The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-11-21
HE IS VICTOR AGAIN
Jack McAuliAe and Jimmy Carroll in
a iO-ROund BOut
OLD TIME ANTAGONISTS
The Lightweights Put Up a Mighty
D. Good Fight. but the Cham
plon Is a Little Too
Much for Jim.


Auliffe, the lightweight champion pu-
gillst of the world. and Jimmy Carroll,
his old-time rival and three times his
antagonist in the ring for that honor,
met tonight before st. Georges club In
a l0-round bout to forever settle. the
question of supremacy. In all their
battles previous to tonight McAuliffe
has been the victor. though never won
without a hard fight The last time
the men met was In This city March 81.
1890. when McAuliffe. who was all but
out in the 47th round. rallied under the
clever handling of Jack Dempsey, and
put Carroll out, when the latter was
lighting strong.
Although Carroll has passed his
fortieth year, he Is a well-preserved
man and has trained long and faith
fully for this probably his last fight. IL
may be said he has been training for
years to defeat McAuliffe. and entered
the ring tonight in prime condition.
McAuliffe has often shown a dislike to
hard training, and although he came
to the coast by water from New York
for the purpose Of training on the
route, he arrived here rather high In
flesh. Since arriving he put in some
hard licks and has taken off consider
able flesh. yet his wind was not as
good as CAROLS. Betting on the fight
has been quite brisk. with McAuliffe
ruling slightly favorite at odds OF 80 to
$40. though considerable money
changed hands at evens.
The expectation Of hard and scien-
tific fight between the stars and the
additional attraction Of a 10-round con-
test between Dan Hawkins. who re-
Gently fought a draw with Joe Cans In
New York. and Joseph Finnick, known
to the sporting world as The Arkan-
saw Kid" drew to Woodruff's pavilion
a crowd of 5000 people-the extent OF
the seating capacity. Carroll appeared
first and was well received, but judg-
ing by the enthusiastic reception OF
McAuliffe he Is still a favorite with the
patrons of boxing Carroll looked as
hard "a wood and bright as a berry.
There was a noticeable absence of all
superfiuous flesh about the waist and
he looked fit to make the battle Of his
life. Jacks flesh was white and ap-
peared to be soft. There was too much
plumpness Of the chest, arms and
shoulders Eoth --fntn exceeded the
lightweight limit. They shook hands
at $40 o'clock.
Round Very little time was vast
ed in fiddllng for an opening. Nc
Auliffe led his right. missed. and Car
roll landed his right over the heart.
Carroll ducked left McAuliffe
ducked a left swing. Jack swung
viciously with his right at the head. but
missed. and Carroll landed his left on
the head. Jack landed his right over
the kidneys. McAuliffe landed right
and left swings on the head. McAuliffe
landed his left on the neck. but got
one In return. McAullfre forced Car
roll to the ropes with a hot right. but
Carroll fought back and the round
closed with the men cllnched. McAu-
life had little the best OF the round.
Round 2-Carroll landed n hard left
on the head. Both landed hot lefts on
the face. followed by left swings and a
clinch. Carroll ducked vicious left
swing and put light In McAuliffe's
face. Mac landed his left on the head
which Carroll returned Carroll ducked
a left swing. Both men appeared tired.
Carroll put a light left on Jacks face,
but got hot left over the kidneys IN
return. Mac forced Carroll to the
ropes and landed his left twice on the
face. Carroll clinched. Mac landed a
straight left. Honors even.
Round 3-After a light exchange Car
roll landed right and left. but his blow
lacked steam. McAuliffe rushed Car
roll landed right and left. but his blows
cd. Mac ducked vicious right swing
and landed his left lightly on the neck
carroll landed hard right and left on
the face. Jack clinched. McAullffe
was tired. but ducked Carrolrs left
leads. Carroll landed two light lefts
on the face. McAuliffe put his left IN
the face. but WIS staggered by n left
swing. Carroll swung right and left
Carroll forced the fight and at the cal
of time Mac was winded. IL was Car.
rolls round.
Round i-McAuliffc SPARED for wind
McAuliffe landed his right and left on
the head. Carroll missed a hot left
and landed lightly on the face Nc.
Auliffe landed a hard right and left
but a moment later Carroll swung a
hard left on McAuliffe's face and land
ed hard right on the neck. Mac was
winded and gave ground. but landed
his right hard over the heart and hi.
left In the face just as the gong sound
ed. Carroll appeared the fresher OF IN,
two.
Round 5-Mac landed his left on ths
face and escaped a similar blow Car
roll landed a light left. but McAuliff,
returned the compliment. Carroll was
forced to the ropes but landed a righ,
swing over the Kidneys. He followed II
up with hot left over the Kidneys
Mac forced the fighting. landed right
over the heart and cleverly ducked q
hard left swing. Jack landed a hard
right on the wind and left on Tn,
neck. At the call Of time McAuliffe's
right swung on Carrollg ribs. II was
McAullffe's round.
Round 6-McAuliffe recovered won.
derfully and came up confident. Both
landed lefts on the face and Mac land.
ed left swing on the wind and forced
Carroll to the ropes. Both landed light
icfts on the head and Mac ducked q
left swing. Carroll landed a light left
on McAuliffe's head and the latter
clinched. Jack landed IA hard left or
the wind. Mac landed a straight left
on the chin. staggering Carroll. but
missed a right swing for the head. Both
men were winded. Carroll landed his
left on the wind and right on the head
Round Mac seemed the fresher ol
the two. He planted his left on Car
rolls mouth. but Carroll forced tn,
hghting and landed two lefts on tn,
face. Jack put a straight left In Car
rolls face. Carroll landed hard ON IN,
ribs and hot left In the face. Carol
again landed his left an the face twice
Mac was apparently weakened but eX
changed hot left sw nEs. Carroll land
ed a left hook on the face and upper
cot Mac with his right. Mae landed his
/ ~ pNsf- the hon ~ btt at the call a.