Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-18
THE CHOYNSKl
AND BEAN BOUT
Mas for Ten Rounds and Quite
Lively at Tines,
WILLARD NO MATCH FOR JOE
Tho Wan from Provo quite shiny
with rists aud fecs. but Clearly
Outcia.sed.

Quite n large percentage 81 Salt
Lakes male population had to work
late last night on trial balances. at
least 20 the report goes the majority
however. finally gravitaied toward She
Grand where willard Bean and Joe
choynsh were billed for a tcn-round
bout several 81 the Provo boys adj
mlrcrs were to be seen In the fair sized
audience together with the rubicund
smiling countcnancc u a well known
Manti physician who had dropped on
the train n couple ~ hours previously
10 attend IAN important case" There
were also four members ~ the Ecntlcr
scx present In the audience.
The crowd was quite orderly and
whcr mai adjournment was taken.
scene 4 b, Of the opinion that II had
had its moneys worth.
Joe choynrki didn't let himself out to
any great extent un,ll the las, couple
Of rounds and generally speaking al
lowed Tean 90 show m his good points
20 his friends. once or twice when the
Provo lal zoe n little too gay the biz
slurger would tap him on his circular
proboscls with his terrible left. ~
laid suggestion 10 keep OF.
Bean showed up 10 good advantage
being faster than some people had been
led TO Imagine and altogether raye evil
dence Of plenty OF agility and exhibited
some sign of good Eencralrhip. How
ever, the home boy ala not have much
chance 10 show his defensive tactics
owing 10 the fact that the Hebrew
puEilist was merclfui
a "A - a. AAI
being greeted by considerable applause,
Bean In his green trunks tipped the
beam at ne pounds, while choynsh
scaled ici In the iirat round iican ~.
ceiv-d a tap On hlH rorc nose that
caused the blood 10 now and rctnliatcd
with n few light blows with his i-ft ON
the big mans chin and wind.
In the third round fican essaycd n
pivot blow that did not matcrialiEc.
During the progress Of the fourth
Choynnh .lhLsd Bean near the belt
with telling eject. Joe promptly
apologixcd for the too hard punch In
the successive rounds Bean continued
with his agile anu rhifty work Dur
ing the eighth round the Provo man
riccreied IN getting Joc'H head In chan
Gerry and administered "a fiEht swing
from behind 10 the huge delight of the
audience.
In The two last rounds choynski lot
Ercrslvc gave Hean warm time OF u
and had tn Provo boy ut hts mere,
many time and off, with the effect
that willard was decidedly EtoEHy
when time was called.
Altogether the showing was not had
for Beam lie made very fair exhihi-
tion ~ rrflnting ana rpafrinR. being
equally shifty with feet and istn. Iiut
n takes only q few minutes 10 convince
the pons"ssor Of practical eye that
Iican II without the elements OF real
fighter. lie imprcssc~ tho behoidcr with
tho idea that he IL cut out for better
business; and IN all kindness should
follow ". He doubtless loves athlet-
les" to use hia own language. but he
should confnc himself 10 tho lighter
and more purely scientific parts ~ tho
profession a. Instructor, " he viii. hut
he n not and never win shine ~ q
hard hitting purilist. lacking both
force and aEgrcssiv, nrss. A. long ~
h. can md third rate men 20 stand IN
before him and taxi. his iifht but IRE.
qucnt left handed jahn with an occa-
sionai punctuation by the right. he
viii succeed very wolf Hut Just ns
soon NJ he runs un against an a SEQ
ond rater like plucky Joe Choynrii, he
II M clearly unmatched NJ can be-.
There wnn not q single round last
night when. to tisc the vernaculnr ~
the profession. choynsh could not
have Put ican TO sleep" lhnn'H best
friends earnestly hope that he WI ~
tire from tho prize ring altogether. or
connne himself TO that Kind of athletic
instruction which does not transform
men into rluggcrs who so about the
country spelling for fght."
Tho evenings entertainment opened
by display ~ haE punching hy
choynrh, who for ten minutes beat n
lively tattoo ON the bag. This exhibition
wna followed Nv creditnhie club
swinging exhibition by John y. Thomss,
iocai hoy. who ehcWcd gum aud
swung his cluha like veteran. one
feature Of the display being tho stimuli
tanenur manipulation 81 four clubs.
Two youths, with purllistic hanirntiona.
then amused the audience with three
round bout that brought forth huwlH
~ hllarity from the spectators.
Jimmy Francis and Genrur lirnoka
two coicred puncher. then OBLIGED
those present with three rounds.
BROOKS despite the fnct that his fam
Ing rcd trunks were In imminent merrill
81 dissolution dld mnst ~ tho scrap-
ping. while Fruncla grinned Hioepiiy
and pniied him playfuilv on tho RloyrH
josh Davis then entart ined tho audi.
ence with o one-rnund fake bout With
dlminutive nowHho" both being
drcssed In oriental costume.