Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-22

carroll looked nara as WOOD ana Drown
as a berry There was a noticeable
absence of all superhuous flesh about
the waist and he looked fit to make the
battle of his life. Jacks flesh was
white and appeared to be soft. There
was too much plumpness of the chest,
arms and shoulders. Both men .eX-
ceeded the lightweight limit. Carroll
and McAuliffe shook hands at $40
o'clock.
Round Very little time was vast
ed in fiddling for an opening. Nc
Auliffe lead right, missed and Carroll
landed right over the heart. Carroll
ducked left McAuliffe ducked left
swing. Jack swung a vicious right at
the head but missed Carroll landed
=, left on the head. McAuliffe landed
right over the kidneys. McAuliffe
landed left and right swings on head.
McAuliffe landed left on neck, but got
one in return. McAuliffe forced Car
roll to the ropes with hot right, but
Carroll fought back and the round
closed with the men clinched. Nc
Auliffe had little the best Of the
round
Round Carroll landed a hard left
on the head. Both landed hot lefts on
face, followed by left swings and
'clinched. Carroll ducked a vicious left
swing and put a light left on Jacks
face. Jack landed left on the head.
which Carroll returned. Carroll duck
ed left swing Both men appeared
tired. Carroll put light left on Jacks
face, but got hot left over the kidneys
in return. McAuliffe forced Carroll to
the ropes and landed left twice on face.
Carroll clinched. Jack landed light
left on head and ducked straight left.
HOnOrs even.
Round 3.-After light excange, Car
roll landed with right and left, but his
blows lacked steam McAuliffe rushed
Carroll to the ropes, but the latter
clinched. Carroll landed right and
left on face. Jack clinched. McAul-
life was tired, but ducked left leads.
McAuliffe puts left in face, but was
staggered by left swing. Carroll swung
right and left. Carroll forced the
fighting and McAuliffe was winded for
the time. Carroll's round.
Round 4-McAuliffe spared for
wind. McAuliffe landed right and left
on head. Carroll missed a hot left and
landed lightly on face and landed a
hard right on neck. McAuliffe was
winded and gave ground, but landed
hard right over the heart, and left on
face just as gong sounded.
Round 5.-McAuliffe landed a left on
the face and escaped'a similar blow.
Carroll landed a left, but Jack return
ed the compliment Carroll was forced
to the ropes. but landed a right swing
over the kidneys. He followed it up
with a hot left over the kidneys. Nc
Auliffe rushed the fighting and landed
right over the heart and cleyerly duck
ed hard left swing. Jack landed a
hard right on the wind and then put
left on the neck At the call of time
McAuliTe landed a right swing on
Jimmy's ribs. McAuliffe's round.
Round 6.-McAulifie recovered Won
derfully and came up fresh. Both
landed lefts on the face and McAuliffe
landed a left swing on the wind, fore
inc Carroll to the ropes. Both landed
liglt let's on head. and McAUliffe duck
ed left swing Carroll landed light
left on McAuliffe's head and the latter
clinched. Jack landed hard with left
on wind. Jack then landed n straight
left on the chin, staggering Carroll, but
missed a right swing for the head. Both
men We're winded Carroll landed left
on wind, and then put a right on Cle
head.
Round 7-McAuliffe seemed the
fresher and landed light one on Car
rolls mouth but Carroll forced the
fighting and landed two left swings on
face. Jack put q straight left in Car
rolls face. Carroll landed heavily with
the right on ribs. but got hot left
in the face in return. Carroll again
landed left on McAulitfe's face twice.
McAuliffe was apparently weak, but
exchanged LETT swings. Carroll land
ed left hook on face and upper cut
McAuiffe with his right McAulitfe
landed left over the heart, but at the
call of time he swung wildly right and
left.
Round S-McAuliffe's left found Car
rolls mouth, but he got a straight left
in the face in return. Carroll upper
cut McAuliffe with left and followed
with a right on the head. McAuline
landed a left on the wind. Ia duck
ing to escape both exchanged hot left
swings on the head. McAulitfe land
ed a hard right and left on the face and
ribs Both were weak Carroll up
percut McAuliffe. Carroll went down
with a right swing on the jaw as the
round closed.
Round 9-McAulifre landed hard on
the neck hut received two in return.
Carroll swung right on Jacks ribs, but
the latter landed both right and left on
face and ribs. McAuliffe landed right
and left on the wind and right swing
on the head Carroll landed a left on
the face. Carroll became very weak
McAuliffe forcing the fighting. Car
roll missed the left and the round clos
ed with Jack forcing Carroll TO the
ropes with ineffective blows.
Round 1O-McAuliffe landed left on
the face twice and received a left on
the ribs. Carroll landed a left on the
face and a hard right on the head.
McAuliffe landed left on the neck ana
forced the fighting. Carol clinched.
Exchange of right swings on head tol-
lowed and McAuliffe landed left on
the wind. McAuliffe jabbed his left in
CarroIls face and then swung right on
CarrolTs face. The last round was
series of clinches, neither striking an
effective blow Referee Armstrong
gave the decision to McAuliffe. The
audience was not entirely satisfied with
the manner in which the men fought
the last round. but the decision ap-
neared to meet the approval of the ma
jority.
Boston. Mass. November Flames
J. Corbett. the pugilist, signed an agree
ment last night with Warren Lewis,
president of the Greater New York