THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1926
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
HARD BATTLE
IS AWARDED
BENNY PELZ
Ity Klilon Briekcll
List nip lit 'a thrilling: battle be
tween Benny Pelz and Phil Hayes,
which waged for nine terrific
rounds with one quiet, will bo
down In the pa pes of ring history
for the coining (feneration to rend
and rei-eml. l'eu a nnnd was
raised by Referee Tom Loutitt in
token of victory nt the end of the
tenth round with both fighters
hardly able to stand alone.
Bo close was the decision that
ninny were of tho opinion that the
flKht should have been called
draw nnd hooes from nil over the
armory erected the verdict. How
ever, without talcing any credit
from Btiyes, who put up one of his
best fights nnd returned hnrd blow
for hnrd blow, the decision can
not be termed ns unfair, though
a draw would have left a more
IthnsiiiR tnste in the mouths of the
crowd who packed the auditorium.
Pelz Cnrrlcs Miirgln
In going over the fight it will
be seen that Benny earned a mar
gin in the fourth, fifth, eighth
and ninth, with Bayes taking the
second nnd third. Tho other four
rested even with both fighters
sending, in plenty of telling blows.
In tho first tho fighters aon
tcntcd themselves with feeling
each other out, looking for some
kind of nn opening. In the sec
ond Phil led to Pelz and ngain In
tho third he had a margin, both
rounds going to Phil. Pelz believ
ed that he was hit low In the last
minute of the third, on ho went
to his knees nnd mode wild gesti
culations to Loutitt ns the bell
sounded.
Knrnged. Pelz rushed nt Hayes
In tho fourth nnd slammed his way
to almost even terms ngain. In
the fifth the former newsboy con
tinued his rushing, slnshing Inc.
ties nnd won that round, to make
two rounds nplece.
IJiiyrs Floors Benny
Both scrappers turned loose in
the sixth nnd seventh with neither
one having any marked ndvan
tnge. In tho eighth canto Benny
tore Into Bayes and had him
nearly out at the end of the round.
Kosuming hfs leading tnoUcs in tho
ninth Pels continued to hammer
Bayes, who although hanging on
wis returning many blows. The
ninth went to Benny.
In the tenth Bayes, still groggy,
staged a comeback that threatened
to end the fight In a knockout.
Ho floored Pelz with a hard right,
nnd barely able to stnnd himself,
foil on top of the Portlnr.de''
Again in this last round Bayes sent
hard jolt, but Pels earned a
draw la this round.
Kid Googerhide, 130, and Young
Watts. 133. both of Kit I e in. fought
four rounds to a popular draw.
Googerblde had a slight edge if
anything as his ability to hit with
a right uppercut almost at will In
the last two rounds took the steam
out of Watt's sails.
Spot-lnl Event Uneven
A special event in which Jimmy
Fargo lost by a knockout to Kid
Ohregon, 110, of Portland, in the
first round of a scheduled four
round go, left the fans unsatisfied
Ol.repon was too good for Fargo
and the matching of the two was
a mistnke.
Russell Cireen. 128, fought BUlle
Burdelt. 128, of Portland, to a
draw. Cireen kept pecking away
in the first two rounds, but Bur
dett came back strong In the last
two.
Eddie Moore, 116, nnd Norman
Snell. 11 G. of Portland, met In the
seml-windup which went to Moore
in the fifth round. Snell went to
his knees nnd protested that Moore
had struck low. Loutitt called
him out. Snell was not hurt and
was able to get right up and trot
out of the ring.
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