The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-25
ERNST KNOCKED OUT.
JACK DALT PUTS HIM 10 SLEEP Az
THE GRFENPoINT CLUB SNOW.


The bout Lasts ror Nincteen Rounds Of Fast
EtahtinE-rou, auitivan psfsnta Dave O'Con.
stop the Beut-Ennrry KSie ana
Tom Hayes mex Tea Rounds TO q Draw.
Before n ,somewbat slim house last night Jack
DAILY of Wilmington knocked out hiily hrhstih
nineteen rouuds at tho Greenpoint Sporting
Club, Groenpuint. Days victory was clean cut
| and decisive. Ho made n good impression and
looks like n conner in his class. Joe Ward was
referee.
Two well.knit bantams, Tommy Sullivan Of
South Brooklyn, and Dave OhConnor OF Pater'
son. figured In the opening bout OF ion rounds
at l15 pounds. 0'Connor rushed with n good
deal of earnestness, but without Judgment,
and invariably ran into Sulliyan's loft.
| Tommy used this hand frequently in a sort OF
half upper cut, and the blow was quite
effective. O'Connor was quito active in
the second, and danced oil around Sui.
Ivan. He placed two straight rights
into Sullivan's short ribs with sufficient force
10 make the South Brooklyn mans admirers
feel apr ehensive. Sullivan forced the third,
and in the fourth and fifth both beys
roughed it. without regard to any rules
O'Connor nailed his opponent Clearly on the
Tom Off his feet with a driving LOFT upper cut a
few inches from the mark. -
o,Connor's strength seemed to have deserted "a
resisting suliivan.s leads and landing with any
s S;m Win IN the "D. sSishsah y sSllivan and went pan ettsf
body bod xs %G 81 81. was yssr in q : a sslllp1sss SSSn fSs
stopped. Sullivan then was declared the win
Two New Workers; Harry Kyle; solofcd; , and
Followed. for . bout Of ten rounds at 1875
pounds. Kyle had a retinue OF seconds In
R Rary es spifiied al : Sel,ssr 1 @an T Mas inclined nsG n Tws ss
use any science, md they banged each other
seah,S. HAYES n,%; c hh9 se Rgie about bound th wa" ear m fne,
qucntly. but this only served to anger the
latter; Tho third and fourth rounds were
ring and sprinted. When they came together
they lot go for keeps. swinging blow on the
Oh Hayes i,S ast smashed Ky Kyie's jaw wiokedly in the
was slap, bang and get away in the remaining
rounds. Kyle touched up. Hayes about the
nasty knocks on the nose and mouth. The final
round was especially c ralS- fast o HAYES :; 5a q k The
e eroWd thought hnf Hayes fStese should @SG,iv have got ad" the ver.
dict, and Kissed accordingly.
"R Rhs S9sl bout pst wSs between on 9 nrSyo EIEnst' t ths
J Jssd D9 MS, IF Fl b %ji,%ins sSpn.r, se II, F sn5:
pounds. Nothing was. lacking in the con.
dition Of the men. Daly led throughout the
Ernst was quick in thS second .nS
dexterously ducked. and ESCAPED some vicious
punches. baly was very merciful in the third,
e ena eesmiEti Ernst. h ihoar TO- t get s Suef G1 o sS@T nifty
to land. and bled Jacks nose. -.
for EF9 sSo m point d' 81 Day.! ls9 5s% IN NTH The e's fo uiFR.
and came within an ace of finding it:
Rsly TAs Bii %oFe se1 %ss1ii0q times after Er tais' t ans
at DAILY in the fifth. Jack mixed things in the
sixth and showed considerable skill. DAILY deliv.
seventh and Ernst went to his corner un'
Ernst with his knowledge of tho game, He hit
Billy with both hands. and each blow
!Slai h and e sSST PoaGs IN He ts' r 1'Hss4
head foremost and nearly, fell AL over himself
ribs. DAILY came back smiling and hit Ems
alongside the head. sending him spinning to the
jj S%, but pEeI rns se1 nea iva Sus * g' In n sim lsfI pr aSs 81;
saving himself from q clean knock down. II no
q f I'm }Se o osI. round Ernst was very careful. and
nndalsd about eunninsiy: He tFied e sntie'
Pb ?. y,, to . his e T5as h but tri Jack ,n, TSnld s mo
sS%svsrii n that E %S;,s was i, growing S,1R weaker ss5Snn, h
, was becoming stronger and more confident
R Ra1y ' head S Sssk. hi lilly left didn' sna care pa ssosi
s~tructiye right on Days cheek. Jack was toe
HI ho"cNCl uhu Cuoiiy Boe W Va u
The fourteenth was brimful of ginger and
his weakened condition wouldn't permit him tt
, fight hard. DAILY kept on landing blow after
The fifteenth round was hot. Daily led with
the right and hit Ernst on the mouth. Bill
s + u slissh 'l issnsged on to tho VISIT fso0' the and vii i
m min cIoae b SGxe gai,ve riSS two se stnnD,DS Sp SSncb e.
! under Ernstis heart. and the gong just sounded
{ in the nick of time.
mouth and drove his left into the wind. Ems
fort to conceal this fact from his solicitors
matters in the seventeenth and Jack saliiet
forth to follow Instructions. Ernst. though
woulnn't be caught, and contented himself will
= ja6bing and getting away.
: th The ,ooilshhtsD,Pb h1 round mdDt was az t Sn nRrnntIH, but Dns il
' on tenteEhooks. He swung both hands. bn
missed Bas bai EF"i iam 'nsH fGs ssf. G isF h the aid 6od y
!. stepped, catching Ernst slightly on tn,
> BUT ' Quickly 't retarned. 0A DAILY wouldn't aiG p"i lei
i him rest, and shot out both hands in windmill
Ernst was 30 bewildered at the sudden burs
Of speed that he completely lost mi hi
q With the right, Ernst dropped to the stag
up, and then made a BLUM to bold up his hands
but was too weak to offer resistance.
}. m sssatpEE r shs' Nth NJ ha1 1el s,s %sn S siG'as' a 1sl{ sn nan:
put him to sleep.
. Ernst had to be assisted to his corner, and wa
in n daZed state when the spectators left tn,
building. DAILY was without a scratch, Will
D Ernst's nose and mouth were considerably puffe,
up.
A DAILY WAS. of course, the winner.
After tho contest Fitzpatrick told a Sun n
porter that Daily was ready to fight any lighi
. weight in the business. Sam intends to post
+ forfeit next week in support OF this challenge.
0 Gossip or the Ring.
a Jack Sicily yesterday arranged a bout betwee
a George Ry an of Boston and Tommy West.
2 Bottleholder. Newark.-Theyf fought sixteen round
q at Boston on April 10. 1894. Walcott was the victo