The evening world., 1913-04-17
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MoCarty Shows Improvement
90 q Boxer and Easily Whips
Flynn, but Displays No Trace
OF the Punch a Champion
Should Possess.
oUNAGAe. 1919. b. To PNn Nsblssfsns %.
fThs Nsv Yosk World.
nAllaA~lAAla Aasll IL

fnlleo0pnle, April IL.
? UTHER M'CARTY beat Jim
Il Flynn In . six round bout here
- last night. The tall IRON
worker had very little trouble. Flynn
walked steadily into his stiR left jabs
round after round almost without
aay sttsmpt at blocking or avoiding
then. He didn't even turn his face
away. and the result was that Nc.
Carty's knucklss always struck him
sltAsr on the bridge Of the nose or
- the mouth. Flynn was marked up
Q tlttls. His own fighting consisted
Of n occasional rush and an At
tempt 70 swing y hard right to Nc.
Casty's jaw. In the sixth round he
stepped IN and landed two or three
punchss and McC.rty staggered and
became somewhat weak In the knees.
Flynn, however. WAS Q worse case
frem he continuous pecking with
the LEFT and the right uppercuts that
found his Jaw every now and then.
Jim waS very fat At the waist line.
while NoCArty looked NJ and fine. Nc
Carly has improved - . boxer since his
New York Aehts. but he shows no trace
Of the punch . champion should have.
There Wa no sting In his right. He
landed scores Of hooks on Fiynn's jaw
without even Earring him. He boxed
with the gFsatsst confidence. There was
no moro Wild rushing at the start. no
more wild swinging. lie was always
well balanced. and his blows were shot
straight to the mark. lie showed a
styie that 10 hrst class for long distance
fighting. From the start II was evident
that Flynn had no chance. He was q
head shorter. and McCarty's long reach
enabled him TO hold the little fellow on
a. arms length and pepper him at will
AOcarty has learned all the tricks Of
the game. In every chnch he held
Flynn's arms pinned and then lifted his
own with . jerk. clubbing Flynn un-
der the chin with wrist or forearm or
the back Of his 91ove. The hrst one Of
thsss foul blows In the nrst round Jared
Fiynn's head back and dased him for
a Ssynpsconds.
f. Lul1be didn't take his hght very Sc
rtously. He came out to the rlngside
before the nrst bout In ring toys and
big bathrote. and. sitting In one cor
me-. Watched the four hGhts that came
beeors his own. He was especially In
tersstsd N Moran. with whom he Ia
matched In New York. Moran won his
Ting six-r0und slugEing match. In the
nrst Wild rush the sailor nearly throw
Moran over the roper. Then they settled
down TO 2 plain siam fest. Moran
crossed several hard rights. staggering
the Gaisor.
white. always dangerous. traded blow
for blow. Al the end Of the NTH
round Moran was Keeling about the ring.
He recovered quickly. and in the last
round hammered the Sailor until he
looked ready 20 drop. A few OF Whites
ana 1t the end Of the sixth both were
nearly hslpless.
Moran has learned quite a bit OF box.
lns. and with his much harder hittinp
should he able TO give Mccarty a close
Eight
VHE nrst bout at the night was be
tween Al Benedict ana Young A
Kaufman. The latter In twenty
one years old. over six feet tall. an,
lean and sinewy, weighing I,5 pounds
He 10 clever youngster with q terrin
punch. Benedict was a. big AZ . hous
and carried too much fat. He took tn
match on a days notice and WAS II
poor condition. In the fourth roun,
Kaufman drove over right that !ande,
on Benedicts face with the crushing IN
pact OF q cobblestone. Rocking him gu,
After that Jim Savage and Tim Lo
Gan obliged. with Mr.. A. J. Drexel Rid
die refereeinG. This was a sluggin
match. 6aya&e wasn't in the hest O
shape. lie, looked fat. Logan was IN
aggressor, but Savage knew too niue
for him. Savage made Logan miss GOA
age with his own weil-directed blow
that he was entitled to the verdict.
Joe Jeanette and KID Cotton. two Nm
specimens Of bronxe. started rath.
lEhtly. Jeanette slapped with his ope
hands until the spectators beEAn to We
Take them out" Cotton landed a fe
solid thumps In the fourth roun,
Jeanette. while jumping back. hooks
his loft TO Cotton's jaw hard enough
drop him clearly. Cotton fell face dow,
and. stretching out comfortably NJ ~
length, listened until Referee Rocap ha
counted ten before making up his min
TO rise again.
vHE Olympia A. c., whore the bou
were held. Ia an ideal fight aren
built for the sport and seatir
100 spectators. II was well hlled VIII
the first bout began.
Ringside seats were sold at S-abo
q quarter of the price that the san
card OF bouts would have brought