The morning call., 1894-03-03

10 box, took advantage Of the circumstances,
as was his right, and refused 10 meet him In
competition.
Referring to Britten's performance the
report reads:
The closing bout OF the programme was In
the 130-pound class, sp cial match between
FREQ Btltt u, 12912 pounds, ana John Mack
Ter, scaling half Ound less Mackler Is the
young man who made such a good showing
with Kellet in the final bout for the lightweight
trophy In the last tou nameDt. Both appear ed
TO be In good condition, although Britten Is
nearly five pounds overweight. BriTten's styIe
as he carries lis arms well away from his body
and does much feinting. After they shook
hands In the center Britten backed his man
into an on corner. and after feiDiiug with his
left for the body suddenly led out with The
same hand tor the Jaw, following it with pow
erful right. I he left was short s'hook" and
caught ackler GU the point of the Jaw, knock
ing him completely out The blow did not ap-
pear TO be hard one, but Mac Ter fell slowly
and then rolled of the outer edge of the plat
form. 1t was over minute before he regained
his senses, and when lifted up could scarcely
walk TO his chair. 1t was The cleanest and
quickest Knockout ever seen here. the round
lasting but twenty-five seconds.
From Chicago the boxers went to Bos-
ton, and this is what the Boston Herald of
February % says f the contests:
The bout between F. A. Britten of the CHI
cago A. A and A. j. Hunt OF the =. A. A. was
great battle. BrittrD was trained 10 the hour,
quick as fash, and from the FIRST kept Hunt
dancing around. The latter was no lay figure
however. and in the second round especially
did about as much work a. his opponent He
was huggiDg 10 save himself at the end OF the
round. and in the third, though he was able 10
mix early In the round, got exhausted toward
| The end. His rallies toward the very last sur
prised his friends. but the recuperation came
too lale. BEitten got the decision easily.
The other intricty fight was between p.
Boulo OF the G. A. A. and Mike Car y OF NAL
den. Ii was the Intention to have Gardner
Williams OF the b. A. A. meet Buo, but BY
The advice of his physicians Williams declined
the job. BulO weighed 115 pounds and G. rev
11412. II was careful fight IN the n! st round
anu tile Chicago man showed himself 10 be the
master.
Carey opened up the second round we'll with
good body blow, but when Bulo decided to
come in he always got there. There was no
waste of strength The crowd was raised TO a
high pitch OF excitement when Grey felled his
man clean with a right In the Jaw. Bulo
jumped up smiling and Immediately sent in a
right in the stomach.
clever. Bulo started off like a racehorse and
hit his man full in the face, and repeatedly with
his right In the stomach. He was full OF conf
dence. Suddenly Carey shot out his right and
Rul0 dropped. Then these was a wild yell.
Bulo got up smiling. but soon after he went
down again. Then lie fought fast with both
hands on face and stomach, never missing, but
unable TO put mis- man either dawn or out.
Carey curled over from he stomach blows, but
lie always woe smile and hit back. When it
was done the JUDGES awarded he decision to
Carey, ana one victory was scored foT the ID. A.
a.