The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-15

Of the evening was called. It seemed
that everybody was there. Men who
are prominent in the business affairs
of the city mingled with the sporting
element and applauded with them. at
the pretty exhibition. Not a complaint
was heard from anyone. They all paid
their money and they all agreed that
they got their moneys worth
When the gong rang for the fight to
commence the two men backed off from
each other and then Dummy sailed
in. There was no preliminary sparring.
it was fight right from the start
Dummy landed repeated right hooks
on McDonald's jaw, rushing him.tO the
ropes. He drew first blood on McDOn-
aids eye, and worked him over to the
ropes. where the New York man nearly
went down.
When the men got back to the middle
Of the ring Dummy landed a straight
right on McDonald's face and blood
spurted from the latter's nose and COW
cred his face
Mcdonald Goes Down.
left hook on the chin put the New
Yorker on his knees, and as he arose
Dummy literally rained blows on his
face. Mcdonald stood 10 as long as he
could and then went down. As the ref
cree counted seven the gong rang and
he was saved, but IL was clearly seen
that the end would come in the next
round
In the second Dummy repeated his
rushing tactics and used his right arm
70 good effect. In thirty seconds Nc
Donald went down and STAYED down
until the referee had counted rine. As
DE rose Dummy greeted him with a
grin and pretty right from the Shout
Ger. Wnereat the man from New York
went down again for the count. He had
M sooner arisen than he went down
SSain. urged by a perfect .whirlwind of
hooks from the right and left on the
J"" and the solar pleXus. This time he
remained down. and as the referee was
counting him out officer Jim Williams
acting under Chief Hilton's orders. in
Itrirred and stopped the fight. Sheriff
novels also took a hand and the fight
ehd'i there Both departments had
concluded that it had gotten too bloody |
10 o. called glove contest Dummy |
had put him out fairly. however. an.- /
me match was awarded TO him.
Inc AEnt was refereed by Charley
lang ana his decision was greeted with
Satisfaction an around. Rowan was as
S'leu ODD MIS- corner bv his brother "Sf |
itnL Jack Hansen and Kid RYAN IL !
entered the ring at 163 pounds ana 1
looked to De i'm fins condition with m /
exception of the marks that were 1aft |
rom ms recent siege Of SMALLPOX He
entered the ring first and was erected !
" round oi applause Mcdonald was /
~ "llh gust as much cheering /
n0'n ne came I'M a few moments lats, ]
lis weight is AZ. and mis- seconds w. /
S.N WADE Joe Simpson and jim Fran |
"Dummy's" Good Record.
NE light of last evening makes the
Second that Dummy" has
lug l. eleven Of which were draws
f ,iIte IlSJ one Of the three was /
~ 10 NJ Mccoy on foul four years
Ne.. Dummy declares that ne is tbe |
.'muE middleweight champion 80
-oH the swift work that he did last /
lg he certainly has chances.
an INST OF the preliminaries was +ba /
- IL was between two boys of ahout !
irS each. Kid Malone and E-i6 |
tHsea and they are two mighty clever I
.i-.." 'oXers. They went at il as tbousb /
2 ldd a right %. and did some nref-
*. IL was thoroughly appreciat- /
ne crowd. who gave vent to their
by such announcement as
NJ 10Y Fat and Go it, SIint-
81 tAAN AA6iAb WdS declared draw {
Deter work was done by Malone 4
"a chunky little boy and who ex,
-.e. ~7me pretty ducking. RYAN v-ss /
~ .." behind him and he did some
se7 work. Arthur Wilson. NTabone.s /
second. introduced some diver
'.."een the rounds by his uetbol
ing his man. The bout was fo,.
~ lndS, and 81 the end RYAN was
rsF and was going rapidlv Wills.
E--ea- was almost as FRESH as when
NJ HVe-round so between Jact
'-e and Jim Francis was MOI as gooS
So expected. Had il not been foy.
r--g4E Clark. the referee. the bn,,
ny nave been awfuiiy dun SAMMY
49,. -lings to be lively and ne re
g-.l-y urged the fighters To "lool,
Your poke chops" and to HINT
az the pipes" Wade disolavsS q
an. ALeSs on his feet that was credit
cs.t Out several times he Was too
bs-5N, and fell over himself. II was 10
b,ss-o seH for six rounds. but the crov,6
he 70 get tired and to make sIiebt-
Nu,5- marks. so they called il or at Ave
tes ma, Iancls was perhaps the bef-
Al OK the two he'd H. -,