The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-11

mixed II up Lively, xith Case giving r,r,ah.
the worst o. III Id the cisnches Case zx,r ~
some sf1n body blows or enc hide az hf~
cusky~, opponent and Slipped 10 his kpsa~
twice Dobbs landed a sIs.ss.rx Ief, ru.-x4s,
and TEL 20 hls knees before he could w.
cofss himself. bat Case was too weak 10
take advantage OF his opportunity a.aS<.
hooked tired when the gong sounded tna
end OF the round
From a Seattle stanlp,srsr rha ~Sx-h
round IL not q pleasant enc Case - re-
ported TO have locked discouraged after
ms nard encounter in the nf,a Dassa= fat
things pretty much his own wav landing
his wicked left punches on, Cases n.cl ard
face almost az viii. Case did not pot IN
a stir blow during the round" SAYS TIE
Dispatch.
Case fought In iistiess sor. Of wav In
the seventh with enc eye In mourning
Dossos iasAed the other until Il commence
Pickering. Case landed few body blows.
but they did no damage. According to sae
Dispatch Case came up In the eighth look
Ing as II he had enough % Ii. Uohhs landed
with left ard riga. Case fell short with
his left. but got in light one on Doon's
body Dobaz was playing a tattoo on
Cases nase and eyes when the gong
sounded.
The ninth was a Tnix-up from the start
but Case fought wild and Dobbs LANDED
with great regularity. as Case seemed I'M
abe to get out Of the way of lef, leads.
Uof6s sent In stiff one on Cases body
ard then tried his right They clinchsd and
Case, ~bo in trouble. held on Ike
grim death. THE referee tried uusuccess-
fully To break them away. when Case gave
the negro punch over the hear. and
showed him TO the floor. The referee
awarded the decision TO Dobbs on a foul.
Judging the fight at long range il looks
az IL Case was against cIeyerer fighter
f.ats r4vr f.rf.s IA
discouraged when he saw that his left
swings and rusfles fed no effect: he was
at a loss what 10 DO. He fought like
whlrlwind for a while. but be played him
self out, and then his willy opponent had
him where he wanted him. II Case had
been COO. even in the face ~ impending de-
feat he would not have done as the reports
indicate. Case Is expected back In Seattle
this week.
II F.. Ea.is and w A. Hardy carried of
the honors at the Seattle Rod and Gun
Clubs shoot at West Seattle yesterday
afternoon ON the first string OF snirty
Ellis killed twenty mine. dropping the tenth
bird, cnristianson. with q: Cheliis, with
81 and Hall, with q. odtranked W, A.
HARDY In this event. Ellis had n handicap
allowance OF three, and as he killed the
first bird this gave him perfect string.
or 90 Cnelis got both his birds. which
gu, OF five which gave him total OF n.
Spencer go; nine OUT Of twelve, tying Han.
but Morton came along. and killing eight
out o. twelve. jumped into the . hole and
won second place.
w A. Hardy and Cheiis shot a hot race
for the Norton challenge medal. Hardy
got - out Of 3. and C7iel.is was one be-
hind him. Under the rules governing this
event the shooters are allowed 10 shoot
again and al the same number Of birds
they have missed. This gave Hardy three
and Chsllis four. Hardy got two out OF
three. while Cheiiis got three out Of four.
TIE score was tie. "A all. They shot OF
IN the next event. Hardy winning by IL
on, OF Is, as compared To Cheilis' 10 out
OF L.
The remaining event was at fifteen sin
giles w. A. Hardy came TO the front
again with IA. while Ellis chopped ont Is.
Christ!anSon also dropped into the i3 row.
The scores:
Norton Medal shoot. - Singles.
w a Hardy ...... fiiliiil0il1liiiuolIlioi- %
Chellis :. :. ..oliollliiiljl'fNflsliii 1f-a1
W. A Hardy 90. .-..--..-...I 0f - "a
Cheiiis 90. ..............-......u ie-3 gf-2i
Fifteen Siux les Pool