The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-20

1c seemed stronger dS llle TOuIlU ended.
 Butler kept up the aggressive in the fourth round. He used a left jab effectively, but Joe was block ing the right follow-up better In a rally near the ropes Joe shot a guard, landing heavily on the lat straight right through Buffers Iguard, landing heavily on the lat ters left cheek bone. It stung Butler badly and slowed up his at sack for the rest of the round. It was the first clean blow that Joe had landed in the fight.
 Even Tn Fifth
 Joe came out fighting hard in the fifth and at least held Butler to even terms. Twice his right penetrated Buffers defense and both times it was high, landing on the cheekbone on the left side of the face. It was too high to do any serious damage, but both blows were hard enough to set Butler back on his heels. Butler drew fresh blood from Golfers Lose with lefts, but missed badly with rights and uppercuts. lt The men met with a rush in the sixth and final round Collier was trying hard for a knockout, realiz- ing that he had no chance to win without one. Butler did not choose to play safe, but stood toe to toe with Joe and matched punch es with him. Collier weakened first and covered up in crouch. But Ter was on top of him with both hands failing to the sides and head As Collier strengthened up under the grue ling punishment, Butler landed a heavy right to the stomach and Joe, gasping heavily Winced with pain. The bell ended the fight with Butler landing almost at will
 The judges decision was unani-' nous for Butler. Apparently it was popular as the crowd greeted it with loud cheers.
 Weaver Pretty Fighter | Outweighed exactly 10 pounds, 132 to l42, Slugger Weaver outboxed and outsmarted Schoolboy Sammy Nelson in the semi windup and earned the decision. It was close, but not near enough to give Nelson draw. This decision was also pop ular.
 Weaver was on the aggressive most of the time. He fought open and kept Nelson back pedaling the first four rounds. Not until the fourth round did Nelson land clean blow. The Slugger was too fast and too clever He landed two blows to Nelson's one and carried the fight to Nelson every minute.
 Neither man scored a knock down, and neither was damaged to any extent Weaver couldn't make any impression on Sammy although he slammed him time and again with pretty rights and lefts which drove the school boy into shelter but didn't seem to hurt him. Tn the fourth, Nelson whipped a right to Weaver's mouth and nose that jared and dazed him. for a min ute. Sammy didn't follow it up and lost any advantage it might have given him.
 Sammy rushed in the fifth and put Weaver on the defensive the rest of the round. He landed twice to the face, drawing blood from Weavers nose, but the latter was too much the boxer and ring gen. eral for Sammy and weathered the storm in fine shape. Only kayo could have won for Sam and he didn't have the goods with which to deliver it.
 Osborne Beats SegundO
 One of the "fightinest" fig ht ever staged by the Legion was un- yelled for the fans in the special event with Osborne left-handing his way to the victory in the third round on technical knockout. The margin of difference was in the fact he could stand alone in the middle of the ring unassisted, while Segundo had to hang onto the ropes to keep himself erect.
 Segundo seemed the better boxer, but Osborne had the most stamina and that was what counted. Neith- CT man could claim to be a scien- tific boxer, but they were 18-karat in the art of giving and taking. Os- borne, in fact, almost gave himself away in the first two rounds. He kept poking Segundo in the face with hard left and swinging his right to the side of the little Brown brothers head. Segundo drew blood with a left and right to Os- borne's head. r ta
 This kept up for two entire rounds with Osborne doing the most damage in the first, and the first half of the second In the last half of the second Osborne's wind play ed out on him and Segundo almost evened matters up by clouting him around the ring landing both fists to the head repeatedly.