Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-02

now was done in the clinches. when he
got to the body with short rights.
ROUND THIRTEEN.
They came together like a pair of
billy goats, both ramming rights into
the body There was a good deal of
sCuffling at close quarters and each ac-
cused the other Of holding. Mac ripped
two rights into the body. The differ
ence between them now was that Mac
nearly always landed while Palzers
blows fell short Mac placed two lefts
and two rights on the jaw, causing the
big fellows head to wag Palzer's face
was a smear of blood. He stood his
ground and tried hard to counter but
his opponent was too spry on his feet.
ROUND FOURTEEN.
McCarty put in right body blow
and took a left on the mouth. PaIZer
kept tearing In. but was met with hard
smashes on face and body. His head
tilted from lefts and wagged as rights
landed on his jaw. Mac started a
straight left into the stomach. PalzeT
made clumsy attempt to land with
right swings. Mac was master or the
situation, dancing in and out of range
and torturing the big fellow with
punches that hurt one straight left
from McCarty sent Palzer's head so
far back the wonder was that he did
not fall McCarty kept varying his as
sault, landing on the face and body. In
turn Palzer got in one solid right
smash on the body
ROUND FIFTEEN.
They clinched and when they sepa-
rated Mac planked in q straight left
Mac swung the left on the eye coming
out of the clinch. Palzer threw him
self out of position while swinging and
Mac the cheek with ha nj 1Af
blow. Mac smashed the right on the
chin and Palzer held on. He was hurt
again. Palzer got in a body punch and
Mac tore his face to pieces with lefts
and rights
ROUND SIXTEEN.
McCarty hammered at the body and
then changed off TO the head, putting a
right on the jaw. Palzer got a right
on the body, and Mac ripped the right
over on the jaw. Palzer was q mark
for Macs punches and Luther had no
difficulty in landing Pal2er swung TO
the body with the left and struck low.
Mac reached the chin with the right
and slnothered an upperCut Mac meas
ured his man With a hard right on the
jaw, making him sway. Then Mac sent
i'm three rights Of the same kind. He
then cut loose with lefts and rights.
aud Palzer was unsteady.
ROUND SEVENTEEN.
Mac got under Palzer's punches and
landed "a left and right Mac put in
two rights and the second made PalzerI
stagger PalZer held on and Mac jolted
him with "a free left. Palzer still kept
on numbering toward his man only to
be met with those furnishing rights
palzer struck low body blow and
Mac complained The referee warned
Palzer Mac then took To punching the
body There We're quite a number Of
cNnches Mac whipped the right into
the face twice and Palzer looked as
thoush he could not stand many more
Of these blows Mac drove in a fierce
blow that reached the head and Palzer
held on. Mac was punching at the
heart at the gong.
ROUND EIGHTEEN
McCarty met Palzer's right with a
straight left on the face. Mac bent
down and ripped in a heart blow. Mac
stood close and smashed with both
hands az the chin. Palzer's head rocked
from side to side. There was a terrific
punch and Palzers body sagged as it |
reached him. Mac sent i'm another TO |
left and Palzer reeled toward the ropes
with his guard lowered Then the ref |
cree stopped the fight and saved Pal |
ger from further punishment and de
ViQe0 the contest in favor NJ NsCaft,.