Evening journal., 1890-06-17
MULDOON'S MAN WINS.
Smith, of Denver, Defeats Daily,
of Philadelphia.
SIEVE DROpIE,s opD TAcrIcs.

He Repeatedly Broke into tho Ring to
Help Daily and Was Threatened with
Death by Mike CIeary--The Phiiadel-
phian Seemed Greatly overmatched.
BUFFALO, June TIA large crowd Of
representative sports from New York, Phil
adelphia and Chicago visited the Arlington
Athletic club last night to witness the
glove fight between Ed Smith. Of Denver
(Muldoon's latest protegel, and James
DAILY, Of Philadelphia Smith ruled first
choice in the betting. Smith weighed l7s
pounds. and had William Muldoon. Mike
Cleary and Frank Bosworth, Of Providence,
back Of him DAILY weighed 165 pounds,
and Steve Brodie, Tom Manning and T. J.
Griffin, Of Philadelphia, were behind him.
Jake Kilrain was also present to challenge
the winner The fight was for 1900
purse, OF which $500 was TO 20 TO the loser.
The Battle Begins.
First Round-The men spared for m
opening. Smith began rushing and smas
ed DAILY hard twice. Smith knocked DAILY
down with blow on the neck. DAILY lay
quiet for few seconds, but got up and
went at Smith savagely- Smith had it alA
his own way, however, and hit DAILY when
and where he pleased.
A Foul Claimed.
Second Round-Daly landed hard on
Smiths neck. Smith returned the blow
savagely on Daly's neck and again knocked
him down. just as the round closed Smith
landed on his stomach. a foul was claimed,
as Smith struck after the gong had sounded.
1t was not allowed.
Third Round-Smith landed on DAILY re-
peatedly on the jaw and continued to ham
mer him like punching bag, but was
caught mapping as the round drew to a
close and Daily hit him hard one on the
nose, drawing the claret. This enraged
Smith and he went at DAILY like hammer
and tongs, with such savage blows that
DAILY was forced 10 fall TO she floor to es-
cape further punishment Al the end OF
this round Brodie rushed upto Smith and
blew water in his face, whereat Muldoon
claimed foul Notallowed.
Brodie's Peculiar Tactics.
Fourth Round-Smith hammered Daily
right and left, until the latter went down
under a stinging blow on the neck. Brodie
rushed into the ring again, but was quickly
elected DAILY staggered to his feet only to
receive another crusher in the neck, which
fO0rcd him.
Brodie repeated his tactics and cleary,
unable to control his anger, made a rush
for him and threatened 70 kill him if he
did not keep out Of the ring. Rrodie prom
ised not to interfere further aud the fight
ing was resumed Smith landed just rs he
pleased and DAILY went down five times in
succession DAILY was rushed TO his corner
when the gong rang, and was treated TO
liberal doses Of massage treatment, but lt
seemed almost cruelty TO send him ia for
another round.
nrodie Again in the Ring.
Fifth Round--Daley led with his left.
Smith countered heavily with his right on
DAILY neck and DAILY went down. The ire
pressible Brodle broke into the ring again.
The referee succeeded IN getting him out
with much trouble and cautioned him
against coming in again. The warning
had no effect, for a minute later, when
smith knocked DAILY down again, Brodie
was in the ring working over his man.
Connors was on the point Of giving the
fight 70 Smith when DAILY recovered his
feet and Brodie retreated Again smith
punished DAILY most severely in the neck
and Knocked him into the ropes. As fast
as DAILY got up Smith knocked him down.
Blows Like Cannon Balls
Sixth Round--Daly seemed TO freshen uI
a triae, but was too exhausted 20 stand
much punishment Smith drew himself
together and rained in face, jugular and
body blows like cannon balls DAILY got uI
each time, but with great effort, and triee
] TO clinch In clinch Smith pushed DAILY
down DAILY was so weak that Brodie
} rather than have his man completed,
knocked out, rushed in the ring and pulleg
DAILY back to his corner. He claimed TIN
fight on foul because Smith showed Dal.
, to the floor The claim was not allowes
! and the referee told DAILY to fight or throw
! up the sponge. DAILY himself seemed daze'
I and oblivious TO all that was going o.
I around him. Ten seconds were quickl.
, counted and Connors gave the fight T.
Z smith.