The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-25
FALLS AND COUNTERS
liked Programme at s. A. r
Smoker.
JHE ENTHUSIASM RAN HIGH
large Crowd Cheers the Boxer~ m.
Wrcsiiers-Ev Even Contests the Or
der OF the Evening.

II the mems smoker given last evers,v
q the Seattle Athletic gyEnaaxgayn = ,
u far specimen OF the sport scheduled fs~
sae ginter lie clubs membership Ifx4 vffl
= steadily Oh he Increase.
Prof. Jack Green. the clever boxing -
Grsetcr. and Prot. Tfenamen. peo -
essrse OF me gymnasium and vreS4sgy,s.
rork. fairy o4taiG themselves Ia s--ls~.s
i nx al al-star combination. Their. Ms 10.
s.rssome 90 within the ring or a ssazs
II match on the s0at, and az the 80 gp@efa
soss hle1 OUT OF the club house az n
u s's.cck they were unangnouk In declaring
sszf they had Witnessed one OF the g.
! ssokers ever given in Seattle
Everything vent through with a r4,Sh
4 sd the interest exhibited By the par
:lclpaBss aroused marked erfhus!asrn
4 Among the spectators. The crowd assem-
i bed was out TO see fun and fair plsg.
1 There Was not show OF favorttlsrn.
Esery man that scored = point received a
] hearty hand
TIE star event Of the evening proved 10
BE- as forecaated by the Pest-Iptegligea-
l ee- some time ago. the four-rouna 20 be-
1 ssesn Tommy Euiiene ard Jack Moore
she two clever featherwelghts OF the club
| .ssense friendly rivalry exists between
! ssem. and although they cha;ts9 soclabIy
1 before the gong sounded for them 10 taxa
i When Referee Inverarity said, FIRST
] ssasd. shake hands
Abe Myers, one OF the cleyerest boxers
Ia. ever appeared before the club. and
Boss Davis, we're behind Jack Moore
=. shs.e Eddle Funk and Dan McInn!s
sooAed after the interests Of Tommy Bul-
4 kae-
As the youngsters went TO the center
i szd shook hands they appeared 70 he in
sae condition Balsene is shorter and of
heavier bald than Moore He will weigh
title more also. Moore weighs about
II pounds and has longer reach.
The crowd exhibited great interest IN
what 10 happen. II was not prepared.
however. for salcn a corxins pace from fhe
4 t5np OFT or the box. Hardly had the men
4 &zaze.i before Moore swung With his left.
i hl9ef heavily on Bgllenes face, and ike
sshoi followed Il Up with q strong right
Bxlene wfnt back into the southwest cor
ner Of the ring. but before he could re-
cover from this sudden onslaught Moore
vas after him and rasnesi right and left
ssern2;eiy on his face with telling effect
Essene stood up 10 the racket nlanfuiiy
aid did no: finch in the least. II he had
-. been p.acky yNoungstss- ne would have
i beer completely at sea before the gong
s71nied- just before the round closed
i txre was a hot nix-up in which Moore
rDpesc1t with hss right ani then followed
z esickiy with his left. reaching the face
bailere came back tn good shape win u
right and left on Moore's face. The gong
soaadezi and tbs retired 10 their COR
ners, eaeh breathing considerably. TIE
crowd broke oat into wild cheers. and one
od man At boxing remarked. That is the
srst first round That sas ever ~aeA Ia this
esua'
Rrllene came UP for the second round
ferssrka;ly strong. lie was grinasng
q lvAen Moore made vicious swing. na,-
kss dackai pret;iiy ard boabed lAp with
sn having 4 hair turned. The crowd
rneered him Ballene dtsckei another
i szlng and appeared 20 be gaining con-
j ffence. B14lIeae stopped "A left aud In re-
n ssrrs landed on Moore's neck. Moore tried
mother rush and left upper swing cut. Bat
j a. act reach. \ hot mlx-ap followed, in
which Moore reached his man several
tines, bs.t in return received several hard
Ms. When the gong sounded tho pace
\ vas stu hot BIiisne was the better man
v the second round, thus making honogs
i s1oa, even
III The man were more cautious In the third
4 aad felt about for several seconds before
ssatsrsng to mix up things. Moore sesat-
Fl with his rig2st and landed a clean right
! 81 tie face. Moore swung with hss left
sfi Ealieme got out Of the way. BlAiene
landed lightly on Aioor.'s neck. ami IN
'sissa so 1an on the right jaw. As tho
vas Mocrs's round on scienuae work.
Tie w.ad-up Was marked by mix-ug az
"r m.S-up. L vas the most exciting
'orna imaginable. with hoBorz even a.
81 points. Moore MAS depending on his
~ AMI landed the FIRST blow on the body.
hziisae came back with a right shoulder
4 a.ss on the face. Then IL WAS give ard
'sse Tor several exchanges. Moore miss
@a swing but landed moment later on
.ae face. Eullene reached the face With
es iefi. and a second later reached thu
saine Place again. Then x was the hot
sN Kind 81 4 punching match. and thu
ss9Ed commenced 20 cheer. Referee IT.
sssarliy called for silence and sas obey
instantly The men broke. st'N good
hsiared ana were AZ e again IN a rHc~
Eent- Moore Ms preparing for a risht
s7G@reat Nten BaIietse landed his right
q his face. Moore came back With a
f~ss. Aat she gong sounded and the bot
t.t aaich ~ The evening was ended
Ia~ FIRST boat - the evening WIS called
" Announce 7. T. Hughes az exactly
! - ac1ock. sam Moore ard Bert Wright
we're the contestants They were ues nea
= ne ;. 4 :. crowd. and ~ course were
sAiShsa With great interest Moor shoe-
~ e@2'er fool action ard SOt away n fair
goss s.yie. Wfsht had seea }et.
81 asea i - ADVANTAGE several t.gacs.
~ boa was wcii received.
asa Oscar Oliver. the wciteTs ess .
s1@me.eu ~ the ci'lh. vas announced ss
re opponent ~ Prof. Js-k GTeea there
sAs seesst Roth men we're givca warren
fsefpisoes 0.,ser lowered oyer tiFe~ys.
s#a a. tee tusn csfsse 80 she cfmter 80 tne
SAaFAs Is alA mat take inug go 8i#utrn ira
Il sHarevem2nf Re haS made he d8ekest
sften rsEAt fNsce Pa Succession Ra6 set
'e csoaa MA Thrn he lan3s4 on
e7eths fa@e aHf WAS cheere3 ags}a.
e.cea rasaeA hHa 20 tho ropes ara resch-
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