Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-28

Rounds Billy DCOly and Charley
Goa the Winners in the Prehtnl-
nary Bouts.
Brlv Woods broke Tim seanlOns
heart
charley Och box. 2ry smith to a
standssnL I'll
Bmv pooley made a monkey Of Jack
Grace.
This epHomizes the entertainment OF
The Metropolitan Athletic Club at Full
,oD 1sst nizh1. The attendance was very
disappointing to the management. Inc
p.,,sIrrr contingent Of sports, Who
,,rs evnsc.ei to come down to witness
sc,7l,n,s debut in the wcrld-beater
.,-ss failed 90 m2terialize. There were
~. more than two hundred paid adHiis-
sons sn6 when the receipts are 1. .3,
rriEnred 70 rs probable that tAete " Ia
Te sors unpaid board bills remaihius-
~ ne crowd exDacIed 10 witness aA "a
r;tjtion OF scientific boxing. 10 was as
9r.,oin+s8 TWO contests were OF tue
mi, ,,-71l-rumble order. and the 'nlru
49, -oo One-sided to be even interest
The result Of tire contest between JAe
ITO follows is an excellent thing TOT
Scaolon. His championship aspirations
',rere mined fn the bird. and ne can no .
oo fo work. and leave the prize ring
severely alone. Tim is q strong puucueI.
when that IS said. his ability as q ooAel
e. understood. One of his Swinging
rioht-handers might kin IN OK, but ne
;s sadly deficient i'm genfralsalp. ~
,-ant IN 10 finish Woods with one punch,
and woods wisely decided to wait untl'
Tis orooYent had worn himself OUT.
woods was not In condition either.
when in condition. he is not clever
bovor There are better men n the
rroilistic profess On than he, Dut Ie"
poorer ones. 49,. ,.,.,..
Charlev Och handled himself fairly
well. and his work showed marked I'M
movement. What och needs more THAN
ANYTHING else is coolneas, and o niue
head work. Ills opponent has no Ousi-
ness in a prize rims.
Tho best exhibition Of the evening
was given by Billy D00ley VINO is really
clever. Dooley has made a host or
friends here. He was the favOrite with
the sDactators. but If be had not been,
Grace would have lost his friends by
his uqlv conduct in the ring. = match
between Do0ley and s2od man l"!tA
particular emphasis on the COCA )
might be a drawing card for the eluO-
Promptly at $3.50 o'clock, the pIlhcl-
pals I'm tho first preliminary bout Cnor-
lev Och. of this city. and Harry Smith.
OF Martins Ferry, stepped into che ring.
The contest was FOR four rounds Tor a
decision. In the first round Och knock
eli his opponent aga ~ The ropes, ana
he fell. There was sOlle hard work at
close range with honors even. Och
landed twice in The chest. Later he
rushed his opponent and landed saw
agelv several times in the face At
this interesting point the gong sound
ed. Ochs round
Round two-Opened with hard
punching by born men, ending In q
clach When they were separated. Den
placed bis right On Jhc Jaw. More
fierce work. end Smith was forced
AGAINST the ropes Cen landed i'm the
breast. which was beginning TO get raw.
Och landed three times very effective
III io the face. bringing the blood.
Round three Smith weak. Och land
ed ia the face. sharp fighting, clinch-
inc and wrestling. smith very tired,
and clinchiug TO escape pun. shmert.
SDarring when the round ended.
Round four-Och led of with terrific
rushing and foo~ed hts opponent with
o short arm punch iu tie neck. Smith
cr,0sssf m serana punishment. aud
-, 7o,v, -r.io- a-af+ ria WAS gr7c-
Wv o-,1 bo-.i1,- -hi.- IN Stand ON his feet
e., 60 i..,., .e..;,, and Inc r,farea
80 40 c,-,-ss+ M r-avo him Tho
go,
r...-.,.i-... -..., ;,,,oodio+elv made
80 -, ~, fr, .,ec;si,y Ia
20. ,.' o ,S' - -,i,,, ~ Co,isornjs and
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Lc. III q" ~p ~. 60 '' ~, ~,
'es 1OAeu y, o''e' 20. NO. Wv. 80. -
was 'io - IN. .S H ,1or,an-... - 80
Us 80, D., rc-,Jo,,. - .,'-,.
ana pjI,, Corcoran and Tommy Hogan
Seconded Grace
plnrd ono Doolov swung his left
ana caught his opporcat in the neck
twice Grace SWING and missed. Doo-
lrv landed his right IN the neck. and
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