The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-27


they broke and were sparring for an
TO Glancy's Jaw and the latter uroppeu
to the mat. The Pawtucket lad remained
on his hands and knees on the mat uhli
the referee had counted five or SIX sec
onds.
He then attempted 10 rise. and az ne
took his hands from the floor Broderlck'
who stood over him. hit him again, SEND
ing him down on his hands and knees;
Someone among the spectators calleu
Foul" and both mons SECONDS luinpeu
into the ring almost simultaneously, aI.u
for a time there was great CONFUSION;
Quiet was finally restored. however ana
Referee Abbott announced that CLANCY
had taken his hands from the moor pc
fore Broderick struck him the second
time. and he would let the fight start
again.
The fight was then resumed. counting
from the second round, and the ooys
went at IL again. Clancy at once rushed
and landed several times on the body In
the ,nflghttng. and received stin lett
on the Jaw I'm return. Broderick covered
up we'll and Clancy kept after him all
the time. giving him little time to send
I'm any punches at long range. In the
next round Clancy was even more ag-
gressive and held his own. In the next
two rounds the nghttng was about even'
and In the fifth Clancy scored on the law
hard with both hands. receiving several
swift left jabs In return.
In the eight round both men fought
furiously, and at the end OF the round
appeared 20 be tired. The came up fresh
for the next round. however. and con-
tinued TO fight hammer and tongs.
Clancy, as usual, forcing matters. In the
i3th round Broderick took the offensive
and by hammering at Clancy's body had
the Pawtucket boy looking distressed as
the bell rang. In the next round, how
ever Clancy came back with a rush and
forced Broderick around the ring. The
men mixed II up all during the round
and both scored frequently.
In the final round Brodertck started
in with a rush to put his man out, but
the Pawtucket boy was too strong for
him and kept his coming. in spite Of the
punching which he had received.
The decision OF draw was popular
one. and both men were cheered as they
left the ring. Both appeared to be In
the best OF condition. in spite OF the
terrific pace at which they had fought.
In the preliminary Joe Clancy. a
younger brother of Hugh, and Youne
Mack fought six rounds TO draw. In
the early part Of the night Clancy had
II all his own way, but Mack came back
strongly in the last two rounds and
| earned the draw. The semi-final wa
| between Splash" Flynn of this city anc
| Bogardus Hyde of Foster Hyde wa.
considerably the taller man OF the TIVE
| and had an advantage In reach. In th'
early part of the fight Hyde contentec
himself with covering his Jaw and made
very few attempts to lead. IL looked a.
first as II Flynn had the fight all his
own way but I'm the fifth round Hyde
took the offensive and punched his mar
all around the ring. In the sixth round
Flynn was all but out. and the referet
awarded the fight TO Hyde.
DoNoHUE AND GOODWIN DRAW.
Boston, Nov. N-Young Donohue o
Roxbury earned many friends and adde'
| a lot to his reputation last evening. whei
| he went Is fast rounds to a draw witt
| Chester Goodwin OF Chelsea, before abou
| 500 wildly excited sports at the Tamm!
Athletic club, Whittier street. Roxbury
| At the close OF the bout Donohue wa
carried from the ring on the shoulders o
his friends.
| Donohue. although not having had tn
experience that his opponent has, Tough
| q heady battle and by clever blocking
and good foot work he managed 10 worl
out OF many tight places. His blocking
| was excellent. and he offset Goodwin
rushes with left jabs that set Good
| head back.
Goodwin was not at his best. and man
| OF his swings and hooks went wild. Dona
| hue was I'm poor condition, having bee
notified To go on at 4 o'clock yesterday
with no chance OF getting In shape.
| the preliminaries ole Landry defeated f.
| Phillips I'm FIVE rounds. Young O'Brie
won in three rounds from Kid Lews o
a foul, and Kid Freeman won from N
| Donnely in two rounds.
CAREY WON.
Boston. Nov 27-Tom Carey has at las
won n contest No more can the sco
fers indulge in their favorite pastime
the presence OF tho great Tom, for la!
evening. with series of thunderbo
rights he was the undoing OF Charlie
Haghey OF Lowell. the boxer who WEI
quite a distance with Joe Walcott
The mighty Tom. in the second rour
last evening. glared at Haghey and the
swatted him with a stiff right. and Low
ellis pride sunk TO the mat In silel
acknowledgements OF the prowesS OF Joh
ME Macks champion When the me
framed up for the contest both were COT
fdent. and I'm less time than IL takes TO tC
IL was bifr, bang and hurrah.
Three times I'm succession Haghey VI
down in this round from stiff rights. ea'
time taking the count. When the secoi
round started, Haghey was cautious. b
not so with Tom. He was anxious. Aft
a few minutes Of putting and swingin
he got his right mitt plumb on
Haghey's Jaw. and the latter went dow
and out Previous 10 this contest b'
who boxed under the name OF John
sullivan won from Young keenan, I'm thr'
rounds. In the second preliminary \
I -. r,tor,o,t of Modford pOf the deCigi.