The Anaconda standard., 1899-03-25
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

At 10 p. m. the referee called the men
to the center and gave instructions.
They agreed to break away clean.
Round AFTER a lively sparring in
the middle of the ring. Mccoy led with
his left for the body but missed.
Choynski was on the aggressive. but
did not lead until Mccoy landed a light
left on his neck. Mccoy swung his left
for the head and Joe ducked Joe
landed lightly on the top Of McCoy's
head. Mccoy jabbed his left to the
body and followed with swing for the
head, but Choynski got under it.
Round 2-Joe tried a straight left but
missed. Mccoy swung a left for the
head. but was blocked. After more
sparring Mccoy jabbed Joe in the wind
with his left. Joe missed left swing.
The men fought very cautiously, doing
little foot work.
Round 3-McCoy iabbed his left on the
face and got away from a return.
Choynski blocked left for the head.
but got right on the body Joe land
| ed hard on the wind without return.
He blocked a left swing for the wind.
Mccoy landed lightly on the head
Joe swung his left for the body, but
| was blocked.
Round 4-McCoy swung his left for
| the body. missed and clinched. Joe fol-
| lowed him to the corner but the Kid /
| clinched. Joe landed twice on the body l.
and got three left iabs in the face. Joe
missed a right for the body but land !
ed on the neck. Mccoy rushed Choyn-
ski landing left on the neck and a
right on the body just at the end off,
| the round.
Round 5-McCoy swung his left for I
the head. ducked a left and got a left /
on the body. Joe forced him about the I
ring, tried with the left for the head. /
landed and got a left swing in the
jaw twice. Mccoy swung his left to
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the body. Mccoy landed his left on
the head three times in succession. but
| Joe continued to force him. Mccoy
swung two lefts on the body and Joe
went groggy. Mccoy swung his left
and right on the jaw, Joe being unable
| to land q counter. He resorted TO
blocking left leads and tired to land his
right but Mccoy blocked it. This was
| McCoy's round all through. Joe stood
| up and came back for more. but was
| clearly tired and somewhat groggy at
the finish. He took all sorts of chances
in an attempt to land his right.
Round 6-Joe came up strong and
forced the Kid about the ring. Nc
Coy landed left on the body, and jabbed
his left to the face. Joe tried with
right for jaw. but went wild Joe
landed right on head twice. but not
solidy. Joe iabbed left to face and
| got away from return. Joe forced mat
ters and tried with right for heart.
| but was blocked. Mccoy landed a
stiff left on the face, ducking under a
vicious left for jaw. He then jabbed
| Joe in the face twice. getting one OF
the same kind in return. Mccoy land
ed stiff right on the neck and the
round closed with the men fighting eau
tiously. Choynski appeared strong at
the finish.
Round Joe forced the Kid back and
tried with a right for the body, landing
| Gpb ifhDvpSki a
face and got left on the body. Nc
Coy swung left on the body and right
! on the head. Joe sent a straight left
to the neck and swung right and
left to the head. glancingly. Joe jab-
bed the Kid with a left in the face, but
| got a straight one in return
Round S--Joe did the forcing, landing
a left on the head lightly. Mccoy
swung left to the body and jabbed with
a right in the face. Joe missed cou-
pie Of left leads for the face. but sent
in a right on the body, taking left
facer The Kid crouched very low
and swung for the body. following it
with a right for the jaw. but Joe got
inside. Joe rushed viciously and sent
right to the body just as the gong
sounded. Both men appeared strong.
Round 9-Joe hooked left to the head
and swung sledgehammer right for
the jaw twice, but the Kid got under
both. The Kid swung left on body
and got a stiff left hook in the neck
in return. Joe forced Mccoy to his
corner and sent in the right for the
! head, but it was a tritle short. The
Kid swung left on the body and duck
ed another right. Joe sent the Kid s
head back with a straight left in the
face. He repeated the blow amid the
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
lively and got away from a vicious
rush. Mccoy swung left to the face
as the gong sounded. This was Choyn-
skis round.
for the body. but missed. Mccoy
swung left for the face. Joe came
back quickly and made the Kid duck
| in a lively fashion from right and
left swing for the jaw. Mccoy sent
in straight left for the face and got
away from a left swing. Joe forced
and sent left jab to the neck. Choyn-
ski sent Mccoy back with straight left
in the face. following and trying to
send in right on the jaw, but missed.
Mccoy swung left for the body and
then lifted it to the face, sending joe s
head back with straight left. Choyn-
ski then rushed and swung a resound-
ing left on the ribs and right over the
heart. HonOrs even in this round.
Round 1l-Joe poised his right for a
knockout attempt, but got a left on the
neck and a moment later left on the
body. He continued forcing, however.
stopped a right with his head and
swung his right for head missing which
he was almost carried off his balanse
by its force. McCoy's foot work puz-
zled Joe and kept him see-sawing as
to what to do. He finally sent in Il
left to the Kids neck. but the round
was very tame and slow.
Round 12-McCOy started in to force
matters, sent q left jab to the face
and missed a right for the jaw, at
| which point Joe took the cue and did
little forcing himself. He tried a
right for the Kids body, but was neat
| ly blocked Joe missed a left for the
head and cinched Joe hooked left
on the Kids face and took left swing
on the jaw. The men did a great deal
of tiddling in the center of the ring,
neither man doing any damage.
| Round l3-McCOy feinted cOntnu-
ey.iIantIV with ba intention Of