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third He did them TO- He got
some terrible punches to body. Weday
was firing. Barry carried swing 1fteI
swing to the neck and at the END II
the round had his opponent Winded. BY
this time the crowd had changed its
mind. Barry, Barry. was about all
that could be heard and the latter. 0n
the gong sounding, went over to his
corner ard discussed politics with the
4 Frisco man. He talked of the ethics III
i drinking steam beer with humps in it,
and laughed. real, jolly laugh. Have
you seen Flanagan lately?" queried the
! politician Barry vfinked and laughed,
the gong sounded and he was playing
/ with Weday again. The fourth brought
l on a swift Interchange of swings and
punches and Barry got in some danger
| Gus uppercuts which sent Weday 10
/ the floor. Weday had a sickly smile
| playing about his face and waited fol.
| the referee to count eight before rising
/ He then found the floor again. took
/ the count. got up and got another swing
to neck and a punch over the heart
and went down again. The referee
| went through the 'tcouAting-up to-
eight" performance once more Weday
seemed to like the floor and kept drop
ping down, taking the count bobbing
up and taking a swing or the punch,
and then dropping down again and re-
peating the performance over and over
again. While he was taking the count
on the last down the gong sounded.
Barry was now fresh as a daisy. With
Weday it was only question of COW
long it would be before he got a blow
which would keep him on tine floor.
wEDAY FINISHED.
He staggered in for the fifth and got
@Barry's usual medicine, finding the floor
many times and taking the count
Barry got disguised. He thought hat
Weday was trying to squirm out CT
fighting. Barry then changed his tao
tics. He varied the body punches and
swings to Weday's right neck by some
sledge-hammer blows to the jaw. These
took all the sap out of his opponent
Weday was very unsteady on his feet,
slow, and could not use his own mitts.
He went down before those smashes to
the jaw in a lively manner and Barry
seemed to be getting fresher. At tbs
end of the round Weday was like a
wet towel for limpness. Then his sec
onds threw up the sponge. Barry want
ed more fight but on being declared the
winner he returned to the San Fran |
cisco politician and completed the polit-
ical discussion. Throughout the fight |
Barry never showed any consciousness
of being hurt by Weday. He was as |
tough as leather and handled his fists |
and his nerve in admirable manner.
The preliminaries were not of a high |
order. Billy ST. Clair and ALL Vierra,
two youngsters, put up a weak little
feinting match which referee Huihni
declared in favor of St. Clair.
Following this Nigel Jackson made a
second entry into Honolulu ring cir
cles He was to meet Anderson but the
latter did not show up and a Porto
Rican, named Santo, a well built fei-
low, took Anderson's place. At tie
clang of the gong the Porto Rican made
a wild rush at Jackson. He chased
Nigel all over the ring, hitting hitn
right and left and in every old way
and paying no attention to the scien-
ific end of the game. Jackson did no.
know what he was up against, it might
De a cyclone. But in a moment the
Porto Rican had winded himself ami
hen he fell an easy prey to- Jackson.
Fhe latter dealt him some terrible pun
shment but the Porto Rican came up
III right for the second round. jack
on, urged by the audience, was easv
With him and allowed him to stay the
ound out but at its close Referee Kiley
topped the bout and gave the decision
o Jackson. Santo was something of d
ebutant at the game. He probably
ever had the gloves on before except |
t the gymnasium.
In the next bout McDonough entered |
he ring with Mccarthy. The two Macs
1ent after each other in whirlwind |
ashton. A small cyclone landed ali |
yer Mccarthy with such effect that ne
nit and walked out of the ring, drop |
ing blood from a nose which was much /
DO prominent for ring purposes. 4
BILLY Woods was congratulated for /
lie fine training he gave Barry, tram /
lg that went a long way towards put Il
ng him in the excellent condition IN :!
hich the latter entered the ring. III