'The final evens of the evening Frought together over the ten.round route George Levchenko and Young Dundee. for the welterweight championship of China, formerly held by "Smiling George" when he' "retired rome two years ago. From begin~ ning (0 end the Russian was Dun. dee's master and never once did the latter display that form that he has consistently shown in his recent gymnasium workouts. Levchenko ever for one moment allowed him to get set with the result that most of "Dundee's better efforts came from in: fghting where, however, he was never seen to great advantage. Levchenko, with straight lefts and 'Tights, left hooks and uppercuts and tight swings landed time and time gain on Dundee's face and jaw but spars from one left hook spreadeagled Dundee on the canvas for a short count in the fourth ound, the Russian's punching was rather' wild, poor timing resulting in many of his. blows danding on his rival's shoulders, back' and arms. The eventual winner did almost as pleased throughout, but had he shown a little more care Ju the fourth -ound when Dundee was badly hurt, the fight should have been brough! fo an abrupt conclusion.
'Dundee, though very At, had little to commend hum as a title-contender, his style of fighting being quite de-'Onitely of a negative type. He did not win one round and' though he might have drawn two or even three, the was on the losing end of at least seven, a fact that made the judges' task a very simple one in awarding the title to the Russian, Lojnikoff took at least four rounds before he was able to find a method whereby he could overcome Joe Clara's infighting tactics which Jgave the Filipino a comfortable points' lead in the early stages New York, July 3, Fritzie' Zivie, World welterweight champion, last night scored a tochn= cal knockout "over. Al" Davis. in the, tenth round, Fifteen thousand spectators paid their way into the Polo Grounds to witness. the non-title clash which troved beyond doubt Zivie's superi: ority, Tt was the second time that the world welterweight champion had beaten Davis, The clash was a one sided afta, with Davis taking heavy Fvunishment'throughcut the bout, He feled hard and was willing, but Zivie was in grand shape and fungod out with both Fands te-rock fis riva} tine end again, Toward the end of the bout, Davis was bleeding badly and was severely battered, with the result that the foght was halted in the tenth round and Zivie given aT, XK, 0, Davis near the end of his gallant stand was almost helpless, with nis guard contantly repping and his knees buck-
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