The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-24

At the beginning of the first round Geanley made an attempt to rush ms smaller adversary off his feet The SLamfordite injected lot of wrestling stuff which appeared to baftle CasIlG at first, but the latter renamed coo4 and landed several hefty clouts Tn the session. the rounds ending with non Castle Gets steam Up.
 Castle got going in the second ana ,,lanted a number of hard body blows on Stanley. Castle also had his left fab working in good style and carried tnird round Castle had succeeded in setting the range on Stanley and Tn that session the Bridgeporter cut loose, landing rights ana tb leies on orEe rIe ing jaw-breaker which sent Stanley 10 the ropes. Stanley was near the dizzy stage under a second at'aIh, i and Referee Louis BogaSh cut lhe round short. o. Steve smith Faces Tough Opponent.
 Steve Smith, who scored a verdict over Arthur Lee at the last local snow went through the hardest battle or his brief ring career when ne 1aceu Kid Boran of Norwalk. smith s pow arfuI right sent Boran to defeat Tn the fourth round. It was technlcai knockout. Boran was dropped to the floor six times, and gamely canle back in a groggy state to take more nedicine but Referee Bogash halted the melee ,,, 1;,
 Koran started off at lively cIlp in first round anu II "eiS that Smith was in for tough gi ngii; Honors were about even, while Sihlth shaded Boran in the second by nooI- ing the Norwalker with risno hs.it etlitb or The third was even up. Wilh sn,ith coming stronger. and an extra round was ordered
 AtI,erton Has KayO Wallop.
 Charley Atherton- knocked his op- nonent. Kid Spencer, through the ropes in the third round or i15t, sies 3nr hout under a fuSNade oh rtShlS and lefts that spelled a iaou,a knochout Borh boxers fought on the hurrlcane line in the first round and both Wele winded at the close In the seconu ~ Atherston landed his left WaHop ol Snencer several times, but he failed to take advantage of numerous open iugs for a knockout.
 The bout between Julius Start and George Scheck was breezer over a | rounds had been fought it looked uKe a draw, but Start came back with vim in the final and gave Sheck d sound lacing At several stages the Sfamfordite was On the verge or a knockout, but Start didn't have sui ticient steam behind his blows to put l him away. plaudits of the crowd by his clever ness which won him the oeclsl9h over Kid Broad. Broad had the ad- vantage in weight, height and reach | and the battle was waged on even terms in the first and second rounds; In the final round Rottler outpotnted l his rival by a wide margin.
 New Knockout Specialist.
 new Bridgeport kayo artist was 1 unearthed in Nick Laznack. who | made his ring debut by knocking out | Young Gill of Stamford in about 19 | seconds of action. Laznack uncork- cd a terrible. waIlop that sent Gill to | inc ropes and a left hook to the jaw | despatched the Lock CSay boy to | dreamland.
 Joe Smith of the Lone Star A. C., | was awarded the decision over Joe ! Rickie of Stamford, after three | rounds of fast fighting in which il | appeared that honors were even up. 1 Rickie insisted on running into smiths left jabs. In the second 1 smith hoored Rickie. but the latter retliated by some stinging punches. In the third Rickie forced the fight punch was missing. The decision was booed.
 Madden is Kayoed.
 Joe Madden. the Y. NJ C. A and Ac, n boxer. can still take a few more boxing lessons. Young Pedro of Stamford. was too fast for the local bov and landed constantly Mad den,s face and body. A Ope-two ,n1nch in the face eliminated Mad den before the first round was half completed.
 NELSON |