The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-28

gro smiled confidently as he met Nc
rams attack Both led at the same
time. each landing on the others
mead without harm. Johnson landed
/ OH Morlp's face AZ the gong sounded.
! Round Five Johson appeared
! IL eSher and more confident as the
round began. MoIan landed hard on
Johnson's jaw and the crowd cheer
ed. johnson Te:nlIatcd with several
blows to the body. Moran blocked
several hard upper cuts and landed
! lightly on the negrO's solar plexus
which amused the crowd.
! Round Six--Johncon continued the
terrific uppercutting to Molan's jaw.
The negro struck hard left. Moran
landed with 9th his right and
left TO Johnson'r face which brought
Il cheer from the crowd.
Round Sevcn-Moran landed sew
eral hard ones to The ncgros head.
while Johnson got in hard one %
the stomach. Moran landed l..ft 10
JohnEon's chin. Johnson then rusn-
ed Moran to the ropes without any
damage Johnfon opened wider the
cut on Moran's nose.
Round Eight-Johnson followed his
old style. OF fighting on the defensive.
He succeeded in putting three upper
cuts to the Pittsburgher's jaw. In IL
cimch Moran POI ded Johnson's
stomach; landed u .r six uppercui,
anu Diockf .cuts from, the
negro. ~ hard right 10
the jaw. ~ did fine work
Round Nine sent left l;uo,;
to the body while ngon landed ono
on the head and several hard oncs to
| the jaw. Johnson rushed the fighting
somewhat. Moran received a left 10
| tho Jaw.
Round Ten--They mixed ii imn.ed-
iateiy ut the beginning Of the round.
Johnson was successful In the in
lighting. The rereree told the men to
Dfeak-away. JohnEOn cent one to Mo-
| rams noEe. Moran's seconds claiming
foul. The feferee -waffiedf JOHNSON
| while, the crowd l,Ootei the negro
Hard lighting was resumed. 1t looked
as though Moran was weakening. This
Wac ali Johneon's round
Hound Meven--Moran landed one
Ron Johnson'H head. The negro thsn
rushed the Pittsburgher and received
another warning for holding. Moran
sent three hard blows to the body,
the negro retaliating viciously with
blows to Moran's jaw. s.,
Round Twelve-Johnson succeeded
IN landing several uppercuts to the
jaw and straight letr to the nose and
also over the eye. Moran was breath
ing hard anu 1t did not seem that lie
would last long. Moran cleverly dod-
ged hard swing to the jaw. tf
Round Thirteen-Mdran led: hut he
could not land effectively, while John-
son cent one to Moran's Jaw. Tho
pittsburgher landed hard on the ne
fgro'c jaw which again drew a cheer
from the crowd. johnson stood back
anu smiled and then q hard right to
Moran's jaw.
Round Fourtcen--Moran tried hard
put unnecessarily for the negro's
Jaw. Several Of Moran's blows
brought Emiles from his opponent.
moran ran into punch -cn the uosn
and In making futile swing fat
Johnson he ran through the ropes
Round Fffteen-Moran avoided the
negio who stood still laughing. Mo-
ran landed, hard to the negro's face
whlio the latter rushed him to the
ropes. 1870, :. ''to
Round 16.-Johnson forced the
lighting. Moran landed to the stom-
ach and the negro sent left to Mo-
rams nose. He followed this with
tife more IN lightning succession to
the same place. Moran landed two!
straight lefts to the .Ga,in.s
Round f7.-Johnson sent n hard left
10. the jaw while Moran made wild
swing. Moran then sent a left to the
negro's face which seemed to make
little impression on his opponent.
Moran sent another left to Johnson.s
face which brought q ;alieer. #
Round 1S-The negro sent one 10
the stomach, two to the face and ,then
ia hard left to the body. s
|; Round 19.-Moran, went ':rttcr, Johii-
son In fighting and holding IT. Inc
same time! He. did no dan,ast, how.
ever. His tatics caused adverse COM
ment. F'eferee Carpenter frequently
separated the men. 8
Round 20.-They shook hands each
tried for knockout. johnson sent
several hard rights to Moran.s face.
He then landed with left to Moran.s
head rested on the negro's chest. Mo-
ran swung wildly and then Johnson
landed frequently and at VIII. Moran
was hanging and tried effectively for
the negro's body.The gong then rang
and johnson was declared the. winner.