The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-04

s1ein. iao9isg heavily On Smiths jaw. Afssr
clinch smith jebbed Goddard tvica GODDARD
ecrimmaoe ct short range. Smith showod siens
o. firing Goddard landed two hard one: ON his
n esci ana more furious hgnting followed.
staggered him. Both we've blowing hard as the
end Of the round.
FIFTH round Thers were . number OF hot ex.
both men, though GODDARD seemed d : ii it'd. Dc
stronger
sixth rouna-Goddard iapded straight on
smitns meek and they clinehed. Goddard was
twice. staggering him against the ropeaL smith
recov red an taboed Joe wiekedly. After
another terrific short.range battle Smith ham.
smith had the best Of this round.
seventh rouad-Goddard came up weak.
smith nit Joe three times with hi. left and
nafo on smith's stomach, but the round closed
again IN the Denver mans favor.
Eigh,h found-Opened BY Goddard with .
After 2 eiinch Goddard floors smith clesnly,
ana attsr rise they come together aud punish
encn other severely.
pushed Smith around the ring, smith showing
some sfens OF weakening. There were several
MOI exchanKss, ana the round closed In God
Tenth round-This was full Of clinchssI
Smith Landed heavily ON Goddard's head, stag.
gering him. The Denver boy got the best Of the
Eleventh round-Not . great deal was done,
as b'th were weak, and the time was mostly
occupied with sparring for wind.
Iweitn found-Considerab.e caution wes ex.
erciSed on both sides. smith got in q good one
under joss heart aud God lard returned with .
good one IN the chest Both men were pufnng.
smith landed twice With swinging let's on God
thirteenth round-After the nrst rush God.
dsrd knocked smith down. He rose and God
oard attsmtted to force him. hut was stopped
oy Smiths right and left on the stomach. After
ashori.range tsttls Joe reached Smiths neck
with his lett, but the bell saved the Denver man.
Fourteenth roua1-There Was some furious
tn-tghting and Goddard forced smith around
the ring. Goddard landed good one on Smith .
jaw knocking him to his knees once more, but
toe gong saved him again.
neck with his right After . clinch Smith
jabbed Goddard wickedly with his left God.
daS0 staggered and fell from the force Of his
own blow. The round ended with light spar.
ring.
sixteenth round-Goddard forced smith to the
ropes. jsbbing him twice, but both men were
weak and the round - q whole wss tame
Seventeenth round-Smith met Joe wickedly,
landing on his neck with force Heavy in-ngnt.
Ing followed and the round ended in smtth's
favor
EigLteeuth round-The Denver man assumed
the Aggressive from the start He caught God
usrd On the Jaw and then followed . rafting
ropes after the clinch. smith knocked Goddard
down aud rushed him when he arose. lie
landed terrible swing on Go idard's law, knock.
ing him down. like log. Goddard Wss unable
20 rise ami vas counted out
smith Was declared the victor amid terrific
cheer& Time OF fight. hour AMI 10 minutes.
I'D Smith We born In Ireland n yean ego,
and II Q brother OF Paddy smith, the light.
We Ght He II = pro;sge OF Tom Allen. ex-cham.
plou Of America. He 6rst attained prominence
By defeating Nike Cissry. one OF exclamation
feat, whiie he Was practically unknown. shortly
after the Sullivan kilrai0 contest. Cieary was
at the time With the combination Billy Muidoon
he'd on the road Nuldoon then toox charge OF
however. defeated him Ia short order. The
next affair he had that amounted to anything
occurred In Chicago. when he was sent up
against Peter Jeckson. the famous black con.
suliivan's conqueror. Corbett, to . draw.
Tom Allen was one OF smith's eeconds in
this affair, which none OF the spectators thought
was going tn b anything but Q friendly sparring
contest. Jackson was not iu the best OF con-
dit.on and Allen was not slow in discovering
the fact Tnis prompted him to blu6 Smith
int, going for the negro from the start. aid the
manner In which he did not only surprised the
audience. but frightened Jackson about - much
- be ever was during his career in the ring.
smith pounded away at him In the most furious
manner, aud soon had 6lavin's cOnQueror puff
ing like steam engine. Jackson's showing on
this occasi0n was about the poorest he has ever
given In this country. but, OF course, the fact
considered whom sizing mp the affair. Jackson
got the decision on pointa Smith IL feet ~
Inches tall and fights 1t 1874 pounds, while God.
dssd 10 teet tall and weighs 100 pounds. God.
Jack Ashton, Joe McAulide and Peter Maher.
Like Smith, Goddard won his reputation by
atandiug indicated b. ore Peter jackson.
Smiths defeat nv Godfrey in twentv-three