The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-31
BYA JOLTON THE JAW
Horace Leeds Knocked Out by Jack
Everhardt in Is Rounds.
ASLEEP FOR HALF AN HOUR
For Time IL Was Feared the Van
quished Would Never Tell how
IL Happened. But He'll Live.
They ! hlnk-Track Events.

Empire Athletic Club, Maspeth, L.
l., March 30.-Jack Everhardt and
Horace Leeds, lightweights, met to-
night at the Empire Athletic club.
They were scheduled for a 20-round
contest. Leeds was the taller and had
the additional advantage OF reach. In
the first round there was some scien-
tific sparring. In the second both
countered with the left on the face and
clinched before time was called. In
the third Jack rushed and sent his left
and right on the body and face. Leeds
got in three rights on the body. In the
fourth Jack landed on the neck after
two clinches. The round ended in a
clinch.
In the fifth Leeds got in two lefts on
the face and Leeds landed on the body.
Leeds staggered Jack with a hard left
on the chin.
In the sixth Horace landed a hot left
on the body and both countered with
the left on the face.
In the seventh Leeds led with his left
on the stomach and face and forced
the fighting. Both then landed right
and left on the body and face
In the eighth both exchanged lefts on
the face. Leeds landed his left on the
body and Jack weakened. Leeds sent
in a fearful left on the wind and an
other on the jaw. Everhadt was weak
when the round ended.
In the ninth Leeds had the better OF
the fight and Jack was growing weak
from Leeds stomach punches.
In the tenth both exchanged hard
blows on the face. Horace got in a hot
one on the jaw and stomach and Jack
sent his left FIVE times to the face.
In the eleventh honors were about
even with hard blows on the face and
stomach.
In the twelfth Leeds led with his
right on the wind and Jack sent his left
To the face. Everhardt looked tired
when he went to his corner.
In the thirteenth both men landed
hard blows and both looked very tired
at the close.
The fourteenth was a hot contest:
both landed frequently on the face and
stomach. As the round closed Leeds
sent two heavy lefts TO the stomach.
In the fifteenth Jack landed his left
on the wind. They then exchanged on
the face. Jack swung n LETT hook With
jolt on Leeds jaw which sent the
Atlantic City man on hts face TO the
floor of the ring. Amidst great excite
ment the referee counted Leeds out and
declared Everhardt the winner.
Leeds remained In an unconscious
state for half an hour after he was car
ried out OF the ring. He was attended
by DIR. Bonderman OF Philadelphia.
None OF the reporters were allowed in
the room and Captain Glori. who. is
Leeds manager. came out and informed
the newspaper men that Horace was
in a pretty bad condition. At 40
o'clock word was sent out that Leeds
had recovered sufficiently TO recognize
those around him and there was no
danger OF a relapse. He fought very
fast all through the 10 rounds. and
this 50 weakened him that when he got
the Jolt on the jaw he was so weaken
ed by his exertions that he could Dot
recuperate. -
At 1904 O'Clock Leeds was able TO
stand up and spoke to Captain Glori
and those around him. He had moth
ing TO say in regard to the result of the,
fight and drove awy from the club
house accompanied by Captain Glorf
and his seconds