The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-01
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GODDARD WINS

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The Fight With No eAulifrc in the Fittrenth
Round--Buth DIan Mako Plucky Battle
aud Goddard surpriSss the sports-A-
Game Fight From BpglnninE TO End.
SAN FnANcIsco, Juno 30.-rhe wigwam
whore the McAulitEe- Goddard fight took
place tonight was packed, fully 5000
people being present. A number OF
preliminary bouts preceded the princi-
pal event Of tho evening. 1t is esu-
mated that $4,000 has been wagered in,
this city. Tho odds this evening were
20 to II aud 10 to 81 in Goddard's favor.
The mon fought at catch weights, God
dard's being given Us 100 aud McAulitie's
2l0. The purse was S., 900, otwhich the
loser was to take 500.
McAulilIe was seconded by Alex
Greggins and Martin Murphy while
Herbert Goddard and Henry Gallagher
werei in Goddard s corner.
President Hiram Cook was referee.
Time was called 9:07, Mac made the
first lead and the men clinched q couple
times. Goddard rushed with his left in
the chest, right on the heart Col
dard again rushed Mack to the, ropes
but was sent down With right fiander.
2. After some fddling, Goddard let 60
his left and the men clinched. Mac
staggered him with ,right-hander en-
the ribs and Goddard missing lead,
Mac came in with both hands. Mac
again stopped rush so forcibly that
The Australians right leg few up and
the spectators hissed, for they thought
Goddard was trying to kick him.. Hot
kn1l {ntrt {Rds IN FSAE
nent with both hands, while Goddard
resorted to rib punching
8. Goddard rushed with his,left, and
after clinch sent Macs head back
with left handler His over hand
passes generally failed to reach but he
landed good left on Joe's ear. Goddard
then banged him about the head, Joe
slipping 10 the floor again, all but fall
ing on his knees.
4. Goddard came up little winded,
but eager, and forced the pace. Both
ducked a couple Of swings cleverly.
Goddard now showing UP better and
banged the Mission Boy" hard about
the head.
5. Goddard had q great way Of going
under Mac's guard, then giving him
both hands in the face. This puzzled
Mac, who was forced to clinch, but he .
got home on break away aud the Aus.
tralian's left eye was soon closed and
bleeding. q
BY the time the 9th round was reached
Mac had proved something Of disap-
pointment to his supporters, while God
dard's friends were .correspondingly
elated. The mon now got TO close work.
Goddard doing more forcible work and
putting in couple OF telling right
handlers on ear aud wind. Goddard
punched Joe in the stomach with his
left and two right upper cuts followed.
10. Bets had been made that the fight
would not last over 10 rounds. God
dard forced Mac against the ropes
swinging his right on the jaw, Mac
seemed flurried and the Australian
rushed him. Goddard struck the San
Franciscan hard back handler on the
cheek but Mac retaliated hard in the
face.
p. Goddard came up evidently bent
on finishing the San franciscan and
banged him about the ring with
both hands. Goddard crowded him to
the ropes and Mac resorted to clinch-
ing to save himself. =
13. Goddard banged Mac around the
ring. The mission boy grabbed him by
the neck in bear like hug lasting over
two seconds. Goddard countered forci-
bly, with both hands Mac upper cut, but
had apparently lost all idea ofguarding
himself or making an aggressive fight.
IA. Mac made quick lead, but God.
dard countered with left on the jaw
and staggered him. Mack cfinched him
about the neck and Goddard smashed
him in the ribs The Australian banged
from corner to post sending him
through the ropes. Mac was down sew.
eral seconds and rose with nose bleeding.
In the fifteenth, Mac was groggy in
his own corner. Goddard sent him
to his knees with a right.hander and
smashed him about the head with both
hands as he rose. Near the other
corner McAulife threw 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 he rose
helplessly, Goddard, who had been to
his corner, rushed on. him and after q
couple Of blows sent him down near
tho ropes where he was counted out