St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-01
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hound Five Choneski landed his left
twice in rapid succession on Godfrey's
face, and got away with light returns.
Godfrey was delirious, and went at his
opponent like a bull. He kept at
Choynski till he finally got an opening,
and sent his right in as straight as an
arrow, landing on Choynski's left eye
with-such force that it could be heard
all over the house. 1t laid the eye open,
and marked the young mans face.
Round SiX-Choynski came up with a
bau left eye, which was bleeding pro-
fusely, Godfrey leading and landing on
that optic four times. ChoynSki fell
short on all his leads. Godfrey followed
him all over the ring. When time was
called the men both went to their
corners looking tired. Choynski was
doing most of the work, but was decld-
edIy short in his judgment of distance.
Round Seven-Both men did clever
work in this round, but the punching
was not very hard during the early part,
but 1T grew heavier as
The Men Warmed Up
to their work. The colored man got in
some telling blows, from which Choyn-
ski saved himself greatly by clInchlng
when he was in too close quarters to
duck. The Californian planted his left
on GOdfrey's mouth and stomach to
good advantage.
Round Eight--Choynski landed on
the stomach, led again and fell short.
Joe let swing right handler, but missed,
which made the coon smile, and was
quickly followed up by Godfrey, and by
a ritrhf hopd ctxtip hrnnDhf TN his
knees. He stopped there for six sec
onds, when he chased Godfrey all over
the ring, landing clean left, which
forced Godfrey to the ropes.
Round Nine-The greater portion OF
the round was spent in Sparrlng for
wind. They did get together before the
round closed, however, and some good
work was done. Choynski Eplanted
some hard blows in Godfrey's stomach.
hich made the colored man vince. 1t
was not round which did either man
any harm.
Round Ten Godfrey prrsued Choyn-
ski to the ropes. where he got I'D TWO
good blows on Choynski's left eye,
which swelled clear up. Godfrey landed
a hard upper cut when Joe was
Playing for His Wind.
and was cieanIy countered by right
swing which forced Godfrey's head
back. Each man was strong, and
fought to give Knockout blow.
Round Eleven-From the stacy man
ner in which this round was fought
there was every evidence that it would
prove a long battle. Both men had
their left eyes almost closed, but with
this exception they looked as though
they could last for week. All the
punching that was done was light with
the exception Of few stomach punches.
Round Twelve-The men got right to
work. Choynski led for the wind and
landed lightly. Godfrey swung a hard
right. which was cleverly ducked. lie
followed this, and as ChoynSki led God
frey hit him right-hand swing at the
back of the head which forced joe to
the floor. Joe landed on G0dfrey's eye
and almost completely closed it. But
just as time was called Godfrey sent
Choynski to the floor with clean
knock down.
Round Ihirteen-Godfrey started in
to rush his man. but fell short Oh both
his left and right hand swings. He
then forced Choynski to the ropes, and
the Californian went down to avoid
punishment. Godfrey sent a straight
lett mo CnOynSKlS mouth WHICH
Split His Lower Lip.
Godfrey had decidedly the better of
the round, although Choynski did land
a few swinging blows on the cOlored
MANS damaged eye, which was entirely
closed.
Round Fourteenth-Choyin landed
three good blows, left in the stomach,
followed by a hard left in the face.
Godfrey led, bnt fell short twice. Joe
led, and landed again on the stomach,
when Godfrey upper-cut, but ChOynski
was not there. When time was called
Choynski was forcing Godfrey to. the
ropes, and he seemed to be unable to
get away from Choynski's left, which
was playing the principal part.
Round Fifteenth-Godfrey rushed at
ChOynski like blind bull, and got
straight jab in the closed eye that made
him stagger about three feet. He was
totally blind in the left eye, and thus
placed at great disadvantage, as
Choynski kept on his left side, and the
more Godfrey rushed him the harder
Choynski got on TO that damaged eye.
The Knockout blow was swinging
right on the damaged eye, which
knocked the colored man completely
out.