Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-01
|FOR FIFTEEN ROUNDS,
Goddard and McAulitfs Punched Each
Other Before
GODDARD HAD HIS ANTAGONIST
Finished and at His Msrcy-McAuliSs Had tho ADJ
vantage of Twenty-Nine Pounds on the Scales
But It Seems to Have Tired Him % Garry .
It About the Ring Game Fight

SAN Francisco, June 30-The wigwam
where the McAuhffe- Goddard fight took
place tonight was packed, fully 5000 peo-
pie being present. a number OF prehmi-
nary bouts preceded the principal event OF
the evening.
Ii is estimsted that $50, 900 has been wa
gered in this city The odds this evening
were 20 to IL and 10 TO 81 in Goddard's s
favor.
The men fought at catch weights, God
dard's being given at 100 and McAuliffe's
2l9 The purse was s., 1000, OF which tho
loser was 10 take 1850.
McAuliffe was seconded by Alex. Greg
gians and Martin Murphy, while Herbert
Goddard and Henry Gallaher were in God
dard's corner. President Hiram Cook was
referee. Time was called at 9;01.
Mac made the first lead and the men
clinched couple times. Goddard rushed
with his left in the chest and a right on the
heart. Goddard again rushed Mac 10 the
ropes, but was sent down with right
handler.
Second - After some fiddling
Goddard let go his left and the men
clinch. Mac staggered him with right
handler on the ribs and Goddard missing q
lead, Mac came in with both hands.
Mac again stopped u rush so forcibly that
the Australians right lead flew up and the
spectators hissed for they thought Goddard
was trying TO kick him.
Hot rallies followed, Mac jabhing his OPP
ponent with both hands, while Goddard re-
sorted to rib punching.
Third--GOddard rushed with his left aud
after a clinch sent Macs head back with
leftAander. His over hand passes gener-
ally failed 10 reach, but he landed good
left on Joe's ear.
Goddard then banged him about the
head, Joe slipping TO the floor again, all
but falling on his knees.
Fourth-Goddard came up little wind
ed but eager, aud forced the pace. Both
ducked couple of swings cleverly. God
dard now showed up better and banged
the EMISSION Boy" hard about the head, >
Fifth-Goddard had a great way OF goin,
under Macs guard, then giving him both
hands in the face. This puzzled Mac, who
was forced to clinch, but he got'home on a
break-away and the Australians left eye
was soon closed and bleeding.
Sixth-Goddard was again the aggressor
with Mac flushed, but confident Goddard
pushed him about the ring and countered
forcibly on his jaw.
Goddard slipped to his knee from long
drive by Mac as the round clased
Seventh--A right smash on Macs ribs
was followed by desperate clinch. God
dar& Sanded straight on Macs jaw.
Rseries OF fruitless swings followed,
Goddard landed hard right swing on
.Ioes ear and smashed him in the chest
Eighth-(Ioddard 1pper CIT Mac after
some fruitless swings, and long range spar
ring followed. Goddard pounded bard
with his left on Joe's shoulders, drawing
blood. Mac got in good right drive In the
face as the gong sounded.
Ninth-The men now got 70 closo work.
Goddard doing more forcible work and
putting in a couple OF telling right hand
ers on ear and wind.
Goddard punched Joe in the ,,,omach
with his left, and two right, uYper-cuts fol-
lowed.
Tenth-Goddard forced Mac against the
ropes, swinging his right on the jaw. Mao
seemed flurried and the Australian rushed
him.
Goddard struck the San Franciscan a
hard back-hander on the cheek, but Mao
retaliated hard in the face.
Eleventh Goddard forced Mac from
corner TO corner, making desperate drives
for his head Macs temper was aroused
and he punched the Australian hard on tho
chest.
Goddard paid most attention 10 the body
and head and seemed trying for knock
out. Mack pushed his usual slow method
of long range drives after clinching.
Twelfth--Goddard came up evidently
bent on finishing the San Franciscoap and
banged him about the ring with both
hands.
Mac made more use OF his left and stop
ped several desperate lefts With iabs on
the mouth. Goddard crowded him 10 the
ropes and Mac resorted TO clinching 70 save
himself
Thirteenth - Goddard banged Mao
around the ring. The Mission Boy grabbed
him by the neck in a bar-like hug, lasting
over two seconds.
Goddard countered forclbly with both
hands Macs upper cut, but had apparent
lost all idea Of guarding himself or making
an aggressive fight.
Fourteenth made quick lead but
Goddard countered with left on the Jaw
and staggered him. Mac clinched him
about the neck and Goddard smashed him
in the ribso
Mac was down several seconds and rose
with nose bleeding. Goddard crowded and
drew blood from Macs mouth. This look
ed 70 be the end OF the fight.
Fifteenth-Mac was grOggy in bis own
corner Goddard sent him 70 bis knees
with a right-hander, and smashed him
about the mead with both hands as he rose.
Near the other corner McAulifie three in
three good left stops but Goddard dropped
him TO his knees with his right.
Mac remained on his hands and knees
with his head bent down for nine seconds,
and when be rose helplessly Goddard was
in his corner.
He rushed on him, and after codple1of
blows sent him down near tho ropes, where
ne was counted out. Goddard was borne
to his chair by his seconds, amid the cheers
Of the spectators.