The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-19
DECLARED a DRAW.
hut Bob fiizsimmous Had Choyuskl
About Laid Out.

About Laid Out.
Bosros, MASS, Juno lS.-Att tho Bog.
ton theatre tonight Bob Fitzsimmong,
champion mlddlowo!ght Of tho world,
andohnllcnscr o. jim CorbOt,, turned
in almost certain defeat into victory.
Ilud not tho police intcriorol i! was 10
to | that no would hGvn finished Joo
ChoynRh In another punch. AZ it was,
tho match was declared Il draw, but no
M pro4onrwillO over Claim that Choynaki
Is q foeman worthy to combat with tho
lAni;y Australian.
Choynski vas tho fret to appear and
in hIo wake caInc Il rGtinua Of hundlOrg
mud seconds. Tho Californian looked
10 DO In the best OF condition. Fitz.
simmons followed shortly after attended
BY his protOgo, Young Handler. Tho
Australian looked q trllo heavier than
lila opp6tlent and his condition seemed
ilawlugG.
Round !. fitzsimmong was tho first
to lead, missing II lcit.hMnd ewing by
Choynski'a clever ducl;ine. Tho Aus
traliun again lod. landing his loft lightly
on Choynsli'0 chin and receiving an
cnsy tap OIL tho stomach in return.
lionors GVGn.
Round .. FiLsimmons had evidently
caugod his man, for no sooner had he
reached tho COntrO than ho tapped him
twice in tho i0co with ha5 long loft.
Thiu seemed TO wakcn the Californian,
for with II gmilo he lot go right aud loft,
the latIUr landing with good effect on
Eitzsimmons' body.
Round s. Fit2simmous fOlntcd and
!hOn lot so a vicious lett. JoG sidc-
BtCppOd him and quick as flash Hhot out
his loft 1t landed full OH the point OF
the foreigners law and Eitzsimmnn4
measured hlB length on tho floor. Tho
audience aprnng to their foot us one
man, but amid tho din, Ei,2limmous
heard DAILY count OF tho RoConds until
nine wcru reached, whom be staggered
to his feet, groggy, but full OF CUM
ing. ZOO IA after him rod hot and
twice again did land his left and right,
though at every chance Wtz5immona
cliuchcd Joo's neck. DAILY broke them
apart time and ugain. Choynski WIS
firing himself out, while tho Australian
was rapidly recovering himself, and
hardly 4 minute after tho Touchdown
be acomod stronger than tho Caliior-
MAN.
Round i. While Choynskl ;rag leg.
weary and slow In answering the time.
tho Australian mado for ChOynski ut once
and while Joe was c~ndcnvOrinS TO place
a loft that would amount to come.
thirv Eitysimmnna hit hSn, twn an tbc
face and jaw and hoorcd him, and when
no arose repeating the dose. Twice
moro did NtZsimmons floor him. Tho
battle was finally getting CORY AMI War
rem, followed BY Il squad Of officers en-
tered the ring and told DAILY that the
mill must stop il the spectators did
not ccuse their yelling.
Round B.. Fit2simmOps started to fin.
ish ChoynBki and made 4 terrific swing
for Chovnski's jaw with his Left. II was
n trilc high but struck tho Californian
on the car, Telling him. llc staggered
to his feet but 4 push from Fitzaim-
mons cent him aprawlirg in the corner,
ClinginG 10 the ropes. Ito pulled him
self up and clinchcd tho Antipodcan.
DAILY parted them and Fi.zsimmons
again landed his lei. on Joe's Jaw, floor
Ing Tor the last time. As he cssaycd to
rise, Captain Warrcu again uiado his
appearance and thia time said that un-
der 10 conditions would he allow tho
battle to continue
According to tho articles there was
but IL decision for DAILY 10 make and
the fight was declared n draw.