The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-15

fsiaSaasEis' 3isf to his opponents mouth and then shot right uppercut 10 the skin follow Ing 1t up Immediately afterward with another to the same place, Harry sent hard right to his opponents head,
 Round S-Willie started matters with a left swing to the head and immediately was forced to duck scy- eral of Harry's vicious swings. Harry sent right uppercut to jaw
 Round Willie sent left to jaw; Harry came back with right and left swings to Willle's body; Willie then sent a right swing to lIarry's ribs and followed it up win a left swing to the jaw Alter exchanging wallops Willie Jabhed left to mouth, following 1t up with a left and right swing to the face, The round was all Wlllles,
 Round 5--After attempting valnly to land one of his loop punches ITar- ry gave it up and contonted himself with straight smashing, Harry swung right to jaw; Willie countered with a right and left to the jaw, and Harry wound matters up for the round with right swing to the jaw
 Round 6-The sixth round was a marvellous exhibition on the part of Willie in ducking and avoiding the nasty swings of his opponent He also showed great ability in keeping Harry from landing on him. Willie sent a right short arm jolt to the ribs on which Harry countered with a right swing to the Jaw
 !, Round 7-Wilie swung right to jaw; Harry countered with right swing and n short arm jolt to Willle's ribs; Willie anisned the round in whrlwlnd style, landing several rlght swings
 Round 6wllle started matters by sending right to jaw Harry came back strong and hy q loft and right swing to Wlllie's jaw succeeded in cap turing the glory for the round
 Round 9-Willle sent left to jaw; both cllnched and in the hroakaway Harry wrestlod Willie so hard that the New Yorker was sent to the floor Harry unlocked 3 right uppercut while wilie counterod with a hard left 10 the chest
 Round 10 Willie sent left hook Co tho jaw following it ID with short arm jolt to the same place. Harry swung 2 right arm swing which Willie side. stepped and countered with by sending q left ift to Harry's Jaw
 Round Willie led or by sending a right swing to Harry's chest. hc rol- lowed fl up with a right swing to the jaw and then hooked Harry another staggerer on the opposite Jaw He then sent in a cutting swinging upper cut and closed the round by missing a right uppercut that meant dreamland to whomsoever fl came in contact with. Tho round was clearly Willlc's
 Round 12-Harry swung right to teeth after which wnlle iabhed him in the mouth He then sw,Ing a lnrt to Harry's nose This aneercd Harry who seemed 10 swing wildly al his op- ponent Willie sent right iab 10 the jaw after which he crossed an upper cut to his opponents chin. The bout ended with both boys In the center of the ring
 The semi-fnal bout which preceded the big hout was rather sensational in that fl showed that Jeff. Doherty. Che local boy. has considerable class Tho go was a hot ono from the beginning and clearly showed that both boys had entered the ring intent an win ming Tt was what is conceded 2 good draw
 Paddy Sullivan also showed himself up In fine style and gave the follower, of tho sport fast exhibition in tho scientific points of the game Al times during tho various stages of tn, bout it would appear as though tho New Haven boy would have the bes of the 20, but the undofeatod bo, would come back vlclously 70 his op ponent and lt was only through tht clever exercise of his blocking power that Jeff was able to withstand hlt attack
 Jeff's clever work in duckng cut o swings which were they landed would in all probability have beer tatal stood him In good stead las night. as he was able 10 withhold hr opponents attack Paddy Sullivan l ono of the fastest boys who has beer put on here of late and Inc certalnn made good with tho New Haven pub | lie in his exhibition last night
 The preliminary was n six-round q l between Maurice LeMoyne and Ab | the Newshov. and it showed that thl ! New London newsy had fear of th attacks and shlfty fighting oC Inf 1 French opponent. LoMoync was force, to keep up the fight throughout th | whole slX rounds, and it was only b, | continually running into tho New Lon doncrs loft in an effort to land hin l that tho Webster boy was tho first t | spill blood
 On the whole Inc boxing bouts wcr ! of worry creditable nature and th members of the EdFewoud club certain | ly deserve credit for the manner fl 1 which they ran affairs off
 
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