Two men, possibly brothers based on their similar looks, spar in boxing gloves outdoors. This photograph was made near Forest Grove, Oregon, circa 1910-1914. The men wear shirts, bowties and slacks, and are standing in front of a hedge near a fenced-in field. They may have been friends of the photographer, William Alonso Clapshaw.
Black and white image of two men, boxing, while a crowd of other men look on. The men boxing wear gloves but their stance and arms represent old-fashioned boxing style. The men watching wear dark suits and hats, and several hold bicycles. The field is grassy, and a number of oak trees fill the background of the image. One small boy in a jacket and watch cap also observes the fighting.
Two young men from the Scheckla family face each other in a boxing match while a third man keeps time with a pocket watch. The men are in a dirt lot with a wood fence behind them. Their shadows are cast on the ground. The man to the left wears a long-sleeved white shirt, suspenders, and dark pants. His legs are spread with his right leg thrust forward. His opponent to the right wears a long-sleeved white shirt, suspenders, and gray pants. His legs are spread with his left leg thrust forward. To the boxer's right, a man keeps time and holds a watch in his right hand. He is dressed in a dark jacket, pants and a bowler hat. His left hand is placed in his left pant pocket.
