The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-30

on ribs but was countered heavily on
cheek. Tom came in with his head down.
swinging his right. but was met with
right upper cut in the chest. The next
attempt was more successful his right
reaching McEoy's ear with force, but an
instant later Mccoy dashed his ready left
to Ryan's mouth.
Round 2-The men came to a clinch in
stantly with no damage. Ryan, with his
head down, rushed but received right
uppercut on the chest again Mccoy took
a turn at rushing and swung his right
Ryan rush Immediately but MISSED and
fell to the floor. Ryan rushed, but each
time received McCoy's left straight in the
face. Ryan rushed and hooked his left
TO the ear. but the clever Kid stopped il
with his shoulder. Ryan tried il again.
the blow CHANGING along McCoy's averted
face. Mccoy then dashed in hard left
straight in Tommy's eye. Ryan bringing
his left lightly TO the mouth. Both were
bleeding slightly from the mouth as they
went to their corners.
Round 3-Ryan rushed but did no
damage. Sparring cautiously for a few
seconds, Ryan again rushed and put a
hard left to the ribs, receiving hard
right straight in the eye. Getting Mccoy
in a neutral corner, Ryan tried left
hook, but the Kid was well inside Rush
ing, Mccoy IN his corner, Ryan swung
both right and left, but McCoy's ever
heady LETT found a lodging place in
Tommy's stomach. Tommy missed a
right. An instant later Mccoy swung a
terrific left to Ryan's face and dazed
him. Ryan rushed him, however, but
received a hard right in the face. The
bell rang in the middle of fierce mix-up
in the center of the ring.
Round -Ryan, as usual, assumed the
offensive and, backing Mccoy into his
own corner. landed a right and left on the
ribs. Mccoy, in return, landed his right
on Tonmy's chest and in a fierce mix-up
in the center Of the ring. threw his left to
Tommy's face. Again Ryan rushed and
in raiX-up the iKd slipped 10 the floor
where he stayed for few seconds sniI-
ing. Ryan hooked a hard left to the
Kids jaw and rushed him to his own
corner and landed a hard right and left
to the stomach and face. Ryan missed a
left hook by a foot and received a left
hook on the jaw which sent his head
around. Just as the bell rang both ex-
changed lefts to the stomach. This was
Ryan's best round.
Round 5-Ryan blocked a left for the
face. Ryan rushed but the Kid cleverly
evaded him. Again Tommy rushed and
swung his right hard on the Kids heart,
the Kid countering with a left on the
ear. Twice more Tommy rushed, the Kid
easily evading him. A fierce mix-up fol-
by a back-handed left from Mccoy.
Tommy swung right to ribs, receiving two
left hooks on cheek. Mccoy cleverly
ducked a left straight. Mccoy put hard
left to Tommy's nose. Then a mix-up
followed in McCoy's corner, but Ryaa was
unable TO land effectively. The men
rushed along ore side of the ring and
were landing right and left when the bell
rang.
Round 6-Both spared cautiously for an
instant. Ryan tried a left hook, but Nc
Coy got first inside with his left on
Tomnnys sore nose. In a rnix-up Tommy
landed twice, receiving a hara right on
the ear. Tommy again rushed and land
ed terrific right on the Kid, the Kid
sliding to the floor. He rose instantly,
Kid around the ring an dhnaIly getting
Mccoy into his own corner, hooked i
right to the Kids ear, but received y
terrific left which Strengthened him up.
Ryan kept on rushing, swinging left and
right but not landing once in four times,
the Kid blocking cleverly. Ryan put a
hard left TO the ear.
Mccoy was given the decision at the
end OF the round.
Three OF the four preliminaries resulted
in some decidedly pretty milling. Art
Simms Of Akron. Ohio, gained decision
over his old antagonist, George Stead
cole OLSEN of Chicago. at the end of the
sixth round. Simms came within an ace
OF breaking his neck in the fifth round
by going clear over Stead's shoulders and
| alighting on the top of his head. 1t shook
him uo badly.
Harry Harris of Chicago, jabbed his
long left into Buddy Ryan's face for six
rounds and gained an easy decision
Ryan's face was badly marked at tbs
| CLOSE
Jack Jeffries of Los Angeles. brother
of the heavyweight champion, made his
debut in the ring for a six-round 60 with
Jack Bauscholt of Chicago. and the
| sports watched his work with much in
terest Jeffries. who weighed at least IF
teen pounds more than his opponent
showed some nervousness at first, but f.
the third round settled 10 his work In the
fourth. after staggering his man with
right and left to jaw, hooked a right tc
| the point which settled things. Jeffries
| opinion was that he would do.
| Not the least interested spectator Of
| this bout was JeffrieS' father. Rev JEFF
ries, who saw a fight for the irst time
/ What his opinion on the matter was he