The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-01

6e!l Mcfarland sho, IL lwo Terrific
pnacnes TO the Jaw and stomach
ROUND ..
| Murphy was willing and drove baro
rlSIt and left to the stomach McFar-
land uppcrcut 10 tile stomach. then shot
/ ms right Thrice Ia the jaw and brought
! his left against tic stomach with re
sounding -, wbacll. McEarland's arms
worked like hails IN a mix Murphy
landed several punches To tho face, onc
lands left cye. McFar!nnd's rouno.
however.
ROUND 10.
Mcfarland opened with lot 10 the
stomach. Murphy sent straight left to
! tho face and startled Mcfarland by send
| Ing two straight lefts To tie stomach
and the crowd Chccrcd Murphy" shot his
left TO the face. bat Mcfarland stag
WALTON to the mouth. causing his man
90 spit blood. Murphy fought back
viciously.
They millcd vcously against the
ropes. with Murphy. landing powerful
! right and lett short-a iots on the
stomach. Mcfarland Strengthening up.
swung several times with right aud left
! and landed on the jaw without opposi
! ton. Both fought willingly, and Murphy,
| breaking from u Clnch. forced Mcfarland
! across the ropes with half dozen hard
stomach wallops. Ii was Murphys best
showing and he had the hono,s OF the
/ round.
ROUND l.,
Mcfarland in this round displayed won
derful clcverness. both in offense and dc
| fense They battled about the ring and
Murphy almost fell through the ropes
from The effect of his fruitless but vicious
attack, Mcfarland sla GScred his man
on breakawaN with 2. series Of lefts
and nights TO the Jaw. Murphy was Wis
ibly hurt but fought back with rare de-
termination, The bell closed with the
round III McFarand's favor
ROUND lS.
Mcfarland opened up wIckedly land
: ing solid right TO the face following
IL with three similar blows. Then Muir
famous body assaults, Mcfarland land
ing against the ropes. They exchanged
lace punches and the round ended with
ROUND H.
After q. savage set-to Mcfarland all but
uoored his man with hard left 10 the
Jaw, which was followed with another
,eit TO the pit Of the stomach. lie
landed twice ON the face. All this. how
ever. failed to check the Harlemte's tur-
nnlcnt lighting spirit, and the crowd
cheered MN, McfarlandS $ round.
ROUND 10.
Mcfarland almost sent Murphy through
the ropes with right To the stomach
and left to the eye. the latter blow OMEN
ing wide cash from which blood came
again All but sent the practically defense
less Murphy off the pla tform Clincing
rIh,n rn ms ,,ad adntagonst, Murphy received ter
splitting blood. Mcfarland had all the
better OF il,
ROUND 16
Mcfarland seemed 10 be looking for a
knockout punch. but there was no OPEN
man with left and right jolts to The face
and stomach, and Murphy clinched Muir
ply took further hard punishment un-
i,n,chhlnsIy. ,i, ing and got in one good facer
! just before the bell rang.
ROUND H.
They mixed it against the ropes. and
| ailrr Mcfarland had landed twice ON
| The face, Murphy rushed him against tho
EGTSs i,Id% and Y1.'a put n Two nowerful body
across Tho ring, landing right and left
on the body. Murphy then uppcrcut with
| his right. They were in mix-up on the
! ropes when the round ended.
ROUND is,
| SInrphys confidence returned as The
| battle progressed. He opened up tho
round hy rushing Mcfarland TO tho ropes.
where he delivered Il series of body
punches Mcfarland staggered Murphy
With several powerful jaw punches Nc
! Falland continued 10 pepper left and
! riGht straight punches on the face II
! was McFarland's round.
ROUND ~
~ ~ ''lJ ' 'ArlI"'Js ana AIlrl MuIDNN
! bad put IN two short-arm let's To the
! face. one Of which started the blood
afr"sh1 from Mcfarland's sore nose. they
| mixed il rather NicioUsly in midrinG
! Mcfarland send in TWO terrific lcfts tp
| the JAW but Murphy forced linn back
| against the ropes with a series or body
punches that MAGE tho crowd stand up
/ and veil. They fought II furiors pace
} and both worc tired as tho round ended.
| IT was an even round.
ROUND %.
| Murphy's ear VAS slit and swollen Nv ice
| lis normal Siz, as They shook hands Nc
| Farlan1 planted lcfi and right to the
face and Murply's knees saGccd Me-
! I'arlInd wns apparently too tirrd TO do
| any execution, aud Murphy fought like
I a demon AT close range Murphy WAS
! batlcrinE nj tho Chicago man whom tho
I fiual bell rauu Referee Foley promptly
! gave the decision To Mcfarland
! The main event was delayed while n
| collection WAS taken for tho widows and
| children cf tho two policemen who lost
their lives in this city last Sunday morn
| ing as q result 05 their attempt To arrest
! y criminal. Several thousand dollars
! WAS realized In short time.