The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-16
WHITE HOPE"
 ELIMINATED
Pueblo Fireman Beats Would be "Hope" All Around the Ring De- SA spite Great Difference
 In Their Size.
CARL MORRIS, OKLAHOMA GIANT MAKES SORRY SHOWING IN
 FIGHT WITH FLYNN.

Madison Square Garden, New York. Sept. 15.-Jim Flynn the Pueblo fire lman, fought a winning ten round ter lrific battle with Carl Morris, the gigantic heavyweight of Oklahoma. at the Madison Square Garden to- might. At the end the Oklahoma lman's face was battered to pulp, while Flynn was unmarked save for a lump over the left eye.
 As a possible "whiss hopev flor championship class recognition, Nor ris is failure. He had nearly 50 pounds in weight and five inches in height over the Pueblo man, but he failed to daze Flynn at any stage. Morris really had only one round, the third. In all others Flynn was the master. All through the fight, Morris kept using his great weight and strength to weaken Flynn, but the latter invariably had the better of all the close work. His left hooks and jabs soon set the blood flying and at all times he was willing to take punishment to send back worse than he got.
 Morris landed many hard leGts and rights in every round, but Flynn seemed to be imperyious to the lgruelling he got. It was the blood fest fight ever seen in tIhis city and many of the spectators around the lringside were astonished at the sta lmina of both men, which carried them at a wonderfully fast pace through out.
 There was no denying the verdict of the on-lookers as 10 who had won for Flynn was cheered vociferously as inc followed his seconds to the dress Ing room while only pity was express- ed for the western giant.
 Among the spectators in the ring side boxes, were Senator Frawley author of the present boxing law and | d party or lrlends.
 During the seventh round he ex- claimed, Stop it; Stop it." to Ref cree Charley White but the latter either did not, or would not hear.
 The Fight By Rounds.
 Round i; Morris hit for head, but missed. Morris was cautioned for holding. Morris sent in a right up- Ipercut and Flynn hooked left to the body. The big man drove Flynn to ltlse ropes. but Flynn came back with llefts to line jaw. They clinched fre- quently but Flynn put right and left Ito body with Morris throwing his weight on him. Flynn's left hand hand hooks drew blood from Norris mouth. Morris in all landed three right hand uppercuts before the bell.
 Round 2: They went to close quar- ters and again Flynn uppercutting with lefts on body and neck. Nor ris sent right and left to the body IFlynn tried right swing and slipped Ito floor. Again he slipped in the sa- ae way and then they fought at c.ose quarters, with Flynn keaping his lett working up to the face. Nor Iris right eye was closed at the bell.
 Round 3: Morris landed four hort rights to head without re- surn. Then Flynn forced the big fel- How to his knees with left and right Ito body and a right over to the jaw Flynn kept working into the body with both hands and Morris sent back three short right hand punch es to the head. Morris forced Flynn Ito the ropes at the bell
 Round Flynn at close quarters kept digging both hands to the body and got a right hook to the left eye. Morris laid on the smaller lman fighting hard for the body and meek. Flynn with q left hook and right uppercut opsued a gash over the right eye. Morris forced Flynn around with his weight and Flynn was bleeding from the mouth at tho bell. Morris face was fearfully marked up and he hled profasely at the call of time.
 Round 5 Norris put four lefts and rights to head but Flynn hooked an upper cut on the body and head with jgood effect. Flynn drove two s-raight lefts to the nose. Morris held anu Flynn fell in close. He drove Mor- ris back with two lefts and q right