Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23
DRAW DECISION is
GIVEN IN PACEO-BLACK SCRAP

an of night. and last night mus,
have been Bnl's.
Several hundred fans. including
many Pancho supporters ST
stunned whca tie decision arrived
Eli was not lie only one who lad
an Oft night. SIR Robert Pael D
put up the worst cxhihition hc q,
ever staged in the locaI arena.
Bobby took a boxing lesson and
a heating for IL rounds. lie wa.
not only out-boEeI: he was out-
smaIled, out speedcd and out lit.
L was a slow and }miHteaesting
fight for one billed as champion
snip affair and Bobby $ work was
largely to blame. It was Ike q mo-
Tor truck against a racing CIR and
the racing ear wasn't Bobby
Slow and uuintcrestung though
the fight may have been. 9c d,
not think draw decision was tie
hest. II Tie boys were not doing
as good Is tAcv could, they shoHii
have been removed from the ring
or given q talking TO such as
Brooks ana Armstrong 0r Gasus and
Flowers received. Black was guilty
of much holding during the Ii.lt
bat not enough to offset his lead
over Paclo.
Only in the third, fifth and tenth
rounds did Bob show anything ;t
all I'm tic tiird he speeded up some.
in the fifth he caught Black a
couple of times oH the head to
draw q little blood and in tie
tenth round he tried to do some
thing that would give him the fight.
hat De- was too far behind. Ho
dldu { hit Black q half dozen good
solid wailops all through the fight.
Nobody regretted his bad work
any more than his friends and they
include rhe writer. but neither
glt- Her decisions 60 according to
friendship. They all look alike once
they g1 in there. Black Fought Il
good fight and deserved to walk
out wyH the belt which the club
lad offered. IF he gets another
ciaurc st ir. and ic certainly is
entitled 81 lo So, le'u get it unless
Bobby snaps into IT ana fight, the
flight that le +, capable Of doing.
What 4 Fight,
The ghosts Pat NcNulrv, Joe
Brown. George Goodrich and few
more old timers must have been
fIuttcring around tAc Tiu0 iii Tie
semi-tiual when Luis Reyes and
Jimmy Hart beltcd tie doyiiglts
oat Of each other for five rounds
with Jimmy going down for kavo
after two minutes and - second
of figi ting in that stanza
Hart had stood up under mUr
dr.as body attack by Reyes and
stood up only to send back such
terrific cIout, to the Mezirau's head
that il IS a wonder somebody didn t
have said head land In his lap
There WASH t "a thing TO choose
between those two boys i'm the first
two rounds. They iast stood There
cud boltcd each other, with an th.
fans standing up bowling like CO.
uanchcs. III wos fight such as
hasn't been seen IN many a moon.
Hart stepped ahead ia jh- tlird
.aad had Luis in trouble, bu tine
Brawlay boy had plenty Of sand
down lis backbone, stiflcned. and
~eathcred the storm. Luis hit mo-e
trouble in the fourth and was sent
10 the floor for Hiue count. IT
looked like curtains for him but
darned ii he didn't get up and keep
fighting only TO go down again
just a. the bcl cudcd the round.
Reyes seconds must have told him
tolncthiu9 between rounds for he
came out fighting and the way he
sent those short straight. Wallop-
ing blow, into the Hart cafeteria
was nobodr'a business but jimmy
Hart's They hurt. They finally
pulled Jimmy down TO the floor and
he wa- counted out. But he can
have a fight here any time he wants
IT. He's game and so is Reyes. A
coUple Of real fighters-the kind
tAc fans like 10 see.
The Armstrong Brooks racket
wasn't such 2 much. The BOYS he'd
10 be told to mako fight Of It,.
Cam blame them for not doing
much Being cousins they really like
each other and Brooks in particular