Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-04

round decision over Young StriDIing
of Macon, Ca. in the feature match
cf New York's open air show OF the
season here tonight Loughran clear
W. outpointed the southerner in seven
CT the ten rounds.
BROOKLYN, N Y, May VE'l--'
Harold Mays, light heavyweight from
Bayonne; N. i, won from Bob Law
son, Alabama negro on foul In
the fourth round of the first sup
porting 10 on the Young Stribling-
Icmmy Loughran card at Ebbetts
field tonight
1T took Wyoming Warner OF
Cheyenne, just 81 seconds to dis
pose of Johnny Werner, of New
york, in scheduled four round
preliminary.
Young Striblings weight was an
rounced at ia; Loughran ia IL.
The fight by rounds:
Round One
Stribling took the offensive with
swinging left hook to the stomach
nut Tommy drove him to the ropes
ard they smashed away to midriffs.
The southa"ner fooled Lcughran to
the center again and rammed
hearty left to the Philadelphian's 8
head. Light sparring turned into q
fierce exchange as Tommy belted his
left into St~ihling body.e They We're
dancing at the bell
Round Two
Stribling rlet his rival with a
fierce left handed assault to the
head and body, driving Tommy tc
the ropes where he whanged Lough-
ran fiercely about the head. They
s,capped rights to. the ribs in the
center of the ring. Striblins came
in fiercely again, tanning Tommy S
head and body with a singing left
bit of blood .dripped from Tom
.my's left eye but he dug two deep
lcfts into stribiings's mid-section just
before the bslT.
Roumd Three 4e
The Georgian sIugged s, fiereelyt
teeth clenched, |. hut coNld 90 little
against Loughrar's danains defense,
Tommy was warned twice for low
counters as StIibling rapped pair
Of hard rights to his RIBS. TheS
danced prettily ia the center OF the
ring for fully minute as the croWn
hnoed for a3ticn. Another low lets.
from Loughrah's glove brought q
warning from the referee that one
more meant disqualification.
Round Four
Tommy danced into q hard left TO
the stomach and smashing right
counter. Stribling, throwing every
cunce into his punches, cloutef
Tommy twice with rights to ne
head and body, The southerner tore
across the ring again hut Tommy
found Striblng's chin with par
rage of left hooks. Striblirgs lett
circles Tonlmy's head, leaving tne
s,.ufnerner open to Loughran's SHARP
right counters 4 They We're dancing
again when the gong sounded
hound Five
Ioughran sprayed the Georgians $
face with light Tefts and rammeo
his right heartily to the body as
etribling missed a wild left swins'
rrommv smashed a left and right into
ctyiblinp's mid sections and the
s6,,therner. infuriated, mixed rough
" with him in a corner. Tommy
,,l,od both to the head, however
and was pecking at Strihling's face
when round ended
Round six
Thev Jumped into a wrestling set
to and ouS again ut the reteree.s
order. Stribllng roughed the Phlia-
d.lnhian on the ropes but could no'
land effectively. 'Stribling, pluns-
i,ss .wirfsry-s after 81 the clever Penn
svIvaria battler, lost some OF his
avn artistry and was clouted WITT
NTH hands for his trouble. Strlb'
ING kept plugging, however, ana
Louehran plunged three, left hooks
IN his body before the bell
.A@ Round Seven
ctr;h1ing. madder than ever, helt
Tommy, in a, deadlock and poured
dn2en left hooks ,sto4gLonghrans body
caribling slugged Loughran into tn'
,.nnas ana drew fresh blood from
1,om,nv,s left eye in rough eX'
cbange Tommy appeared tired, jus
managing ito evaGea gtwo wild righ
.ayings. They were wrestling al
,.<,.r The place before Tommy brok
a,vav and nailed Stribling with
Nd right to the chin just befor
the bell.
Strihling came up swiftly benln'
VOlleN oil lett JtDS. puSs "
" TO work on Tommy's body Loueh
ran tied him up and in the -ionI
3inchcs worked with his right un
d. stribIing.s ribs. Stribling q
most scored fall as they wres'le
half through the ropes; Jabpn
Mas the play again as i1ne soh
Aanged. us.
Round Nine ~
The light Grizzle had disappeare
dsxzthes fishters came Ge..,r up and W. WeI
lack .sto-.th ei4--swrestling s. II ne .ersl
cFeea@S1Yrk f3ereely trying TO- -l.k4ese
tRem apart but both chose TO ign
n close s,rAnge. q With both arm
lacked Stribtixa;s Ywice was iwarne
again clinchfng, with the refere
vas the case Of 'ap in'again-ou'
again clinching, with the reter.
nearly exhausted at the close or IN
round. Neither did any great oai-
age. Io,.s1
stribling rushed. wildly at Lousl
ran, crashing both hands 70 he1
and body. Tommy ducked into q
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