The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-05
BROWN WINS IN THIRD; COLLIER
 IS GIVEN KAY0
Lefts to Jaw Sends Indian to Dreamland-Three Other
 Kayoes at Smoker.

Sinclair Brown upset the dope of many fight misacres Tuesday even ing at the American Legion smoker at Eks Hall and knocked out Joe Collier one minute after the opening of the third round Wicked left smashes to the jaw sent the Indian fighter to the daisy strewn paths of forgetfulness and won for Brownie.
 While many who had seen both Browns supporters supplied the only kind of an argument that talks in prize fights and horse races. Tn } Indian fighter opened up strong and looked to be little too fast for Brown, but the latter crashed through his guard in the third with a left swing that exploded on Collier s jaw with all the force of giant pow der
 Knocked Down With Left
 The blow knocked Collier sprawl ing. Groggy and bleeding at the nose, Golfers wits went into an eclipse. Without waiting for the
 
 only to meet Brownies coming in with savage rush. Golfers ef, forts to guard were ineffective. Brown swept his hands aside and again crashed the left to the jaw bowling the Indian over. For sec. ond time Collier regained his feet and again Brown smothered his ef forts at defense and swung powerful left to the point of the jaw, Col Her crashing onto the canvas with a thud audible throughout the hall.
 Billy Franks went through the formality of counting him out, but it was superfluous. Collier was oat for several times ten and had to be helped to his corner where his sec onds revived him.
 Collier Takes Lead
 Brown entered the ring first. pre- ceding Collier several minutes. Ii was noticeable he got the biggest gloves adjusted, another wait was encountered while his attendants went after water for his corner Brown was not affected by the wait The first round opened with Brown leading with his left for Golfers head, missing the mark. Collier working from crouch. spared for an opening and led for Browns jaw with hard right which Brown blocked. Tn a short rally at close quarters both men missed. Toward the end of the round Collier gained a slight advantage by assuming the aggressiveness. Neither landed z solid punch in the round.
 The second round was Golfers h, a wide margin. Brown rushed tht Indian but missed Collier. taking ad vantage of Browns open styl crashed a right through to the cnln and knocked Brown to the canvas The blow did no serious darn 4=s but Brown took the count of nint before rising He covered cleverl, and kept the Indian off for 'ile TO mainder of the round Collier Was dancing around Brown trying fer ar opening when the bell rang
 Collier Abandons Crouch
 Collier came out confidently in the third, casting aside his crouch. He was apparently certain he had taker Browns measure and was sure hf could win with kayo. Brown rushed him near the center of the ring ant before Collier could cover or bacl into his crouch had crasheda lef into Golfers jaw, knocking him tc the floor. The Indian almost in stantly jumped to his feet. groggy Brown brushed aside his defense anl again sent him to the mat with thu same terrific left Collier, takini the count of nine this time. ros, more slowly and was plainly in dis tress. Brown rushed from the cor ner to which he had retired anc sweeping aside Golfers gloves witl his right hand, swung with all hi force on the Indians unprotected