Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-01-27

| on this point is without support OF
reason.
IT is probable that there was more
| betting upon the result OF the Solomon
! Green battle than upon the heavy
weight struggle, but IL became common
rumor late yesterday afternoon that
| some of the wise bettors were trying
| to arrange fake fight, and Manager
| McCArey accidentally learned OF the
rumors.
McCarey Is Jealous of the reputation
of the Pacific Athletic club and refused
to listen 10 suggestions to brush away
the rumors, but insisted upon having
Referee Eyton officially call off all bets,
This was a wise move, as the ter
| mination of the bout proved Had the
| bets been allowed to stand there would
| have been much dissatisfaction, al
though the decision was emlnently fair
and proper
The Kaufman-Barr battle by rounds
| follows
Fight by Rounds
Round one--rhe men fiddled before com
| ing to q olinch and after the break Kauf-
mann put right to the heart and missed
| Barry tried for the face, and during the
earlier part Of the round the men fidded
and cllnched They exchanged rights and
mann reaching the stomach and Barry
trying for the head, The gong found them
exchanging vciously.
Round two-Kaufmann danced around
Barry In shifty style and reached light
| left to the head. Barry came back with
| both gloves to the face and they cllnched.
Kaufman threw. in a hard right to the
body and followed 1t up with left to the
| face. Kaufman kept jabblng at the face
and Barry went into clineh. :. They
landed a right to the stomach. Barry sent
in an overland right to Kaufmann's face
and AL .grinned as the gong sounded.
Round three7The start was fast and
| severe body punishment. Kaufman
tried for Dawes jaw, and as they broke
from the clnch Barry drove his. right
with his right and left to the face. The
men. ran into clinch and were inhghting
Round four-They fiddled for an opening
and Barry received the first blow,
| left to the face. Kaufman sent in a ter
| rife right wallop to the jaw which hurt
Barry The 'Friscan followed it up with
three more vicious drives to the jaw, and
| Barry went down under the ropes. Ref
cree Eyeton counted nine before Barry
| ropes and Barry held on. After the clinch
| they fiddled, clinched and broke again.
Barry regained some of his lost strength
and managed to last cut, exchanging
evenly with Kaufman at the end.
Round five-The fiddling tactics were In
evidence at the opening of hostilities, and
two clinches occurred before kaufmann
face. Both men tried for the jaw and
| Barry landed singing lead that. Kauf-
mann felt, although he laughed over
| mann sent in two vicious rights and a
left to the face. which staggered Barry.
Dave came back like a wild man and
| rushed Al to the ropes at the end of the
| round.
Round six-Barry was the aggressor,
and Kaufman danced away landing a
| placed left to the. face. but ran into
| a right and left combination which caught
him in the stomach. Dave got in a right
| to the jaw and Kaufman hooked left
| to the face. They clinched, and after
breaking spared for an opening, ex-
changing harmless blows when sent to
| their corners.
| clinched,. Kaufman using his left during
the intighting: AS they broke Kaufmann
| tabbed his left to the face and. followed
| body. They clinched, broke and fought
at long range. Kaufman sent in a stiff
left to the stomach which landed hard on
Barry's ribs. Dave came back gamely and
| tried to get at Kaufman who held him
off with his long, reach. A rapid exchange
preceded the bell.
| left to the face. AL landed repeatedly on
Barry's body, but the Irishman appeared
| to thrive on the. punishment and returned
for more Kaufman drove left to the
| face and whipped a right cross to the
stomach They clinched and Kaufman
after the break reached for Barry''s face.
Both were giving and taking at the end.
Round nine-Kaufmann jabbed eau
| tiously for the face and held Barry oft
with his reach. The fighting was tame
and neither attained any advantage be-
Round ten-Kaufmann sent a bad right
| to the face which landed a mite too high
i for damage Al put vicious left to the
Kaufman began tantalizing Barry with
his. left again and after another clinch
whirled vicious right and left to Barry,.s
| mann did not take advantage and al
| lowed Barry a moments rest before rush
ing him to the ropes and sending him to
the, floor while Eyeton reeled off nine sec
onds. Barry found his feet and stalled
Round eleven-The men flddled and
and they cinched,. Neither man appeared
anxious to mix it and the round was
tame until near the end, when Barry
awakened Kaufman for an exchange
before the gong.
! Round twelve-Barry missed left for
| the body and Kaufman swung his left TO
the face, They olinched, Barry using his
right to good effect. Kaufmann had little
trouble In reaching Barrys face; and he
s nay Th BaTe a to the was aw af hf
slow to take advantage and did not press
Barry. who backed away They were
| cllnCnlnR at tne emu, With Barry weak.
| Round thirteen-The men clinched and
| Kaufman drove left and right to the
| head after the break. Barry tried for the
| body but ran into Kaufmanns lefts to the
face. Barry backed away and swung
wildly. Kaufman apparently did not try
| to put Dave out and allowed him to
clinch. receiving a vicious right in the
neck. Al put his right to the Jaw in
| floor, where he remained while Eyeton
counted nine. Kaufman did not follow
the Irishman up. before Barry had time
| to get away. AL landed a staggering right
and Barry came back with wild right
swing, which Kaufman dueked. The
| gong sounded several seconds too soon
and the men went to their corners.
| Round fourteen-Barry appeared groggy
when he came up, and cinched when
Kaufman put a hard right to the jaw.
Kaufman used his left and Barry backed
away. Kaufman staggered Barry with
| left to the jaw. Kaufman landed with
his left at will and appeared to be play
ing with Barry, Suddenly Kaufmann's
right shot out at short range and landed
| flush on Barry's jaw, sending him to the