The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-02
Moore Wins Easily
 Over Tommy Maloney
Kid Alberts Smothers Mick ey Devine Y ang r Knocks Out Williams.

Pal Moore the shifty lightweight
 from Philadelphia, made Tommy Ma l loney play the part of "come on' Tn 1 their ten round bout last night at the | Olympic A. C. At no stage of the bat I tie was Maloney prominent except as i a punching bag. Pal would stick over 1 that persistent left repeatedly and had Maloney wondering where the next blow was coming from.
 After obtaining a good lead in the first three rounds Moore seemed to be
 under a strong pull. He refused to take advantage of many openings and just took pleasure in annoying Ma loney with right body wallops. He would then shift his attack with his left. In the seventh round Moore let loose a few kinks and had Maloney
 staggering around like a chip on the
 ocean. .
 In the eighth and ninth he slammed
 a few stingers over on MT. Maloney and the West Slider was barely able to stay those sessions. Maloney started the battle on rough basis. He rush ed Moore to the ropes in the first the ropes. In the same period he wrestled Moore to his knees. Then Moore took the lead and never gave Maloney a peep-in. MalOney at times tried to beat Moore at infghting. Just a grievous error, for Moore worked his snort IeIC upperCuI so OIIen that after four rounds Maloney kept back ing away.
 Moore went into the fray at min- ute's notice. Tommy Murphy was to have fought Maloney, but was taken ill and Moore was substituted. If the Quaker City lad had prepared for the battle Maloney would have lasted about five rounds and therefore es- capped much walloping.
 New York, March 2-K1d Alberts us- ed Mickey Devine as a chOpping block last night in a ten round bout at the Sharkey A. c. Alberts had all the bet ter of the ten sessions and almost had his opponent out when the final gong rang. Devine although possessed of handy wallop in either hand, was un- able to land often enough on Alberts to do any damage. Mickey made re- peated rushes in an effort to land the punch soporific but Alberts met his rushes with straight left jabs, which rocked Mickey from head to foot. Alberts, besides using his left jab with telling effect, frequently crossed a right over to Mickey's jaw, sending Devine's head back every time the blow landed.
 In the fifth and sixth rounds Alberts did his best work. In those sessions he waded into his opponent and land ed often enough to send Mickey to his corner at the end of both rounds in a groggy condition. In the fifth ses- sion, Mickey started proceedings by landing a hard left on Alberts' jaw. As Alberts tried to sidestep a right swing Devine shifted and hooked a right to the jaw. Alberts then sailed into Mickey and handed him a terrific beating. After jabbing Mickeys head with straight lefts nine times he feint: ed with his left and made Devine fall --. 41x Devine caught AlbertS with wild swing after a break from clinch, cut ting his lower lip, and causing the claret to flow freely. Devine was tir- ed when the gong sounded.
 In the sixth session Alberts contin- ued his work of the previous session, and had his opponent well in when the round ended. Mickey made a grand rally in the seventh session and land ed often on Alberts' body. Alberts was forced to hold in this session. The last two rounds belonged to Alberts, Mickey being unable to land an effec- tive blow.
 New York, March 2-Before a crowd of gilded youths, who comprise the New York Sporting club, Benny Yang CT. the veteran lightweight put 'Bull'' Williams to sleep in two rounds last evening. This association, which is known as the Millionaires' Sporting club, refuses to allow the hoi polloi to mix in at their entertainments and only allows the elect to view the frays. The glistening array of open face suits did not bother Yanger any after hostilities started.
 The veteran started pell mell after his opponent, and in the first round had "Bull' feeling like a calf In the next session Yanger feinted with his rieht and then sent his left to the body with all his force. Williams was lifted clean off the floor by the wallop and dropped down to the mat frap- ed The members then drifted to the street. called their autos and disan-