The sun., 1909-02-20

Drscoll duckei and then landed a left
with straight lefts in the face and ducked
away from rush, Attell came close with a
right swing and as Driscoll sidestepped Abe
close again and Driscoll Jsbbed him In the
Ih2uth WITH left, at the same time blocking
an hard swing for the jaw. Driscoll put IN
mead back with a jerk. They were in a
clinch at the bell. Driscoll's round.
boSd Sei9md hHd R9n1Indhtiel nInl opened with left
coll Tented with the right and put the left
on the mouth, httell missed two swings
Tor the jaw as yem DANCED away. Attell
but they were either blocked or sidestepped,
Drlscol then put the left twice to the mouth
ana ana AItell, coming TO close quarters,
tttell stuck to his man and iabbed him In
ne nose and mouth until Driscoll clinched
at,eil was forcing 1t at the bell 1t was
Third Round Roth men we're very fast,
Attell began forcing II at once, but Driscoll
stepped s1s,p away. Then Jen danced 10 with a
peppered him in the face with, rapid left
hand labs. Driscoll stepped back, then
waded in with alacrity and reached the
DTjsco got his right % over to the Jaw Jaw 'TR Then
ing win great sEIl. Finally he swung a
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Atteli was stalling at tho gong. Driscoll
Tonrth, Round Driscol opened with a
was Jared. briscoil Jumped in with a left
OF the mouth and Attel mixed i, then
put in another solid left which cut Attell's
right eye, Driscoll was so fast that the
American nissed half 2 dozen swings,
him on with more abs on the damaged eve.
Driscoll was hitting up the pace when time
was Ilp and had the round.
Drscoll driving him to the ropes in a rush,
Attell rushed himself then and Driscoll got
away quickly; As Atteli ducked into, "a
neys Driscoll lodged and ducked beautl-
fully after that and then jabbed Atteii
Twice n the rapidly, closing optic. Attsl
10 the jaw. Driscoll danced In a corner. then
stepped away from another jaw blow. Dris-
col again jigged with his feet for moment
Auell ran into mixup at the bell Driscoll
yi1ih Round. As pHtt 81 ied I'D Wit f H. left
on the eye. Then the .Briton shot a left
TO the jaw and Attell clinched. Driscoll
tried right for the head, but Attell ducked
and then rushed into a clinch. Attel did
some clever jabbnR on his own account
after that but his blows lacked effectiveness
stepped close with a left on the ear Dris-
coll used his feet aft er that and kept sparring
at his leisure until the bell sent the men
TO their corners. This round was about
even.
Seventh Round Attell began with a hard
right 10 the head. Driscoll punching him
spared moment. Attell missing a right
by yard as Driscoll stepped back. Attell
then shot hot left to the face and Driscoll
was Jared TO the heels, But he got into
a N than
Attell had hit him low, but the referee
n 9e9 %n9 go e PHI SGss
the bell tolled. This was Attell's round.
Eighth Round -Attell put light left
on the eye as they came up and priscoll
and Attell forcing his. man to the ropes
reached the neck and ear with swings.
tI'e mi missed terrific terrific right for for the jaw
the mouth in return before Driscoll ski pped
away. Both jabbed with effect the next
mS%en AND Tdo A ncSs. sns s sa sf Sh to res ss
hands hammered the body. When they
were clear DriscoIl outfoucht his man to
the bell p Driscoll had the round; ,o
left TO the eye. priscoll danced away from
amGther rush and then stepped IN Nth isl
with two lefts to the face. but Driscoll
hustled him into a clinch. A. close quarters
DrlsColl punCne1 httelIs = tnoutn. eye ana !
from a hard .wallop for the Jaw; Atell
blocked a body blow and 40 did Driscoll.
Attell tried the left for the head. but IL was
short and Driscoll nailed him on the eye
clnch at the bell; Driscolf had the round
Tenth Round Driscolls rush was blocked;
Attell then spared for an opening, and
Driscoll jsbbed him in the mouth, Dris-
coll was there again with lefts In the face,
and Atten got into a fast mixup. Driscoll
having the better Of it, At close quarters
both landed face blows, Driscoll putting
in hook under the jaw. that made Attell
came faster until Attell clinched and rushed |
him in a corner. 1t was priscoll's round
and fight In the opinion Of a majority OF
competent Judges. After the bout the men
shook. hands cordially. There was no
hard feeling.
As Jim Buckley did not care TO referee
the preliminary bouts John White entered |
the ring in that capacity. The first battle
was between frankie Maher and Terry
Brooks. scheduled 10 60 six rounds.
Brooks made a chopping block Of Maher
from the first sound OF the gong and in
the third round the referee stopped pro-
when Maher was practically
all in
The second pair were George Hoey and
Young Jimmy Britt. who came on for
another six round miSup. Britt was
a powerful hitter for little man and had
the blood flowing from Hoey's mouth
in the frst round. In the second round
could not put his man away. Hoev
braced in the third round. and with
straight lefts in the face he stood OF Britts
r1lshes. The latter was bit weary from
his own efforts when the bell sounded.