The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-11-17
CH0YNSKI PUT OUT
HE LASTED ONLY SIX ROUNDS TN
HIS GO WITH PETER
MAHER.
FRESHMAN MADE THE PACE.
HE RUSHED JOE TO THE ROPES
IN NEARLY EVERY
ROUND.
AT BROADWAY ATHLETIC CLUB.
60 Between the Irish and CaIifor-
nIan Boxers Was for Twenty
Rounds at Catch Weights.

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-The Broad
way Athletic club played another
trump card tonight, when it's managers
announced twenty-round go at catch
weights between Peter Maher, the
Irish heavyweight boxer, and Joe
Choynski, the Californian There were
only two bouts on the program, but
although the prices of admission were
So and SIS, the ticket office was be-
sieged with a. continuous string of
boxing enthusiasts, and when the
fights began it was said that every seat
had been sold.
In the first bout. Patsey Haley. Of
Buffalo, N. Y, and Young Sisro of
Providence, R.. l., were antagonists at
l16 pounds. The police stopped the fight
In the seventh round, and Haley was
awarded the fight. He had made it
one-sided from the start and had Sc
verely punished Sisro. After a bur-
lesque boxing bout between Paddy Nc
Guigan, of Newark, and Johnny Banks
(coloreD, of this city, which lasted four
rounds, the event of the evening was
announced.
Peter Maher was the first to make
his appearance n the ring. and Choyn-
ski was only half a minute behind him.
Maher looked to be in excellent shape.
Choynski looked to be trained thor
oughly and weighed in at 1877 pounds.
Maner was six pounds heavier, as he
turned the scales at 173 AS the men
mad agreed on catch weights. there
was very little to choose between them.
out Maher was a faVorite among the
pettlng fraternity. He was a to 5
faVorite when the men shook hands.
Both men spared carefully for an
opening, Maher led a light left on the
Dooy ana ChoynSki tented twice with
ms right and landed his left twice on
the body. Maher sent his left hard on
the body. Choynski landed two light
!elts on the body, and in getting away
Maher landed his left on the face.
In the second round Maher landed his
LETT on the body, while Choynski got in
a left on the face and then thew ex-
changed 1efts on the face, Nafler
swung his left on the back of the neck
4ilQ Drought ais LETT around on the face.
refer Iacued a good left on the face
ADd a right on body. Joe punched his
iett twice on the body and both jabbed
leftS on the face. Choynski slammed
Maher with his left and right on the
lace Again Joe sent his left on the
lace ana Maher replied with a left on
the face and a right on the body.
Maher was careful when he came I'D
for the third round, but he let Choyn-
skis left reach his wind three times
without sending anything back in re-
turn. Maher landed two lefts on the
face and Choynski a left on the body
Maher led his left on the body, and Joe
swung his left on face. Joe then land
ed left on the neck. Maher then
forced Joe to the ropes, hitting right
and left on the body and face. Maher
missed a vicious right swing and fell
to his knees. Joe sent a straight left
On the nose and Maher landed two lefts
on face.
Joe opened the fourth round with a
good left on the body. After fiddling
for half a minute, Choynski put his left
On the wind and repeated the dose two
seconds later. Maher rushed Joe to the
ropes and smashed his left on the face
Choynski tented with his left and
crossed his right on the face. Maher
jabbed rights and lefts on the face and
at the sound of the gong landed a
light left on the top Of Joes head.
In round five ChOynski led his left
on face and body. Maher planted his
left twice on the face. Joe landed
left on face, but Maher sent back three
good lefts on Joe's proboscis. Maher
sent his left on the body and then tried
to cross his right on jaw, but failed
Joe landed his left on the face. Maher
rushed Joe to the ropes again, and got
her sent his left twice on the face, and
ChOynski did likewise. Honors were
even when the bell rang.
In the final round Choynski rushed at
Maher and got in a good left on the
face. Both began smuggling with lefts
and rights on the body and face
Choynski staggered Maher to the ropes
with a left on the chin. Then they
slugged right and left, but the Irish
mans weight told, and Choynski went
to the floor. He came up again, but
went down inside of three seconds from
another right swing on the head. This
time ChOynski stayed down for nine
seconds, and as soon as he staggered
to his feet, Maher rushed at him with
a Well-deliVered right-hand swing on
the jaw, and knocked Choynski down
and out. Time Of sixth and last round
2 minutes and 25 seconds.
ChOynski, who has frequently devel-
oped wonderful recuperative powers
surprised everybody by regaining con-
seriousness in less than a minute, and
needed no assistance from his seconds
in making his way to the dressing
room. The referee declared Maher the
winner Capt. Grool, who is in charge
Of the police, made no arrests, as it
was very evident that neither man re-
caiVed apU ilIrU worth T0apfiOpipo