The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-02

TO the WIND. McCarty Pal-
ger with a right to the jaw, n they
clinched. Palzer reached McCarty's
ribs with his long left, and the cowboy
sent his crashing right against Pal>
GERS jaw. McCarty rocked Palzer's
hcad from side to side at will. A ter
rifle swing caught Palzer's left eye.
McCarty sent two terrific swings to
the farmers head and body. McCarty
! drove two hard rights to Palzer's face,
the crash of which was heard at the
furthest corner of the arena. AS the
bell rang McCarty smothered PalZer
with a fusillade of terrific swings to
the head and body, and Palzer reeled
as if drunk TO his corner.
Round Fourteen.
Palzer came up viciously. and after
reaching McCarty with right straight
arm blows, McCarty again staggered
him with a series of straight lefts to
the face and stomach. Palzer was
standing up under terrific punishment,
and it appeared at this stage that only
the landing of a knockout blow would
IA him.. McCarty smiled as he took
a hard left to the face, again working
his right and left to Palzer's face with
precision, against which the farmer
apparently had no defense. A crush
ing right to Palzer's stomach caused
Palzer to stagger. McCarty winked
p%layfully at Palzer's seconds as he
took his corner. All McCarty's round.
Round Fifteen.
Palzer jumped into a clinch and
neither damaged the other. Palzer
put a left to the jaw and drove his
right to McCarty's stomach. McCarty
staggered Palzer with a left and a
right to the jaw. The blood flowed
freely from Palzer's many wounds.
A hard left to the jaw staggered Pal>
ger, and as the latter rushed the cow
boy again shot rights and lefts to his
battered face. McCarty followed the
staggering Palzer about the ring and
sent his right and left at will to the
face and body. Palzer hung on to Nc
Carty's neck as the Missourian shot
rights and left to the wind. Palzer
was sadly dazed at the bell, and APP
peared to be weakening rapidly.
Round Sixteen.
Palzer rushed in awkwardly and Nc.
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! body. Palzer tried to reach McCarty
but every time he advanced McCarty
: reached his stomach with deadly pre-
cision. McCartY drove Palzer's head
; back repeatedly with terrific left
swings. Palzer was staggering about
the ring. 1t appeared that the end was
near for Palzer. The IoWan rallied
, here and poked his left to McCarty's
face, and the cowboy again sent him
back with a weil-placed blow to the
stomach. Palzer was hanging on as
the bell rang. Palzer was all but on,
as the round ended.
Round Seventeen.
Palzer was groggy as he came ur
t for the 18th, but there was no doubl
y of his courage. His ability to assimi.
late punishment appeared to be his
, sole asset. McCarty put two terrific
rights to the jaw, followed witt
t straight lefts to the injured eye. A
s short uppercut TO the jaw almost fin.
ished Palzer. and the Iowan hung OF
with his eyes half closed. Palzer hi
McCarty low, and the referee eau.
G toned the big fellow. A crashing RICH
9 hook to the jaw, followed by a lef
swing to the other side of the head
made Palzer hang on again. Mozart,
G flirted with Palzer's manager as TIL
d Iowan hung to him, apparently hope
: leSsly out.
+ Round Eighteen.
PalZer stumbled into a terrific lef
y hook and hung on to McCarty's Shout
der. McCarty shot a hard left to tn,
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e Palzer's body. The blood flowed from
: Palzer's eyes and mouth as Mozart,
$ shot two terrific straight lefts to hi
head. AS Palzer staggered abou
blindly, Referee Eyton rushed to Nc
a Carly n held. up his right glove il
token of victory.