The sun., 1897-05-11
|UOYNSKI WINS ON A FOUL.
,rrRv SMITH DISQUALIFIED
nv TIE FOURTH ROUND.

c.urornlan Mas all tho Bettcr or the Hat.
". while II Lasts, and Ia Pronounced tho
-,.,.r. when smith Butts Him In tho
.ou,h-A Large crowd Cheers tho Victor.
.n,,ver" I'd Smith, the heavyweight pugi-
"a disoualitlcd in tho fourth round by
',..~o ~ Roche at the Broadway A. G. last night
=" .ut,ne Joo Choyuski Of California In tho
~ Toe lost q tooth thereby. but won tho
-. r,oney, about $1,000, and the admiration
l.,So ,nectators for his clever, clean man9u-
r,on his appearance when ho stripped, Smiths
.n,r,nts yero not filed with the confidence
s,,,h beld the admirers Of Choynsd. Tho Dem
~ nan was fabby, and seemed to be in
- ot several weeks, moro training, although
!, assured everybody who questioned him as
IN, condition that he never stepped into
IL more 1T. Smiths brow is low, his eyes are
.s,ep In his head, and no swaggers with the
\, Al dangerous citizen. Choynski, on tho
,.A,r hand looks anything but q pugilist. His
,.,,ures arc clean cut, his hair is light and worn
,,,,s.I style, and he seems to be enjoying him.
IN Immensely when indulging in a ring en-
,,upter. Science has always beon a watchword
lin the Californian. SO when he began the
ttl. last night his plans were laid on this limo.
proating by his experience in his fight with
' Fpftr Naher, anu EcallLlnR Lnhb ne nhu aluRR0r
,ur, sndsimplo to deal with, Choynski, decided
/. fight him at long range, thereby permitting
h,msef to wait for an opening for final punch.
m, TO this plan Of attack, Joe put up his hands
,pd quickly convinced 5000 spectators that he
v,, Smiths master In point Of science, ring tao
tia and general knowledge Of pugilism. The
p,uver fighters methods from the very outset
v,rc limited to dangerous swings with
tort tha iaxw nd 40 nd i al, h1o-~. .
clC,e quarters with his left. Choynski, with
rood Judgment and the most skilful control of
hb hands, avoided nearly all of Smiths blows,
q, rather. broke their force, 80 that they were
Practically harmless. and then, whom the open
ms came, he deftly shot his gloved fists in to
yitL SPOTS, until Denver" was covered with
blood and was u good imitation of q punching
fSereferoe's decision came at point when he
SSitS universal commendation. There were
smith until he disappeared in his dressing room.
How be ever defeated Joe Goddard in 1893 Is q
puzzle TO the sports who saw Smith perform
when Choynski left the ring Parson" Davies,
! ior s. 900 against Bob tzsimmons in a limited
s Ds4s, has has already posted IL 600 With Al Smith ,
more inside Sf forty.eisht hours Il Fits viii &C,
fSis was choynskrs first appearance in tho
4 tns since he was summarily defeated by Maher
soRas Ms 5sss Sss to meet Smith
lDenver knocked out Joe Goddard, in eight.
cen rounds at New Orleans. Choynsh. previous
Goddard in Australia, the deciding punch IN
d s,shinstance being delivered In the fourth round.
Smith victory over Goddard, therefore, made
T5 io ISr
Goddard in South Africa last winter. ChoynsH
.s,iD S0Sbed i ID up wtth challenge which oul.
o. On form in the the talent believed that Ghoyn,d
hhs favor Joss e1tseme y Gieyernsss and bis
would win. The Californian had trained faith
10 eo sRsy cab Tn hdSss p%
Lvays enjoyed the. reputation Of being rough
smith aid Sis preliminary 1Ss; work at sheepshead
~ IA AZ TSSn h H sss sG M 5 club officials
ssspite the high prices Of admission. All Of the
n ei nUs Y Wien i op
SssIsy round of appiaus: aPa aPaeai crieS asef'
corsss VINO W5e SG sossed ss out in tho height of
fashion, bowed in response. and took a scat 90
sSsS S thS the rGD 5ns hs h sSp as 5
they were the observed Of all Observers until the
hrst bout was put on.
, was g. st 1S pounds BE-
Mayo. When Referee Roche was introduced he
da mot rspelve generSg1 aRRieuse for 1t was
IN this capacity, as the officials of the club had
decided to make q change.
For two rounds Mayo and Wilson fought very
waiting for an opportunity to use his left pushed
hi right eye began to swell. Wilson was tired
nd rushed bis man around the ring until Mayo
anne near knocking him down with couple Of
sS taecs sT tho
put in some warm body blows. Mayo, however,
continued to shake him up with left 5abs which
Wilson saved himself from inocf.down in % tho
lfth by clinehing. and had mouth full of blood
.on firing rapidly toward, tho end. Wilson
banged the heart In the eighth until red spot
appeared. but Mayo had him staggering on two
Wilson braced up. and the lighting was so fast
,n9ar nan Inc ne. crowd was up in arms. ONCE again
to aSad to 1hs sT And 1S. fSd
asst round was about even, but the referee had
70 Jshe TsnEv BY. to give ths May9
1ghter, put up his hands with Jerry Barnett,
ne Local boxer, in the second bout Of ten rounds
~ iZZ pounds. Roars OF laughter greeted John
Henry s efforts in the first round. His eyes
oulged until they looked like electric lights, and
he he swung his long arms about like fails He hit
Barnett several times on tho face and body, and
then danced away when Jerry rushed him.
Barnett forced the Quaker to a corner in the
e t,econd. and after fddlng bit he shot in left
|6ns1t BY swinging wildly and blindly, one blow
!s?ned himself into q hurricane for half OF the
!nird round, and raised a bump under Bar
acts left eye.
Then Jerry put In couple of left-hand body
tnashes, and tho colored man dldn' like It.
fntrnett reached the jaw in the fourth, and
sOnths9n sOtt wobbled a moment only to recover and
taah Jerry to the ropes. where both landed
aeayy swings on head and body.
Johnson visited tho short ribs with solid
lunches in the fifth, but he appeared to lose his
Ssaln and Jerry made an even break of the
Yuhd. In the sixth John Henry brought his
serve strength into the game, and Barnett
owed signs Of distress when the bell rang.
Amett concluded to mix things in the seventh,
.aa pe did 80 well that JohnSons mouth bled
snS MS lip began TO pun.
a tne colored man was very strong, though, and
u me eighth he made Barnetts nose bleed with
s! aled rot cross counter. Barnett's left eye was
Ra5suiaiy closed In the ninth, but 1t was any
Ssy SOoys hight as both were tired. The last round
W." We Pve and take throughout. Barnett stag
HSiea pnce from right-hander on the Jaw, and
ru .l M l1ea II up 90 earnestly that johnson lost
tnucn ban of his speed. The referee declared the
sDuI. draw some persons hissing. the majority
q littwts itwts shortly after 10 o'clock when the big
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