New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
 
JOHNNY DUNDEE LOSES HIS
 JUNIOR LIGHTWEIGHT GROWN
Kid Sullivan Wins On Points Against Old Master, Result
 Upsetting All Ring Dope-Berlenbach Kayos Jaffe.

New York, \. Y., June 2l.-kid junior lightweight championship last night by outpointing Johnny Dundee in a ten-round battle at the Nostrand A. c. in Brooklyn.
 Sullivan outpunched Dundee with hard rights and lefts to the body, and piled up lead which fast finish by Dundee in the last, two rounds could not match. The decision was close but popular.
 The loss of the Championship came as a surprise to a crowd of 12,000 which had congregated to witness four ten-round fights, card arranged by | the National Sports alliance for the 1 benefit of aged ringmen. Berienbach Also Wins A hint of Dundee's disaster came in 1 the second bout of the program when Paul Berlenbach, light heayyweight knockout sensation, waS 5s trouble several times before he finally knock ed out K. O. Jaffs in the seventh round. Berlonbd rh's eye was cut badly and Jaffe swung solidly to his rivals jaw before the Astoria slugger re- covered.
 sullivan Started Early
 Dundee opened flashily in his op- ponent who broke through the cham pion's form and began to trade solid rights and lefts. Sullivan early showed an ability to beat Johnny at the slug sing game and piled up points throughout the fight until the eight round when he staggered tho cham pion with a right to the body and left to the chin and then had the better of rally when the stunned Dundee came back fighting mad,
 Dundee Brilliant In Ninth
 Sensing his danger Dundee worked brilliantly in the ninth round, outlook ing his opponent and confusing him with pcppering punches. In the final round. however Sullivan came out determined and again beat Dundee, taking the round and the Junior-light- weight championship by narrow margin. The decision was popular with the crowd, Newspapcrmen al the ring side disagreed among themselves.
 Little damage was done in the first round, but in the second. Sullivan out punched the champion with back hands. and increased his advantage in the third when he stopped Dundcc's fast charging with 2 hard right 10 tho ribs and a left to the stomach. Tho champion came back strong in th. fourth and was on top nf his man throughout the round. He contnued his offensive in tho firth but Sullivan stopped him with q hard left 10 th, jaw as Johnny bounded off the ropes They exchanged hard rights before th' round ended.
 Fatal Eight Tor Dundee
 The champion took tho sixth round and appeared to have reached his best form in the set enih when he began to beat Sullivan to the punches consis. tontiy. Before thc close Of the round, however the latter assumed the az. he climaN Ncd with the sensational exchange in the eight that the fight and the champion ship.
 Veteran uf Kin.
 Kid" Sullivan. like Dundee, cf Italian extraction and veteran of the ring. He was born stephen John Trl- ramo in Brooklyn, May sl, 1s37. and has been 8 resident of that city since with the exception Of three years n 'ho naval aviation service Al Gultpori. Miss. Sullivan has been boxing for i5 years. He recently knocked out Babe Herman but only two weeks ago lost ! decision 10 Mike Balerino.
 1Ip Prciiniinarics
 Paul Borlenbach. Astoria light
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