Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-14

over fighting on Goodman until the bell.
when Crowhurst gave the battle 70 cuHy.
not because of the alleged foul. hut because
he had been the aggressor throughout the
journey.
Stung Into Life.
The setback In the first was all that was
needed to sting Suliy into fullest life. Good
man was the better boxer and the cieverer
general. for, with Sullivan. 1t was all wade
in hammer and tongs. give and take. count
ing on his rugged strength to get him the
bigger end of the purse. as indeed 1t did
In the third round Sullivan tried to end
1t. He knocked Goody down with a right
ropes and into and out of his corner, work.
ing in some stomach blows that gave Goody
q panied expression.
1t was Sullys chance to make good for
recent defeats by McGarry and INK Rus
sell, and he was ready for the battle of his
life He was all over Goodman. setting a
whiriwind pace that often rushed the Hub
lite to the ropes. and at least twice that
sat him down hard to reflect In the first
round Goodman worked over a half-arm
uppercut that put Sully down with crash.
He was dazed by the impact of the hard
blow to the peek of his Jaw. but again his
superb physical condition saved him, and.
In less time than it takes to tell, was up
again and fighting. After that Sullivan
was master of the situation, although the
Boston man was always there with the
punch, and time and again Strengthened out
his aggressive opponent with right hooks
and straight lefts.
In the fourth round during a mix Sully
hit Goodman low, and then shook hands
10 apologize for what was plainly an ac-
cident.
sullivan's chopping to the face began to
show on Goodman in the fifth round. when
a swollen left eye and a badly cut lip
proved the quality of the game There was
severe stomach mauling In the sixth by
sullivan, and after Goodman had worked
out of the mill in his own corner Sully fol-
lowed him. and. with swinging smash to
the jaw. sent him spinning down the stage
on his back Goody was mp Hike q fash
and ready for more.
Sullivan Aggressive.
In the seventh Euily took the fight to
the Hubate. but the pace WAS slower. The
red badge OF battle streamed down Suliy' Q
face just at the bell in the eighth. when
Goodman scored a terrific left straight to
nose. The ninth was without especial incl
dent, and In the tenth Eully terrifcalIy
Jared Goody's jaws with swings. From
then until the fifteenth the game WAS even.
Goodman let out a link and tried to take
some Of the battle back to the senator. but
Sullivan, like a bulldog, shook his head
and waded In ell the faster. Goodman con-
tinued to try to work In an uppercut On
the break, as the men fought straight
Queensberry protect at all times Good
lida lootWoTh ana 3uasaaeat OF dis1ahee
was superb. and his lefts and the few
rights that he used were OF rihelike force
and accuracy, but he yielded to the dash
ing style of the man who always marched
to him and would not stop in spite of the
rude rebuffs.
The fifteenth round showed Suiiy deter
mined to win. and the machfneike, tire
less. terrific assaults put the Yankee on
Wobbly street. Then 1t was that he leaned
over. and as Sully came to him poked out
his right so that Sully was almost mpaled
in the groin The agony was intense; but
even then Sully would not be denied, and
although doubled with pain, fought on to
the gong.