Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-06-02

Flynn and Sullivan entered the ring
in quick succession at 1910. Flynn
was CARRIED in his old time red bath
robe and Sullivan wore the plain
tights.
Billy Papke was introduced and re-
ceived a storm of cheers and then Ely
ton quickly called the men into the
center of the ring. In Montana's cor
ner were Bill Aldrich, Willie Mack,
Dave Renne and Hobo Dougherty-
Backing Flynn were Jim Smith, Herb
White. King Hogan and Johnny Wal
tiers. Flynn looked fat and outweighed
his thinner opponent.
Montana rushed first in the open
ing round. Sullivan tossed Flynn's
head repeatedly, but neither did much
damage. Jim opened the second with
a rush and furious rally in a neutral
corner, but Montana replied with a
smile. Flynn rooted all during the
round, getting to Sullivans mid Sec
ton.
In the third. after a short mixup,
Flynn shot over a wildly aimed left
that caught Sullivan going away and
rolled him over on the floor the cow
boy taking a good count Flynn dove
in to finish it. but was unable to PEN
citrate through the maze of long arms.
Montana started to play a safe game
in the fourth round and stung Flynn
several times with long jabs to the
face and wind Flynn did little eff
fective work and it was Montana's
round, though the Pueblan was always
on the aggressive.
Montana slipped and fell and Jim
helped him up in the first of the fifth,
Jack ran away and finally Jim stood
and waited for him. Flynn had this
round all the way, doing the only eff
fectiVe work
Montana sidestepped Flynn's rushes
and ducked under, sliding along the
ropes Finally Flynn caught him run
ming away and hit him in the back of
the neck, sending the cowboy across
the ring. Flynn, Disguised at Jack S
rearward tactics, laid his guard open,
but Jack could not sting him. Flynn
seemed unable to hit clearly. Jim
was blowing hard when the round
ended and plainly showed lack Of con-
dition.
Sullivan stood up and took the gaff
in the seventh and outlaced the fire
man in frequent exchanges. Flynn
could not reach the elusive Montanan,
and In a smuggling rally at the end of
the round Jack actually outhit Jim.
In the eighth Sullivan stepped
around his man and iabbed with his
left. Flynn followed him around the
ring, but grew wild from the solid
blows the fastener, who for the first
time developed a wallop. The round
was all in Sulllvan's favor.
Sullivan came up perfectly cool In
the ninth. Flynn was blowing like. a
porpoise and took several fast jolts to
the jaw. Flynn TANNED Montana in
the nose and pushed him down, but
CALAMITY lifted him up again. They
did little work in this round beyond a
punch to Sullivans nose, which
brought tricllle of blood.
III. I1th Ina
the pace Flynn determined to land a
knockout and Jack sparring for a
clean break. F. mn made a wild fin
ish. At the bell they fell through the
ropes following fierce maullng match,
Flynn injuring his leg severely. Jim
had to be assisted UP town after the
battle and the rumor spread that his
leg was broken. but it proved incor-
rect.
Webster Earns Decision
Fighting" Danny Webster and AL
Emmick preceded the heavy lads in the
ring for their 10-round argument for
the featherweight Pacific coast cham
pionship. Both boys were heartily
greeted. Danny getting a big cheer.
True to his promise, Webster jumped
from his corner in the first. and after
the hand shake sailed in. The first
round was a fast session, both men dis
playing a world of speed and vim,
fighting like little demons. In the sec
ond the men brought blood with stiff
exchanges to the mouth, and at the
ropes Danny almost dropped Emmicl1
with short right to the chin. These
clever lads forgot their science in the
bitterness of the mill and slugged It
out. Danny was the aggressor in this
period.
Fmmick rushed Webster to the ropes
when the bell in the third rang. They
Rugged and rammed each other in the
stomach, both finally falling together.
webster laid back his right for a sleep