The Alaska daily empire., 1923-07-30
DRAW DECISION
 GIVEN IN LOVE
 JOHNSON SCRAP
Love and Johnson Fight An other Great Scrap - Mo-
 Ilhane Kayoes Williams.

For the second time in three weeks Battling" Johnson and Kid Love Saturday night went six slashing rounds to dogfall, putting up a battle that kept the fans on the edge of their chairs for the last five of the six hot sessions. Both men fought clean and fast and at the end of the final round both were going as strong as ever.
 The only knockout of the smoker put on by the American Legion was handed out by "K-O" McIlhane to Il husky Indian named Williams. It was the only time in local ring rec ords that fighter has been knocked crosseyed. Williams was able to get to his feet but informed Referee Billy Franks that he didn't want to fight any more.
 Four Good Bouts.
 The smoker, arranged in 4S hours, was better than some pulled off here after weeks of preparation. Three nifty scraps and a pretty sparring match made up the card.
 The sparring match between Thompson and Jack Vinan, formerly in the local U. S. Navy Radio Sta ton and now in the radio berth on the Eagle Boat 57, won a hearty round of applause.
 The opening bout was between Woodhouse and Smith. both from the Eagle boat It went three rounds to a draw. Smith had the better of the opening rounds, but Woodhouse evened the score in the latter part of the second and in the third round.
 Williams Gets kayoed.
 The semi-flnal between McIlhane and Williams opened with both men working cautiously. Both missed leads and the first round ended with neither man having landed a solid blow. It was clearly an even round.
 The second was different Nell nancy led with a left and missed. They danced around the center of the ring for a few seconds McIlhaney stepped back six inches, shot right, overhanded haymaker from head quarters to Williams jaw and 10 sec onds after the round started "an- other redskin bit the dust" Will Hams lurched to his feet at the count of nine and fell onto the ropes, but had sufficient wits left to tell Ref cree Franks he was through. Franks chased the prancing gob away from his victim and asked Williams if he wanted to fight As the chunky In dian brushed a gloved hand across his twisted optics, his jaw sagged and he slowly shook his head. He had lots-plenty. He didn't want to fight, not then. just wanted to be al lowed to die peacefully. And Franks quit bothering him and raised Me- llhaney's right hand. the old familiar KOS" in front of his name if he sign. And now Mac can wear two so desires.
 Main Bout a Sizzler.
 The main bout between Johnson and Love was a sizzler The former had nine pounds the advantage in weight and several inches in reach. The fight was virtually repetition of their first scrap early this month. The first round was even, neither landing any telling blows Johnson did most of the leading. Loves footwork was a revelation and his ducking clever. Johnson missed some by fractions of inches and others by feet
 In the second round Johnson landed both left and rights to the nose, draw ing the first claret of the fight. He had the second by a fair margin although just before the round ended Love slammed a left to the jaw which slowed up the Canadian fighter
 The third round found Johnson still trying for the head and jaw and Love shooting at the lunchbasket. The lat. ter ripped right to the stomach and little later a right over the .s