Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-12-02
THE PUGILlSTS.
Marvin Hart Hammers Kid Car
 ter and Is a Victor.


 Y Corbett Discourses on His Next Bat
 tJe-Daly Whips Jack Hamilton
 I4angford After Joe Cans.
 Boston, Dec 2.-Over 5000 men got their moneys worth at the Criterion A. C., this city, last night when Kid Carter Of Brooklyn and Marvin Hart of Louisville came together for fifteen rounds at catchw eights. Hart was the winner, the referee interfering in the last round, when the battle had only two minutes more to go. s.
 There was nothing of moment in the opening round. In the second Garter was prominent. He rushed Hart all over the ring. raining a shower of blows. But Hart took the punishment I heroically and was not badly worsted at the bell. The third was lively. Hart began by sending the right to the head, and a nnix-up followed. As soon as they squared off again Hart put d hard right on Carter's jaw, dropping him. Carter arose immediately and they mixed it again. Hart had Carter grogSy when the gong tolled.
 Carter was himself again in Che fourth and did most of the leading in the fifth. The sixth round was very ! lively. while in the seventh Garter had the upper hand. ,
 Hart directed his attention to Car ter's face in the eighth round. These blows unnerved the Brooklynite, who ' fought wildly. Hart kept begging away, alternating with lefts and rights on the mouth and jaw. The milling was fierce, and when Garter retired to hfs corner his eyes were almost closed.
 The ninth was full of ginger. It was nip and tuck, the mixes being severe. Tn one of the mixes Carter went down for the count from a heavy right on the chin. He arose at the count of nine and fought back in feeble fashion. It. locked all day for Carter, but with A forlorn hope he drove ovel. the TiQhL catching Hart flush on the jaw. The Louisville boxer staggered, but the Eonk saved him. Both were on the verge Of collapse and the crowd cheered wildly. s I Carer was a. little fresher, in the tenth round, but Hart soon had him in di&t~ess by hammering his body and punching him on his damaged optics. 4 Garter merely defended himself in the eleventh, but Drought the blood from \ Mart.S mouth with a wild swing to- ward the end. Garter tried to stem the ] tide fr1 the twelfth, but without avail A right to the kidneys and heavy left to the jaw staggered him. He was found dering all over the ring when time was called ee.s l Carter showed excellent form in the %hirteenth. With right on the mouth he staggered Hart, but the latter re. c1lper&ted quickly and, coming for ward, &hot the right to CaE-ter's jaw, pnrftnS him down for the count. He was eapsdEed once more but Hart did not have enough power to finish him. The men fought viciously in the four teenth, and both were weak at the fin I ish.
 = The hnal round was fast. Hart suaEhed Garter relentlessly, but the lAttsFB grit helped him for a while. Howewer, the going was so fast that he bscana weak and was barely able ! to hold up his hands. They were both covered with blood Hart tried to score knockout, but the referee, fear | ing bad results, stepped in and called halt. He then declared Hart the winner, although Hart was in bad way himself.