Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-27

into the negro 5 stomach. Still pound
ing Jack S stomach, the pair backed to
neutral corner. johnson held repeat
edly. A hot rally in midring closed the
round. Moran put right and left to
head and Jack uppercut at bell. Mo-
ans round.
Round 7.
Moran opened the round with rush,
swinging with both hands. Jack duck
ed one swing and blocked the other.
He came back with left jab whicn
caught Moran S sore nose and the blood
spurted again. They fell into clinch,
Moran, coming out, swung again, but
the negro rolled his mead and the punch
whizzed by. Jeck led with the left
but Moran ducked neatly, and put the
right to the stomach as they clinche4
johnson hoked right to the ear and
Moran eountered with another stomach
punch. They were clinched at the bell.
Even round
Round s.
Johnson seemed weary and was not
showing his usual lightning speed. He
could do little with Moran s straight
left and several times his head went
back on straight punches. He gave
nothing in return, until, catching Moran
coming out of a clinch, three nasty up
percuts went home. Moran reeled but
fell into a cinch again. Moran seemed
tired and spared until the round clos
ed. Even round.
Round 9.
Jack chopped Frank 5 nose with over.
hand rights three times. Moran still
hooked and swung to the stomach in
the clinehes which followed each lead
by Johnson. They fought hard in the
clinches. Carpenter broke them and
they exchanged light lefts. Sparring
both apparently tried to lure the other
into a lead. Finally Moran rushed
again. johnson blocked with the left
as Moran came in. The black was still
shifty but he blew visibly at the bell
Even round.
Round 10.
Moran iabbed with left and Jacl
blocked it. Jack hooked right for face
Moran put right TO stomach in clinch
johnson led snappily and seemed to be
taking the lead. Moran seemed tired
Johnson put right to head and Moran :;
face was badly damaged. Moran helC
on in clinches. Jack put half dozeT
uppercuts to Moran s bruised face, but
Moran held in close, although the blows
stung they did not carry heavy wal
lop. They were clinched at the bell
Johnson S round.
Round IL.
Moran seemed hypnOtized. Jack I
right time and again landed with force
in Frank S damaged face. Moran Z
swing to the head was blocked. John
son again put botn hands to face and HI
forced the fighting. Moran hung on
They struggled across the ring, Moral
ducked but was unable to escape th
jabs and uppereuts which came like {
storm. johnson stood off and peeke'
with long rights at the bell. Up t,
now johnson had shown little indica
tion that his condition Is poor. Moral
seemed to be weakening. johnson
round.
Round II.
They spared at the opening of tn
twelfth. Moran made the first lea
with a straight left lab to the face
johnson retaliated with right hool
Both smiled as they bumped their head
in dueking. a elinch followed, John
son hooked left to the head agar
Moran replied with a hight jab to tn
face and again johnson smiled. Nora
seemed to be resting up and Johnso
was resting too. None of the blow
landed in this round were hard and the
were fiddling in the middle of the rim
. when time was up. johnson had
, shade.
Round 13.
! johnson led with left; Moran rushe