The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-01
ATIELL SMOTHERS PAL MOORBl
IEiTHERWEIGHT CHAMPION
SHOWS ms rRtE CLASS.
SSnresrs weight to tine Clever Phliasiei.
phia Fighter amt Easily Outpsinss
IiIm only One Round Goes Against
ttrn I'm bout at Fairuione 4. 4.

hampton. in a rather one sided but gruel-
ing ten round glove contest NJ tho Fair
MONT \ {. last night. Pal Moore. the eigh-
.,ru yrnr-oid Philadelphia pugilist. gave u
r .uu"rtui exhibition OF courage. With his
r,.ht cy" closed tight Moore kept on light
100: aGainst tremendous odds until tho
..,Nd that packed the building checred him
unity.
Moore weighed about Ave pounds more
nan the featherweight champion. who
,gNu showed that he IL one OF the greatest
.rIrrs IN the world. lie made Moore look
IKE green novice practically all the way.
h.rtiug him with both hands necessarily
.uth in tho fourth round tho Quaker was
aanCked down with n hard right hand
~wsug on the Jaw. Moore got on one knee
and took u count OF nine before resaninG.
ont Attell did not appear to bs oversnSious
~ finish him then aud there.
As the seventh round opened Moore
allied. His confidence seemed to return
suddenly and he went into fierce mixup.
With a corkins right handler TO tho chin no
hoored Attsn. much to tho surprise OF tho
after. who though only dazsd remained
down until nine" was called by tho referee.
AtteIls defensive tactics thcn came into
play and Moore could not reach him though
ne fought desperately for q knockout.
In q moment Attsll vas himself again. and
by forcing the issue until the round ended
he made the Quaker hack away under .
steady assault. Moore sight whom
he came up for the last round lie had
only good eye and the blood was strsarn-
ing from his nose and mouth. Hnt he
fought Ike young tiger and by punching
Iatter's face With Crimson
Moore made an even break OF the last
tighting instinct. though there wasn't .
chance FOR him to win except by a knock
out blow. and that was impossible because
Attell was ever watChIul for such a walinD.
Attell won easily. hut II Is a question
whether he extended himself To the limit.
task and seemed To he satisfied with vic
tory on scientific points Oi these he had
over he announced that he would -oon be
ready To 30 out OF hr- "ilss to meet Owen
Moran or Nj Wolgusr
iH3 pounds at 10 o clock practically ring
side, weilEhinE,, The beam va. tipped by
over i,S T rounds While tr,eii INSISTED that
he could make tn" i"ath"rw.iEht limit.
I:2. Moor. va, IL couple al inches tsier
and seemed bigger very WAY thnn tueI'
Nonrr entered III" ring hE>t and was
warmly receive n h" quietly look 4 coru"r
handbags "n 'h"tr hands. aud when they
Tine a. -iiy Atlell -hook hands at Il
"',Ioc. after receiving Tbs. usual instrur-
tons from th". r"ii.rce, wiil'nm job
,rtcil oronrd with ~, that was short
H." lHmred ~ uuicSly and they &c hanged
rine out ~ 81. N,tell pu, in rapid hort nr,u
blow. 90 the head Moor" irkip. ht~ 'ltn..
~ getting away Moore di long rang..
s.rrped the l.fr o.cr H. thr neck nna ni-n
shot the right to IN" hear N''.u V'ru Z
swift attack jauuad ~" ro-, ..pI mouth
and Moon. chn,hrd Nnurr'- tets dr., 70
drop ot blon6 .rum \t''lE, nuuh .i-l
before III" Ua'' rang itr' u n7t rh" r"und
>"cnnd Round .io"rs dTpr" 'nr l"lt 10
the neck l"i hlo. k,.d rush %. Ntell
Atta!i came Egnln and the Quaker 'UIysi 4
To - ,ituch In another u.'.uv Moore
iRn.is-l l"I' and right - ~" Iav. hu' lid
body With Iapid blow Moot" '"pnt.rnG
sttSly On the neck N'ih ~" i"i thou [,
Att.il cut l"n~r '''tN ,oli.'v ~ blow 'hI'
landed N 40" it'' rad ~'omp''h - >r,n T
manner thGt Moore was UuESi'"t he 4
uIak"r ho,l!. ..H' .'-'i, oE' 90 lu" utrrr .
IVA, he. <'uo1 'r~r AIT h"ns"i 10" '".' '"
tn- en- N'-l bad tho r"unI B.. '..i"
ThrI Round Har'r ul'" rnr,.. h.t.
LETT in the riho and u 'pre. ~ sinr - al.En'
haif cInch ,tTriI hookeL ho,h h.,n.- 80 NJ.
head Then ~ ~t"osi sill anI l"' Nun'"
wallop hum ~ IN" rcrk. N.rf 'hai Nt.sil !
OuAker's right eye swelling ittell forced
the hght all the way 10 the bell AMI had ~
lopnd 80 much IN hi ia'ot that h'> friends
F%nr.h Round y ,rteIl crr," clos" With /
with a -olid ixht N't"ll stuck 10 hirn md
with "A terrific TIght hand swing On the 80 /
When Moor gHr no h. va- bleeding from I
the moss but steady on hl- pms Att"ii I
Jumped IN with "a nerC" alta X. ioor- hght- 3
ing back desperately and finally 'hnching.
AIt@lI then let NJ IN hrs assault and Moore !
went 10 his corner tn recover at ts- -o',nd
Il the bell Att-ii- round.
Fii,h Roun ttt"li put tho lef' on the .
llama g-d eye starter. Ju"is stool
Away and bowel at long range until itt-lI :
ru-hsi ~. go, ~ o left 70 the b" H. Moor" ,
then mixing ~ Moor" nut som" steam INTO /
ni- punches. pat lac ~as e." -lo" 20 break I,
i",nJei and iabhci Moore into knot. land
~ when anl Wn"r" h" pleased Moon" PIT .
p M nii o. @sm %1 rs!l'; r1nni by a n.i-
~.NJh Hound Moor"'s eye war cl' sing |
'Hp'. an,i. Win inorr let's and sh.aed gum
'vorou-iy Moore AZ long range. made
.'o'-i use Of hi- roach. but his punche.
orr. IN. points rather lightly for a moment
unrii Moore sent over a har,i lett 20 the jaw:
ter ,hIn before lie drew the blood /
rom AttelI'S nos and Tas hari at work
-~y.rth Round Moor-'s riVh, .y. was
,.,,-.,i ugh aud swollen abnorlnally Attell |
,fna ~ With NOR" lrff-, but suddenly Moore
-Ior the night over ~ the chm and shocked
,uut of min. and when he got up he kept |
nay for a moment heb he renewed his
' ,sSS. untI Moore cov"r.d w and
u,h.d. Moor br"akins away iand"!
...,.'-,-.V.. 10 the end. The round vas IN
.f.p..'- favor ny snail dNantag" a.
l'frl finished strongly after III" knock
a..
I,yh-h Round Attell vas very deliberate
... H.. ,t.a..k He OatboNsd Moore. landing !
al dasv.rour swings. Then AtteIl began |
... fynt faster Moore King IT RaInely. |
'''.l Kept up mis- assault With 80 much !
..i that he fairly -mothered Moo-. with .
.. ..t,hs- W. the Quaker did NOT finch [
f.,-a moment lie tried 10 get over one good !
.. A.. an To the Jaw. but Attell was on the /
'..I Tnr n anu Moore could de- nothing I
I,, N.,. suarrInR for wind when time |
"a. railad AtlsIi, round
I.,'' Eourd Ait.lI quickly put a left '
t he -tor1a,h and followed with fast !
.,.-. OF -hoEt arm blows that made Pa
r..rc,f Moore on the ropes. suddenly /
p. 4. ed and reached the law with a solid
III AttnIl got him on the ropes again and ,
o.. md .r.fn there under fierce attack.
Moore allied with hard swings but he was !
~! hind and Attsli rocked him with heavy |
.r.g-h.- on the neck and Jaw. Attel
ifl nut ~ all over the Quaker. and the
,rtcr wa bleeding from IN. hose ana
mouth hen b. went 10 his corner