The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-19
Morris No Match for Fred,

Morris No Mntcn Tor lrcu,
II was Fulton's flght all the way
and he did not hold back a moment
lie pounded at Morris big stomach
from the time tho gong sounded
starting the first round, keeping Carl
always on the defensive. Late in
the first round Fulton cracked Nor
ris with smashing left TO the side.
and this blow was the beginning Of
the end.
In the second, Fulton resumed
where he had left of In the first
Morris fought back, but feebly
Again near the end OF the round
Fred sent a vicious left TO the body
and Morris went reeling against the
rones badly shaken and breathing
heavily Before Fulton could take
advantage of him, the bell sounded.
Morris Nearly out In Third.
At tho opening Of the third round
Fulton crashed his right to Morris
head and 1t cracked Ike broken
bone lie then resumed the body
attack, relying mainly on his left,
He Knocked Morris to his knees with
left jab to tho Jaw, but Carl was
up before the referee began count
ing. lie pounded Morris around the
ring, and soon had him groggy.
Morris was reeling about at the
finish
During the intormIssion between
the third and fourth rounds tho
crowd, realizing that Morris WAS on
the verge OF a knocko out, began dom
ming uvercoats ana preparing 10 de-
part.
Fulton rushed in to finish Nor
RIG in tho fourth, Ho knocked Car
down for tho count of nine with u
Ia. a.sfr Ia, ~ nj u nd
Morris arisen than another body
punch sent him to the floor. Az the
referee began TO count n towel was
thrown in from Morris corner. and
Fultons hand was raised IN token
ut victory.
Bin Floto OF Kansas city.
brother OF otto Floto, well-lSnowf
sporting writer served "a referee.
Cnrrs Big stomach Easy Target.
There was no question about Full
tons victory being clean cut, Nor
ris was no match for him Morris
despite the fact that he trained
harder for this bout thau for any
hare in years, was in no condition
10 meet an oonounnt of the ca'lbe
Of Fulton. Without the heavy tap'
with which he drapcs himself whit
training, Morris big stomach pro
he had no chance at all with an
agile, clever boxer like fulton win,
also could hit hard enough 10 shak
him up.
Neither man struck a low blow
although most of the mixing was a
close quarters.
The largest crowd that has wit
messed "a boxing match here In year
turned out Tor the a.tray.
Hendricks Wins Another.
Niene Hendricks, amateur welteT
weigh. from oklahoma univcrgit'
outpulntCd George Brown of MusA0
see in eight rounds IN the semi
wludup. Hendricks displayed Oh
same flashy form as iu his tormu
appearance here. lie won iron
Brown I'm every round. He kept III
left I'm Browns race and stouac
continually and occasionally stuck j
right cross, The crowd gave hiI
an ovation al the finish
Buck Rider. Sapulpa bantam
knocked out Carl schwartz OF FoI
smith I'm the fourth round OF
scheduled siN-rOunuer. SchWarl
was floored twice for the count &
nine in the third round, Schwart
was substituting for Bobby lIughe
New Orleans, who injured a wrii
iu bout al Shreveport Frida
night Reports that Bobby Hugh,
had roou killed near Okemah Sur
day might were in circulation.
was not the Louisiana Bobby, hut a.
other boxer ay the same name VIII
was slain.
Tommy Irvine OF Tulsa, ugh'
weight. Won q close decision oyt
wild Irish" Rose OF Sapulpa j
four rounds, Louis Adery. Tuls
newsbOy flywcight, bested Youn