The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-05
norris OUT or TOWN.
Puglllns Busy In Many Hlngs-Burdlck
Quits Against GoOdnlan.

Friday was a busy night for the pugilsts
most OF tho principal clubs whore boxing ~
permitted holding bouts As usual phila-
dolphin was the scene OF a number or contests
and large crowds were on hand 20 see the sport
Charley Dummy of Port Richmond and
JuHmy Anthony figured in the wind-up ut the
Ffdnklord 4. C.. Philadelphia. Dummy was
substituted for Jack Burke. who was unable
TO go on. Dummy had Anthony guessing for
n while. and surprised the crowd by wading
IN az the bell and keeping NJ a stln pace until
tho hnlsh. In the fourth round Anthony
got ON TO Dunnys style and scored some
effective punches II there had been u de-
clsion the result would have been draw.
In the preliminary bout. between Steve Crosby
Of Louis vile and Kid Williams of Philadelphia.
Crosby received hard lacing Williams
has q wonderful left hand and he kept poldns
this member constantly into Crosby's face.
Williams had the better OF the 90 all the way
through
Jack Rowland of New York was disqualified
IN hh ten round bout with Charley Knox OF
Altoona at Altoona. Pm Rowland fouled
his man frequently and in the fourth round
he broke the rules so hagrantly that the
referee decided ngniust him Rowland. how
ever. WAS the better man Of the two and
had he not foulcd would have received the
award beyond doubt In the fourth round
Rowland seemed 10 he confident and came
Up smiling. He sent two crushing blows 10
the chin and landed a hard kidney punch
There WaS "a clinCh and II looked aS II Row
land buttcd his man Knox complained and
the referee sent Rowland 20 his corner as the
loser
The l. round bout between X ID Connolly
Of Portland, Me- and Joe Reed Of Lynn
before the Paper City 4. G.. terlin. y. ".
WAS stopped in the eighth round by the ref
cree. The referees judgment was good for
Reed was in bad way and could not have
stood the punishment ne was receiving much
longer. The mill was quite even for three
rounds. but after that onuolly had every
thing his own way and was easy winner.
Johnny Burdick OF this city was defeated
again az Portland Me, In his IL round bout
with Kid Goodman Of Boston. Burdick was
forced TO quit In the fourth round, xiv ing Rs
an excuse for so doing that while In his corner
his seconds got ammonia in his eyes, which
nearly blinded him. The acc ident occurred
in the second round and the rests between
rounds was heightened IN order TO give BurdiCk
a chance TO recover. Burdick responded to
the call OF time for the third round. bu; WAS
was unable TO do anything and retired IN the
fourth Goodman was easily taking Bur
dick s measure up TO the time Burdick cried
and IN the opinion OF the crowd Good
man would have beaten his man IN decisive
fashion had the battle gone tho entire Jour-
ney.
Young Douahoe of RoNbury. who has been
coming TO the front of late added another
victory 10 his list by beating Joe Nelson of
Chelsea IN a 10 round bout before the Doug
ass 4. c.. Boston Donahoe kept coming all
the time. never allowing Nelson TO have any
breathing spell. Nelson's defence was nne
and he managed TO wihsta nd the pile driving
blows which DonAhoe kept sending home
finish had such q lead that there could have
been only one verdict