The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-01
GODDARD THE VICTOR,
HE HJSs ms RTGHT WIN Joe
M'1ULIFFE IN FIFTEEN ROUNDS
nfS Joe und the Bcrt or II Mt the Start,
but ue Couid Not withstand Geddsrs's
Rushes-In the last Houads kcAuiiHe
Was All n. Rsr~

Mig Joe HAD tho Rest or II Mt the Start,
but Hc Couia Not Withstand Gedd.rs's
Rashes-In the last Houass McAuiiHe
Was Knockea All Over tho Rinn.
San FRAHcIsco. June 30.-The Republican
wigwam was crowded to tho doors tonight by
those who were eager to see tho fight to q Nm
ish. for purse OF $1,000. between Joe Me-
Auliffe Of this city and Joe Goddard Of Bris-
bnno. Australia.
The ring was pitched In the centre OF the
big house. and practically tho Same arrange
ments were made MS Mt the old California Ath-
lotto Club Tho automatic clock marked time
and Indicated the length OF each round. Hiram
Cook. now President OF tho California Club.
acted MS referee.
He warned the seconds OF both mon yester-
day that after clnch they must break away
at once, md tho momont that they wero clear
they had full right to deliver blows.
1t was in carrying out this rule that
Corbctt got in some good blows on Jackson.
though that timo many in tho club Kissed and
shouted foul" Cook warned tho spectators
tonight that no such expressions OF disap-
prevail would be tolerated. us such blows were
strictly within tho rules.
Alcck GrcgGins. Martin Murphy. and Frank
McAulifre were behind Joe McAuire. and Her
bert Goddard. J. L. Lafrerty. and Henry
Gallagher seconded the Australian. No
greater contrast could DO ina glned than was
presented by the fighters.
McAuliffe was in the pink OF condition. and
looked far better than over before His should-
crs showed huge ridges OF muscles. his legs
wcrc ike young trees. his thighs wero huge
like those OF an OK. and his grent hands
looked like two hams fresh from . Chicago
packing house. His fncc looked more manly
and less boyish than when he fought here
lost hi q Dof,va m q m al md "A h
Goddard excited great curiosity. MS very few
a great disappointment In one feature. and
that was his legs. They nre slender The
e1T st ms wha na
sessed such enormous strength. Goddard's
shoulders breast: and arms are immense. and
Betting or tho lighting was very heavy. and
money This afternoon fairly rolled into tho
a pool room room. said TINT he had sS5oUH in tho
box. fair estimate OF whole amount up is
The largest amount bet by n single sport
sugar king. who lacked Goddard. Tho men
2i5 bounds and Goddard i,o., 'ea'0o
FnsT EGn n iSlt With the left
breast McAulifre, rctaliatel with a sweeping
hsef to bs 50 IN
So, oND horNn.-,G oddnrd led with the right.
right i hnni"r. Witch sent Goddard HactwarJ I
i. ths n Mi. pGwerfn! blow on
on on McAullfle's neck. Good hard Flows. then
feints and clinches ended the round.
landed twice with his right on Goddard's neck.
In return. Goddard after a clinch. hit Nc
down. wtS S two Sfn" savys bows
on the neck. McAnlifIe was xrogGy.
and landed on tho heart but his blow didn't
SOON to hurt. Goddard rushed viciously. hut
didn't reach. He fought ike tiger. and did
the end Of the round.
FIRM lIoUNp-GoIdard again led. getting in
that were were eiie"tive ncAuiire landed n lett
upper cut which pulled up the Australians
.SlHTn itouSnr,G Goddard rushed in under
McAnlitre,'s long lrIt; but faied I" reach. He
repeatedly, ON lis meek. McAuliiio stopped
him skiil,il!y, but nothing seemed to phase, Tho
Australian. At the clos c OF the round Goddard
fel! 10 his knees. as he was pumped out.
SEVENTH koUND-Goddarl got in rib.
icit and Tight handlers none very aSv ofieeiiva
McAul,fre planted u right-nandcr Just below
Goddard's eye. but in return received two bad
EinlirIi Rorxp.- Goddard cut out the pace
and On ra ir maaH yssioqs upper cut
were to" high to DO elective. Goddard rushed
his man and !nndol again and again on Nc.
AuiiTe scored the best blow OF tho flight. u
stu ming lnlt-hand iah in the Jaw.
Ninth RouSn-Goddard started in like n
demon. 10 rushed aud again landed left and
right on McAulitre's chest aud neck Goddard
was dead gnm-. and il he had hal enough
steam would have finished the fight. 1t was
wholly Goddald's round.
Tenth koYND.IGoddard started IN Eieiously
tered sSiIfully. In moment McAuliTe was
against the ropes and cot u hot blow on tho
mouth. A lively rally followed. McAuliiro
saving himself by cinching. but received
several Lad blows in the neck. and was almost
used up.
Eleventh RouND-Goddard rushed the big
man TO his corner and gave him swipe on
the nose. Joe retalinteu with running left
handler. hut after clinch Goddard got on to
Macs face. Mac gave way before him.
Tho fight ended IN tho fifteenth round. when
Goddard knocked out AcAulirc.