The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-26
Only ONE ROUND NEEDED.
nn,ed ky n Left swing ON the Jaw,
anA Tb<n Quickly Fsatshe@-
Mas Wager Conaa~rs Carl week
A. t1ne MIaute nud ~ secOnds.

NEW fs3RK, April B.~-Sssriy AK inou-
Ansa ss,o~fs xzse sstaies a, sne Lerox Mr.
teftr club tonight sn ske nofs OF sseiag
,.st,tsz bxy3s hsssssess. joe Wslcsst, the
nexro ssogsr ard Tza erssfnr, TIE AAs
frassan Tact were ss.csea 20 e. twenty
rots,sss a. s.a:rh weights. bot altnosgn
crssasa weighed fully twenty p@anaS
soprs fhsrs isss opponent, the negro mans
ss.srs work Of nsna. vita lsSt ana TWO
right srnashes on gre Jaw, waaeest n""fsa
tsre~dos sarss times. TIE iniEa tiaa~ fhe
Australian vent c0xn as was aas" 20
me world zns WzEeott .ss aes.lares tse
~snnx~ amid tn cheers OF his hackers.
who ~1s. A %. ~ faeses on the result.
S-Yx@dgs. sryy4res f.se mig al ssls o.sio<sk,
iaaxfre In good share He oorsI up TO
weighing Iss pourss Wsie0tt arrived al
the rsaxss5s 4 fsw minutes later he
w.sxnsss{ 10 Eouass tsfesdton opened the
s.xorsta 10 70 Vi t.ut these oaas soon
dssnelea u eyes nforey, which price pre-
vailed before sfs0 men began 20 box
In the opening round they exchanged
osw body sluxs ana NaIcost tried right
swing for the head. tsas snIssed. Joe then
swunr his LEFT on the afna and sresst1n
e&r,t 4 har. EFF 10 the kiarsys After
sorrs svsfs exchanges Waicof; SWUNG his
Jeff ia fresdgn's law xn5 t'reesian went
Down. He stayed dsxs the limit ard Got
vsas n him ard sens nlra dawn with
shor. righs hoax on TIRE jazz. Dan looked
All bur eEskt when he get uF after the
refsree had ceslnfea ssa Mt seconds. Dai.
hack was sasrfasd "a ne negro ~asu he
r~gagnes III. fses pa. waIcots ran around
ana faced hifn. The aHttpoefsan vas dunn
NsundAsf ard yaa4seiy knew where hs Was
Kaleeff los; fsu time if ffaasAinx MS man
a the tas and ereedon fell fat on his
t@sk 30 thu fuor. THE snsl blow was ter-
rsbfe and tsfeedaH So helpless WHEN
be- received IL ina; he was ont before ne
realized what had happen.3 tresion MAS
heited To his eegnsr hy his sseunds. He
u3me 20 la a soapse af minutes and was
able 10 walk to his dressing room without
heipc aided. Time af round one minute
ard Fifteen seconds
As The opening mill vas ended with A
keoekout sisu isx sfi. lrst round. the club
pAsrons had TIE very un1sssat experience
III seeing two pairs of big boxers settling
their arguments In about three minutes OF
oetnAl nxhtiug.
ID me opening bout. Max Unger. an
Amerscspsxea German. and Carl Beck. OF
Germany. who are both notej 80 strong
MN. were che contestants. Each IL IN
the heavyweight class and neither had
eses taken part In sasrring contest.
H3sh led FOR the head and Beck landed a
sfiR left This wns the only blow he
struck. AZ rnger rnFasa AZ him and floor
I'd him w!tH a right an the rhswf Heck
Nrfnx To his feet instantly. only 10 go
snHu again before another rizh.. He
ssaFed dawn sh7vs seenrafs this Time ara
sgysnted, huf tsnxar who va. hot en- his
trail. a~nssr hts right 70 fhe Jaw. Beck
fssl In si.ar. ana " looked as II he were
ous- tsui he got mp with surprising alacrity
He faced his OF nttrsnt wns ny this time
had q rfire thing of Il. A few ftgsr
poeess followed With very little doing
Until inHer again swung his right on
Resks iaw and The foreigner @ens down
and ora. lie was carried 70 his corner IN
. belpless condition assi dA rut realize
thai he had been wappea until fsslis five
minutes after IHxar aad tSssfs declared tho
wsansr. Time az round one minute ard
fa.ty-aeveE seeouis.