New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-09
Spectators Applaud Gameness.

The kid" was aware of dull sense of
relief when the bell changed announcing
the end of the Aght. He went 10 his cor
ger. allowed his seconds TO take the gloves
from his hands. and then ducked under
the ropes and out Of the ring. As he
walked down the rows of spectators and
heard the shouts attesting his gameness In
the ring he bowed and smiled through his
bruised and bloody face lie had fought a
good fight and he knew it. But the other
man had beaten him.
After being taken to his dressing room
kid" Bolte dressed himself and prepared
to leave the clubhouse. He started TO bend
over TO lace one of his shoes and collapsed.
His seconds and handlers ran 10 him and
picked him up. thinking the oppressive
heat was responsible for his condition.
Bolte, however. showed evidences of hay
Ing a more serious trouble than heat pros
ration. He was unable TO stand on his
feet and seemed 10 be overcome with
drowsiness.
Seeing that their man was not getting
stronger. HE hackers called an ambulance
from the Coney Island Hospital. When
the surgeon had examined the kid he
gave it as his opinion that the heat was
responsible for the fighters condition
Bolte remained at the club
Thinking II was only question Of time
before the beaten man would recover his
friends carried him to a garage in the rear
IF the clubhouse and ministered to him
as best they could. While they were
grouped about the pugilist. Patrolman
o'Donnell az the Conev Island station,
happened along and inquired the reason
for the situation. The Kids" condition
ed him 10 call the ambulance again from
The hospital. and the prizehghter was re-
moved TO that institution
Placed on Operating Table,
After Bote had been placed on the
operating table, il was learned that he
rss probably suffering from a fractured
skull q broken nose and conclusion Of the
brain. lie remained unconscious for a
ong time while the police went out to
ook for Fighting Jack Lundy, the man
who Is held responsible for Bolte's condi-
ton.
Yesterday morning the detectives as
signed to arrest Lundy found their man
asleep at his home, No S52 East 4st street.
Brooklyn Lundy, who is twenty four
years old and married. was greatly sur
vorised when told on what charge he WAS
Zwanted lie said Bolte seemed TO he I'm
good shape when he left the ring Lundy
was taken 10 the bedside Of Bolte, who
had by this time rcgained consciousness.
Stories differ as 10 what happened when
he two men faced each other ia the hos
bital. one version of the meeting was
hat the kid" identified Lundy as the
man whom he had battled with 50 fercely
he night before. Others said that he re-
FUSED 10 incrlminate Lundy as the man re-
hponsible for his injuries
Whatever the facts, Lundy was held
without bail to await the result of the
Kids injuries. Bolte. who lives at No.
Is Gravesend avenue Brooklyn, is twenty
NO years old and married. It was said
asst night that he and Lundy met to set
D, an old grudge when they entered the
ing on Friday night
At the Coney Island Hospital last night
was said that Boltc was progressing as
avorably as could be expected but that
is chances for life could not be deter
mined for twenty-four hours.