobody aueationei ltefcrcC GahanS
verdict. for. though many supported
Trcmbly and admired his punching
ability, ganeness aud ability To
stand the gaff. everybody agreed
that Palmer trimmed him n'the last
half OF the battle.
Palmer came through the bout
unmarked despite the number OF
gloves he stopped. II showed he
was in splendid physical condition
His campaign In the east mas
hardened him.
Aside from being tougher aud
seeming better able To land his
blows, he is the same old Palmer
tear-in. rushing battlor. always
forcing the going to his utmost.
Trcmbiy Has Iiib Brokcn.
After the fight u became Known
that Trembly had fought from tho
second round with Il broken rib.
Dr. l.. C. Presson, tho club physician,
announced that he had examined
the fighter and found fractured
rib on the left side.
II was afraid for while that |
couldn't stick II out" Trcmbly said.
II couldn't use my left at all In the
last seven rounds, and when ] swung
my right It was mighty painful |
fought mighty poor fight. but 1t
was the best ! could do"
But Trembly won't loso anything
by his defeat In the minds OF Tulsa
fans.
Trcmbiy Starts Well
Trembly outboXcd and out
punched Palmer up to the fitth
round. lie won the first and Pal
tner the second. Trembly then an
neXed the third and fourth. stab
hlng Palmer with his left and IRE
quently smashing his right to Pal
mer's jaw. II looked like he would
beat Palmer.
Hut In the fifth Palmer opened
n vicious body attack. keeping al
ways at close quarters and pounding
T'remhly's ribs and stomach con-
tnuously II was from one of these
sessions at close quarters that
Trembly emerged with the flesh
above his left eye laid wide open,
Those at the ringside saw no blow
tha; might have caused the injury,
Trombly and his manager said Pal
mer's head did It, but they didn't
believe Palmer butted Intentionally,
From then on It was Palmer all
the way In the tenth Tembly
seemed TO recover. and punched Pat
mer effectively, but the Kid staged
come -haci: late I'm the round and
evened II. lie attacked Trembly
turiously ia the eleventh and
twelfth,
The attendance Of women was
larger last night than usual The so
called gentler sex (some OF II at
leasD gets rather hard.bolled at a
boxing match, In the seventh
shedding a stream ot blood, spattcr-
Ink ringslde spectators, girl In
the lingaide section, standing up In
her chair shouted at Palmer:
Hes got another eye, Andy. Fix
IL up too"
Morris and Fulton 10 Meet.
1t was announced from the ring
side before the main event opened
that Carl Morris, the Sapulpun,
once the hopes of the white race
would meet Fred Fulton another
giant OF the ring at convention hal
December o. The crowd booed lust
ily at the first mention of Cnrls