The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-04

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The Australian is forcing matters. Smith
lands on Joe's neck with his left. There
is another cry of foul, but the referee re-
fuses to allow It. Smith again swings his
left on Goddard's neck as time is called.
Fourth Round-Goddard is in with his
left again, landing heavily on Smith S
jaw. They clinch once more. Smith
labs Goddard twice. Goddard tries to
crowd Smith, and furious scrimmage at
short range follows. Smith begins to
show signs of turing. Goddard lands two
hard ones on the Denver mans head:
then there is more furious infighting and
both somewhat weak Smith lands
heavily on Goddard's jaw and staggers
him. Both are blowing at the close OF
the round.
Fifth Round-Goddard jabs Smith in the
face. Smith retaliates on the chest and
receives another lab from Joe s ever ready
left. After Joe missed left swing Smith
gets in on him twice with his left and they
come together for a lively exchange. The
pace IS beginning to tell on both, though
Goddard seems little stronger. GODDARD
hits Smith hard with his left, Smith re-
plies with left on Goddard's neck and
and the latter totters for an instant. God
dard has the better of the round.
Sixth Round-Goddard lands with
straight left on Smiths neck. They
cllnch. Goddard on the aggressive again.
against the ropes. He has the Denverlte
groggy but he RECEIVERS and iabs Joe wick
edly. There is another terrific short
range battle and Smith hammers Goddard
to the ropes, where both fall. Both were
unable to rise and only struggled to their
feet as the round ended. Smith had the
best of this round.
Seventh Round-Goddard comes up
weak They punch each other at short
range and to save himself Smith hits Joe
three times with left. Smith knocks God
dard TO his knees. He rises in time to
save himself, but it is a close call. God
dard lands hard left on Smith S stomach.
then Smith clinched TO avoid punishment.
Then they spar for wind.
Eighth Round-Neither hurried to the
scratch Goddard starts in with rush
and lands his left on Smiths jaw. After
repeated clinches Smith iabs Joe on the
neck, Goddard comes back with his right
and they scrap furiously. Goddard floors
Smith clearly and after he rises they come
together hammer and tongs and punish
each other severely. Goddard has shade
the best of round, but it is anybody s
fight yet.
Ninth Round - Goddard upper-cuts
Smith lightly and then the latter closes in
on him, In the break Smith hits God
dard a good one on the head. Goddard
forcing matters and pounds SD' round
lands hard on Smiths neo Is, punching
him vigorously and they c nch. Sm b
knocks Goddard's head LoDbing, God
dard returns with bad one on the chm
and Smith comes again With a ffeneI on
the ear. The round ends in GC1aard' S
favor.
Tenth Round-Goddard labs Smith twice
IN the neck. Smith gets back with the
lett on the neck. He plants another good
one with his left on Joes mouth. They
both are glad to clinch. Goddard forces
Smith to the ropes but Smith clinches
him and avoids punishment. Smith lands
with force on Goddards head with right
and staggers him. They are clinching
continually. Smith had the best of the
round.
Eleventh Round-The moment the gong
sounded the men clinched to save them
selves and Goddard jabs Smith on the
breakaway. They exchange hard left
handlers. Goddard lands again with the
left and the latter staggers. Now it IS
Smiths turn to force things and he goes
for Joe gamely but both are weak and are
obliged TO spar for wind The rounu closed
with the men still folding.
Twelfth Round-phere is considerable
caution on both sides. Smith gets in a
good one under Joe's heart, and Goddard
replies with an equally good blow on the
chest. Smith is putting and Goddard
in the neck and follows it with two others.
Goddard gets an uppercut in on Smith,
and Smith lands twice with swinging
let's on Goddard's eye, starting the
blood. This round favors Smith.
Thirteenth Round-Smith opened with
rush and catches Goddard on the jaw.
Then they spar for wind. Light jabs
were exchanged without damage. Then
Goddard knocks Smith down; he rises
weakly and Goddard attempts to force
him, but is stopped by Smith s right and
left on Joe's stomach. After a lively
short range fight, Goddard reaches
Smiths neck with his left, and the bell
saved Smith.
Fourteenth Round-Goddard swings his
right and Smith cross counters on the
Australians neck. There is more furious
mitigating. and Goddard forces Smith
around the ring. He uppercuts the Den
yer boy. They both show they have been
fighting. Professor Duffy has much diff
Guilty in separating them; Goddard lands
a good one on Smith jaw, knocking him
to his knees, and once more the sound of
the gong appears to save him.
Fifteenth Round-Smith opened with
his right. reaching Joe on the neck: then
they clinched; close but Ineffective in
fighting. The men are two weak to do
much damage. Smith iabs Goddard
wickedlv with his left Goddard stag
blows. Up again; the round ends with
the men sparring.
Sixteenth Round-Goddard comes up
quickly and forces Smith to the ropes,
jabbing him twice. The crowd is con-
tinually shouting fouland appears greatly
displeased with the barrier champions
tactics. They come together for another
short range and at its close Goddard is
splitting blood. Both are tired and con-
stantly clinching without a blow. The
round was comparatively tame.
Seventeenth Round-A lively exchange
opened the proceedings, with Smith hav-
ing the advantage. He goes Tor Joe
wickedly and lands his right on Goddard's
neck with force, clinching again. Smith
swings his left on Goddard's neck and
Joe comes back with his right and forces
the fighting. The crowd cheer wildly for
Smith, who has shown wonderful game
ness and ability.
Eighteenth Round-Smitll is the aggres.
sor. He catches Goddard on the Jaw, then
followed rafting exchange and Goddard
pushes Smith 20 the ropes, landing two
uppercuts. They mix matters and Smith
knocks Goddard down. Smith PUSHES
him when he rises, lands a terrible swing
on Goddard's jaw, knocking him down
like a log. Goddard is unable to rise and
is counted out. Professor Duffy declares
Smith the winner amid terrific cheers.
Time one hour and ten minutes.
SALT LAKERs SURPRISED.
Several Thousands Dollars Changed
Hands-A So, 900 Winning.