The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-16
IN NEW YORK'S BLOODIEST
 BATTLE FLYNN EATERS
 NORRIS FACE TO A PULP

Round s-Morris landed four short rights To head without a return. Then Flynn l forced the big fellow to his knees with | left and right to body and a right oveI to the jaw. Flynn kept working into the body with both hands and Morris sent three short right hand punches to She head. Morris forced Flynn to the ropes at the bell.
 Round EFlynn at close quarters kept | digging both hands to the body and got over a right hook to the left eye. Mor- his laid on the small man fighting hard l for the body and neck. Flynn, with a left hook and right uppercut opened a gash over the right eye. Morris forced Flynn around with his weight and Flynn was bleeding from the mouth at the bell Morris face was fearfully marked up and he bled profuseIy Round 5-Morris put four lefts and tights to head. but Flynn hooked and uppercu, on the body and head with good effect. Flynn drove two straight lefts to the nose. Morris held and Flynn fell in close. He drove Morris back with two lefts and right 10 the face. Flynn had Morris bleeding freely al the call of time
 Round 6-F'lynn kept tearing at the face with left uppercuts and just missed, q right swing for the jaw. Morris landed heavy short arm blows on the head and body. Then Flynn opened mp and shot an
 
 hard left hook, Both of Morris eyes were almost closed when he went to his cor ner
 Round They fought at close range again and Flynn took lot of punish ment to get in his hook. Both men were covered with blood from Morris face Flynn let Morris beat him on the head and face, but sent back some facers with both hands. Both men were weak at the bell.
 Round S-Both men used the same tac- tics at close quarters. with Flynn having the better of the exchanges. Morris forced Flynn across the ring. but Flynn shook him up with a left hook. Morris sent right and left to body standing Flynn up straight at the gong
 Round 9-Both tried left swings with out result. Morris jabbed right and Flynn hooked his left to head. being willing to take punch In order to send one back. They were fighting hard at the bell.
 Round 10-After shaking hands they ex- changed heavy body blows. Flynn sent right to the jaw and Morris clinched. Flynn forced matters. landing two left hand uppercuts. Morris was hanging on, using his weight, but Flynn kept boring in. hooking hard lefts, and they were locked in hard mixup when the gong sounded.
 The popular opinion was that Flynn had won handily, and, considering the diff ference in size and weight. had fought wonderfully clever battle.
 Morris face was badly cut and bat tered, while Flynn only showed a bump over the left eye. Flynn was loudly cheered as he left the ring.
 New York. September 15.-"The people have shown that they want boxing in this state," said Governor Dix here to- day. There has been such a growing de- mand for it that the state was forced to recognize 1t and make laws regulating the sport. If the law is not adequate to deal with the situation It will have to be amended"
 The governor was inclined to blame the police for the confusion at the first bout under the Frawley law in Madison Square Garden.