0 h !- -sc £4 Pi BAT TALION showed sijrns of fatigue in tkis roun ) The third round siv-wed Pason de cidedly the superior. H« stunned ! Hutcheson several times but never ' hit him wh4n he was down or landed i a blow when Hutcheson was help- ! Sained a fall with a scissor hold and half-nelson. Nash was “all in” when „ he left the ^ mht, bub x Humphrey showed no signs of fatigne. The 125 pound boxing match be tween J. T. Walters of A. and M. and Bert Easeley of State Was the * ea * ^icninsi the ropes. Hutcheson ! second event.* Walters forced fight- P ut *, game fight, bot could aot ing in the first remind, backing \Jhir t ^ le »tvain of two bouts the | opponent into 'th« ropes seveit^l f*n»e evening and Pasoa^whs award times. In the second round botfiv the decision after 8 minutes men began to weaken. Easel*y ^’f c tohl. boxing. knocked Watters tb the mat severgl The last bout of the evening was times, and forced him into the ropes between ^ Hill of State and F. iK. | repeatedly. In the flinches Easeley Buckner of A. ind M., in the U58 was s|bw to let go and allowed hti* poumf\class. Although outweighe.j j weight, to rest on Walters at every by nine pounds, Buckner took the opportunity. The round ended, bo- offensive but was overcome by th ing decidedly in j Easeley's favor. , raperior strength of Hill, the latter j The third round was !•' a different working on top for two minufie*. ’ story. Although Walters was very Hill then took a full nelson changing much exhausted, Easeley showed ' it to a half nelson and forred Buck- j aigns of weakening and over and ner off the mat, holding Buckner*', over U>ok straight arm jghe and feet in the ait against the ropes, wicked uppercuts from Walters*. At They were brought back oh jju* mat. the >nd neither man was forcing the ami Hill was given a hhlf nelson ordi fighting, but Walters staged a come- j Buckner.' said hold befog the one! back just beforo the gong aounded. held when che men lefv s the mfs . by a remarkable control of pis Buckner worked out of khik'grip and • strength. The decision was given l> jumped to his feet. As Hill reached Walters as the- State coach would pot him. Buckner executed ' a typical t allow Easeley to go on an extra football tackle, dinging Hill"to dhe ! befoul for a decisive finish. mat. Hill gut uj. Buckner repeated In the 125 pound wrestling match tackle. At the end of .four man-' M_ B. Gardner got the drop on Nel- Buc *tner took a half nelson son Scurlock, going to the mat o*. wh ich he changed to a head chancery top. After 8 rainutee of fast work fo.‘* nd -“ rm ,ia * tried to turn but which Garriher held the offensh-j on ^ y went forther Into the hold and Scurl«« k obtained art ankle and tot w * s throwti. B< ut went fit Buckaer held in Gardner, and succeeded |r. I fall- 'Time 4.50 minutes, aulministering eome painful pupiah- the arrangement for the me?t|n meat.-! Gardner worked out of the for all weight* to be repre- toe-hold and emerged on typ of Scur- rented, the following weights Wer e lorki holding him to the mat till tta forfeited: A. and M. to 8tate. 115 termination, of the buut. Gardn.*r P 000 * 1 class in boxing. State to A. was ataflMed the decision. Time 12 ’ * nt * M., 175 pound clas* in both bpx- manutes. 'SO secoads. , ing and wrestling, unlimited class in The next maU-h arya boxing in 145 hoxing andvrrt stling. 159 pound pound class between G. M. Luhn, r L ,a ' s * hexing Sute and E. W.^Hanley. A. and M. 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