The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-06
PACKEY USES HOGAN
FOR A PUNCHING BAG
StockyardS Boy Is Far Too
Clever for Ambitious Cali
fornia Pugilist,

BS International News Service
NEW YORK, March 5.-Packey Nc
FarIaud loAed with "One Round" Hogan
for ten rounds tonight at tho Fairmount
Athletic club. The curly haired youth
from California never had look in with
the Chicago marvel Packey baf6 ed,
dazzlcd and tied Hogan into a score OF
knots Every round was repetition,
with Mcfarland showing the crowd JGst
how clever he was.
After the sixth round The crowd yelled
for Pacltey 20 knock Hogan out. The
Chicago youth smiled and kept on poIllne
away AT his opponent Hogan made des-
perate attempts 10 solve the defense OF
Mcfarland. but his efforts were in vain,
tarlaud would step aside and let the
glove 0y through the air After rhe
eighth round Hogan seemed discouraged
and seemed TO have lost his cleverness.
Paclley persisted in sticking his left in
to Hoean's face and 1hen suddenly shoot
ing the right hard TO the body. In the
second PackeH landed a terrific left 10
lioSan's body and doubled him up. Hogan
tTled to mix matters in the fourth, but
Mctariand exchanged wallops with him
and forced him him TO break ground,
peatedlv and kept his left iabbine per-
sistently on Hogan's face. PaCkey stag
gered Hogan with Il stiff right in the
seventh, which argered tho latter and
he tried to even up affairs. but came out
second best
The last few rounds found Mcfarland
handing Hogan A hard lacinG. bnt the
blows, were not heavy enough To do any
real damage, The only fall happened In
the FIRST. when Mcfarland missed a right
aud fell 10 the floor. Both BOYS left the
At rineside. Packcv tipping the team at
1876 and Hogan 1871
The fight by rounds.
FIRST EOUND-IIogan tried = right
f.Vs la1 f,., t...g ~
crossed left on the face and ducked uo-
gan's left swing Packcy got In a short
left uppcrcut and then whipped two
rights 10 head IEoGan's left was short
when he missed left for the head.
Paclicy blocked two more left swings
aud slipped to the floor. After an eX-
change OF short lcfts Mcfarland tore
to the face and uppercutting a terrific
right 10 tho mouth. He worked Hogan
to the ropes and swung a hard right on
the head. Mcfarland s round.
SECOND RoUND-Packey tore right
III and hooked two lcfts to The chin and
uppcrcut a right tn the mouth Nc
Farland sent IJoeans head back with a
right swing and then brought the same
glove To the heart twice. Hogan was
unable to land on the Chicago boy. who
easily ducked his leads and whipped sew
eral lcfls and rights to the body and
face He had Hogan bewi!dered by his
speed. Packcy uppercnt a short left
and night 10 the face and. after corner
ing Hogan. he hooked him with a left
and sent straight right TO the head,
THIRD ND-Pacliey waited for
Hogan TO lead and easily blocked and
valloped tho wild man with n stiff left
and right. Mcfarland backed his man
around the ring and uppercut the mouth
twice and booked left to the face. IIo-
gan ran INTO a straight left, but his right
found the wind and tley clinChad IIo-
= N, l,a
IacEcN easily SidcStcpped and peppered
tho face with hard rights. Hogan finally
senl ms left to the body while at close
range. but lIc took a lcIt hook on lin,
Jaw and solid 'isht uppcrcu, on the
chin Ia return. Netherlands round.
FOU ETH ROT NB--Hogau started with
a FShi under The heart. hut Packey
stood him OF and hooked mis- left to the
heart. Mcfarland followed this up with
A tcFrihc right and left on the chin which
made Hogan break ground. Hogan tried
70 hshl back. nut rackey blocked his
blows and Whacled tire mead and body
With several rights aud Iefts. Hogan
labbcd loft 90 tho nuse. bringing tho
'lar@t. ana Mcfarland tore after him. |
q andinS a left 10 the ear lie lodged
Togan's left swing and worked him from
)hc cnd pf the ring 10 the other. slauGh- |
crins the Californian with lefts and |
lshts. logan went to bis corner pretty |
lrcd NcFariand's round.
d
'ard lcit against tho rac. but missed a |
CIT swing for the head and grinncd !
'HcTcy hen hooked two lefis 10 tho chin |
ma uppcrcUl = right 10 tho neck Hogan |
VAS unable TO place glove on tho Chi
ago hoy' Packey nearly noored him with
! Vicious rtGht flush on the ia,v and an
'lher LETT aud right to the law iarred
logan. hut he fought back hs rd and
managed To hook two short rights 10 the
mn, P2cSey reached the wind with a
le9t ana efaded three right leads. Nc
'arlHud's round
SlNTu Eoi Np-IIoean backed away
rom Iackoy's loft. hut Mcfarland fol-
owed IN with Il loft and right on tho
'cdn. Pacncy crowded Hogan toward the
op"s and whipped LETT To the wind and
'roueht his right 10 the same spot Hogan
Ilcd hnrd IN score. but Mcfarland was
~ over him, pounding the hody with
mort letts and rights He nailed Hogan
isalnst The ropes and uppercut right 10
nc lace Hogan ran into two Iefts on
ne iacH and a right ippercut on tho
ratt' HOGAN sent a lNft 10 tho wind auo
snort right 10 tle face. but he tool;
nree left books on the clin and sevorai
ishts on the mouth in return. Al tbe
en Mcfarland sent left To the wind Nc.
'5rIsnd'E round. ''
SEVENTH RouND-HoEan was zenti