The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-06
Broderick Won Fast Boxing Bout -FoN
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The boxing card offered by the Saund-
ersville Athletic club last night was In
every way a success despite the fact that
the weather was disagreeable. The at
tendance at the club was also large
There we're besides the main bout or 20
rounds several preIiminaries each OF
which was full OF excitement ana hte'
the one OF Johnnie Buckley and Peter
Nails going to an eight-round draw. That
OF Young Clarke OF Centredale and Kid
Stone was not so good and clean be-
cause OF the rough and tumble work.
which made II more OF wrestling match
than one OF boxing. Stone had the ao-
vantage OF weight and strength and be-
cause OF using that advantage IN the
rushes was disqualified the decision go
ing to Young Clarke after three ROUNDS.
In the main event on the card Patsy
Rroderick gained the decision over Tony
Moran after 20 rounds OF fast. scientlnc,
exhibition boxing. Broderick showed
himself capable OF taking care or him-
self for some time to come in the feather-
weight line. though Moran gave him all
he could attend to by way OF maintaining
his position. The length or the pout
shows what condition the two youngsters
were in and just how they are hxed In
the quality OF endurance. The boys were
so evenly matched that the referee
could base his decisions on only the
speed and number OF Broderfck's blows
Moran was the offender most OF the
time and would have gotten the decision
had his blows not lacked steam Tor he
displayed both pluck and strength when
stalling of Broderick's hard left attacks
on the head and ribs II was an ever loss
: TO the best man for five rounds, for
fnT-
tat score.
Moran was over-anxious and ran into
several traps but was always ready 10 re-
taliate in the same coin that he received.
In the sixth Broderick sent out vicious
left swing which Moran ducked In clever
style but I'm the recovery Broderick got
his left TO Moran's head and the boy
went down He came up game and to-
ward the last OF IL waded into Broderick
at the finish with telling right, left and
right cross blows.
From now 10 the 18th round II was
again an even exchange. with Broderick
strong on in-hghting while Moran did the
rushing with right hook successfully
placed under Broderick's guard several
times In the 18th one OF those blows net
tied Broderick and he waded into his op-
ponent in wild fashion but discovered
that he was going against both the rules
and the crowd and settled down as pretty
a bit OF sparring az was ever seen.
After this the bout was fast and clever
with pretty head-work The speed was
prolonged until the spectators were con-
WINGED that this bout would go the limit
and the last round was the fastest OF the
match with Broderick landing several
times on the head and body.
II was a game finish and Moran's abl-
itv 10 comprehend Brodericks style Of
fighting offset his luck of success in
reaching his opponent. Broderick did
most OF the forcing. landed more fire.
duently and with much more force than
Moran but II was difficult 10 make a de-
cision. All felt that the decision in Brod-
erick's favor was justified. however.