The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-31
CORBETT VANQUISHES M COY
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most superhuman effort Mccoy stood up after he had been counted out, but he was dazed and the referee had to push him towards his corner, where
 his seconds took Mccoy in hand. h. | side of two minutes Mccoy walked out
 of the ring, closely surrounded by his
 handlers. Meanwhile Corbatt's friends
 had jumped into the ring and showered
 congratulations upon him when he was
 announeed the winner.
 Fight by Rounds.
 First round-Just before the men be-
 gan Referee White cautioned the sec
 onds that if any of them entered the
 ring they would be arrested. Corbetr
 started feinting, with Mccoy breaking
 away Mccoy tried with the left, but
 missed. Corbett feinted with the left
 but stepped back. Mccoy tried a right
 swing, but fell short Corbett tried
 with his left for the head, but Mccoy
 threw it off. Corbett after a spell tried
 another left but was stopped. Both i feinted cleverly and Corbett tried an-
 other left. Mccoy rushed with both
 hands, but Corbett stepped back, break ing ground three times. Corbett tried 1 left and right, but was cleverly blocked
 and Mccoy made him break ground and trying left for the head. Neither land ed blow during the round. The bell found them sparring in the middle of the ring.
 Second round-The cleverness display ed by the men was beautiful As they came to the center in this round Me Coy was the aggressor, trying right
 inside, but fell short. Corbett tried to hook his left to the head, but failed to
 land on Mccoy. Mccoy sent two left jabs to Corbatt's mouth. Jim attempt
 ed right hook for the head, but Me
 Coy blocked nicely. Mccoy rushed, but
 Jim sidestepped Mccoy landed a left
 on the ear, and at close quarters put
 his left to the body and Jim put his
 right to the ear and face They clinch-
 ed and in the breakaway Corbett tried
 for the head, but missed. Corbett then sent his left to the ribs, tried again and fell short. Corbett sent his left to the
 neck and crossed his right to the mouth. Again the bell found them sparring in the middle of the ring.
 Third round-Both feinted for few seconds and then Corbett sent his left for the body, but was blocked. Mccoy tried a left swing, but Jim got away safely. Corbett essayed a left swing for the body, but Mccoy blocked Cor bett rushed in, but Mccoy clinched safely and the referee separated them. Jim tried right for the jaw, but Me Coy ducked. They came together in another clinch, McCoy's elbow going to Corbett's chest, and Mccoy was eau toned by the referee. Mccoy was now on the defensive and blocked a left up- percut Mccoy led left to face and Jim countered. Both landed left swings on the mouth. Corbett dropped his sci ence for a moment and began wallohp- ing without landing, as the Kids block ing was perfect.
 Fourth round-Both came up quickly at the sound of the bell, Corbett being the aggressor. Mccoy broke ground frequently, going backwards. Corbett | landed a left on the fact but the Kid broke away when Jim tried left and right swings. Jim kept following, try ing left swings and they came to a cinch twice. Corbett rushed and the | Kid landed left on the ear. Corbett | rushed again, driving the Kid across the ring, swinging his right and up | percutting with his left. Mccoy kept | ducking but Corbett got to him with | both hands. Corbett jabbed two lefts ! In the face and kept after his man, bat tering down McCoy's defense. Mccoy | clinched frequently and both showed | signs of weariness when they went to their corners.
 Fifth round-The Kid stepped in with a left to the face. He tried a right swing, but missed. Mccoy rushed again but Jim put right and left to the head. Jim tried left for the head, but they clinched and broke at the referees bidding. Mccoy was now In Jim's cor ner and Jim tried a left swing under which the Kid ducked. Mccoy jabbed his left to the face. Mccoy again got in Jim's corner. Corbett reached the Kid with rights and left on body. Me Coy was then unable to defend himself and simply crossed his arms under his face. Corbett then seeing that he had Mccoy at his mercy drove hard left to the stomach which doubled Mccoy In two, Mccoy holding on Jim's left glove. Jim then planted a hard right over the heart which sent Mccoy stag gering and Corbett following quickly sent another left to the same spot, and Mccoy went to the floor, while the ref cree was counting the ten seconds. Me Coy struggled to regain his feet, but he was counted out before he could stand up. White had counted him out before the Kid got up, and he did not seem to realize that he had been counted out, The referee had to til him 10 go to his corner. Mccoy left the ring within a minute after he was counted out while Corbett was detained by his friends who surrounded him and smothered lim with congratulations. Time or round, 2:03.