The sun., 1897-02-28
O,DOgNELL THE WINNER.
He Defeats Delaney In the Ninetccnth RounA
at the Polo A. e..

O'DOFNELL THE WINNER.
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Biiy oDohneil OF Memphis beat JACK Delaney
OF this city 10 stsndstil In the nineteenth
rounu OF their glove contest at the foio a. ".
last night oDonneil showed unusual ciev-
erness and outpointed MS antasonse
from the start. Delaney however' gave
wohdcrui ehhioit'on OF piuck ana nerve
ana 'nonsn hopeiessiy oeateh anu oauiy puniAn-
ed ne fougn' on anti the referee In spirit OF
fair pay stopped iur'her hgh'ihg anu rehuerod
adec'sion. IN bphc Oh raise III inc prices tns
arena was PACKED 10 the doors.
Inc oahoaais OF Itno eVohins were Imam Mao,
Gen, rc,crec, anu FRANK Aoraha,'' inner. 'soH
Mcheck ana biliy barrett ooth OF thiS Guy,
were put on Tor the nrst bout OF ten ROUNDS az
iis pounds. was even up ior Iour rounos'
athough Meheck ala inc ouik OF the ieaaihs'
IN tne nrth rouna Moheek was uisquaiineo iof
hittine on the oreakaway' ana barrett was ae-
ciarcd the winner. Ihe decision caused di-
Sersity OF opinion and much excitement
.ninn, , " and T,1n NrKnns ., ne,rni, ,,srs ,h.
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at l3s pounds McKune was substituted for
Frank O'Neil of Chicago, who was unable to box
because of a wrenched ankle. Hil.s antics
caused widespread merrimcnt. lie took
things easily, and suddenly scored knock
oowh toward tne ena OF tho mrs"
round. McKune did creditable work in the
s nso rod o,,tc,a.s.d Nm landed a terrific hodv
pearea ou"iAan . s1a-, hin iahaoa , tepr,nc ooay
IN IN ',ouo' ,,n mnen ouS ,n' s,n V % ,,n ~ '"a ~"s,
ioarth @ a. nGss ss results Of some ss su, h.
forced the fighting and sent Mckune to the hoor
just as time was called. McKune braccd up In
the fifth, aud the round was easy. The
'fick got down 10 business In the sixth
round and after two minutes and twelve
of MOKuneb bya hard one in the stomach. 1t
sn0.,s,or. ,sovas, tSp, %. not rn,, n,an o,I'
% ,aous1t ~ ,s Una. ,t ,he De's0, nun au n
o,elock. loo Del Delaney and % oDonnsli were w m matched
TO HgLt twenty rounds at lai pounds. Delaney
Tlernnn Mas Deluney's chief mentor; Will.
o,D0nneli's leading handler was Paddy parten.
hs men Thsg Z a %tH ss SRa
away and then gns in some s, let's on ths face
9uckness q foot in the second round, & and - no.
SGs,a man moi ,Ina ns IN n nsr oSr e
band }abs;; nnd hSd decidedy me neilcr 9I ne
round. 0Donncii raised Inmp, under jagks
LEFT eye IN the third round ana crossed MN
once on the mouth with right. Delaney was
sun unable TO land, although ne rushed ihces-
saJnu!i ,.. , ,,,,- .,,,o, ~.
III tne IouItn Iouna Denhes MI inue' n,W M IN
shSt IN ms swift ie,t repea,ed 20 IL tns t,h
Delaneys iett ear oegsn 70 s"ell IN ne Ii IL.n
round. and oeIoFs the eng IL was n,een,hhs
| freely. ODonnrH ripped his lcft INTO the
wind and had 70 the better ot
the round; Peianeys 6ioMs We're @ sSoiaea S..,a IN
nearly every INSTANCE. Deianey grew desperate
the sixth rSuhd. oat iva oPohnen Nm Sn,s nEhns
Some know-nothings yelled foul when oDon-
nell used an arm tIee. Delhhey rusn-
Ing In the seventh round was stronger man m
! the preceding rounds, ana IN close quarters ne
%mahaEea maj 10 rana sone n ihrp pun"h and showed rs
| markablc cooiness when pressed 70 close range.
Inc eighth rouha was neTy ,ts.. oa,,,1a -
| made his opponent . noIe blecm win couple OF
heavy SWINGS put " OD9nneli GonIihiea MI
laooinS until fahey snow ga signs ign VOL, o, hedr
ness Inc later leIt eye nhu car WI M.Lc u.ui{
swollen whch ne came uP IN the nlhth rounns
,..S hnd op0nnem io1 en proc'eooa 10 'oueh UP 'n'