The San Francisco call., 1906-04-06

1 and Harry Williams, Hawthorne Club. 10
| pound class followed Williams was given
| the decision in the third round. 1t was furi-
Gus bout. both mixing and fighting hard every
| inch of the way. 1t anilounced that Men
ney had broken his right hand IN last nignt 5 :
] fight. and for this reason tonight's bout was
| stopped
j. L. Lefranier. Chicago, and Lou Powell.
Olympic Club and present coast champion,
1875 pound class next brought in: The
| men had barely squared off, when Poweli
hooked vicious left to the jaw. knocking
/ quickest bout of the tournament.
James Bradley. Olympic Club, and John John
next put Bradley won in the first round
by knockout.
William Wolff. Ariel Club. 1875 pound class.
Wolff won in the first round. He landed at
will and the referee stopped the bout to save
Dullea from further punishment
WILLIS BEATS GALLAGHER.
Johr Rodney and James Ford, both of the
! Olympic Club 135-pound class. came on next.
! Ford gained the decision al the end of the
fourth round Ford had very small shade
and on this account received the decision.
James Ellis. South Side Club. and Charles
Augustus, unattached, 145 pounds followed
Ellis won in the first round by knockout.
Hugh McKinnon, Boston Athletic Club, and
Matt Granfieh. Olympic Club 145- pound class
| followed fourth round was ordered in this
contest to determine the winner. As the gong
sounded in the second round Mckinnon
S1oos RI right TO tine
forced the fighting. He nearly sent Granfeld
the ropes with a right swing to the Jaw
and kept up the good work. Mckfnnon was
given the decision at the conclusion of the
fourth round.
lagher Olympic Club and Joseph Willis. Haw-
thorne Club. fought at 16S pounds. Willis was
given the decision at the end of the fourth
round. Both men were extremely tired at the
finish and IL was question or the survival of
the fittest. Gallagher was the weaker of the
two at the end and Willis given the YER
! a "a aCho " WaE of
having donned glove for months. He had
the class but could not go the route
HARKINS HITS THE FLOOR.
Henry W. Fincke Olympic Club. and Charles
Mayer, New York Athletic Club, next.
They in the 15S-pound class. Ffncke re-
ceived the decision at the end of the third
round, II was very even and i,. tame Il. bout.
lfncke scored oftener he was given the YER
dict.
George Murray unattached, and William
Warren Hawthorne Club. I5S- pound class.
were next in order. Murray was given the de-
cision at the end of the fourth round. 1t was
but Murray took decided lead in the extra
round and got the decision.
j. Duggain Marion Club, and John Rod
ney olympic Club. 1851 pound class, followed.
Rodney defeated earlier IN the evening
by Ford. but accepted Duggain as a bye.
Rodney knocked Duggain in the first
round and therefore qualities for semi-fnals.
Waller Schulken. Olympic Club and Eddie
Lewis. Metropole Club. 16s-pound class. were
the next to clash. Schulken won in the first
round. He sent Lewis to the floor three times
and the boEt stopped.
Walter Kirchner unattached and Ed Hark-
ins unattached at 16S pounds. furnished the
last bout OF the evening nirchner knocked
his man out in the first round. Previous to
.he Knockout he sent his opponent through
the ropes among the spectators Harkns head
struck the floor when he was noored the last
time and he appeared to be padly hurt He
lay on the floor in a semi-conscious state and
was later removed to the Central Emergency
Hospital where the doctors say he is suffer-
ing from slight attack Of concussion of the
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