The evening times., 1895-11-16
FINISHED In The LAST
Jack" Daily Had Jimmy" Lynch
All But Out in the Closing Round.
Severe Cut Over the Left Eye Hurt
the Brooklyn Lads Chances-DaIy
Did Most of tile Lending.

Jack Daily of Wilmington again demon
strated last night that he is made of
pretty fair quality of ..scrapping'' ma
terial by giving Jimmy Lynch, the cx-
champion 22-pounder of New York, good
beating.
The bout came off at Dan Henry's Thea
ter, in Alexandria, and it took Daily just
fifteen rounds to convince his opponent
that, although he may still have streak
OF the championship material in him, he
was no match for the clever Wilmington
lad.
Lynch put up q game, stubborn fight, and
did some clever work, but he was out pointed
from the start. The Brooklyn boy received
a severe cut over his left eye in the seventh
round that caused him a considerable loss
OF blood and probably contributed to his
defeat. The cut was caused by Days
foot, which got tangled up in Lynch's
anatomy In the seventh round.
Although an entirely unintentional acci-
dent, 1t was a costly one for Lynch, who
bled like stuck pig during the balance OF
the fight.
A terrific right hand swing on the jaw
put Lyncn in queer street in the fifteenth
round, and when the police stopped the
contest he was all but out and hanging on
Daly's neck, as if he was long lost brother.
The referee was unable to break him away
SO awarded the contest to DAILY.
There were nearly 200 members of the
sporting fraternity present when DAILY and
Lynch stepped into the ring. The Will
miugton lad was looked after by Tony
stannard and Jack Dorsey, while VIII
Northridge, Jim keating, and VIII Reilly
were in Lynch's corner Daily had the ad-
vantage in weight, being probably six
pounds heavier than his opponent.
The fight by rounds follows:
First round-Lynch led. but missed. No
time lost in sparring. Daily led. Lynch
clinched and in breaking away crossed On
Daily with light tap on side Of face. Round
closed with some close in-fighting.
Second round-BOth fiddled for a moment,
when Lynch led, but missed He kept on,
however, and pushed Daily TO the ropes.
Daily then led and connected with Lynch's
jaw. He swung again, but was neatly
stopped.
Third round-Rapid exchanges and sharp
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. easy. Lynch put a
hard one In Daly's stomach and received
good one in the Jaw. DAILY put his left
into the Brooklyn boys face as the gong
sounded.
Fourth round-Lynch gets a hard one on
the nose that made him vince. Not much
done, round closing with some pretty coun-
ters.
Fifth round-No time lost. Daily upper
cut with effect. Lynch led and landed, but
without much damage.
Sixth round-Daly got in a stiff one on
right cheek. DAILY looked savage. Lynch
smiling.
Seventh round-After few exchanges,
Lynch fell and Daily went over him and
cut him over the eye with the heel of his
shoe.
Eighth round-Lynch got In a singing
blow on Dalys ribs. DAILY got back hard
and pushed his opponent to the ropes.
From the ninth to the fourteenth round
things were slightly in DAILY Is favor, Lynch
suffering from loss of blood from cut over
his eye. They looked determined when
they came up for the closing round.
Lynch made the first pass, but was crossed
with stiff punch on the chin, which turned
him completely around. He went back at
Daily and tried right-hand swing for the
jaw, which fell short DAILY then saw his
chance, and put his right on Lynch's jaw
with telling effect.
Lynch staggered all over the ring, and il
DAILY had steadied himself he would have
put him out. He rushed at Lynch, how
ever, and the latter went over. and in get
ting up got DAILY around the neck and held
on like grim death. The bout was stop
ped at this juncture.