The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-05

Round s-soily aackes TITO tsss uppe--
c4t ana c8Erc7e-E s81ag gg8- rs fr<e - -
= ne wind sos1y forced eseorze bzrx ARD
damned his lift na fhe Ssee. soFsv f-ses
~ IRE 5aw. bat tseorEe laughed arr 1sck-
- inside. EoIiy GDpercur zfth as vszhe
On Georges rst.s ard xos Ighs s-Se On -
face II return
ROMA s~-fSeorxe rushed ard 90. rs r.
s@ft on the hsaG. EeIfy Iandsnx a f.a4nss-
raj gpgsegelf or CSearrefs ehza. 6Sesrx.
swung h2s ieft CO tlzs lax A rnorne~t later
the aaen mixed matters ard Smith &C. r. q
sooa 1sfk On the Herx- Tass was sznIfh ;
fai4fs6- RE ID rEast Ct fEe aratgnx ara
seemed % be more accurate RI nsa hsous
E01ad l--fSsorge rg<ses soils a. ne
opening and landed = 1sft on the fsr@
s2isT pal ia f1o terrific rights gve~
sseoFxs's Kidneys. whsefg elsarIy affected
t9e Eaters rassnes s8liy rnaae some se~-
the iaasss. bas George blocked MS leads.
f2pAD4 s-I{10H wGS careful In sna
eighth, ard kept Smith a. arms E@pesa
aetly pa 81 another right over ne ksE-
aeys and Georges ribs locked raw In
a csinch GSo-ge lanSes a good rsxat On
ss3ly's ear.
Eosand s-pixon forced the pace sn6 SOL
icy met him Tith q left ard right On th@
face. Solly put n right overland swing
on Geoyss's neck ard followed Il = moment
later with a left swing en- the mex George
rushed and sicily dacke6. Geoxxe went
ese8f over soifv's hsa6
Round fe~Eo5fy rushed but George stop
Esd asn1 with hard iefts on the neck. SOL
" put clean straight right over Georges
- arr George led with ais left and SMITH
drew hack just enough 10 avoid II ard
came back with a hard rigtt on Dixor's
head.
Rosnd ff-TFls eleventh was corker.
Beth men were willing and IL was a mix
from the start FIRST Dixon landed = lett
swing GA the head and Soliy came beck
with his rxit CT the head and left swing
81 GegFges face. and the lastsr's head
went back. George rushed and punched
his left or fns wind and face. Up e this
Fcint the advantages wss slightly IN favor
OF Smith.
Round fs-B0fh Cased up > BIT ard
George put leff hook on soiiy's face
Saith SO ing mis- left hard on Dixon's face
end 4 moment later punched George
eaasreiY IN the fsce
Round Is-Solly tried repeatedly with h's
right Tor tie Jaw. but Dixon blocked them
ali Nothing VAS done in this round.
Round l4~Opened ike hurricane. but
after two or three Intellectual mixes. they
ea9ea %. SGlfg got 81 a staggering right
handler on Dsxon's jaw
Round Twas Smiths round He land
ed three let's and a right on the body VITA
out return.
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three hard ones over the heart and a LETT
on TIE face. Dtxon's riRh; eye was closed
a the end o. this round
Round Twas rather slow Dixon
landed a right cross-counfer on Solly's
Jaw. but Il had no damaging effects.
Smith appeared much the stronger at the
finish Of the round
Round is~Tnls round WAS about even.
Solly got a right on the head and two on
The body and got two or three on the face
IN return.
Round ia-Smlth swung yiciousiy with
bis right for the Jaw, throwing his whole
weight ~ith the blow George avoided n.
howeyaT. and gave soliy good hard left
on the jaw.
Round al-Smith forced the fighting aud
punched George on The body and on the
head with his right. IN the mixes Smith
had all the better of the mitigating.
George Green. the referee, had no hesi-
fancy IN awarding the decision to smith
The decision was received with no signs Of
Dissatisfaction b the audience. Still had
the men not agreed 20 have a decision.
whether both men were on their feet Al the
finish or not. a draw would not have been
a bad decision.