Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-03

| ed. He landed several effective rights
to the Jaw but Turner had the advan-
tage at the gong. The fourth round was
fully up to the standard they had set
and was characterized by some fast
milling and effective .walloping. Tur-
ner led in this line and scored the
more effective points and easily earned
the decision.
The fourth Of the four-round bouts
was scheduled between Kid Adams and
Young Sharkey, but Sharkey could
not keep the engagement, and Bubbles
Robinson was substituted. Sharkey
could not pass the required physical
examination. After about two minutes
of effort, in which Bubbles hit Adams
at will and showed clearly that the
white boy had no chance to win.
Matchmaker Hancock ordered Referee
Blake to stop the fight. Bubbles was
too clever for Adams.
The final four-round bout was be-
tween Young Kaufman and Dwight
Van. The preceding bouts had been
so interesting and exciting that the
fans were in a good humor when they
entered the ring. They weighed about
$50 pounds. Van is shot-putter on the
l.. A. high team. They surely famed
into each other at the gong and
swapped fierce wallops with such light
n1nglfke rapidity that 1t seemed the
bout would end before another gong.
Kaufman fully sustained his name
by putting Van down three times. and
when the round ended Van was hang
ing on the ropes and nearly out. After
half minute Of fierce slugging in the
second round Kaufman caught Van
with a swinging right to the jaw that
put him down for the full count After
being counted out Van tried to rise.
but fell again.
Sullivan Whips Dougherty
The semi-windup was scheduled as
ten-round bout between frankie Sulli-
van and Hobo Dougherty. Sullivan is
| the boy who gave Young Terry Nc
Govern such a tough fight recently.
while Dougherty had been whipping ali
his opponents by the decision route
They fought like a pair of wildcats
all through the opening round. with Sui
llYan having shade, but a slight one.
at the gong. Dougherty cut Sullivan
on the nose with wild right swing
ana drew first blood. The second round
was even better than the first. and
WhlIe Dougherty made an improved
showing Sullivan had the shade He
showed to better advantage in the
rlght-and-left slugging in which they
lndulged at frequent intervals, although
Dougherty landed many effective blows
~ AAAo ONAA c1GCOull OOuSHGTIY mace
the mistake Of trying to slug with Sui
ifvan in the third round and got the
worst OF it, as the race track boy al
ways came out of the slugging bees
with all the honors. Dougherty was
very tired at the gong.
Dougherty sustained a. great amount
of punishment in the fourth round and
Sullivan fattened his batting average
materially. He hammered Dougherty
all over the ring, never giving him a
| chance to rest or set himself, and had a
big lead at the gong. Sullivan con-
t1nued to pile up points in the fifth and
had Dougherty very tired and sore at
the end. Sullivan hammered Dougherty
in the mouth, on the nose, in the eyes.
to the ribs and all over the body and
never stopped hitting until the round
ended.
Sullivan went even faster and more
| effectively in the sixth than in the pre-
ceding fast round and administered
severe punishment without effective re-
turn. He chased Dougherty all over
the ring and kept up an incesSant fire
of rights and lefts to head and body
| that Stung
Dougherty woke up in the seventh
and did his most effective work, hav-
ing slight margin at the gong. He
caught Sullivan hard one to the Jaw
that wobbled the race track boy to his
| AAAASCDs OON liz ACCONSICQ QUICKLY anu
made fast finish. Sullivan went at
full speed in the eighth and put up
such a whirlwind battle that he made
| Dougherty seek cover and cIinches for
defense. Early in the round Sullivan
| opened cut on Dougherty's ear thai
caused the blood to flow freely.
| Dougherty tried to make &: rally in
the ninth and fought well, but SulIi-
van overwhelmed him with steady
and fast volley of rights and lefts to
head and body that caused Dougherty
to wobble several times. When they
advanced to the center for the start of
the tenth round Dougherty put out his
hands for the usual shake, but Sullivan
cut loose with a right swing to the jaw
and was hissed for his action. Dough-
erty made a good finish, but the lead
was too great for him to overcome, and
Sullivan easily earned the decision.
Jeffries Gets Ovation
With the preliminaries out of the
way, the fans began to call for the
main event boys and took out their