Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-31
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE

AKIN 'AhlgS'IN, OF IpOStou' was
IL added to the long string of knock
outs credited to George Chancy at the
Olympia Club last night. The Dustin
Bambino of boxing carcsscd the Hub
town lightweight with hcfty left on
the. point of the chin in the fifth round.
and the beans were split. This time
there was no cry of "foul." and the
Baltimorcan lived mp TO his reputation
of being socking sockcr.
To Carlson, however. must go the
honors of being o game guy. It they
mean anything. Before the bell rang
starting the fuss n number Of the fans
started to help themselves into their
ovcrcoats. figuring that the bout would
end in less than n round.
They were disappointed. Some more
of the spectators got ready TO depart
during the intermiSsion between the
first and second rounds. Once more
Carlson stood off the terrific banging
CLANCY. It. looked like "Curtains'
surely in the third round. but the Bos-
tnnian'S gamcncss carried him through
that session. too.
And it was not until after > minutes
81 seconds Of the fifth frame that
CLANCY finally got over the we'll known
wallop, and the crowd filed out of the
Broad street arena with the "Aint he
one game guy?" compliment for Carlson.
Carlson Beaten Badly
Chaney administered an awful trOunc-
! ing to the Massachusetts mittman be-
fore he finally cavCd in. Carlson suf-
body and CLANCY finished up by rocking
Harry with several blows 80 the jaw
before the BostOntse was slowed awa%.
Carlson tried hard. displaying lot
of grit in his effort to stave off a
knockout. Not only did Harry do his
! best to 60 the distance, but he also
came through with Il vollCy Of punches
several times with the intention of up
setting Mr.. Chaney.
In the very first round Carlson
brought the spectators TO their feet when
he crossed a powerful right on CLANCY 5
chin. George was knocked back on his
heels. being badly shaken up tempo
rarily. That was the only telling punch
scored by Carlson.
After handing out all sorts of pun
ishmcnt to his opponent for four and n
! half rounds CLANCY sent over a mighty
left to Carlson'S jaw. Harry quivered
and almost went down. 1t looked as il
Referee Joe Critic was about to step
between the boxers, but Carlson shook
/ his head as if to mean that he wasn't
! hurt.
However. Carlson was hurt-not
only hurt, but very much tired at the
/ same time. \ few seconds later CLANCY
! landed with his vicious southpaw or
Carlson's arm. dropping him. Harry
took count of nine while in sitting
position. got up and after retreating
| half way around the ring the Balti-
mnrcnn's left again reached Carlson
this time flush on the jaw.
! CarlsOn'S legs gave way under him
and lie fell in heap against the ropes
down and out Referee Critic didn't
bother counting and he motiOned TO the
fallen mans corner for his handlers tc
help their boxer to his corner.
CLANCY weighed Il pound more thar
! Carlson. coming into the ring at 13S
! pounds.
Wallace Gets X. o.
Patsy Wallace, III. scored tech
meal knockout over Joe Dorsey, T20,
/ in the fifth round Of the semi tina
when Referee Frank O'Brien stopped
the match to save the latter from
further punishment. Dorsey had been
beaten up badly, and he was out
clasSed. Dorsey substituted for Billy
Mascot. who is suffering with inhu
cnza in New ISk;
Joe RitchiC, WIS, put up gritty
buttlc against Joe CLANCY, l3@, whl
finished winner. Ritchic's left arm
was hurt in the third round. but he
continued battling gamcly, using only
one hand in the last three rounds.
Chick Kansas. I'D, won from Young
Costrr. 12i. and X. q. Leonard. III,
returned Il victor against lteddy Jack
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