Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-06-25 | Page 21 | Benny Expects to K. O. Jack

LvsiTHREE BLQws j ' X'l"N( BTRAIGW RIGHT MfD HMvn STAUT I 1.1 'IT II'I'IHUTT VNI) FINISH Lightweight Thinks He Can Easily Solve Britton's Crouch By BOB D HIM XKU' YORK Benny Leonard figures fig-ures he Is going to add the welterweight welter-weight crown to his already burdened forehead. Brltton, the present champion, who! meets Leonard on the t wenly-.-Ixt h. usually fights In :. h i If-rr.jiieh. lean-fag lean-fag over to the right. And Leonard thinks he knows how to solve that crouch and bclJe. that he will land a haymaker Benny says. "I hope to put Brltton away this time and establish myself as the wol-terwelght wol-terwelght title holder. "I believe I will knock him out this time with on of three blowi "The first i8 a left hook to the Jaw and lt will most likely be the en that does the Job Ef i i ( i i i BLOW "It is a very short punch, but by shifting the body quickly so as to get its full weight behind the blow lt Is very effective. 'Another blow that will prove dangerous dan-gerous to Britton Is u straight right to the Jaw or kidney, depending on which Is left unguarded. "The time to slip this one In is when Brltton shoots with his right. "Either beat him to the punch or make him miss, and due- to his style Of fighting you will find him wldo open for thl blow. "The third blow which will be effective ef-fective against Brltton is a left-hand upper, ut 1 FOR COMING OUT. "This Is a dandy to use In going into in-to or coming out of a clinch, and as I always lean forward In clinching, the weight f the body n It straight enj 1 1 added to the strength of the uppercut. making It deadly If it lands."