The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-30
CARNIVAL OF PUC|L|SM
Thousands Witnessed the En-
counter at Dubuque.
A DECISION FOR CHOYNSKI
In a Twenty Round Go With Jimmy
Ryan for the Light Heavyweight
Championship of the World
Strictly on Points.

Dubuque, Iowa, Aug. 29.--Joe Choyn-
tralian Jimmy Ryan at the end of a
20-round go here tonight for the light
heavyweight championship of the
world. Choynski demonstrated great
ceverness throughout Ryan stood
Joe's continual left jabbing in the face,
at the end of the bout. The decision
was strictly on points. Choynski
weighed close to 1as pounds, while his
opponent was six pounds lighter.
In the opening bout between Clar-
ence Forbes and Con Suffield for the
Suftield was knocked out in the 18th
round.
The auditorium was filled with 5000
people when the fistic carnival opened
tonight. At 10 o'clock the prelim nary
bout was called. 1t was a 20-round go
between Clarence Forbes and Con Suf-
field of Chicago for the 100-pound
championship of the West.
George Siler acted as referee.
The bout was a spirited one, with
Forbes on the aggressive from the first,
but Suffield put up a good fight and
the game was fast, with little clinch-
ing. At the close of the eighth round
both men We're bleeding al the nose.
In the ninth round Suffield began to
give way under the hard punishment
and Forbes rushed him all around the
ring, swinging right and left to the
jaw and landing a stiff upper cut on
the jaw. Suffield's returns were light.
In the 10th Sufiield appeared to bet
ter advantage. He landed a heavy left
on the stomach, exchanged rights on
the jaw and landed a heavy right
swing on the ear, which he followed up
with a right on the jaw. Forbes
swung a light left to the neck, landed
a heavy left swing on the stomach and
landed a right on the jaw as the bell
rang.
The 18th and decisive round opened
by Suffield swinging right to jaw.
Forbes upper cut Suffield on the jaw
and he went down on one knee. When
Suffield got up Forbes chased him
around the ring, swung a heavy right
to the jaw and had Suffield daZed but
he managed to get in a heavy right on
Forbes nose. Forbes ended the MIL
with a heavy right on the jaw, knock
ing Suffield through the ropes He
was counted out
The main event of the evening was
then called. Joe Choynski VS.. Aus
tfaDan Billy Ryan LOT the l6hl
heavyweight" championship of the
world Choynski entered the ring
first. He appeared in splendid condi-
ton Ryan entered the ring moment
later. He appeared finely drawn, a
trifie lighter than his opponent.
Round one-Choynski landed left on
ear. They clinched. &
Choynski's superiority as boxer
was evident from the first though the
punishment he gave Ryan was not suf-
ficient to do more lnun bring blood
and cause unimportant bruises. The
punishment was not all on one side,
though Choynski showed little effect
of what he received. Neither man
seemed to have much the best of 1t
during the first 10 rounds and it was
apparent that unless an accidental
blow ended it the fight would go the
limit
At the end of the 10th round Ryan S
nose was bleeding freely from the eff
facts of Joe's left jabs. Choynskif
left seemed to be always ready to meet
Ryan's dukes, The succeeding ROUNDS
were more in Choynski's favor, though
Ryan fought gamely, landing repeat
eddy, but with little effect. In the 18th
Choynski brought blood from Ryan
nose again and continued to land on
his eyes, nose and mouth. Ryan be-
gan hugging to avoid the punishment
and when he landed his blows lacked
force. Both were fighting viciously when
the bell tapped at the end of the 2oth
round Choynski was given the de-