Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-11
THE PUGILISTS.
TERRIBLE
 IS TERRY
The Little Fighting Whirl- wind Whips Eddie Han-- lon-Other Fighting News.

l News.
 Philadelphia, Oct 11.-Terry Mo- Govern has come to life and is again one of the greatest boxers in the world. He whipped Eddie Hanlon of San I Francisco in four rounds in Industrial hall last night. Hanlon distressed Me- Govern but once when he put him down for the count in the fourth, but Terry got up in his old style and, shak ing lis head, went in like bull. | Forcing Hanlon to the ropes, he beat him until the police had to interfere. McGovern made the performances of
 Young @Corbett and Battling Nelson 1 with the coast WhirlWind look cheap. It was Terry's fight all the way. He fought as he did when he first burst
 on the sporting world. It was a fast,
 Slashing battle.
 McGovern is Terrible Terry'' once
 more and every man of the thousands
 in the hall was glad of it. It was clean cut. decisive win. There can be
 no come back.
 McGovern will soon meet Young Corbett, and he has splendid chance. No one was more surprised than the
 Denver fighter at Terry's performance.
 Joe Humphreys, who superintended I McGovern's training, sent him into the ring in perfect condition. The boy
 was marvelously rejuvenated. His
 blows were full of power and he had
 a world of speed.
 Five hundred New York sporting
 men, chaperoned by Joe Humphreys, McGovern's chief adviser. came over
 on special train and were at the ring
 side before the fight.
 l McGovern was looked after by Ed
 die Cain of Brooklyn, Hughy McGov-
 ern, Harry Tuthill and Joe Humphreys.
 Hanlon was attended by Johnny Eek
 hardt, Kid Howard, Toby Cowan and
 Bob Deadly. H. w. Schlecter was the referee. The battle began at 11:O5. First round: Each led inefctually three or four times. Then McGOvern put a right to the ribs, a left to the l jaw and followed this up with a right smash on the wind. Terry kept rush. l ing and hooked two rights on the neck
 and followed with a left uppercut on
 the chin. They slugged with both hands, and Hanlon broke ground. After clinch Hanlon landed light left on the face, and then Terry upper I cut with the right, catching Hanlon I on the ear. McGovern hooked right l to the chin and landed another right
 on the jaw. He caught Hanlon four times on the face with jabs, swinging TlSuL dS iLll6 UGH SOQlAdGUy AuA0A4I6 on the face This was Terry's round. l Second round Terry began by smashing the left on the face and land-
 ing right hook on the jaw. He kept rushing, landing right uppercut, but
 Hanlon immediately hugged. After l the break McGovern reached the body with right swings and hooked heavy right on the chin. Hanlon struck out the left, jabbing McGoyern repeatedly. He also countered with the right on
 the neck. Mac reached the face with
 right swing, and Eddie retalicted with left jab on the mouth. Mo
 Govern forced Hanlon to clinch with right and left swings to the body. He repeated the blows and Hanlon hooked l the left on the jaw. Terry landed two
 hard right upper cuts and Hanlon re
 sponded with a right hook on the jaw
 as the bell changed.
 l Third round: After a rush they clinched. Terry swung the right, land ing on the body Hanlon jabbed the i left twice into McGovern's face and l in return received three heavy right counters on the jaw. He was gritty
 and fought back vengefully, compelling | McGoyern to clinch. Mac then upper. l cut with the right to the chin, and as
 he tried to back away Hanlon swung l the right, catching him on the. cheek. Hanlon continued to follow Terry and made the once terrible pugilist stagger with a right on the chin. McGovern l came back with two right uppercuts. His punches only made Hanlon fight l the faster. Hanlon said that McGOv- ern was fouling, but the referee would not allow the protest There was a 1 lively mix-up at the close, both ex- l changing rights and lefts.
 Fourth round: McGovern toed the scratch seemingly bit weak. After
 a mix-up they pounded each others stomachs Hanlon, after the break.
 hooked the left on the jaw, but caught
 a similar punch for his pains. McGoy- ern swung right and left to the jaw,
 but could not do much. Hanlon's blows
 were more powerful and ne hoored l Terry with a hard left swing on the l jaw. McGovern was dazed and took l the count of nine. He clinched when
 he arose and to all appearances he was not far from being out. He quickly
 recovered and rushed Hanlon to the | ropes Hanlon finally went down from three swings on the jaw and as soon | as he got up Terry pummelled him into la helpless condition. Hanlon's hands l being limp at his side and he seemed
 unable to defend himself A terrific
 right well delivered put him in limp
 position against the ropes. Another | bunch would surely have settled him, I but the police interfered and stopped \ the bout.
 TOMMY RYAN WON.
 St Louis Oct 11.-Syracuse Tommy . Ryan last evening easily defeated Bob
 Douglas of St Louis, before the Jai