Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-14

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Jack Denning refereed with George
Kelly and George Patrick judges.
Round One
Heeney met Sharkey coming from
his corner with solid right to. the
chin. They dropped into a clinch and
flashed both hands to the body.
Sharkey smashed two terrific rights to
Heeney's head and nearly bent the
Al1zac double with a ramming left hook
| to the stomach He nearly fell into a
clinch and Sharkey rammed again to
his body. Breaking clear Tom was
wild with two rights to the head, but
raped Sharkey lightly on the chin
with right at the bell
Round Two
| Cool and careful, Sharkey hammer
! ed right to Heeneys body, but took
a short left hook on the chin. Sharkey
! traded two more lefts for q right hook
to the head. Jack wirked wisely to
the spectators and pounded Heeney
with right to the chin as they came
out of a clinch, but Tom surprised him
by clouting Sharkey on the left ear
as they drew apart. Heeney bored
doggedly into an overland right to
the head, Apparently unperturbed
Tom slammed a left uppercut to
the Boston boys body. They were.
resting in clirch at the bell
Round Three
Dropping into a clinch, the big boys
were content to pummel each others
ribs, with short chops Sharkey lashed
two vicious rights into Toms head on
the break but Heeney shook them off
and marched straight into. Sharkey
with a half dozen pistonlike shots to-
the body Sharkey ripped "a right
flush to Heeney's chin. 1t was the
kind of a punch that flattened Jim
Maloney, but Heeney just shot up his
head and dug both hands deep in the
Boston tar baby's body. Tom was st''
smashing Sharkey about TIE ribs, al
most unmolested, at the gong.
Round Four
!. Heeney, almost stubby lookinB, with
his short arms and powerful shoulders,
shot a right to Sharkey's chin as they
met. Sharkey ripped back but his
right was wild. And Tom cracked up
percuts on the sailors chin with both
hands. A right and left dug into
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returns were losing steam. Toe to toe
they swapped head raps in the center
of the ring. Failing into clinchi
Sharkey dug two lefts into the body at
the bell.
Round Five
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Sharkey's left eye as he stalked out to
meet Heeney's body-ramming attack.
Tom bounced left hook off the Bos-
ton boys chin and ripped left and right
to the body as they clinched. Sharkey
rallied and for a quarter of minute
drove Tom about the ring with sting
ing left labs and hooks. AS they fought
into a corner a smashing right bowled
Sharkey into the ropes and he bounced
out to run into Heeney's left hook to-
the body. Sharkey clinched, shook ms
head to clear the cobWebs, and piled
into Heeney with left hook attack
that the bell stopped.
Round Six
Heeney appeared almost lmpervlouS
to punishment as Sharkey hammered
savagely at his head and body in an
effort to gain the upper hand. Tom
crowded right into the blows, hooking
short lefts and rights to the body: iona
laced left hook deep into SharkeySl
body and Jacks knees doubled under
him, He sagged into the ropes, held a
moment and then tore out savagely'
with three left hooks that bent Toms
head back They were dancing ana
resting at the bell. 5
Round Seven
There was smear of blood on
ESharkeys lips Half .heartedly, JACK.
iabbed an opening with his left and
then missed a terrific right cross. This
time sit was Heeney'ss turn to smile
and he shot Jacks head back with
three uppercuts. Jack pounded vlcl7
ously on Heeney's body with little ma
terial result and missed two heavy shots
to the head. They fell into almost
constant clinches, each holding With
one hand and plying busily to the body
with the other Heeney staggered
Sharkey with a right uppercut TO the
chin almost as the gong sounded.
Round Eight
Worried, Sharkey jabbed with LETT
and fell into clinch, where they
mauled fiercely, but with little effect,
| to the body. AS Sharkey missed a
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right uppercut Dancing away JACK
peppered Heeney's face with straight
Eleft. Sharkey threw everything behind
right and left hook to the body, but
Heeney came on and chased him from
| the ropes to the center of the ring with
short chops to the head. Both missed
| terrific rights and turned half circles
away from each other just before the
gong.
Round Nine
Sharkey piled busy left into
Heeneys head, jabbing and hooking
i, the Anzac with ease. Tom put down
his head and pounded in with a right
| to the heart Jack slashed both hands
to the body and Heeney began to hold,
appearing to weaken a little Sharkey
stabbed his left into Heeney's face and
hooked solidly to his ribs. Tom miss
ed right uppercut and they were
! locked tight as the round ended.
/ Round Ten
! Heeney tore out with stiff right
| to Sharkey's head. Jack locked the
Arzac up and cuffed him with a left
to the chin. Sharkey fell as he missed
a wild right heaned along with a