The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 30, 1901, Page 4

AL, NEILL AND TOMMY TRACY ae TRUSTEES ‘* IN SQUARED CIRCLE 5 ; P GIVE A FISTIC EXHIBITION Big and Enthusiastic Crowd Witnesses 20-Round Glove Contest at Seattle Theater Last Night—Referee Receives a Little Roast. Other Business Yesterday Afternoon, For Chambor of Commerce "HAD SNAKES -AND PLENTY. Fifth nd Nel! left on Nei unds to a| followed 121 landed done | #wh @nd, and a } @own on the ‘sd. The men fought 20 © Wraw, and it was a pretty « ® that; but che des a the fight—ahen! twas the work MeKee, who was fur @omic opera. He ac Ghaperoning a couple ¢ ducks. More than half o: the contestants them fell the colonel wh: 1 by heavy Tra miss A with landed a 5 "than a} diately f a nen | body, Nel sung {cn the head Some Fast Fighting Malka in life, but he should keep out Of the squared circle, He simp Could not get the men to break away Ne work being so bad tn Bs to induce rome one to “Get one of the Pincus They are good separators!” were evenly matched Tracy and Nett & i quarter of a Ninth Round IT HAPPENED TO MANSFIELD fchard Mansfield, Paul in “Mer on thy imp, He probably weighed 146 o 347 at the ringside. Tracy was thre: Sounds under weight. Tracy Fights Low ‘Tracy is more of a ring & than hs youthful antagonist, ‘was this generalship wh him from a knock-out Most marked contrast in t ‘of the men. Ll is tter, avoldine ches, est at 1 he uses straight on the other hand, fights low and on most of body. ¥ on Tracy's body k with right and left I lande. nT sparring men wer stage 1 hin, and the ame up, and €ceasions last night by hitting | He wrestled on every and the roum ‘Thirteenth Jelinches and wrestling ¢ Bis own safety. however, and spent his round, Hardly a Tost of his time in ge | fhe way of the fighters. struck. early part of the fight was all Fourteenth fh seer. He forced it f the ring | Several wild swings, the gong, ard kept in the| land. Tracy got Ina thn Toward the end ad all] body blows, best of it. "He had Tracy kroeey Tracy Went & the 12th, Lith and 15th rounds, but - he latter was saved first by hanging | Round—A intagonist, second by hang-/ . yund — Neill but falle uple of swift | be ws during them. lended on Tracy's Jaw and th land boy went down and the referee w Betual time seven seconds b- Wegan the count. Tracy took nine ve Pad him out, olay, Battle by Rounds First Round—Tracy lands a heavy Swing on Netll’s short ribs, fol- ed by a swift upper-cut to the! Beart. A clinch followed, after ‘which Tracy landed a mean left on! Neil's jaw. Clinches quick LONGED TO BE A HERO BALTIMORE, 0 Vireh, cashier ¢ Mi thal Life Insuri Rou Nell rush rights and lef! | Neill was the eventeenth |rushing, and landed a hard right on ‘Tracy's Jaw that sent him to th nd down. The referee counte nd the bay rame up gong saved him Eighteenth work Tracy followed in| b:owe. Tri | Netil’s ea up| right swing. ; Tracy's body.| Nineteenth A clinch followed, and Netji landed | that Neill was trying for a } ral short ones before thy broke. lout. Vicious swin ded on N mach an4 | codging characterize and right in| the round. quicl He followed up| Last Round — Th 3, tavantage and landed a left on| hands before tne stomach and a left and right/ started with « clinch sort arm on his jaw. Third Round—The first part of the! Spins consisted of @ lively exchange|and both men were sp orrier €f harmless blows. Neill landed a' the gong soundec tells a story of absorbing Interest pe ee |Special scenery has been provided | THE GREAT NOF tor the pl 1 it is promised that! WAY issues tickets in the stockade will tion that are lee ont of etastiins teatien cate don At the Third Avenue theater Mr . James Ward in the second week « r ‘Through By Daylight ed and in rapid si but fo deat best May ™.—Chas higan Mu. who want has given the ble. Th und—Ry clever foot excaped several inded @ hard left on an’ followed it with a Fast fighting followed cund—It was evi Neil! Spelger & Hurlbut 1215-17 Second Arenas when urning, Credit is given ‘on term your convenienc pany be- Supt. Hartrantt is in receipt of th Mist of teachers who succeeded in the play, and it is said to b Passing the recent examinations for|t! Tiller. It tells the story of a pe eligibility in the King county schools. | SCuted heroine who lowes f Out of 110 who took the examina-| "24 Position, ut clings tena tions, the following were the su Gessful ones: Arthur C. F ~ Etta Capron, Kath Katherine dill, Eden C, Erick He M. Grover, Joseph H. Ha M: bel D. Johnson. W. D. Johns, L. Kline, Edna M Leroy. N r SHERMAN, CLAY & 60) 711 Second Ave. -_ Miles & Piper Alaska outfite THE... OHI STEEL RANGE We want to state in strong- est terms possible that if you want the best baker, most economical and easiest to take care of steel range, buy an Ohio for y , ho- tel or family use. Get the Ohio and Save Your (oal Bills © Constant, May Fournier, larshman, Marguerite Holm, ¥ Feth Jones Sthel za. STATE OF CAL FROM SKAGWAY Steamer State of California, from Skagway, Capt. Lioyd, arrived in port last night. She brought 6 pass- éngers and reports an uneventful | Voyage. 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Hamilton. of our There has bsen a most lively inter- | est 5 n the coming of Jamen A Her clever play, “Bag Harbor to the fenttle theater, and from Present indicat ms there will be Fuccession of crowded houses durin the brief engagoment ‘The play, it le promised riven the same scenic 1 ing the | York, elsewhere. will | pduction @ runs of the play Boston and Chicago. taht {The Girl I Lett Behind Me" wit Le the ing of the Frawley com. at the opera house all vs meloa 84 Yesler Way, F Bet, Ist and Railr’d 2 sare meer gneamrneme bonotN. NOMINATED THE SEATTLE STAR, FOUR BRANCH POSTOFFICES And the Clerks Who Will Them for Uncte Sam Ole Kermis Sjursen Wanted. and Fairyland Conduct QA rennet? HELLO FRIEND 8 tm the he ? 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