The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-03
LUIS WINS ALL
 BUT DECISION
Chilean Apparently Clean ly Beats Dundee, But
 Referee Thinks Not
By WESTBROOK PEGLER (Leased Wire to The Age-HoraldD

RINGSIDE. MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, NEW YORK, June D. After battering Johnny Dundee all over the Garden ring for 12 rounds, Luis Vicentini. the Chilean lightweight. while sitting in his corner after the final bell, Monday night. received harder smash from the officials of the boys than any he has ever taken from the knuckles of the gladiators he has encountered in the ring
 Vicentini had beaten Dundee at in fighting, and had smiled an estastic smile as Johnny's puny onslaughts bounced off his prominent chin. He had transformed Dundees ordinary pallid left flank into a creaming blotch of red with right slants to the kidneys. In the last seconds of the twelfth round he had come closer to stopping Dundee than Benny Leonard ever came and when he heard the decision as he reclined on his perch. without a doubt in the world that he had won. his face assumed. an expression of acute sea- sickness and he cried the South Ameri- can equivalent of "Oi. Oi! Yoi."
 Vicentini Too Strong Vicentini was altogether too strong for Dundee and he had learned at last some of the things that it seemed that he would never learn when he was be- ing whipped by Johnny Shrugrue and Pal Moran.
 Every time Dundee came into clinch he knew he was due for terri ble torture from Nicentini's right fist, which climbed up anl down between his kidneys and the back of his head thumping him like trap drummer beat ing his pots and kettles.
 At Long range. as the fight was seen | from this angle of the ropes, the Chilean | fighter got better than an even break for he shook Johnny from his scalp to his angles several times with long right swings. Luis also employed a left to the face which was almost a sensational event in Coliflora, because Luis was thought to have no use for his left hand whatever.
 Good Blocking
 Nicentini had devised a system of holding his left arm at a peculiar angle so that Dundee's attempts to retaliate with kidney blows in the clinches were frustrated. Johnny's forearm would be obstructed by Luis left elbow and there was no blush on Eicentini's ribs when the fight ended.
 Half dozen times during the bout. Dundee tried to revert to his old clown. ish methods of springing off the ropes. the maneuver, which trapped the best of them few years ago. vicentini all ways stood back waiting for Johnny to conclude his monkey shines and could not be drawn into a rush. When Dundee was rushed, he fought hardest, digging his toes into the wadding, squaring his chin as he clinched his teeth on the little fragment of match stock that he always munches while boxing, and slammed away at the face.
 Scoffed At Blows
 It is true that in these climatic furies Dundee belted Vicentini freely, but it is also true that Luis seemed to regard them like maiden kisses, for he grinned like a freshman sitting out dance, and swung into the spirit of the thing so effectively that Johnny always backed away.
 Some of the writers at the rinsside thought that a draw was the worst that Luis should have received. Opin- ion was pretty well divided, however,