The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-03-25

He continued forcing, however, stopped
a right with his head and swung his
right for the head, missing, and almost
carried off his balance by its force.
McCoy's footwork puzzled Joe, and
kept him seesawing as to what to do
He finally sent in a left to the KIDS
neck, but the round was very tame and
slow
Round i2-McCoy started in to force
matters. sent left jab to face. and
| missed a right for the jaw, ait which
point Joe took the cue and did little
forcing himself. He tried a right for
the Kids body, but was neatly block
ed, missed a left for the head and
clinched. Joe hooked his left on the
Kids face, and took a left swing on
the jaw. The men did a great deal OF
f1ddling in the center of the ring,
neither man doing any damage.
Round 13-McCoy Tented continuous
ly, evidently with the intention of
drawing Joe out. He sent two left jabs
to Joe's face without return, but finally
got a left on the neck. Joe very clever
ly avoided two hard swings for the
body and head. Choynski missed left,
and before he could recover himself
rushed in, swung his left to the neck
and clinched. Joe tried right for the
body, but was short.
Round 1.-THE kid" sent Joes head
back with his lightning left twice in
quick succession, and ducked vicious
swing. Joe forced the Kid into
corner and tried with his right and left,
but McCoy's marvellous side-stepping
tc1x va6 hi n
his left on the face, and got one right
back. They exchanged left swings,
when Joe rushed and tried his right
and left, the kid" clinching. Mccoy
kept sending straight left jabs with
wonderful accuracy, with an occasional
return, though not so effective. joe
swung his left on the neck just at the
close. Choynski's nose was bleeding,
and his lips were pufed from the
KIDS left jabs.
Round 15-McCoy missed a left for
the body, and took left in the face.
Joe swung his left and right for the
jaw, but was trifie short. Joe tried
with his left for the wind, but was
stopped with. a straight left in the
face. Mccoy rushed, landing left on
the jaw, which sent Joe's head back.
Joe sent light left for the body, and
missed a hard swing for the jaw. Joe
sent in straight left or the face, and
got way from return
Round 16-McCoy missed left swing
for the body, and got a hook on the
head in return. Mccoy rushed Joe to
the ropes, sending in left on the neck
and clinching There was lot of walk
ing about and fiddling. each man TAX
ing turns in rushing. Mccoy made.
wild rush at Choynski trying with a
left swing repeatedly, but Joe finally
ducked 1t. McCoy's jabf'ed his left on
the face and clinched, holding Joe's
hands. For this he was hooted by some
of the crowd, though there was no pal
pable offense committed
Round 17-McCoy swung his left for
the jaw, which Joe ducked, and a mo-
ment later tried to duck another left,
but got it on the neck. Choynsh was
knocked down with a let swing on the
jaw but got up and came back with
left on the Kids" head, taking two
left jabs Choynski fddled for an
opening for his right, but could not find
one, taking a left in the face twice at
the close of the round Mccoy ap
peared the fresher of the two at the end
of the round, and had decided ad-
vantage on points at this stage.
Round 1S-Joe swung wildly with his
left. but missed and took a left hook
in the face. Mccoy missed left swing
for the head, and got short left on the
neck blocking Joe's swings, and then
landed a. couple CT stiff left facers. The
kid" swung his left for the jaw, going
around Joe's head, and the round closed
with tame sparring.
Round 19-After a long spell Of fid-
ding Joe led his left tor the body,
missed and ducked a return from the
Kids right Joe sent a left to the
body, and got left and right on the
head. but no damage was done.
Choynski tried twice with his right for
the head, but the kid was elusive,
and got out of the way. Mccoy made
q quick rush and swung left for the
head, which Joe cleverly ducked. AT
the end of the round the crowd began
leaving, apparently dissatisfied with
the tameness of the last few rounds.
Round 20-McCoy sent a straight left
to the face, and avoided a left counter.
Choynski missed a left fer the jaw, and
the men spared in a lively manner,
until Mccoy rushed, when Joe sent in
stiff left on the face Mccoy rushed
and landed a left and right on the jaw.
Choynski landed a left on the head, and
clinched. Mccoy rushed Joe to the
ropes, but a clinch followed, without
an effort to do any damage. The round
and the fight ended in the center Of the