KLEM GROVE KNOCKS illll BILL? HALE Regains His Feet on Count of Ten, but Refuses to Continue Con-tinue Bout. Srtclnl to The Tribune. BINGHAM. Oct. 24. In his whirlwind fash-Ion fash-Ion Klom Grovfl of California defeated Billy Halo of Nebraska tonight at thej Blncham opera-house In the third round of what wns scheduled lo be a twenty-round content. Rny Condy referccd the bout. Refuses to Continue Bout. At the sound of the gong In the opening round Grove, with his nerves In a high tension, ten-sion, started In to fighting In his characteristic character-istic furious manner Ho was Iho nggroRsor throughout tho contest, but Hale was game and put up a good fight. In Iho third rounil Grove floored Hale. Tho latter rose to his feet on the count of ten, but refused to con-llnuo con-llnuo iho bout. Preliminaries of the Occasion. Three preliminaries wero pulled on. Kid Bennett of Denver knocked out Tommy Mark-ham Mark-ham of Eureka within two minutes after they entered tho ring. Kid Hayes of Seattle knocked out Kid Garrotty of California In Mirr-o rounds and Spider Welsh and Bud Allen, both of Bingham, fought a draw.