Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-28
M'VEIGH PROVES
MASTER OF LEWIS
Jimmy Much Too Clever for
Banty and Is Never in
Danger.
HAS EDGE IN THREE ROUNDS

That Jimmy McVeigh is superior TO
The boys Of nis weight in this section
vas clearly demonstrated at tie Cen
tral Institute last night when he out
pointed Barty Lewis IN four-round
! bout. Tie result was never IN doubt.
and only in the second round did
Lewis succeed in holding AIcyelga
even. Jimmy took tie lead from tie
start. and in the third session ad
ministered considerable punishment
10 Lewis The latter's efforts we're.
vel enough intended. but MeNeigh
was entirely too clever for him 4
short left jab which connected safely
upon I-ewiss jaw throughout the
milling proved TO be McNeigh's hest
punch Time and again during the
four rounds he jabbed and jolted
Banty repeatedly. and only in in
fighting did Banty have a shade.
Lewis got over the first punch. a
light left to the face. at the begin.
ming of hostilities The lads fought
at close range, with MeNeigh the ag-
eressor Lewis scored point on
short left to the jaw. after which Nc
Weigh landed two lefts in succession
on Iewis's nose. Again the lads
fought in close quarters, Lewis hold
ing his opponent even. AIcVeigh.
however, sidestepped a dangerous
right and came back with two short
let's to the face. Before the round
was up McVeigh got over a sexfet OF
light Jabs. which, though not Of in
furious style, counted
MeNeigh opened the second round
with a left and right 10 Lewis's face,
following this up with light upper
fstff I anil. NJ csIa -
nose, and moment later MeVeigh,
with a hard left to same spot, brought
forth the gore. Lewis fought hare
at this stage, and after scoring two
points on q left and right to Jaw,
he came i'll close and showed to adj
vantage. Lewis rushed and Me-
Weigh caught him with a left to the
jaw. Banty again forced matters
and was successful in placing light
left on McNeigh's chin as the gong
sounded
McNeigh, anxious to force matters
rushed from his corner at the gong
for the third session and got over q
terrific left. Lewis endeavored 10 get
back the point. but McVeigh cleverls
lodged a hard right Lewis was the
victim of four straight left jabs to-
the face. He rushed across the ring.
apparently endeavoring to scare Me-
Weigh. but the latter met his adver-
sary with a straight right to the jazz.
Mcveigh again made Banty miss. and
at this moment he jabbed him re-
peatedly with his left hand. McEeigh
ended the round with light jolt TO
the nose.
The boxers came out slowly in tho
fourth round and clinched al the
start. Mcveish did most of the
leading in this session, though Lewis
tried hard to score. It was case
of too much cleverness. however. that
forced Banty to bow to McFeigh.
The latter was cool 10 the end and
won on cleaner hitting and general
all-a-ound work Lewis. other than
a slightly pulled nose. came out or
the ARRAY unhurt, while McNeigh
| showed no i'll effects of the encounter.
| Joseph Denike, a Montclair negro.
| disposed of Milton Webb, local
dusi1y performer. in the second round.
| The bout while it lasted furnished
much amusement to the record crowd
of spectators. Young Norman, of Or
ange, and Young Kearny, OF the same
town, went four rounds to a draw.
Young Archie, of Bayonne. stopped
Young Coogan. of Harrison, in two
rounds Young Dutch and Young
Dundee battled evenly in slow bout
Willie Farese beat Young Dawson
and Young Bennett earned draw
with Joe Nolter.