The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-07
First Three Rounds.

FIRST Three Rounds
The weakest sort of an exhibition was
given in the first three rounds, neither
man showing any class, except when
they fought out of a clinch. Seiger, in
the fourth, began the fast work with
right swings tc the jaw. During the
fighting he slammed Bill hard with
stomach blows. Leary got over a neat
left to the law and a lab towards the
finish. Seiger got the honors again in
the fifth and scored with several upper
cuts when in close. Once he worked
his overland" blow that created havoc
in the second round of their last fight.
firing of Leary's running, the fans
started the slow time music in the sixth.
Referee Bill Brown stopped the bout 10
tell the whistlers that some of them might
rot do as we'll in the ring. As ii was Bill
who said it, the crowd applauded. for he
is the popular third man in the ring at all
times. Walking 10 his corner Mt the hell
Seiger claimed Leary would not do any
lighting.
The fans criticism must have touched
Leary's heart, for in the seventh he
showed some Of the stuff that caused some
good boys to go down He landed a right
hook ut the opening, staggered Ssiger with
| rights and lefts and sent home so-ne telling
jabs. Seiger was surprised. He then tried
to slow Bill with a left hook. but the Glad
stone boy kept going aud landed his right
several times.
As a curtain raiser for the eighth Seiger
landed about five times to the Jaw, and
Leary was sent off his course. Seiger ron
: tinued to pave the way for a haymaker.
: but Leary failed to remain stationary and
receive the right swings aimed his direc-
tion. At the close Bill was able TO land
a right swing.
! Some real punishment was handed out 10y
fSeiger In the NINTH but as Leary ambled
! around the ring continually there was bc
= kDDCSlOWp SpipaP inserted his riplf tt
the stomach. aud in clinching tried to wear
Leary. dow n. but the latter was in now IL
stall TO the finish and would not he
downed. Work was slow in the tenth. will
Seiger still the aggressor, but when Leary
suddenly got over his left to the jaw the
crowd stopped walking to the exits. The
rally was 4 short one, however.
! Despite 1t all Leary was in fair shape
when he, walked TO mis- dressing room
Lsary stayed in New York for theA night
as he has worked hard all through the sea-
son. Last night was The first time he
gave grounds for criticiims
Aftei a rest on several weeks d~uratiou
! Jim Savage, the Orange m~ldtleweight. has
made another snatch. From present indita-
tons he Is going to meet a tighter of worth
Jim has been matched by Billy Glover 10
meet Jack Rowan. Of Philadelphi9. IN
Browns. a veek~from next Tuesday night.
IA tiiH We b'Nt tt1hhHC thF7t ~
been pitted against as good men as his
friends would like 10 see him, but in Row
an. who is n brother of Marty Rowan, he
will stack up aginst q strong opponent.
Jim will get working for the fight shortly
as he does not belittle Rowan any.
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See where Jack johnson forfeited two
bail bonds of S25 each ut Atlantic City Oh
two charges of auto speeding, and locoed Il
over to Philadelphia, after first loading the
machine on a freight ear and shipping II
to Philadelphia. Bet Sam Fitzpatrick does
Il bit of muttering when he hears of the
way Johnson waliows in the filthy lucre.
Can easily remember when Johnson de-
pended upon Sam to hustle about for money
to buy meal tickets.
OF course, it is fully realized that there's
no use hurting advice AT the big col0red
man, bar al the same time we might re-
mariS ha'd better lay a few nest eggs to
one side for u rainy day. And il he keeps
dissipating the way he is, that rainy day
will come soon. He should also remember
, that his course of conduct has never been
! OF the kind that makes friends that one
can depend upon when he's down and out
N. NMH-. HTf