Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-05

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range as the gong sounded.
Round 3-Bushy drove into the
New Yorker with a two fisted at
tack to the head and whipped his
| left to the body. A right and left
| bounced off Rosenberg's chin. Rosen-
! berg caught Graham with heavy
left and right to the head but Bushy
almost floored Rosenberg with a vol
i ley of Smasnes tothe head as he
| pinned the former champion on the
, ropes. Grahan's left again found
| Charley's jaw with two sharp jabs
as the round closed.
Round 4-Bushy danced in and out
| landing twice to Rosenberg's head
With each hand. Charley followed
/ him about the ring apparently dazed
! by Graham's speed. Graham leaped
in again with a lightning left hook
that ripped Charfeys head back
again. He stormed to close quarters
mailing Charley with a sharp right
to the chin. Rosenberg backed into
a corner as the challenger beat
fierce tattoo on his head and body
Rosenberg lefted his left twice to
Bushy's chin in a clinch but took
two right smashes to the body be-
! fore the referee broke them at the
| bell.
| Round 5.-Rosenberg tore from his
corner to catch Bushy with two right
| hand smashes to the head. AS they
| fell into a clinch Rosenberg beat q
| tattoo on Graham's ribs Two lefts
| shot Bushy's head back and merci-
/ less attack to the body drove the
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| lied with a swinging left hook to the
stomach and resumed his dancing tao
tics Both missed in a wild exchange
in the center of the ring. They swap
ped lefts to the head and were mixing
again in another close exchange when
the gong sounded.
Round 6. = Rosenberg, apparently
gaining in strength and confidence,
smashed his left and right to Graham S
head and tied up his challenger in a
clinch. AS they broke apart, both stood
toe to toe, beating a wild tattoo ITO
head and body with both hands as the
crowd rose in a frenzy. Charley fol-
lowed Graham across the ring, stab
bing him with his left and whipping
two right counters to the body. Gra-
ham, solely on the defensive, was hav-
ing trouble evading Rosenberg's furi-
Gus attacks. rhe New Yorker snapped
two hooks to the head and stomach
and pinned his challenger on the ropes
! with series of rights and lefts to
| the head. They broke from a clinch at
] the bell.
4 Round Z. A. welt appeared under
Grahams left eye Rosenberg stabbed
/ for@ itswithr< his left. Three left hooks
to the head shook up the challenger.
but he retaliated with right and left
to Rosenebrg's body. Both appeared
tired as they locked in a clinch. Bushy
danced away. Coming back, Graham
shot his right to Rosenberg's body,
only to meet a ripping left smash to
/ the head that nearly floored him.
Rosenberg chased the dazed Utica boy
across the ring, smashing away at
head and body with both hands. Gra-
! ham appeared to be wobbling when
the bell rang.
J Round 8.-They jumped into a toe
to-toe slugging bee as they came out
from their corners. Rosenberg nailed
Bushy with a long left to head and
| hooked three times with the same hand
to the chin before Graham tied him up
in a clinch. They hammered away at
each other in the center of the ring,
with Rosenberg's weight and punch
ing power beginning to take it's toll.
! Three straight lefts to the head
! knocked Graham back to the ropes.
Graham, very tired, was backing away
under storm of blows as the bell
i rang
Round 8. = Rosenberg whipped his