The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-13
FISTIC TOURNEY.
= Inaugrra rated by Columbia
Athletic Club in Indiana
- opeM,ra NIGHT EVENTS
1900 Kssets oss Negro Kennedy
- "a. s...a>ale; Aad woods Sprint -
- pssx fes ssvesty KssaAs.

49, ~ Jgee l2-The circumstances
..rs-s :, "a re formation Of the Column
sss. 1shIstic Cas- on the heels Of the sur.
111f1jcusiy enacted Law legalizsne gov
1aS1n n Indisea, il already known, ana
! ssss61lut ~ the Inauguration OF the new
SsSs arsna, incasn piese - yet when nm
s.sea the arena sill ssss over Il. go peo.
Fl. The contests tonight we're the farst OF
smsts embracing:
- 1niv 2s-Husa Napier. Of Australia. ene
80 Busus. the soaQuerog Of Cal AcSaesay.
s ~ July Io--sesly smith. the Pacific coast
s1Iervsighs ehxsa zion. and John !. Gfimn' o.
1ntsea
"a Crssdon sed Alex Creggains, billed iof
b seo,rs psv,ou ga Tommy Ryan. who v!li
lido the wslts. $ sight ampioEship OF sns
orid In August
s Dther matcbrs are on the tapis and
raeu the corbe.f- Mitchell fight comes up
- club will assert its fall financial
sngth. The illinois Central road to-
LAT ran five special trains from Chicago
q IL club groussdz, each OF which vas
~ovdsd 70 ovsraoving. Joe Goddard
- Wills Kennedy furnished tho curtain
! s1iser for tonisas's performance. The
r1her 70 vas between Billy Woods and
oraalo Costello. Goddard and Kennedy
enptsstsd for . purse Of 81 30. and Cos
1eilo and Billy " ODDS for $500.
BEFORE the sssntest began Dominick
o'NslIsy. usnsssr Of the club. delivered
: shert sddrssa. lie declared that IL WAS
nj the iutsntisn Of the club to violate
- Of the laws 81 Indiana nor to hold
sriooashss IL the common acceptance Of
- tsrm, but simply 70 give exhibitions
q pugilistic sces.se and skill. IL was 8 rs
pksa Goddard. fsIlowed by his second,
0sessd. Time . AZ called at 9:35.
Pint round-Tfes men opened vigorously.
Hsnae1y vas knof "a down IN the center Of
= tne. then In h;s.eorner. then In the center.
- then three tin:ef' moro In quick succession.
r nansged each Sine. however to come up.
- loetering agaiitss she 70 pes, and when time
- eoiled that vac ali tast saved him.
opoood roupd-Es:G nedy came quickly 70 the
euwesd wss At ,srsee knocked down. He rose
81 y b knoeEesi down again and again.
eoo1md hi. him .aen rising, and was greeted
- ssosm OF h;s.es and cries Of '.fouL" He
hn1r1sd Kennedy A wn with . savage right In
~ ~, and befofs sise coiorsd man could come
uln1 - was ous. Kennedy was eheesed on
tDsiae the ring.
within twenty minutes after Goddard
~ Kennedy lee the ring, the gong rang
r. he main eveat Of the evening. Co.'S
10 Inst climbed through the ropes at
M Woods t~es minutes later seated
himself in the cosser which Kennedy hiss
1oeupied. Time sss called 1t l0:h
pins sound-ccsss:io landed lightly on the
~. Woods led ara fell short ana then made
oyleic1s right swiag. which Costello ducked
nj = A 1nA 81 q md 1nff
Mo dueking both. woods got In two hot ones
~ H. men cliucs:sa
Third y0und-Bss;s men csiuched, ana Cos
Alla iaa6ed heavily on the chin.
fouysa found-w cs,ds landed on the ear and
Soeetve1 soaker csi the chin. Costello rot In Q
go isften the stomach aud Woods oltnchsd.
HtlA sDund--wcs.ds got in . hot right on the
~ Costello go; IN left In the side aud fol.
hvsd with another ca the chest Woods stag
used Costello with right on the jaw.
ofxfh round-Co.'eilo got In tour hot swings,
NM the men clirsasd aud fell.
1yeuih Misunderstanding for wind
0ghth round W soda landed heavily with his
~ Costello eo' In savage right upparcus.
Hath round-Cisssiio landed . left lace blow.
Vseas got In rig. on tho neck. receiving .
omvy left In the stomach.
Tenth round Costello landed on the mouth.
~ Woods on the neck.
ot9suutu fouuaf ?" Vruu kot III = o9v0xc uPYcLs
~ ON the Jaw. ssaz gefipg Costello.
Twelfth round-@eods doing all the lighting.
- landed a left OF; The head and right on the
opmaeh. Costello draws trst blood.
Thirteenth aud fourteenth rounds Hot ex-
changes. which enisss IN Costcllo's favor.
The next Eve rog :ss!s were made up OF pretty
steady hxh,ing. With honors evenly divided.
There was furious nshtlpg In some rounds, but
opparcatly no damage was done.
Twenty first foEsst-1he walking match be-
euu In the next ,kyss rouuda- Nothing worth
ehfonscling took !. sre.
TAifiy first rou. i--rhe crowd has grown
weary and are g@1 NJ tho men. who arc s,iii
vaiking about an! 3aing nothing. and the next
sn rounds were q SO clifton. the crowds yelling
10 Moods 10 get bicycle and chase Costello.
and when leads wire made they met with ierl.
eise hewis- tp 81 the ffis-h round tho
Situation was Unchanged. the men doing
practically noihseig The referee announced
tina, the men won:D aght to finish II IL took
week.
The same tactics continued until the seven.
tieth round. st th. close OF which tho reicres
declared the light ssraw