The Anaconda standard., 1899-03-25
KID MCCOY WON EASILY
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harm. Joe then swung left on face
and got one right back. They exchang-
ed left swings, when Joe rushed and
tried with right and left, the kid clinch-
ing. Mccoy kept sending straight left
jabs with wonderful accuracy, with an
occasional return, though not so effect
i've. Joe swung left on neck just at the
| close. Choynski's nose was bleeding
and his lips were puffed from the kids
left jabs.
Round 15-McCoy missed left for body
and took left in face. Joe swung left
and right for jaw but was a tritle short
Joe tried with left for wind but was
stopped with straight left in the face
Mccoy rushed, landing left on the jaw
which sent Joe's head back. Joe sent
light left for body and missed a hard
swing for the jaw. Joe sent in straight
left on the face, and got away from
return.
Round 16-McCoy missed a left swing
for the body, and got a hook on the
head in return. Mccoy rushed Joe to
the ropes, sending in left on neck and
clinching. There was lot of walking
about and fiddling, each man taking
turns in rushing. Mccoy made a wild
rush at Choynski. trying with left
swing repeatedly, but Joe finally duck
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clinched, holding Joe's hands. For this
he was hooted by some of the crowd,
though there was no palpable offense
committed.
Round 17-McCoy swung left for the
jaw, which Joe ducked, and a moment
later tried to duck another lead, but got
it in the neck. Joe was knocked down
with left swing on the jaw, but got up
and came back with a left on the kids
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fiddled for an opening for his right
but could not find one. taking left in
face twice just at the close of the
round. Mccoy appeared the fresher of
the two at the end of the round, and
had a decided advantage on points at
this stage.
Round 1S-Joe swung wildly with
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 Jne's swing, and then
landed couple of stiff left facers. The
kid swung left for the jaw, going
around Joe's head, and the round closed
with the men sparring.
Round 19-After a long spell of fid-
ding Joe led left for the body, missed
and ducked a return from the kids
right. Joe sent left to body. and got
left and right on head, but no damage
was uOne. tnOynSkl IT1ed twice with
his right for the head, but the kid was
elusive, and got out of the way. Mccoy
made quick rush and swung for the
head, which Joe cleyerly ducked.
Round 20-McCoy sent straight left
to face and avoided left counter Joe
missed left for the jaw. and the men
spared in a lively manner until Mccoy
rushed, when Joe sent in a stiff left on
the face. Mccoy rushed and landed left
and right on jaw. Choynski landed left
on 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 ring, where they shook
hands
The fight ended in a tame manner,
in fact, the last half dozen rounds were
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 10 what he might
have done had he desired to cut loose
and force matters. It may have been
his respect for Choynskrs dangerous