Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-29
SR AND JACOBSON IN TRADE FOR ZIMMERMAN

nelTs jaw caused II. The youngster was
more than holding his own when X. o.
rushed him and landed several hard blows
70 the body at close range. Moloney fought
BACK and as they broke from a clinch he
shot out his right and caught O'Donnel
as he was going away. The blow did not
hurt n o.. but II caught him off balance
ana made him stagger Thinking he had
MS opponent in bad shape, Johnny tore
after him to finish the fight right there.
This was what O'Donnell had been wait
ing for. Moloney tried to land a right to
the Jaw, but the Gloucester hoy stepped
back and whipped n terrific blow to
Johnnys head. which staggered him
Following up his advantage, he struck
again. this time landing flush on the
youngsters jaw. Moloney reeled and fell
to the floor, but before referee Pop O'Bren
could count the bell rang, ending the round.
Beginning of the End
When the fourth began, O'Donnel1 knew
that he would win and so did the spectators.
AT the sound of the bell he left his corner
rushed across the ring like "A race horse
and met Moloney just as he left his chair
Two hard body blows took what little
strength was left in the youngster. and as
he staggered away K o. pounoed upon him
like a tiger. They clinched, and as they
broke away, O'Donnell landed crushing
right flush on the Jaw. Johnny dropped
to the floor, rested one knee, while he
supported himself BY grabbing the ropes
with one hand
HE hit me on the breakaway. He
shouldn't have done that!" gasped Maloney
as tho referee began to count O'Brien
paid no attention to his protest. but counted
UP to nine, when Johnny staggered to his
feet.
Moloney was beaten He couldn't protect
himself and staggered over to his own
corner with O'Donnell dancing in front of
him, waiting to send over the blow that
would finish him. Before it could land
the bout was stopped.
Robideau Beats Moore
Sam Robideau won n sashng bout from
Willie Moore in the semtwind-up and per-
formed better than he has for months.
Weighing 147 pounds, and tanned like
piece of leather from his work outdoors
Sam looked like n very formidable person
when he squared Off against his opponent
in the first round. He punished Moore
big margin. Moore, however, showed that
he Is game by taking terrible lacing and
coming back for more
Johnny Mealey put up great battle
against Jack Dunleavy in the opener and
won the bout, Meaey has improved con-
siderably since last year and showed that
he has the makings of very good boxer.
He Is hitting straighter than ever before
times his blows better and can deliver
knockout wallop from any position. He
had Dunleavy in bad shape on several
occasions, and 1t was only the physical con-
dtion Of the Australian that pulled him
through.
O'Keefe Loses to Donley
Tommy O'Keefe lost to Micky Donley
in very fast bout, and Joe Hirst beat
Harry Cattle in the slowest battle of the
night.
The show was the best we have ever seen
at the Olympia and 1t drew large crowd.
Every seat in the house was taken and
some of the gallery patrons roasted on the
rafters. outside more than 1000 persons
gathered around the doors, but were unable
to gain admission.