The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-08

| " ards he repeated the dose TO the cNi-
! dent delight OF the Daily men; Gibbons.
thinking IT time to stop this, led swing
ing blow very hard, but was stopped by
Daily. The man from Maine led for the
| stomach. and there and then landed light
one on the face. Gibbons fought DAILY TO
the post, and got In some short arm
| blows on his ribs and heart. DAILY got
| away from the post, and landed leit
! hand chop and again repeated III I'D
| bons' face. Gibbons tried TO counter on MIN
and DAILY made a dodge that evoked the
| widest cheers. lie got away before CID
| bons knew where he was. Gibbons closed
on him. and landed a left upper-cut on
| the chin. DAILY got In one on the back
! that sounded loud, but did no damage.
Gibbons landed on the heart as the gong
sounded.
Round 10-Gibbons started right in on
the aggressive and did all the leading.
Many OF the blows landed. but n ma ior-
| ity Of them were stopped, as Daily spent
| his time in trying TO avoid being hit.
Instead Of trying TO do any of the slug
ging himself every time DAILY ducked his
head he was uppercut by Gibbons with
the left.
Round 11-Both men were a trine eau
tious on the start and Gibbons was APP
parently resting a moment to recover
his wind and get strong When Gibbons
did start In to fight he did It In good
| shape. and landed with both hands with
| great effect Gibbons had all the best
| of the round and had the Bangor man
very weary by the close Of the round.
Round 12-Gbbons tried to do too much
| I'm this round and came near making
mess OF IT. He forced the fighting until
he got tired and then Daley. who is a
| tough nut. had things somewhat his own
way. and jabbed the Jersey boy in the
| face until he had him bleeding freely
| from both the nose and mouth. Mitchell
cautioned his seconds repeatedly about
! sending Austin along too fast.
Round 13-GibbOns acting under the
| advice OF his seconds still forced the
| fighting, and while he had the best Of
| IT. he was wasting his strength unneces-
! sarily. Gibbons seconds were warned
| by both Tom Allen and Charley Mitchell
| that they were sending their man along
| too fast, and were liable TO lose the fight
| through foolishness.
Round 14-Daly came up aggressive
| for the first time. He pushed the fight
ing and landed blow on the head.
Gibbons countered on the face and re-
ceived a blow in the chest in return.
| Gibbons landed his left in Days face
| and both stopped for wind. DAILY landed
| lightly on the chest and Gibbons again
| found the face with his left. DAILY land
ed lightly on the neck in return. Glib
| bons swung his left for the stomach
| and found n. DAILY lodged a blow from
| Gibbons left but received one In the face
right after a blow on Gibbons stomach
was countered by one in the face DAILY
| landed on the stomach and Gibbons on
the face three times before the gong
sounded.
Round 15-Gibbons forced the fighting
TO the Rest of his ability in this round,
| and landed so many clean blows with
both hands that poor DAILY struggled hard
with nature. and it was only his strong
Will-power aided by the gong that saved
him
Round 16-Both men had a fairly good
showing in this round. Gibbons was
tired from his previous eXertcns while
DAILY was like a knot in a hickory tree.
He was hard to crack, and the more Glib
bOus hit him the better he seemed TO
stand It, Gibbons swung his left many
times full into Days face, but the Ban
gor man took his medicine in great shape.
Round 17-Although there was scarcely
a mark on DAILY to show that he had been
fighting, still he was a trife shaky on
his legs, and Gibbons kept up his agrees
sive tactics. The Paterson boy landed
many hard blows and took some good
ones in return, but he seemed TO be unable
to knock his nan out.
Round 1S-Gibbons met with a very mar
row escape in this round from n nasty
left hand upper ctt and a dangerous
right-handed swing. Both blows missed
and Gibbons trOtted away laughing 1t
was ~ joke however for had either blow
! landed it would have proven the turning
point of the fight. DAILY is by far the
heaviest hitter. and on many occasions
Gibbons only escaped through his clever
ness.
Round 19-This round Daily anne up
feeling distressed. lie was game and
led with his left for Gibbons face and
landed good blow. Gibbons was hold
irg off. evidently taking his time in which
10 get i'm a knockout blow. lie landed his
left lightly on Days face and body.
Gibbons clnchad. As the men broke
away Gibbons missed a lead for the Jaw.
DAILY planted his left heavily on Gibbons
Jaw and later landed his right on the
| stomach. Gibbons made a rush for Daly
| and planted his left i'm the face of his
| opponent. following with a stir right
| handler on the neck He threw his left
On Days right jaw with telling effect.
DAILY was then beginning TO feel his In
iures He struck out wild at Gibbons
face and stomach, but failed to land.
Gibbons landed on Days nose, but the
blow did no damage. DAILY forced the
fighting and planted his left in Glib
| hons face. He reached ClbpoHS HOSE
with his trusty left and lodged stin
upper cut from Gibbons. Just before the
| gong sounded Gibbons landed a hard
| blow on the heart of his opponent which
lifted him almost off his feet.
Round 2O-Gibbons forced the fighting
| all through this round. but the blows he
! dealt might Just as well have been planted
up against the side Of a house as on
| Days ribs and face for all the effect
| they had upon the Bangor man.
Round H-Daly was still as fresh as ever
| and took his medicine admirably. The
| blows OF Gibbons apparently had but
! little effect upon him. while he cOntented
| himself with an occasional left-handed
! lab and lay for a chance to swing the
right.
Round 22-This was somewhat on the
| mild order. as Gibbons gave his opponent
| n chance to do a little OF the fighting.
Instead Of doing 1t, however, the Bangor
man took advantage of the rest and grew
so strong that Gibbons for elf-protcction
was compelled 10 change his tactics and
| once more force the fighting.
Round 23-Daly came TO the scratch
aggressive and apparently refreshed. lie
| led with his left lightly on the chest and
! Gibbons retaliated with stiff jab on
the Jaw with his left. DAILY landed with
| his left on Gibbons stomach, and re
ceived in return blow on the chin from
| Gibbons left. Gibbons upper cut on
| Days chin. and the boy from Maine
| countered on the left side Of Gibbons
face He next planted on Gibbons stom-
! ach. and received a terrific blow from
| Gibbons left in the mouth DAILY led