The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-25

Round s. Joe did the forcing. landing a
left on the head light Mccoy swung left.
to body and .jabbed with. right in the
for the face, but sent in a right on body.
taking left facer The KID crouched
very. low and swung for the body, follew
got inside. Joe rushed viciously and sent
right TO the body just as the gong sound
ed. Both men appeared strong.
SLUGGED THE KID 60
Round 8. Joe hooked left to head and
swung a sledge-hammer right for the
The Kid swung. left on body and got
a stiff left hook in the neck in return.
Joe forced Mccoy to corner and sent in
the right for the head, but it was a trifie
short. The Kid swung left on body
and duckee another right. Joe sent the
r>lo's' head back with straight left in
widest excitement but in another at
tempt got right which sat him down
The fall was probably partly due to
Choynski's slipping, as he got up very
Mccoy swung left to face as the gong
sounded This was Joe's round
hd Roun R,t 10, , Joe leo off with left for the
face. Joe came back qpickly and made
the kid duck in lively fashion from
right and left swings for the jaw. Mccoy
sent in a straight left for the face and
got away from a left swing. Joe forced
and sent left lab to neck Chovnsk sent
Mccoy back with straight left in face, fol-
lowing him up and trying to send in right
on jaw. but missed. Mccoy swung left
for body and then lifted it to the face,
sending Joe's head back with straight
heart. Honors even in this round.
!. Round IL. Joe poised his right for a
knockout attempt. but got left on neck
and moment later left on body. He con-
tinued forcing, however, stopped a right
with his head and. swung his right for
head, missing and was almost carried
fcot-work puzzled Joe and kept him see
saving as to what to do. He finally sent
in left on the Kids neck, but the round
was very tame and slow.
MCCOY FORCED THINGS.
Round p. Mccoy started in to force
matters, sent left jab to face and missed
took the cue and did a little forcing him
self. He tried right for the Kids body,
but was neatly blocked. Joe missed left
for the head and clinched. Joe hooked
swing on the jaw. The men did great
deal of fiddling in the center of the ring,
neither man doing any damage.
Round Is. Mccoy tented continuously,
evidently with the intention of drawing
the Californian out. He sent Two left
jabs to Joe's face without return, but
finally got left on the neck. Joe very
cleverly avoided two hard swings for body
and head. Joe missed left, and before he
could recover himself got left swing on
the face. Mccoy rushed in, swung left to
neck and clinched. Joe tried for the body.
Round IA. The Kid sent Joe's head
back with his lightning left twice in quick
succession and ducked a vicious SWING.
Joe forced the Kid into a corner and
tried with right and left. but McCoy's
marvellous side-stepping kept him from
harm. Joe then swung left on face and
got one right back They exchanged
lGff Stx-ir xxyhn IN RIG n6
with right and left, the Kid clinching.
Mccoy kept sending straight left iabs
with wonderful accuracy, with an oc-
casional return though not so effe etiVe.
Joe swung left on neck just at the close.
Choynskis nose was bleeding and his
lips were puffed from the Kids left jahs.
Round Is. Mccoy missed left for body
and took left in face. Joe swung left and
right for the jaw, but was a trifle short.
Joe tried with left for the wind, but was
stopped with straight left in face. Nc
Coy rushed landing left on jaw. which
sent Joe's head back. Joe sent light left
for body and missed hard swing Ior
the jaw. Joe sent in straight left on face
and got away from return.
MCCOY WAS HOOTED.
Round 16. Mccoy missed left swing for
the body and got a hook on the head in
return. Mccoy rushed Joe to the ropes.
There was a lot of walking about and fid-
ding, each man taking turns in rushing.
Mccoy made a wild rush at Choynsh:,
trying with left swing repeatedly, but Joe
finally ducked it. Mccoy jabbed left on
face and clinched holding Joe's hands.
For this he was hooted by some OF the
crowd, though there was no palpable Of
tense committed.
Round II. Mccoy swung left for the
jaw which Joe ducked, and moment
later tried to duck another lead, put got
with left swing on the jaw, but get up
and came back with a left on the Kids
head, taking two left Jabs. ChoynsA
fidoled for an opening for his right, hut
could not find one. taking left in face
twice just al the close of the round. Nc
Coy appeared the fresher of the two at
the end of the round, and has decided
advantage on points at this stage.
Round 49, Joe swung wildly with left,
but missed, and took left hook in the
face Mccoy missed a left swing, for the
blocking Joe's swings, and then landed
a couple of stiff left facers. The hid
swung left for the Jaw. going around
Joe's head, and the round closed with the
Round i9 After a long spell of fiddling,
Joe led left for body, missed and ducked
a return from the Kids right Joe
sent left to body and got left ana 5ight-
Choynski tried twice with his right Tor
the head. but the Kid was elusive ana
got out of the way: Mccoy made a duicjl
rush and swung left Tor the mead, Wh!ch
Joe cleverly ducked.
Round 20. Mccoy sent straight LETT TO
face and avoided left counter. Joe missed
left for the jaw and the men spared IN 4
lively manner until Mccoy rushed when
Joe sent in stiff left on face, Mci ,oy
rushed and landed left and right on Jaw.
Choynski landed left on head and cllnca-
ed Mccoy rushed Joe to ropes, Dut a
clinch followed without an effort 20 do
any damage The round and the tiSht
ended in the center of the ring, Where
they shook hands.
MCOY'S CLEVERNESS.
The fight ended in a tame manner, in
fact. the last half dozen rounds being
slow and without any damage TO either
man. Mccoy showed himself far the
more clever of the two men, and there
are many opinions as TO what he might
have done had he desired to cut loose
and force matters, 1t may have been
his respect for Choynsh's dangerous
blows. which he is able to deliver at any
stage of a fight, or it may have been
his desire to lessen Choynskis reputa-
ton by a more decisive detear than
decision on points.
In the fifth round Choynski was in
sore distress. and it appeared as though
another round of the same kind of fight
ing would finish the contest, but con-
trary to expectations, Mccoy did not
force matters, and allowed ChOynski
to recover his strength in the follow
ing rounds. There was no dissatisfac-
ton over the decision Of Referee keE-
nedy. as it was clear to all that Mccoy
had made his superior cleverness man
ifest at all stages.
TURTLE SUSPENDED.
- - H. rai