The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-31

waECpS in the fIrst -oilf-1- 12oE5stSii displayed a snearing left jab which troubled Fisher Tn BCidgeporte@ landed two stiff rights iCD the Syra. (. sz ms jaw fcliowe by a bafTazse 1T punches which bafGed his adversary Fisher stumbled to the floor in fnlS round after breaking out Of a cllnch
 Bogash weighed 158 pounds and three ounces. his best fighting weight was the opinion expressed It was one Of the best fights he put np in the Park City in several moons. He punched effectively wibh both hands, knocking Fisher from post to pillar
 Fisher Nearly Out
 Fisher was in g very bad condition In the ninth session when a fiIslllade rash was cautions and all of his blows hit their intended mark Fisher ao- sofbed terrific punishment but ne was a demon fDr punishment and too6
 Fisher has hands bigger than Mu!- Ter the star end player or the Uni vesztty of California who throws for ward passes 75 yards, and had dllf1- s.rlIt5y i'm getting pair of six ounce gloves to fit him Promoter Andy Parker was compelled to chase our pushed his !Dnc11-gEsao5 into rf1a nl1tTS-
 First Blood for Bogzasga-
 Bogasi drew the claret from Fish CTS mouth i'm the third round with a short right swing Both boxers miss ed right hand swings at the beginning of the fourth session. but BoSaSh landed with three straight T1shSs which jarreS9, Fisher and ths latter feIa into a ca5ncia, using the elbow. Referee J1nm Calvin warned him.
 The tfth round was rather sioEs but of what fighting was done Bc- xas, had the best of it Fisher fell 1mrGo a. clincaa i'm the sixth and tackled the local boy about the knees and both fell down. Fisher missed with a heavy right swing and Bogash caugnS N-5 Fisher back on his heeas>
 There was aaUt very much action In fine eighth, bat in the ninth Bogash tore oaar of his corner ferOcdoGsly ana l landed three right hand wza11ops on Fishers jaw. He followed t22is with a left and two moro rights and had Fisher reeliIg- RogaSh was cautious ana did mot want to take any u11- necessary changes with the dread I waIl0Es i'm the SyraCusanS right 1nftt which has spelled defeat Of some or 1he best nnfddleweighfs. including Jsek Delaney. Bogash boxed care fpIEy being eomtemteda to OaItpO1nt his l Unam-
 Fisher Lands in Tenth
 Fisher made a better showing n | ths tenth, landing three light taps at l the start of the round and then they | exchanged right jatas- Bogash stabbed ! a left t0 the stomach and followed il l with a right to the chin Fisher was l weak aud in the eleventh he held on to BogaSh while regainins his wind 1 The fans yelled for Bogash to finish 1 him, but Fisher chung like a leaf Bo- 1 Eash brought home left to the l chin as the round closed
 Bogash kept blazing at Fisher with ] both hands in the twelfth Fisher 1 was a weak and punished man at the | finish
 Mason Out Of Class-
 The concensuS of opinion around l the ringside last night was that John | ny Mason went out of his class to l ooI-1 Mac hp hJE711 min bantamweight of Stamford, and as a result the erstwhile amateur was given a seevre setback when he was stopped in the second round of q ten round bout
 There was no action in the first stanza the boys resortng to feeling out tactics But the fireworks start | ed at the opening of the second when Mack, otherwise MaruRe, darted out of his corner like a bearcat as though | he meant real business. Before the i round was q minute old a. singing left jab followed by d right cross sank Mason to the canvas He laid on his side as Referee Jim Calvin of Water bury tOled off the fateful decimais Mason rose after the count of ten with intention of coEtLnI- ing, but it was too late and the re fierce awarded the decision to the St tanfordite-
 Bones Introduced
 Jim Bones, Bridgeport's contender ed and made it known that he want ed to meet the winner
 IIuby Was Slow
 Young Iuby did not make very much of an impression with Leo J Johnson, the clever Acorn A. C. boxer. The "cuIlo gent gave the Crasho seeker patches of trouble, Luby's haymakers falling short Of their mark by long margins.
 Jim Corbctt'S Dance.
 Luby dashed out of his corner at the start of the bout and danced and like old Jim Corbett, shoot ing in straight lefts and rights Things looked pretty bad for Johnson and before the bout was two rounds old l he had the Crasho fighter swinging like an old barn gate In tlle fourth session Luby shot a left hand to | Johnson's stomach and the fattec pro tested for low hitting. When the referes asked Johnson if 2le wanted | to be examined the latter refused and continued to fight.