Dick: Bollinger, who was opposed to Milo Radovich in the semi-final bout, unleashed some terrific rights the first round and after his opponent had gone to the boards three times, twice from shoves rather than punches, he connected with a beautiful right hook that spelt finis to his foe. In, the.shortetime-that the win~ ner was in the ting, he exhibited plenty of speed and an ability to eradicate himself from one or two nasty positions. He certainly is a lad that will bear watching.
Gentile, who weighed in a little above the welter limit, also displayed more than average form, by technically knocking out John Ayres in the third round. He attacked continually and landed blow after blow but he rather spoilt what would have been a far better display by not closing his gloves. In fact in the earlier bouts of the evening, it was very noticeable that many of the fighters were guilty of this lapse.
Foerchler, a light heavy, also carried a heavy punch and obviously quite confident of his own powers, took the measure of a game Ben Burney in the first round, the referee stopping the bout after the former had dealt out plenty of punishment with nasty looking right and left hooks and jabs to the jaw and stomach.
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