Regan started off well piling up
points with his left jab, picking at
Angelo's face and starting his mouth
to bleed in the third. But Angelo
proved the stronger of the two and
by running after Regan for five
rounds he wore him down and started
in to pummel him hard In the fifth,
cutting his lips and the latter started
holding. The sixth was just a chase,
Angelo after Regan, and after a little
more running in the seventh Mc
Auliffe put an end to it.
In the first bout between Kid
Kingston, N. Y., Nov. 14. Sapper
Cohen easily -beat Turk Kelly of Al
bany last night after out-punching
Finnegan of ; him and finally knocking him out in
the sixth. Cohen floored him four
times for counts of seven, four, nine
In the sixth round.
!! JOHNSON'S
LLNESS STOPS
OVE FOR PEACE
New York, Nov. 14 August Herr
mann's peace mission to this city and
his efforts to bring about a settlement
of the rumpus in the American
League by a special meeting of the
National Commission have been tem
poarily blocked by the illness of Pres
ident Ban Johnson.
Herrmann received a long telegram
from Johnson yesterday, the Ameri
can League head saying that his doc
tor had ordered him not to leave the
house for a week. Johnson stated
that he realized the importance of
holding a meeting of the Commission
at this time and regretted his ina
bility to attend. President Heydler
of the National League ' is also laid
up with a bad cold, and is unable to
go to his office.
Chairman Herrmann was pretty
well discouraged last night when he
stated that the chances for a meeting
of the Commission within the next
week were pretty slim.
