Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-17
THE PUGILIsTs.
Fierce Battle Between ChoynsH and
 Hart

Philadelphia, Nov 17.-The "fesurrect- ed Marvin Hart and the old and tried war horse. Joe Choynski, put up an old fashioned and real fight here last night. 1t was a. draw. As everyone knows, the blue and bilious law does not per init decision in this burg, but had there been one neither man could justly have been given. the decision. Both were badly punished, but both stood the gaff as if they liked 1t
 It looked like Hart once or twice, but old Choynski was there with the head and only bad for a few seconds. He recovered quickly and came furiously. He made ripping finish dn the last round, a finish that sent the house wild.
 There was geedly crowd present to see the sport over 2,Oo0 of them, when the men entered the ring of the Washington Sporting club.
 Hart was the first to show, and, tail ing on behind him came his seconds, Jack Mccormick, Kid Howard and Tim Callahan. As he pulled himself out of his bathrobe Choynski ambled down the aisle and joined his partner in the bout. He was esquired by Danny Dougherty and Hugh Kennedy.
 There was the usual powwow be- tween the seconds as to the rules and the bandages and the other preliminary details of soiree of this kind. Final W Referee Recap put an end to the talk. and the bell sent them out for the fight.
 Round one: Hart opened up the business in hand with a light right which just reached Joe's ribs. He caught left hook flush on the nose in return. Hart came in fast and swung with both hands, but he missed. Be fore he could get away Joe stabbed him with a straight left, putting kink in his neck. Both started right swings for the head at the same time and both missed. The failure threw them into ciiReh, and on getting away Hart ripped & left uppercut to Joe's middle ground and then raised the same glove to the chin. It was a good punch, but Joe came back with a stiff right under the heart. The round was a pretty even thing between the men.
 Round two: Hart came out of his corner with well intended right jolt, but Joe was inside the effort and caught his man with a stiff hook to the Jaw. He got in a like blow the next ILNt4tAtts bul uNl iIyL SCL VhC VI idHSS VI A singing right which dented his chin Hart rushed his man to the ropes. Joe was under two well meant right swings. As Joe broke away Hart nailed him with a right to the stomach and they came to q clinch. Joe missed s right uppercut for the jaw and was then shaken up with & right and left to the chin. Both were tired at the hell If was Hart's round
 Round three: This opened up with | miss for the face, Joe doing the miss, Ing. As he swung in. Hart stopped hin with a straight jab in the face Hart ripped one into the rabs, and Joe pyened 1t up with & left ifT the throat. Here thew started to mix it. and were putting ID a. fast and furious battle. Ehe work was beginning to tell. and both were a bit weak at the knees. They reeled to their corners. This was Ehoynski's round.
 Round four: It looked like business when Hart began the session bv catch lrsw Joe square on the point. dropping him. Joa~took nine for his. He was bit weak when he arose and liar