The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-13

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MaapotA. l. l.. Oct A-The Dmptre
Athletic Cub he'd dts second boxing tour
E&meut Of the season tonight The arss
event was . .sn-roun6 90 at catch weights
between Dick OHrssn. OF Boston. ana
Dick Moc~e. Of -. Paul. The second ard
rosza1 contest 1T 40 pounds between the
coio~ed boxers. Joe waiccst. OF Boston.
Ard Scas6y Bill Quinn Of Pennsylvania
There were about 1ade people present
when Moore ana oEErsen entered the ring.
O'Brten had a shade the better Ct the
opening round. bat IN the second Re came
very near going out frcn the effects OF
three straight Ieffs On the face. ana after
Moore had swung q hard RICH. On The Jaw.
rhe gong saved o~Rrsen- Moore held .
decided advantage daring the third round.
but In the fourth O'Erssn made the con-
test vary interesting. Both played for
body ard face, sut o'Brien did not please
the experts with his fancy movements.
In the fourth round Moore fought clever
~. but O E-ien wens back at him with
rap1 work. using both hands oa the body
and fare. Moore protested his Jaw with
the left rntsten, and the force OF the blow
was 50 strong that ii reached Mocre's
Jaw and thu ST. Paul man went Down and
out In short order. Time OF .sss round.
ass Reser-e Hurst than declared OsBrien
the winner
The esg event was next IN order.
Round Quinn LED CT wfrh a lefs on
The face Walcoet raped she left on TIE
holy. Walcets swung his rtxn. on Quinn's
head. and Bin nut hard Ies; on the
body Waico;t smashed his LEFT on Seal
ey's eye. Both swung their let's on the
nodv and SeaI4y SWING his right on the
holv and Waieott did the same
Round s-Walcots swung bis left on the
face. ard .hey exchanged lefss on the
body Both EXCHANGED let's AMI rights
on the bo4y arS head walcoft swung
his right On the hack OF the head. He
landed a good left or the holy and BIZ
sent his left in the face. wa'cctt sa55ei
MS iefs In the BODY ana swung his left
twice nard On the head. He put Quinn
TO his knees with hard right swing on
TIE neaa. and the gong saved Scalay.
Round 3-Woicoes led of with two left
faes In the face He tried hard 10 reach
CuiaE's body. but he overreaehed him
self and fell against the ropes. Both
lighters dii nothing effective.
Round Quinn landed a hard lert on
the face. Wolcott pgt his rsgh; and left in
Iulnns face. and ne got in good hook
In Quian's neck. with the left, ard iabhei
the same glove twice in the same place.
Quinn tried 10 avoid the rushes OF Walco,t.
and was very tired. when ne round ended.
Round 5-Wotcott opened with his left
Oh the face. Quinn sent his lest on the
body. and swung his left on the eyes. Wal
colt sc. back tao hard iefts on the body.
Walcott sent right and left On the head.
Round s-ouinn tried a right swing. but
fell short. Then they mixed up In hot
exchanges with both hands or the body
and face. The pace was very fast and
Quinn grew rather weaker. Waicott out
pointed the Pennsylvania. and towards
the end OF the round Quinn was In q very
weak condition.
Round 7-SeaIdy came up to the mark
In fairly good condition. and delivered q
left lab in the wind He landed lefis on
the body. and his right on the head. They
swung and Saobed With both hands. and
finished the round In wild work
Round S-Scaidy led Of With . left
right on face and wind. BIZ tried three
times TO swing With his right. bat fell
short. walcots knocked Sca.dy down with
a right hand swing on the head
Round s-They opened with left ex-
changes on the body and face Scaldy
swung his right on tae head. Joe raped
his left hard on the stomach twice. and
sent his right across TO the face. Bill
tried TO dodge Joe's lead. but he showed
his face twice into WaIcott's Jeff upper
cuts. and when the bell rang be was very
weak
Round la-walcost landed his lef, on the
head and neck, and then rained Iefts and
rights on the face ana body Bill WAS game
gone, and got back with two good iefss on
the head. The pace was too hot for him,
and Joe put him on his back with a left
Jolt on the law. Scaldy surprised every
one by jumping 10 his feet In a second.
and he cleve-iy fought cut the round.
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advantage In this round, as he punched
Scaidy continuously with both hands on
the face and body. Quinn was wonder
fully game. however. and swung his RICH.
twice on the head with good effect
Round ie-waicott' Jatbea his left re-
psatediy on the face. and Scsldy sent back
his left on the face and body. waicott
tried hard 10 put his man out. but he
failed 10 land on the right spot.
Round i3-Wa.cptf landed heavily on the
head and jaw with right and left. He
knocked Scaidy down three times with
right and left swings. but the tsnar!ty OF
the Pennsylvarian was more THAN WAL
colt could down, and BIZ fought back
garsely untsi the gong ended the round.
Round 1k--Scaldy came up fresh tn this
round and he seat In right on the head
and a left OF the body. Hts ssmeness
won the sympathy OF the crowd. and
when he landed hard left on the head
ara a ffZat SMASH Oh tue A5Ee. w alTCft
staggered into the corner at the cali Of
time.
Round fs-wslcett began with three
LET'S on the body. and scaidy got bark
with hard Left on the face waicest
landed right swlr~ on tire back OF shs
head and twa boa ieF.s 90 the law. wal
COT; administered q Tor ~ Punishment 20
his opponent. but Sadly wss wswe and
earned ;he piaufiss az ths sports. who
caeeFss hsrr f~~ Ass r'wct
Rsand fs-wotco.t rushed with his LEFT
or me bed ard followed wish a right
ana left On sasy AMI face. He knocked
rAl aeR8 with 3 right SMASH on THE Jaw,
but Bln came up Immediately and was
ready FOR more when shs g0nw sounded
Round 17~Walcett rushed again. landing
his left en- fhs body ansi he right and left
on The yace. Bill was sect down three
tines wgfh right swings. bG, he managed
10 come up garlesy. ard "a ine most
pluesv manner fought back His pluck
heis aim IN bat his strength soon rave
anr ard after standing more punishment,
th@n tAe ordinary man coula aear. Qrirza
was knoEks3 oESt ~ Iefs-hanA swing on
tie saw The time for this TSun6 was two
minutes ard Ffty-ssght seconds Ths
rAterse 9e~.aresf wafcott the winner Two
minutes later Quinn walked out o. the
rig. ard vas cor grRfuiAte* by bis al
rzireTz fer Rs wonderful work.
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