The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-10

FIT. Harrison in a decision that was
Johnny Chesunos. FIT. Harrison
defended his middleweight Golden
Gloves championship through his
first encounter last night, although
he won on points over Harold Watt
of Centerville, Ind, representing the
Miller A. c., who administered a
beating to Chesunos. The fans dis
favored the decision because OF
Watts pounding of Chesunos.
The show was crammed with
bloody action from the first gong,
which sent Paul Jones of the Mil
Ter A. c. against George Allison of
the Washington A. c., in novice
welterweight scrap. Both were
knocked down several times, and
their faces were battered until AL
llson went down for the full count
in the third round.
In all there were four ,Arockouts
and three technical kayCes in the
twenty-five bouts.
In the fourth bout on the card,
Jimmy Myers, a red-haired light
weight from the Colonial A. c.,
knocked out Fred Krukemeier, of
Washington A. c., in minute and
twenty-four seconds after the first
bell.
Albert Young, a Negro light
weight who looked good in his first
fight a week ago, lost by technical
knockout to Rudolph Smith, Negro,
when Young quit in the third round
after fighting through the whole
bout with a broken hand. He suf-
fered the injury on almost the first
blow he gave Smith, and held out
until he could use the hand no
longer.
Slavko Radich, of the Washington
A. c., one of the most promising
young welters in the city, lost a
hard battle to DeLoss Jarrett, of
Ft. Harrison. Jarrett carried the
fight to -Radich and lashed out with
hard blows to the face that finally
wore Radich down to nine-count
knockdown in the third frame.
The shortest battle of the evening
and one of the shortest, perhaps,
in ring history-was the twenty
five-second knockout Jimmy Hens
ley, Colonial A. c., scored over
George Henderson, Negro, unat-
tached, in the open f1yweight di-
vision.
Henderson, an ebony little fighter,
stepped into the ring nervously,
took a slap on the cheek and went
down on his face and knees for the
count.
Michael Kmet, Ft. Harrison well
terweight, knocked out Denzil Nc
Candies, FIT. Harrison, in a come
back rush in the second rorlnd after
McCandless had punished him for
most of two stanZas. A furry OF
body punches and left to the face
sank McCandless.
Decisions last night were:
Paul Jones' Miller A. c.. kayoed George
Allison, Washington A. c.. novice welter-
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pointed Theodore Pepera, FIT. Harrison,
open featherweights.
Merle Roberts. Colonial A. C., decisioned
Vim Jimmy Myers. Colonial A. c.. knocked
out Fred Krukemeier, Washington A. Co.
op WbuT Bovce! Negro decisioned Wilmer
Hardesty. Colonial A. c.. open feather
Rudolph Smith. Negro. Colored ,,Y,"
took technical Knockout over Albert
Young, Negro. unattached. open light
weights. ,,.,
william Sparks. South Side Turner's, novice
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Bud Cotty, Colonial A. c.. decisioned
Lester Brown, South Side Turner's. novice
bantamweights.
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cisioned OFT Harold, South Side Turner's
MAY Mayn fiidO Walker, unattached. won from
Art Pickett, Colonial A. c., open NY
"J Lowell Parrish. unattached, defeated
oscar Wood. Colonial A. c.. novice light
weights. .. .o.. .ror,
Slavko Radich. Washington A. C.. open
Jimmy Hensley. Colonial A. C., KNOCKED
out George Henderson. Negro, unattached
Op Benny nv Dichner. Washington A. C., de-
cisioned julius Messer unattached open
y John Chesunos. FIT. Harrison, decisioned
Harold Watt Miller A. C.. open middle
Paul Jones. Miller A. c.. took technical
kavo over william Sullivan, Colonial A. o.
Carl Maxwell Fl Harrison. decisioned
Carroll Scalf. Washington A. C.. open
featherweights.
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