Jack Dempsey is still the fight ing machine with the man-killing punch that he was when he won the title from Willard in July, 1919. He showed that when he dropped Billy Miske in the third round at Benton Harbor Labor Miske—called the most formidable contender—never had a chance. A right cross to the chin did the business after Dempsey had nearly caved Miske’s body in in the second round and had cropped him earlier in the third with a right to the jaw. Miske had staged the uit with Jack in previows bouts At left, Dempsey and Miske at clone tattle in first round. Dempsey has lifted Miske off his feet with short left hook to Billy's chin. At right, the beginning of the end Miske, at right, is hanging onto Demp sey to save himself in second round after hitting, the Moor.