The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-25
CHOYNSN oUTDoNE BY MCCOY.
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and got stiff left hook in the neck in
return Joe forced Mccoy to a corner and
sent in the right for the head, but it was
trifie short. The Kid swung his left on
the body and ducked another right Joe
sent the Kids back with straight left
on the face He repeated the blow amid
the widest excitement, but in another at
tempt got a right, which sat him down.
The fail was probably due to ChoynskIs
slipping, as he got up very hely and got
away from a vicious rush. Mccoy swuag
a left to the face as the gong sounded
This was Choynskis round.
Round Ten-Joe led off with a left FOR
the body, but missed Mccoy swung his
left for the face. Joe came back quickly
and made the I<d duck in lively fash.
ion from right and left swings for the
jaw. Mccoy sent in straight left for The
face and got away from left swing. Joe
forced and sent left TO the neck. Choyn-
ski sent Mccoy back with straight left
in the face, following him up and trying
to send ina right on the jaw, but missed
Mccoy swung his left for the body. and
then lifted it to the face sending Joe's
head back with a straight left. Choynsi1i
then rushed, swung resembling left on
the ribs and right over the heart. Honors
were even in this round.
Tried at n Knockout.
Round Eleven-Joe poised his right for
a Knockout attempt but got a left en-
the neck a moment later and a left on
the body. He continued forcing, how
ever, stopped right with his head and
swung his right for the head missing,
which almost carried him off his balance
by its force. McCoy's foot work puzzled
Joe and kept him see-sawing as 10 what
To do He finally sent in a left TO the
Kids neck, but the round was very tame
ana slow
Round Twelve-McCoy started in to
force matters. sent a 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 right for the
Kids body. but was neatly blocked. Joe
missed a left for the head and clinched.
Joe hooked a left on the Kids face and
took a left swing on the jaw. The men
did great deal of fiddling in the center
of the ring; neither did any damage.
Their Fine Work Put In.
Round Thirteen-McCoy tented con-
tinuously, 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 hard swings for the body
and head Joe missed a left
and before he recovered himself
got a left swing on the face. Mccoy
rushed in, swung a left to the neck and
clinched. Joe tried for the body, but was
short.
Round Fourteen-The Kid sent Joes
head back with his lightning left twice
in quick succession and ducked vicious
swing Joe forced the Kid into a corner
and tried with right and left, but McCoy's
side-stepping saved him from harm. Then
Toe swung a left on the face and got one
right back They, exchanged left swings,
when Joe rushed and tried with right
and left, the Kid clnching. 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 Choyn-
skis nose was bleeding and his lips were
puffed from the. Kids left jabs.
The Interesting Stage.
1ound Fifteen-McCoy missed left for
the body and took left on the face. Joe
swung left and right for the jaw, but was
a triAe short Joe tried with left for the
wind. but was stopped with straight left
in The face. Mccoy rushed, landing left
on the law. which sent Joe's head back.
.Ioe sent his left for the body, and missed
hard swing for the jaw. Joe sent in
straight left on the face and got away
! from a return.
Round Sixteen-McCoy missed a left
swing for the body and got hook on the
head in return. Mccoy rushed Joe 10 the
| rones. sending in left on the neck, ana
| cIinched. There was lou of walking
| about and adding, each man taking turns
| in rushing. Mccoy made wild rush at
Joe. trying with left swings repeatedly
h.
| hod a left on the face and cl1nched mold
inc Toe.s hands For this he was hooted
hv some of the crowd, though there was
No palpable offense computed.
cbovnslxi knocked Down.
Round seventoen-NlcCoy swung a lett
for the law. which Joe ducked and mo
-. Ia ter tried to duck another left, but
cot II in the neck Joe was knocked down
a,jth Jeff swing on the jaw, but got up and
| oar,a hack with a left on the Kids head,
taking two left jahs. Choynsh fiddied Tor
| an oDening for his right, but couid not
| nnd one taking left in the face twice
| inst as the close of the round. Mccoy APP
neared the fresher of the two men at the
| end of the round and had decided adVant-
/ age on points at this stage
Round Eighteen-Joe swung wildly with
his left. but missed, and took alert nook
| on me face. Mccoy AHiSsSN " ~ ~.
for the head, and got short left on the
neck. blocking Joe's swings and then
landed a couple of stiff left facers the
-tSid swung left on the jaw, going around
Ioe,s head. and the round closed with the
men sparring.
Round Nineteen-After long spell OF
6ddling Joe led his left for the body miss
Cd and ducked a return from the KID
rieht Joe sent his left for 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 Nc
CO.. made quick rush and swung his lett
Tor the head, which Joe cieverly ducked.
Mccoy Given the Decision.
Round Twenty-Mccoy sent a stright
| left 10 the face and avoided left counter
Toe missed left for the jaw, and the men
snarned in a lively manner. Mccoy rushed
and Toe sent in stiff left on the face.
Mccoy rushed and landed left and right
an the law. Choynski landed left on the
| head and clinched. Mccoy rushed Joe 70
| Inc ropes. but clinch followed without an
EFFORT 10 do damage. The round and flght