Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-09-16

! Flynn dug his fists into the short big fellow seemed to be intent on was tearing Flynns guard away and soaking the fireman with an upper cut hard enough to topple the Pueblo man, but the chance never came. And for that matter, It Is doubtful If Nor l ris had the necessary strength to iuflict any punishing during the last round or two during the combat
 But pluck and assimilation such as fe possessed 1t is more probable that Morris will keep on at the box ling game He has the fighters tenn perament to begin with. He will have to learn some of the tricks of the trade and will have to train himself , to weigh where he will register a point at least 20 pounds less than he did tonight.
 Flynn put up really wonderfully contest It so happended that the Sapulpa mans superior statute was in Flynn's favor, as it permitted Flynn to make a target of Morris face without seeing it. But whether any other man of Flynn's inches could have done so well under such circum- stances is doubtful. It was probably the greatest contest of Flynn's car ger and it will no doubt cause him to become drawing card
 Fight by Rounds.
 First Round-Morris missed with a left. Flynn closed in and they hung together and punched. White broke them and Morris got in right up- percut They clnched and fought again at close quarters. Flynn caught Morris with a left hook on the jaw when they broke away. White broke them apart from two or three clln- ches. Morris best blow was a right
 hook to the body and Flynn's left
 Morris nose was bleeding. He kept using his short right on Flynn's face and Flynn paid him back With over
 hand lefts They were clinging to- gether most of the time and blood
 from Morris mouth was dripping over Hymns shoulder They were clinch- ed at the bell. There was nothing to choose.
 Second Round-Flynn jumped to quarters, using the left and Morris
 poked away with right. They
 swung around holding and hammer
 ing each other till White parted them.
 Morris occasionally hammered on
 Flynns back with his right. Flynn
 went to his knees in rush. They
 closed together and held on, Morris using his right and Flynn hooking
 with both hands. Morris mouth bled afresh from overland lefts. It was all clinch work, Morris putting all his force into right uppercuts, while Flynn with his head planted against Norris breast did overland work
 with both hands. Morris learned his weight on Flynn, forcing his to his
 knees. They were up and fighting , at the bell. Norris went to his cor. weight with his right eye closed. It , looked none too good for the Sapul- pa giant.
 Third Round-Flynn rushed in with left on the stomach and they chinch. 7 ed at the ropes, fighting over to mid | ring, Morris using his right upper
 cuts and Flynn bringing the blood [ with overland lefts. Then Flynn be- gan to shoot in right uppercuts. He ! tilted the giants head several times y with it and Morris dropped to his
 knees as he swung around. They , closed in again and fought savagel3 while hanging together. Flynn pep f pered Morris big stomach. Flynn & was getting the better of the gian1
 with overland lefts and rights wher I the gong rang.
 Fourth Round-Mbrris missed 9 with a right for the head as the. f closed. Flynn tilted the big fellowi $ head with left hooks and smotheret Morris with upercuts. Flynn thel O stood off and let go a vicious righ 1t for the jaw. It. glanced off Morris q shoulder and did r b harm. The : closed in again and Hymns left Q handlers caused Norris face to puf f Flynn was the surer hitter and tn f Sapulpa mans face was unlOvely t a look at. Flynn rested up occasional . ly and allowed Morris to punch at hi If forearms, then Flynn cut loose wit g renewed energy. A worst punishe x, face than that of Morris was neve q seen in a prize ring