The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-11

erything was in readiness for the COM
mencement of the greatest boxing event
I'm the history Of Seattle. Hughes had
hardly time 10 introduce Jack Moore and
Tommy Builene. 80 pounds. when the
youngsters were ready for business. Jack
Moore appeared 10 be In unusually fine
condition. He looked stronger and health
Ter than at any other time since the COM
mencement Of his ring career. Bullene
showed up well. but he was shorter in the
reach and not as tail by couple of inch
%. Al the sound OF the gong Moore
rushed things. He used his famous upper
cut and landed three Tires Bullene came
back with straight 3abs. but could not
seem TO make any impression on Moore.
Bullene did some clever ducking. but
Moore landed several stiff up-jabs. The
round closed with honors Overwhelmingly
tn favor OF Moore. In the second round
Moore landed a left hook on Bulene's
jaw. and although Bullene held his feet
u was apparent that he was outciassed-
For the remainder or the bout there were
some clever exchanges. but Moore was
stronger by far than his plucky antagon-
ist. The Improvement that Moore has
shown reflects great credit upon his IN
structor. Prof. Green.
NcAuIine and Green.
The programme WAS pushed through as
RAPIDLY as possible and a few minutes
after II the crowd was ready for the
event o. the evening The moment that
Announcer Hughes said: Jack McAuiiffe.
the uudefcated lightweight champion of
the world" the crowd commenced cheer
ing. and when he said: Jack Green. :.
4. c." the cheering was reioubled. At
this moment Green appeared from the
south wings accompanied by Prof Tren-
naman and Jack Lawrence the famous
football player % Port Townsend, and
Noble walllnRford. Green wore a bath
robe. whirh concealed his rugged end ath-
Ictgc form. A. Green took MS seat Jack
NcAulifge entered the ring from The other
side. accompanied nv Duncan q. Iaverar-
ity and Elmer Msy'berry.
Cries OF speech. speeeb.' we're heard
from the gallery. McAusine did not paw
any attention to this. bat went on rubbing
the soles Of his shoes IN che rosin box lie
WAS naked TO the waist he wore blue
trunks He VAS high IN flesh and would
weight eight OF ten pounds more than
Green. As Green threw or MS robe Il was
apparent that he VAS in splendid condition.
His flesh Vas pink, like a b2hys and his
muscles stood Out like cord. Referee Ne
Kee introduced McAuilTe, who bowed ard
received hearty applause. Although IN A
strange place. II was evident that he had
friends. Turning 20 Green. Referee Nc
Green" The crowd shouted hIstiy,
az II 70 say; "Of course. We know Jack
Green" As he men came - the center ~
the ring NcAullffe inquired % the referee
= e was - be an exhibition bout or for
decision. Green said hc didn't care.
The referee decided that according. 20
the agreement ny winch McAuire came
20 Seattle e was an exhibition The men
shook hands ard the crowd waited In
-. II
II could ~ seen az a glance that the con-
tes;ants were 90 about the same height
ans reach McAulifTe WAS broader across
the shoulders and had more flesh on his
body BE showed his old lefs ou1 ana stood
there perfeos image % what his pictures
have sAoWn HIM
Round livery Httle time was lest IN
spa-riaE far an opsaing. McAukTe crept
towards Green. who Suddenly advanced
and landed a lish, lef. on the neck. Green
made a vicious swing with his left which
AfcAuitfYe cltveriv ducked. Green reached
che cheek WITH MS left and NcAuliffs
coming back put rs left on Green's neck.
Green came back strong ard reached 40
Aufsne's face Ssh iest-aan5 ta6. Ne
Au.sne duckea g Jeff. Green rushed and
reached the Ease wifh rs left. McAussTs
swung nnd Green avos3ed pun shueut by
closing IN. GTseE reached ths body aim
a left 5ah ard followed = up = IN $ heavy
lesf on the fsce McAn3ffe appeared %
be = tr.He 'rr,tateA an3 rusned. bat vas
rewarded vttc e Sab en- re wind Green
got q light one on seAusiae's face 2eS
ere round closed WttN a clInea
Before the second round McAuIiTe walk
"a % the front 81 tns stage and sal5.
Il came here for ara exhibition. rot 2 aRhs.
wgg 30 my best however. hat ! aru -nst
very NeU tonight" lie closed ny saying
thAs II he bad two weeks tras8ng Sc
wcula ne ready for. HIS exact words
we're lost. 6a. the substance appeared 10
- thas be would - in csndItloa for
arNt-
Rauad e-CSreen rushed and thers WaS
-lir~,n Grsca aucked a bet sefg swing.
NeAuaTe pbHsea e iiSht TiEnt "a she
head. Green iahbe1 McAa-iTs gNlce on
ne W!ad al took ore On tae faee. SIC
Aullre anckes a lett j. was give ard
fake ~Ccs o. wroaF ga yea sas8
MeAnilwe. he Ha-1S were ae soorer oas
~ n. mouth thar Green rushed Aud land
= A left GA McaGliEe's face. MeAusite
reseAsa Csreen's neck. McAu'ITs Fusas1
hlt Grsen stopped him cseyevsy eith sab
on the slna ard 3s3 res receive appaeep2
punish zssut Tbc Foaad closed - 0reea
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