The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-11-17
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NEW YORK, Nov, l6,-Thr-Broad-
.,y Athletic Club played It's trump card
,,.rIrht when It's managers announced
, twenty round 30 at catch weights be-
,r,sn reter MnhCr, the lrielF heavy
,,,Irht boxer and Joe Choynslsr the Cal
'mrnlan. There were only two bouts on
y. ,rosrammc, but although tho prices
J,dudsslon were three and 1--WE dollars,
va Ticket Office was bcslegcd with Il
s",,,Inuous string W boxing enthusiasts
ri when the fights began II was said
MAI every seat had been sold. =
I'm in tho flrst bout, Patsy HalSyEof Buff
uin n. Y, and Young SiSro, Of Provl-
I,rrr II, l., wcrG antagonists at Jig
,ornis, The police stopped the fight In
,SS seventh round Ind Haley was
.wartlrd the decision. He had made II
Srr.slIcl almost from the first and had
,.ysrey punished SIsro.
incr a burleaque boxing bout be-
mrsn Paddy McGulgnn, OF Newark.
,"iJohnny Banks (colored), of this city,
mich lasted four rounds. the event uf
Ne evening was announced.
ps,cr Maher was the first 10 make his
.rp.aranc, In the ring and ChoynSkl
wss only half 4 minute behind him.
u1her looked to DO In excellent condl-
;o0, ChOynsN looked to be trained to
me hour ard weighed in ut ls7 pounds,
T,her was six pounds heavier. as ne
iarp.I the scales at l73, AS the men
srrgII on catch weights there was very
RTE to choose Between thep, but Ma
htr was q tlvorIte among the! betting
rl;errIty. lie was tos5 SavOrlte
when the men shook hands. -
Round both SPARED carefully FOR
an opening. Maher led light left on
k,dy. Choynski felEted twice with
nrh. and landed left twice on body.
Nlher sent hard left on body. Choynski
hndeI two let's light on body and In
ss;,Ing away Maher landed left on face.
Round 2--Maher landed left -pn body,
rhoynskI loft on face. Maker land Joe
exchanged letts on face. Maher swung
M, on back Of neck and br0uG... 800 left
around on face. Joe punched AIS left
,r,ce on body and both jat(bta LETS on
hre. Choynskl slapped Maher with left
md rISht on face. Again Joe sent left
% ACE and Maher replied with left On
ace and right on body.
Pound S-SIaher was careful when ne
cane up again, but he let Choynskvs
lsit reach his wind three times without
sanding anything back In return. Ma
Ter landed two letts on face, and Choyn-
tsl LEI: on body. and MahIri led left on
holy and Joe swung left on face. Joe
then landed Left hook on neck. Mahpr
forced Joe 10 the ropes hitting right and
r.: on body and face. Maher missed a
vicious right swing and fell to his knce.l.
I5a sent straight left on nose and Ma
her landed two lefts on face.
Round 4-Joe opened with a Sood left
ca body. After ffddlirg for half q MN
ne ChnynSki put his left on the wind.
and repealed the dose two seconds later.
Maher rushed Joe 20 the ropes and
smashed his LEFT on the face. Maher
.a5kA hight and left on face at the
sunL OK the gong landed light left en-
Top % Joe's head.
Round 5-ChoynSd led left on face
tic left on body. Maher planted his left
twice on face. Joe landed q left on face,
tu; Maher sent back three good let's on
Joes proboscIs. Maher sent left on
body and tined to cross on Jaw, but fall
FL. Jos landed left on face. Mahe-
ncsAed Joe TO the ropes and got In 4
lard body blow with left = Maher sent
It's LEFT twice On face and Choynski did
likewise. Honors were even when the
bell rang. J.
Round 6-Choynsk, rushed at Maher
ard Sot In O good left on face. Both be-
Saa smuggling with let's d.r!ghts on
body and face ChoynSki staggered Ma
her 10 the ropes with o left on the chin.
Then they slugsed right md left. but
the I-tshmban'E weight told and Choyu-
SIX! went to the floor. He GANG UP again
bot he went dowT, inside Of three seconds
f7om another right swing on the head.
This time Choynski stayed down for
nine seconds, and as coon rs Choynsh
Eargercd 10 his feet Maher rushed at
HIN with Il we'll delivered right hand
ewing on the Jaw and knocked Choyn-
TX! down md out. Time OF sixth and
last round two minutes and twenty-five
Ieco1GS Choyuski, who has frequent
~ developed wonderful recuperative
powers surprised everybody. by regain
ing Consciousness In lesD than min
utt aad needed no assistance from his
s-ccGds In making his way 10 his dress
:EE room. The referee declared Maher
tap winner. Captain Gree. who Is In
cEa:Se OF the police. made 10 arrests, as
4 ml2 very evident that neither man re-
cc.ved any injury worth .nenuSnlnS.