The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-27
.MARTO OUTPOINTS DAVE DESHLER
New Yorker Too Strong for Boston Boy in Main Go of
 Russell A. C.'s Boxing Exhibition.
TWO FAST PRELIMINARIES
Eddie Walsh of New York and Tommy Carey of Philadelphia Fight Ten
 Ratiling Rounds-Aialoney
 Too Much for Kelley.

In the main bout of the very inter- esting card of boxing events that the Russell A, c. of this city put on at the Grand opera house last evening, Johnny Marto of New York, out classed Dave Deshlor of Boston, in one of the fastesS ten round eXhibi- lions of the manly art of self defence that local sports have ever witnessed. The bout was started after two fast preliminaries had been fought and both scrappers were at it from the sound of the gong. The laws of the state provide that no decision shall pe rendered but the referee. Dave Fitzgerald. of this city, was of the opinion that one boxer was as good ls the other and accordingly came put with the announcement that the bout was a draw
 When both fighters climbed through ,he rope, 1t was apparent that Marto had a shade the better of Deshler 5n the weight question Deshler, however, despite the advantage inn nediately waded into the New Yorker tt the sound of the gong and for the irst four rounds had his opponent guessing At the end of the fourth hhowever, he began to wear a wearied expression and from then on, 1t was dJto's bout.
 The fight was fast and furious pne, Deshler at times showing spurts pf the scientific points of the game, while Marto's strong point eemed to be to wear his man put. The mill started with Desher eading, driving left hook to Marto's ace. Marto quickly came back and fter clinching succeeded in landing everal good blows on Deshlers body. FDeshler drove a right to Martos jaw Following it up with a left hook to his opponents stomach. Marto count Nired on Desher's stomach with his eft and followed 1t with a rush in (which a fierce exchange of wallops ook place each man landing several Milling blows Marto rushed Deshler hto the latter's corner and in the nelee Deshler succeeded in landing a light upper cut to Marto's jaw. The Hound ended with both men fighting ln the center of the ring.
 se The fight by rounds from then on Follows:
 Round 2-Both rushed to the ccn- Fer of the ring and clinched In the yErealiaway Marto landed left jab An Deshlers kidneys, following 1t up 'y rushing his opponent to the ropes. peshler sent a right hook to Marto's tibs and landed a left swing epn his Opponents jaw. Both clnched and in he breakaway exchanged wallops. teshler rushed Marto to the ropes, sbnding a left to the jaw and pounding he New York boys body considerably.
 Round 3--Deshler started things in .his round with several swings which Mere blocked Marto landed left gn Deshler's jaw and Deshler followed \ with a right and left to his oppon- hts ribs Deshler sent right to M arto's jaw and landed a number of lfows on his opponents body. Marto hme back viciously following which bme terrific lnnghtng took place.
 Round 4ADeshler opened the round gl nding on Marto's ribs several times.
 arto came back strongly and swing ahg wildly with both his left and uIght forced his opponent to the ropes. Itoth clnched after which some ter iahc infghting took place.
 s Round 5--Deshler appeared tired slAhen he came up for this round and 'starto seeming to take advantage of ne fact rushed him considerably. eshler sent right hook to Marto's w, following which both exchanged 'Fallops. Deshler coming out second lhsst. At the end of the round the ,sostoh boy appeared worn out and it igoked as if he would not last out the .Eth round.
 n Round 6---Marto blocked 8 terrific Night to jaw and followed 1t up with h terrific exchange of blows Marto 'Ashed Deshler, landing left on his 1bponent's jaw. The round ended, flAeshler sending left to Martos body. t Round 7-Marto sent right to Desh- Yrs jaw; Deshler countered, sending ;lft to Martos ribs Marto iabbed kfpSnleT LII lIG IlDH lIllIWlHE IL up kE.1th a number of body blows Dcsh- jsSr missed right uppereut and Marto Minded on his ribs.
 MRound S--Deshler appeared fatigued tyhen the gong sounded Marto open tnl the round sending left to his op- Moments cheek following with a left .,kb to the jaw Marto rushed matters S! this round, landing a number of l.2dy blows.
 l,IRound 9-The round opened with a l'hrihc exchange of wallops ending ftlth clinch. Marto swung his right ,i& Deshlers cheek and opened an "a cut getting first blood Marto Eain landed on Deshler's cheek fol- V Twing 1t up with considerable might Ayg Deshled attempted to keep up ,Ith the New Workers pace but was LlEahle to and at the end of the round ,oked as if he was all in
 Round l0-The round started with h .,llerce exchange of wallops following .nieh both cinched and in the break May both landed some telling blows tarto sent a right jab to the body tashler countered with left to Mar WAS ribs. Marto swung right and left x sth landing on his opponents jaW @en followed considerable inGglting both boys after which Narto sent l5 right to Deshler's jaw following titth left hook to 'Deshler's kidneys iJle bout ended with Deshler rushing arto.
 aho evenings entorainment started Eth solo by James Lawton, q local
 oist and he was followed by Npssrs