The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-02
JlCK Bonner WIS CANE
PUT UP A GREAT BATTLE AGA1NsT
CLEVER KID
M,COY
H00sIER BOXER THE WINNER
Bonner's Seconds Threw Up the
Sponge in the Thirteenth Round
-PhiIadeIphian Punished Me-
Coy, but Was OutcIassed.

NEW YORK, June 1!-Kid Mccoy add
ed another to his long list of victories
at the Broadway A. c. tonight. bv de-
feating Jack Bonner, oof Summit. Pa
in the thirteenth round of what was
to have been a twenty-five round bout at
1853 pounds. 1t took all of McCoy's clever
ness and hard hitting capabilities to put
the big miner down. 1t was a fast and
clever boxing exhibition in which both
men did some good work Both pugil-
lists were in good condition for the fight
The betting odds were 2 to l in Mccoy s
favor.
Bonner was the aggressor in the first
round, but Mccoy blocked his leads sue
cesSfully.
In the second round Mccoy jabbed two
lefts to Bonner's mouth, drawing blood,
and sent a left to the eye without re-
ceiving a return blow. Mccoy opened
the third round with a left on the jaw
and a right to the body, causing Bonner
to slip to the floor. Mccoy landed a left
on the face, and Bonner returned a hard
right on the body.
Bonner started in the fourth with a
rushed landing on the Kids ribs with his
right, and left on the chest. Mccoy tried
left for the head, which Bonner block
ed, and Bonner twice evaded two right
swings for the head. Mccoy sent right
and left to Bonner's jaw. but the Penn
sylVanian was not in any way dazed by
these blows, as he walked to his corner
laughing.
Mccoy rushed In the t1rth and Bonner
stalled him off with left on the mouth.
Mccoy came back with left uppercut
in the mouth, and repeated it second
later. Bonner using his right very effec-
lively in the clinches
Mccoy opened the sixth with a left on
the head. A lot of rough work followed,
in which each man took his share
FAST FIGHTING.
Bonner rushed in the seventh with a
left jab on the Kids face without a re-
turn. Jack came again, but Mccoy was
ready for him this time, and almost
fioored him with "a right cross on the
jaw Mccoy hooked right and left to the
head
In the eighth Bonner swung twice Wild
ly, and then sent Mccoy to the floor
with a straight left and a right swing
on the face Mccoy came uD immediate
ly, but Bonner sent a left jab to the
face which Mccoy was unable to answer.
Bonner still kept -crowding in, and Nc
Coy uppercut him with left and right.
Mccoy sailed into the big fellow in
the ninth, sending lefts and rights to
face and body. each one of which cut
the skin, and the bell found Bonner in
a very daZed condition.
Bonner made a futile rush in the tenth,
and Mccoy met him with right and left
hooks and uppercuts. Bonner was game,
but almost out at the bell
Bonner came up very tired in the elev-
enth and in the twelfth was still groggy.
Mccoy hooked a hard left to the jaw.
Mccoy then shot right to the stom-
ach, forcing Bonner to his knees. The
Pennsylvania took six seconds to get up.
and Mccoy went at him with lefts and
rights in all directions. + .-
Bonner rushed in the thirteenth, des-
perately, landing left on, chest Mccoy
landed left on eye and right on body.
Bonner tried to get back in the most
pluclzy manner, but Mccoy was all over
him, and after a right on the body from
the Kid Bonner slipped to his knees, and
as he was unable to go on, the Pennsyl-
vanian's seconds threw up the sponge.