The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-07-02
JACK M'AUL|FFE KNOCKED OUT,
The Australian Won the Fight in
Fifteen Hard Fought
Rounds.
Goddard too Clever for the Mission
Boy. Although Much
Smaller Man.
A Big Crowd Witnesses the Fight
and Big Wad Nf Money
Changes Hands.

SAN FRANCISCO. June }0.-The Wig
| wan where the McAultle- Goddard fight
took place tonight was packed. Fully
three thousand people were present. 1t
is estimated that $4,000 was wagered
in this city. The odds this evening were
20 to Il and ten to eight and e-half
in Goddard's favor. The men fought at
catch weights. Goddard's being given as
100 and McAuliffe's at 2l9 pounds The
purse was for 5000 of which the loser
was to take $50. McAulffe was second
ed by Alev Groggains and Martin Muir
ply, while Herbert Goddard and Henry
Gallagher were in Goddard's corner.
President Hiram Cook was referee. The
men stripped apparently in the best of
condition, hard and without superiiuous
flesh. Time was called at 9:01.
| McAulitfe made the first lead and the
men clinched a couple of times. God
dard rushed, leading with his left in the
chest and right on the heart. Goddard
again rushed McAuliffe to the ropes but
was sent down with ht-hander.
Second round-After some fighting
Goddard let go his left and the men
clinched. Mac staggered HIM with a
Highlander on the ribs and Goddard
both hands. McAuliffe again stopped a
rush so forcibly that the Australians s
right leg flew up and the spectators
hissed for they thought Goddard was
tr! ing to kick him.
Third round-Goddard rushed with his
left and after clinch sent Macs head
back with left handler. His overhead
smashes generally failed to reach, but
he landed good left on Joe's ear. God
dard then battered him about the head.
Joe slipping to the floor again.
Fourth round-Goddard came up a
, little winded, but eager. Both ducked a
couple of swings cleverly. Goddard snow
ing up better and banged the mission
, boy hard about the head.
Fifth round-Gdddard had great
= way of going under Macs guard and
then giving him both hands in the face.
This puzzled Mac. who wds forced TO
clinch. but he got home on the break
away and the Australians left eye was
soon closed and bleeding.
Sixth round--(iOddard pushed Mac
, about the ring and countered forcibly
5 on his jaw. Goddard slipped to his
knee from long drive by Mac as the
? round closed.
! Seventh round A right smash at Mac s
ribs and left hook on the Australian s
was followed by desperate clinch,
Goddard landed straight on Macs Jaw
and series of fruitess swings followed
Goddard landed hard right swing on
Jacks ear and swashed HIM in the
chest.
Eighth round-Godd pounded hard
with his left on Joe's shoulders. drawing
blood. Mac got in good right drive IN
l. the face as the gong sounded.
y Ninth round-,ioddord doing more
, forcible work and putting in couple of
telling right-handers on the ear an,
wind. Goddard punched Joe in the
q stomach with his left and two right up
e per-cuts followed.
8 Tenth round Goddard forced Nc
K Aulitfe against the ropes swinging hi.
r right on his Jaw. McAulIffe seemed
S Hurried and the Australian rushed him
q Goddard struck him hard backhandeI
g on the cheek but McAuliffe retaliateo
t hard in the face.
S Eleventh round McAulifie's temper
e was aroused and he punched the Aus
e tralian hard on the chest. McAulltfe
v pushed his usual slow method of long
: range drives after clnching.
2 Twelfth round J. God lard can e W
! evidently bent on finishing the Sar
Franciscan and banged him about III,
ring with both hands McAulitfe made
more use of his left and stopped severa
desperate lefts with jabs on the mouth.
=; Thirteenth round Goddard bangeC
McAuiffe around the ring. The mis-
sion boy grabbed him by the neck i'll /
bear-ike hug lasting over two seconds
U Goddard countered forcibly with botl
. hands. McAulitfe uppercut once but
U hal apparently lost oil idea Of guarding
y himself or making an aggressive tight,
. Fourteenth round McAulitle made &
q quick lead but Goddard countered with
his left on the jaw and staggered hlm
: Mac clnched him about the neck and
Goddard smashed him in the ribs. The
Australian banged him from corner tc
y post sending him through the ropes
U McAulitfe was down several seconds and
. rose with his nose bleeding. Goddard
! crowded and drew blood from Mae.
> mouth.
. FrrrrENrH round -- McAulitfe wa
> groggy in his own corner. Goddard sen'
him to his knees with a right handel
ard smashed him about the head witt
d: both hands as he rose, Near the the
other corner McAulitie threw in three
good left stops. but Goddard droppee
him to his knees with his right McAul
ltle remained ON his hands and knee
with his head bent down for nine
seconds and when he rose helplessly
Goddard. who had been 10 his corner
/ rushed on him and after Il couple Ut
:: blows sent him down near the ropes