The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-18
Patterson Loses Bout
/ o Bill B O m m e r
BY ). I. Holland

Jesse Patterson. solemn far
"a niiddleweight from Mt. Olive A
was defeated by Bill Bonner OF
me Naval Armory In the featura
poni al At Olive last Friday ni1bf
Aug :. The Toy Bulldog az
bonner j. called, won nearly every
ia by constantly charging in
ana never gave Jesse chance "a
10 Pet SET. Patterson fought a re-
Treating battle and nailed Homer
several ines with snappy right
upp"rculs 10 the chin Al times he
'ufs'ugged Bin In their furious
exchange and outboxed him AZ
'Nns range but the white lad was
Simply too strong and aggressive.
redl' should he give TO Jesse
however. because he gave the best
ne hhd. and that is the most Won
can expect from anyone. A few
weeks previous. Patterson defeat
cd bonner AT the Forest Club In
me semi-final to the Stanley
Evans and Clinton Bridges melee.
Clark Stops White
David Clark. 1894 Golden Gloves
welterweight champion, scored the
only Knockout Of the show by
stopping Bill White Of the German
American A. c. In the second
round. Clark easily outboxed
White in the first round and had
him groggy at the bell. In the see
ond round Bill succumbed 10 Da-
yid's savage attack and Referee
Doc Casey halted the uneven
match.
Bray and Davis Win
johnny Bray. sturdy hard
punching lad defeated Jimmy
smith In a welterwoight duel. IL
was hard fought match all the
way and both boys were staggered
several times. The boys received
n great ovation.
Wesley Davis OF Mt. Olive did
enough Glowing and punching 10
gain the verdict over Roy Fedon,
white. lightweight OF the German
American A. c.
Ramsey OutpoInts Wright
Amsey Ramsey the amateur
Joe Cans" won a decision over
lsonnie Wright at 140 pounds.
Wright fought back in spurts. but
whenever Ramsey tossed his right
hand, Lonnie was usually In other
parts Of the ring. Wright was
twice runner up in the lightweight
J division OF the Golden Gloves.
Ramsey was 1863 novice light
weight champion. Both boys are
from the Mt. Olive A. c.
/ King Loses to Billy Wright
b, Howell King. 1894 runner up in
4 the featherweight class. was de
: lfeated by Billy Wright, n har,
u lfighung newsboy from Frankii
~ lStreet Settlement. King kept
Id long left jab constantly I'm Billy
N face but was upset by the latter
l. Ihard overland right
Rogers Receives First Defeat
I lightning" Sam Rogers. a fas
a stepping youngster from the Mt
; Olive A. c.. was beaten for the
} first time by Don Yunger. white,
OF German American A. c. No
count Touchdown I'm the first
round evidently blew the duke for
| Sammy. The boys fought AZ 1874
pounds and opened the show
Other Results
Jerry Sullivan and Jim Maloney
OF Holy Redeemer tangled m In
an interesting hantamweight bout
with Malone getting the decision.
Both boys are white.
Milton Shivers defeated George
Smoothie in n fast bout. Shivers
was too shifty for George and al
most scored knockout in the last
round Roth boys are welter-
weights from the Mt Olive a. C..
Stapleton and Porter In Exhibition
George Stapleton and Jim Por-
ter put up n very comical ana ex-
citing match The bout was billed
as and exhibition but II turned out
TO be a real battle. The BOYS are al
so from Mt. Olive A. c. and boxed
AT 40 pounds Joe Lewis. former
amateur star who Is now fighting
professionally. was introduced
from The ring by nill Green. Mr..
-'r1.inson and Mr. Sullivan w~-e
the two Judges and Ed DOC" Casey
was the referee A larre crowd
onioyed the fights