The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-21
HE WAS CARRIED OUT
ChOynski, the Native Son, Knocks
Jim Hall Into a StupOr.
IN THE UNLUCKY13TH ROUND
The Australian Was Doing Landed
Business on Joe's Head for a
Time. But He Weakened
After the 18th.

MaSpeth, l.. l., Jan. ZV.-lne HeeIHiS
between Joe Choynsh of California
and Jim Hall of Australia in 20-round
bout at catch weights filled the EN-
pire Athletic clubs arena Tonight.
Choynski money was so plentiful that
odds of 100 to so on the Californian
could be had. There were several bets
recorded at this figure, but Hairs
friends were not discouraged and were
always ready with their cash. Choyn-
ski was the first to put in an appear
ance with his seconds, Tom O'Rourke,
kid" Mccoy and Casper Leon. Par
son Davies was also in Joe's corner.
Hall followed in a minute. He was
seconded by Sam Fitzpatrick, Jack Foo
garty, Benny Murphy and Tim Scan
Ian of Pittsburg. Choynski's weight
was said to be 161 pounds, while Hall
turned the scales at $50.
Round One-After fiddling, Choynski
landed light left on the body and re-
peated the blow a moment later Joe
landed a straight left on Halls face.
Hall returned the compliment and Joe
fell short with his left. Joe landed
three times on Halls wind with the
left without a return. Hall landed
heavy left-hander on Joe's stomach.
Round Two-Joe opened with his left
on the stomach. They exchanged light
lefts on the face.
Round Three-Joe tried for the wind,
but fell short and then landed on the
stomach with the left. Hall then got
in a good one on Choynskfs face. Joe
responded with two good lefts in the
stomach.
Round Four-Choynsh opened with
the left on the face and then with the
same fist three times on the stomach.
Hall uppercut Joe with his right and
then landed his left twice on the face.
Round Five-Choynsh began by
sending a hard left on the stomach.
Hall rushed, but Choynski slipped and
fell to his knees. Hall landed a hard
left on Joe's face, which drew blood
| from the nose.
Round Six-Choynski landed his left
/ on the stomach and then landed left
and right on the face. Hall landed his
| left twice on the face. drawing blood
| again. This was easily Halls round.
Round Seven-Hall landed his left on
the face and Joe sent in a stiff one on
the wind. Hall rushed Joe to the
ropes with a right on the face.
Round Eight-Joe rushed and landed
his left on the body, but again fell
short for the face. Hall landed his left
on the face and the right on the jaw.
| Choynski looked very tired, but Draced
up and landed a heavy left on the face.
| This was Halls round.
| Round Nine-Hall landed on the
stomach and swung his left twice or
| the nose. Joe sent his right to the
head. Hall landed short right on the
face and knocked Choyinsl1i fiat on his
/ back. Joe lay there nine seconds, and
after getting up, fell again from weak
ness. He got up again and fough'
gamely, landing his left on Jim's face
and his right on the stomach.
| Round Ten-Hall' landed two lefts or
the stomach without a return and
punched his left into Joe's face. Tit
latter pushed his left into Jim's face
Hall sent his right hand in the ribs
Choyinski shot his left twice on th'
wind Hall got his left to the face, anC
Joe got his right to the stomach.
Round Eleven-Choyinski sent hi
left four times on the stomach. Hal
drew the blood again with his left oil
the face and stomach. Choyinski land
ed his left on the face and right oil
the Jaw, knocking Hall down as tim
was called.
Round Twelve-Choyinski landed hi
left on the stomach. Hall sent his lef
to the face. Joe landed his left on tn
stomach and Hall his right on the face
They exchanged heavy lefts. Joe land
ed his right and left on the face. Hal
sent his rigt on the jaw twice. Joe go
in another left on the stomach an,
swung his right hard on Halls jaw
knocking him down again as time wa
called.
| Round Thirteen-Choyinski jabbe,
two heavy lefts on Halls face an
knocked him down again with a RICH
on the jaw. When Jim came up Choyn
ski rained right and left-hand blows OF
the face and jaw, staggering the Aus
tralian. Joe then landed a heavy lef
on Jims face. and as the latter stag
gered the Californian let fly his right
landing on Halls jaw. knocking hir
down and out. after one minute and !
seconds Of lighting in the unlucky THU
teenth.
When Referee Hurst declared Choyr
ski the winner. Joe ran over and trie
to help his beaten adversary to his fee
, Hall was unable to rise and had to b
carried to his corner. His second
worked over him for 10 minutes, the
: led him to his dressing room. He ha'
: 10 be helped from the ringside.
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