The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-28
Eneland's Two Best Light.
weights Fall BY the wayside
IN Bouts at Garden 4. c.


-HURD 10 gloom to-day In sport
Ing circles In England. The sad
nsws ANNOUNCING the defeat last
nAght q thsir two star iightwsishts,
Owsu Moran and 0appsr O'Nsil, by
ths American hghtweighta Joe
Young" shugrus and Johnny Dun
ds@ ct the Garden A. G. has been
flashed 70 the other side. Moran quit
at the end Of the seventh round after
sseslving . terrific lanbasting about,
ths body. faos and jaw BY shusgrus.
and 0Nsl was dscisivsly outpointed
b. Dundee in . ton round bout.
The arst Bsiton 70 fall Q victim
was O'Neil. who has boxed rings
around the other Yankee lads whom
hs hes net before no ran against our
gams little Italian fighter. Dundee
saw 0'Nsii In . few Of his victorious
battles here. and realizing Il would
b . foolish thing to try to outlook
eapper. he just simply waded in and
kept sending In punches to the mid.
section and face before O'Neil could
Get chance to set himself to deliver
2 punch. BY this style Of attack
Dundee practically carried the Eng
lishman on hts feet and also had him
% bewtldered that he succeeded In
O'Neil's jaw In the second round,
which dropped the Briton to his kseea.
Seeing that he could land on O'Neii,
despite the fact that the Englishman
had . Ia pounds ON him, the weights
being announced ~ O. Neil lS5 pounds
and Dundee LIS a.. Dundee continued
TO tear into 6apper. and while the lat.
ter managed to sting him with long
left.hand Jabs he Just kept pun ping
In short punches with both hands into
his stomach and jaw until the end OF
the battle which gave Dundee the
honors Of the bout by big margin.
After q short wait Moran and Shu-
grus entered tho ring amid great APP
plauee. The weights were Moran l.s
pounds and Shugrue l32 l-2. This bout
was q repetition OF the O'NeiI- Dundee
nGht. 6hugrue. knowing that II would
be bad move % try and box with
Moran. went right after Owen from
the drst clang OF the bell and whalcd
away with both hands. For four
rounds Moran made q nne Showing
and many times drove In heavy blows
TO Joo's face and Jaw which shook
him up considerably. Moran's short
enappy right hand swings reached
6hugru6s Jaw ana body frequently
and Joe's admirers for time be.
came greatly worried.
In the NTH round Moran began "a
weaken. Shugrue's heavy wa,lopa Ia
the stomach were doing the work
and he kept backing up against the
ropes.
When the seventh round started I,
was plain that the Englishman wal
all In, and Hhugrue's followers yelled
themselves hoarse for him to 20 ir
and hnish Moran. Joe did NJ he wai
told and In ono Of the clinches h
landed rather low. and Owen tmme
diatsly walked away. hoping tina
Referee job would disQualify Shu
grue on . foul. A. the referee rc
fused TO take any action 6hugru'
sailed into him and for tho rest o
the round smashed away at Moran.
walked TO his corner and then owe
to tho ropes, where he threw up boil
hands, admitting he had enough. an,
then walking over to Shugrue's cor
ner he shook Joe's hand warmly
saying. II arm all In. ] cannot 70 an
further"
D, Tho gross receipts OF the Gardel
A. c. show amounted to S5.255.s0. Her
i u what the fighters received: 10
| Young Shugrue U6 per cent?
/ S7ss.2S: Johnny Dundee (i5 per cent?
e7Ss.1S; Owen Moran (ib per cent?
t7aa26. and sapper O'Neil 40 pc
cent.). $3.50.
Word has Just reached here fror
Los Angeles. Cal. that Tommy Burn
the sx-heavyweight champions sue
cessful come back, IN defeating Hat
thing Brandt Of San Francisco In fou
rounds at Taft, Cal. on Monday nigh
was Q joke. Brandt was formerly
cjerk for Burns and Vas importe
for the comeback stunt.
0eopgo Ashs Of Philadelphia, VII
> u such . promising middleweight tbs
10 has had considerable trouble I
? OettinG aay Of the topnotchsrs In hi
|. elaAs % uaeet him. viii 90 asains
. Yoang Wo1negt, the Newark orae
NgAe-heeyyveleht. p tbs main teu
la6 ~ ssAesssaa eesrtaas Club -
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