The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-04

Hluub Oinmys 1911 eve bIuSn. MORAN
was clever, enough not to fight at close
tSS n ana law S wi,b , away he reached
and took all Of these blows witho at much con.
Germ. But he was not as fast in his attack as
come closer. Gouette liked this style Of fight.
ing and sluREed 80 hard that the Brooklvnite
went to long range again, but in a mix-up that
| clean. solid swings on the neck and face Gou-
| iette fell once In clinch and when he got Ia
| MS feet he was not as anxious to rough matters
| as before.
| Goulptte started the third with heavy rush
down hy sheer strength Moran stood away.
~ ne was not last enough on hsfestto escape
at him. The fourth round was fn iI' Of Ii ree
, ,iw,9gT and heavy body blows, Moran, wa:
*. Nd down "l Il Tas e rough nf hug ns'' a"d
| vantage because OF MS superior strength lie
s suck I" hs man With constant snn swings and
How "Tas was M we in h ar nn and
very tired but he was game and did not run
away Gouetts began 10 tire also because
I when the round ended.
Gioplsttc started thu NTH with another rush,
had landed enough Punches on his Jaw and
stomach to take the steam out Of him. Still.
more power G sna hS male hi. bows wS SS int
almost exclusively on the body. Moran was
cooler and also had good defence. considering
repeatedly into he fac. hut. he did not have
enough rover To- put the Kid down. Both were
ter Judgment aud with long range ilGhing he
soon brought the blood from Gpulcttr's nose
snd %" .Nsry mn. n na was WA, SSns
been on the defensive to any great extent. APP
Feared to have considerable reserve force.
Both men were staggered in The seventh
AMI in tho eighth Moran began To do the Lead
ing, lie twas met well with heavy swings. a
Goulettr was himself again and swung re-
ppatedly lie was 50 tough that probably a
nnn msr w.n hay" HsSn 9r%srn on ne ne NV
minute aud the Brooklyn fighter was glad to
ST down. Guuleitc's nose was bleeding freely
Moran regrn the ninth with quick assault
getting both hands to Goueite's face. Then
they got into y swinging match. both landing
with plenty of force. Gouiotte was the irst to
quit because Muran's flows were cleaner and
better directed. In the la.t round Gou"tte
was She ukgtr-snr in pOint Ot leads. tut Moran
hooked him gn the Jaw half dozen good ones
until tn" R1rhestrr man was clearly annoyed.
was willing To mix it with him. III" round was
last enough TO please anybody. Moran got the
decision.
TEN THOUSAND ~ THE BUILDING.
When this fight was over. the building was
s.at let and those wn" Wanted To- su wi tic" HS
and could not were turned away Tho police
sSI"wsi n, r.2T!l9s ~ Shs axis ,s nn, tn.
possible t. move. 1t was estimated that tullv
10000 Ieop.e were pt-,rn, ut MS ter.nHi
iuls favurte At lUtp1
4 rumur that, spread TX. willfre to the
condition was hun. wa. generally credited.
1t MAS started 10y two or three intimate friends
Some O' the bets that were made among the
sports At the rur-ds were Us follows. Louis La
may bet $1,000 on jefIr e. against 81 400 with
% sl.lOO on sha k.y: Al H.rford bet $500 70
$40 twr. n h hnn-s. Nth : Car. 53cs
t0ssei. 500 to $50 rtts 7 Muli,ns 4
Denver. DrE Hcrngrl. 5000 20 SSI5. on
sharkc with G {. Burns u Rochester Jimmy
WNsey VII" his all along, teen a,stanch Jc'-
win flUO to $3.50 let Oh SRarkey. Al Her.
ford put down hnothrr be- later on Sharkey.
inms,S. go" w., s56o HH ovn a. on r. To- To- rscr
Nah"r lacked snsr.cy. rutung $500 against
sa332 y. drr"an NJ TsS iG a., SIa,Hey Te
$500 with Iry Chant erIain Patrick keenan.
There wsrc many other bets too numerous to
Both " tho prncpas hal meanwhile ar
rived In H." ouiltsns. They had serarn'e
otesn Side % The e't arena They rsme in 40
quietly hat only those who sat directly over
the dressing rooms knew Of their arrival. It
ami see the men get rnaiy ior the fray While
they wer" 'iriEpng ara rnt'lns On Their hsht;
~ uLd gnNs pred. TIL. smoking rule was.
dead l"''"r. Cigars u-rs lighted all over III.
house. IN SIT 81 the Efforts Of the police. and
III" almost n"re was soon hsnvy with tobacco.
The sports could nh' ~ happy without cigars.
rssu.t - the hCht q tho ma.oIityo OF minds.
50 mary cnri'.ci'ng reports hal been heard
traa IN" 81 what was t" occur, In the ring The
consensus q opinion was. however, that It
T2a!t Ven i.rrre ,sh'. fast auh ro,.ih'y. rough.
That II would as enough r"nnds 70 sat-
lSlY eht F1'0 j., Nas IN. l-l.pi ~ those
who had ,tni.et 'o.h pcn and Thought th"y
fi,ie grour, Of 5ojt"r, choksd the a lies 20
that navigation W. mot i'm ut Jim Cor
who n"ckei things 40 that .veryn"iy was
lammsd Even ths bic" w-ros'aI!ed and could
there was good nature on every side. Black
bottles weIr passed arulrd. aEi they wer"
thirty alter IA" long Wait, and MI til. SS"ildns
hNl grown 80 warm that some o'ths dry Ones
A. ttri. went on il developed that thrr. was
who w"r. evidently vprE,ug Tor ZIG Tammuuy
hr'ior- fought their rav through The Hi-les
c1rh the ring hnI' a dozen times without find
Mast,r ' oi Ccr.mani.s Dunn 'a s"t into III.
ring again a. $50 O'Clock. and with b"ssuch-
ing remarks asked the crowd TO stop smoking
1hsr" was 80 much mol. . In the house that h.
eStrem", end = he house; ,Thos. vino wrr"
on curling the blue smnk" rOuiWlfu,
The sports w"r" amused rs Tommy Moran.
who hal won the preliminary. hurried ont Of
HI dressing room aud lrap-l into II choice
scat close to .Jrhri"s corner lie hnd not tlms
TO cont his hair or 0N thu bumps on hi face,
but that made no difference t" him lie and
his seconds wcrs sIttinC quietly in these
select SO seats when they were SUD 'rnly
ordered tu vacHtr. FOR the real owners
Of tho box atp"ar"d ana produced courons
Moran and his friends were comrelod TO re-
tire to the renr rNtr"lu" End al the bu Id ng
from which lDl AT they the Nult with the
rest 81 the common herd,
As the electricians turned Oh three com reto
rows Oflights which was about fourth Of tho
entire number Of blazers, IT." heat around tn"
ring bcc0m" uncomfnrtah'" aud those in tho
be- x"s were prepared To peel OH their coats II
necessary when the whole business wns
turned on. Deputy Chief u Police W. W.
Mclaughlin was a late arrival. hut Chief