New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-16

FfuSu uHbn tlaL Time appeared to
The turn in the tide came suddenly
In the eighth round, when Dundee
opened with q terrific attack and sent
Frush to the canvass with a left and
right to the body, followed by a ter
rife left hook to the chin. Frush took
the count of nine and scrambled to his
feet and spared against Dundee's furi-
Gus attacks until the bell rang.
During the minutes rest in his cor
aer Il was obvious that Dundee's body
punches had hurt the Westerner. Doc
Bsgley and flock of seconds worked
feyerishly over him, but when Frush
cane out for the ninth he was de-
eidedly unsteady. His ono aim was to
conduct defensive campaign for three
minutes in order to get his bearings;
bat Dundee cut loose with q brand of
stuf that reminded some of those at
the ringside OF his early fights with
Willie Jackson.
Dundee came out of his corner in the
ninth with victory in sight He gave
10 quarter and launched a series of
short hooks TO the body and suddenly
slot over left and right to the chin.
These laid Frpsh fiat on the canvass
sfcw feet from his own corner. Danny
vas dazed, but he proped himself upon
enc elbow and gazed at the crowd as
ys.eree Patsy Haley swung his arm
for the fateful count of ten.
As Haley counted nine Frush made
gallant attempt to regain his feet
but fell back He made desperate
attempt to raisie himself by pulling on
the lower rope, but this too failed, and
by that time he had been counted out.
After Frush was assisted to his corner
1t was fully three minutes before he
was able to leave the ring,
Receives Spectacular Ovation
In the opposite corner, Dundee was
being given one of the greatest ova-
tions in his career. eli waited until
Frushs' head had cleared and then
went over and offered a tapped hand in
consolation. When he strobe back to
his corner he barely had time to have
his cofee-colored bathrobe thrown
about him before he was lifted to the
shoulders of q wild-eyed mob from the
Bronx and carried from the ring to
his DRESSING room.
1t was one of the most spectacular
and generally unexpected victories
that the veteran Dundee has ever won.
The victory, in the eyes OF the New
Iork State Boxing Commission, en-
titles Dundee to the worlds feather
weight championship, now held by
Johnny Kilhane.
About 10000 persons saw the fight,
aaa there is no doubt that 10000 peo-
pie were surprised by the result. 1t
tAd been figured that Dundee's only
Chance was to outpoint Frush.
The hard drives to the body that
TIE Gleyelandsr took in the early part
Of the eighth and in the fatal ninth
upset this dope completely. Dundee,
veteran Of more than five hundred ring
battles, showed return to youthful
feFR last night that was little short
es amazing. His fddling through the
hFs. seven rounds can be counted as
atsational. gave all that he had in
lac eighth and ninth, and that was
enough to finish Frush.
Early Rounds Even
they bsttled along carefully for the
first three rounds, both sparring for
0Fenings and displaying remarkable
respect for the other fellows wallop
srash favored right hook to the jaw
saich he landed effectively on occa-
sloas. When they found their mari
sas ancient wop was usually going
sway and took them on the run.
Dundee devoted a lot of attention
. Ffash's ribs, but his drives hat
Cleveland kid. They mauled and pushed
and spared so much that the big
srawd began to whistle fer action wheI
NE fourth opened.
TIE Argt three rounds appeared tt
Dc even, but the fourth was Danny's
are so was the fifth. He stood Up and
geppered Johnny at long range unit
sae latter was stung to action. This
sselen was delivered by Dundee in the
h,h, when he opened IN and displayed
brand of battling that reminded ole
Amers Of the days when this veteran
rs nghting for recognition. He swept
mo Frush with a fusillade of drives
saa this resulted in volcanic sessions
'ash they stood toe to toe.
rom the sixth until the Knockout
1saees was the aggressor, and he
MMsWiy beat his opponent down. The
~ eighth, and a round later he was
senntsd out.
ILaere was quite gathering of fistit
smslsbrlties in the ring before Frush
81 dundee got going, Harry Wills
r.. most difident negro scrapper We
srss ever seen, crawled through this
Sas apparently very much against his
49, and was introduced. When this
sss:si,aons was over he scurried away
s1,a wild burst Of applause.
ssssAy Leonard slipped in to shake
&C. a with Dundee and Frush and was
ks,;.m.. en- ovation. He wore some adj
nee tape over his right eye and
ssss s gas certain hiatus in his mouth
Mo- me teeth used to grow. Pepper
eers m ana some other Brooklyn scrap
4 hss nade their bow to the visiting
*sa anaeanesd frea the ring that