Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-28

not allow holding and are a slight
modification az the Queensbury rules
Round 8. Johnson gave Moran
several terrific uppcrcuts 30 the jaw
while Moran responded with several
toits 20 the negroes stomach John
son landed a hard jolt on Moran eye
and followed with hard knocks on the
body Johnson crowded Moran. who
stumbled against the ropes as time
was called.
Round g. Johnson drew first blood
with a right 20 Moran's nose. The
negro smiled confidently as he met
Moran's attack. Both lea al the same
time. each landing on the others
head without harm. johnson landed
on Moran's fac as the gong sounded
Round 5. J Jnnson appeared fresh
OF and confident as the round began.
Moran landed hard on J0hnsOn's jaw
and the crowd cheered. Johnson re-
salated with several blows 20 the
body Moran blocked several hard
uppercuts and landed lightly on the
negrOs solar plexus which amused
the crowd
Round 6. Johnson continued ter
rifle uppercutung TO Moran's Jaw
The negro struck hard lefts Moran
landed with both right and left 10
Dehnson8 face which brought a
cheer from the crowd.
Round z. Moran landed seFera.
hard ones TO the negro's head, while
johnson got a hard one to the sto-
mach Moran landed a straight left
10 Johnsons chin Johnson then
rushed Moran 10 the ropes with no
damage. Johnson opened wider the
cut on Moran's nose.
Round S. Johnson followed his
old style Of fighting on the defensive.
He succeeded in putting three upper
cuts TO the Pittsburgher's jaw In a
clinch Moran pounded Johnson
stomach. landing five or six blows
and blocking more uppercuts from
the negro Johnson landed a
hard right to jaw Both fighters did
fine work
Round 9. Moran sent a left hook
10 the body while Johnson landed
one on the head and several hard ones
to the jaw johnson rushed the fight-
( ing somewhat. Moran receiving a left
on the Jaw
/ Round TO- They mixed 1t imme-
idiately al the opening Of the round.
( johnson was successful in the IN
/ fighting The referee told the men
to break away johnson sent one
/ 10 Moran's nose Moran's seconds
iclaimed a foul The blow cut Mo-
iran's nose and mouth The referee
warned Johnson while the crowd
] hooted the negro Hard fighting then
ensued II looked as though Moran
was weakening This was all john
sons round
Round IT, Moran landed one on
IJohnson's head The negro then
rushed the Pittsburgher and received
another warning for holding. Moran
sent three hard blows to the body
the negro retaliatng viciously with
blows to Morans jaw
Round H. johnson succeeded in
landing several uppercuts to the jaw
and straight left to the nose and also
over the eye. Moran was breathing
hard and II did not seem that he
would last long Moran cleyerly
lodged a hard swing TO the Jaw
Round 10 Moran lea but could
not land effectively. while Johnson
sent one to Morans jaw. The Pitts
burgher landed hard on the negro
jaw. drawing a cheer from the crowd
johnson stood back smiling and then
sent a hard right to Moran's jaw
Round a. Moran tried hard bat
fuusuccessfully for the negroes jaw
Several of Morans blows brought
Ismiles from his opponent Moran ran
Into q punch on the nose, and in
making a futile swing at Johnson, he
IRAN into the ropes
Round Is. Moran avoided the me-
gro who stood STILL laughing. Moran
landed hard 10 the Negroes face while
the latter rushed him 90 the ropes
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