Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-21
CARL HEALEY IS
ROCKED TO SLEEP
BY BUDDY FAULKES
Negro Shows That He is a
Fighter OF Great
Promise.

w the 'l speed a'''p and i's accuracy that thar
characterized his rating as be-
| ing one of the best bantamweights the
game ever produced, Buddy Faulkes,
! the local negro wonder, after admins
| tering a severe lacing to Carl Healey,
! knocked the once local peerless wonder
senseess in the third round of their
! scheduled ten-round bout at the Nc
Guigan A. G. last night. Faulkes left
no question of doubt as to his su-
periority over ,Healy. Judging from
appearances, Iealey had failed to prop
erly prepare himself for the mill, there
| fore his defeat.
Taking advantage of Healey's inabl-
| ity to deliver blows with telling effect
while at close range, Faulkes prac-
tically took the lead at the start of the
| bout and maintained 1t comfortably
! until the finish
| The negro, although outweighed by
Healey perhaps ten pounds handed him
lacing that will long be remembered
! by the latter. Had his condition been
the same as Faulkes's the result of the
bout might have been somewhat differ
ent.
Il
ner in the second round and worried
Healey with his lightning delivery of
blows Healey was still playing for the
body, but missed many attempts to
score
Faullles was landing telling punches
to the head and body repeatedly.
Faulkes worked the one-two punch to
perfection and was weakening Carl
with his punches
His punches seldom missed their
mark. The round ended with Forbes
having comfortable lead.
| Instructed by Marty Rowan to fight
Healey at long range, Faulkes gave a
marvellous exhibition of delivering
blows with speed and accuracy Healey
was trying Vanly to reach his oppo-
nent with a telling blow, but his efforts
proved fruitless.
! Healey finally worked in close to
Faulkes and whipped home a terrific
right hand punch to the jaw Healey S
followers cheered. The blow, however.
proved his undoing Faullkes. with fire
in his eyes. iaobed Healey to the ropes
with a volley Of right and left swings
to the head that never missed their
mark Healey showed signs of weak
ening He was smiling that sick smile.
FaulSes never let him set himself.
and kept sending nome fierce hook
and swings to the head. Finally Healey
was able to steady himself by clinch-
| ing.
Breaking Faulkes set himself and
sent home a fierce right to the jaw.
| Iealey was raised fully a foot and a
half from the floor, his head hitting as
he fell He lay motionless as Nc
| Guigan tolled off the fatal count. Carl
recovered somewhat and staggered TO
his corner 1t was announced that only
| five seconds remained of the round,
but by actual count the round had only
gone two minutes. Tom Messenger,
| Healey's manager delivered stimu-
ants to Carl and insisted that they
fight another round. Healey recuper-
ated somewhat and was sent against
| his master again. He rallied some
what. and attempted to reach Faulke S
with body punches. He failed, how
ever Faukes. standing off, met
Healeys rush with a terrific left hand
punch that landed squarely on the
Jaw. His head hit the floor and he re-
NAMED resting on his neck and knees.
pitiable sight. His seconds carried
him to his corner where he revived
somewhat