o-leinid1-ires~ido-ikLUTHER M'CARTY WINSFROM SAILOR LOGANMcOarty. the fc'eatern phenom* Tim Logan, a *ig burly «»or of J^hls clty^J. j who although *oot1«, ih* WesternerMwhfl reeentTr stopped Oarl Morris. * tough« who recently stopped V*rUMorr*.f^ *l!‘battle. and It was only the wort; af Me0 carty in cthe final sessionfi I to the decision, at the National A. C., last nl$eitber hoy knew much about she inner20f)Eriots of the zame and both took miite a t of punishment with, the intention of-whipping in a sleep punch, hut that punchIs the■whipping to a sieep *failed at the psychological moment drat round it looked as If Logan walt; first round it looked aa If Logan, was donated ! tn take tha court when he came into coo0(nIi tact with one of McOarty a wallops, which landed tush on the chops, toppling the sailor to the mat fnf ttat lt;*ount of four, although he looked none the worst for his near shavewhen he ran into a clinch to finish outthe round.A.ffcr lbe second round Logan took a baud in doling out the puncfces and landed frequently on hi* opponent's jaw and stomach, scoring heavily in the third and fourth round-. tMcOarty lt;Bl* wme good work in the fifthround, landing hard rights and left* to the jaw. The sixth round was the best of the firht from a McCarty standpoint. The Wegt.enter threw everythin* to the winds in bis auxitty to connect with a sledge.hammer wallop. hat despite the fact that the local lad -llt;Jd not seem to know much about blocking* I his leads. b« was on hi* pins at ibe end tha final round, ncme the worse5first real hard scrap. The bout was fairlyfast tor big fellow*, both Mf| bdatwilling to mlt It at closealwaysHot Ha 8 brlCofeas Tic | Forley.C Gis^T'K.lSanU'tWow. M bet to coo the fi* championship for the eauaiean face, railed y , to show anything that would warrant him w# s* being pitted against any of the eligible* c ? I for the heavyweight title in his bout with (jja©dtremithlt;thipuneintiopndiiitsis Idristi