The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-07
KELLY GETS THE DECISION,
Bur BRoDBRtok mrs nARp AND
m sYRoNo Ar THE FINISH.
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= Vsn,,.o No Not Interfcre with the neuts.
Sammy Kelly OF this city got the decision over
Patsy proderick Of Providence In a nfteen round
hou, AZ the Polo A. c. last night, tho verdict be-
inp rcee,Ve ed with boots and Misses.
Tho arht was tho best witnessed In this yicin-
,,v for .ome time. Although Kelly had slightly
~ hotter OF the frst six rounds. Frederick, IL
vas ocncrnlly claimed, eSened matters up as
Tho npbt progressed. and was fighting stronger
AZ tho finish than when the bout began. Tho
nolico made no attempt to Interfere. Teddy
Foley was the referee.
George Munroo and Jimmy johnson. two
local boxers, opened the show with n siX-round
bout ut ll5 pounds. There was q little kissing
IN the first round By those in the crowd who
wore lookinp for blood. but the boys warmed TO
their work in the second round. and after that
satisned the crowd with . clean. scientific
contest, Munroc was declared the winner.
Another six.round bout at 11s pounds. be-
tween Nelson Frazer OF this city and Kid Foley
Of tho United States Navy, was the second event
on tho programme. The latter showed his pa
tr,otism by having one Of his seconds fan him
with an American flag when no camc TO his cor.
nor. Some OF the spectators kept timo with the
seconds movements by whistling tho Star
spangled Banner"
The Kids style puzzled Frazer. and the latter
could not manage to land with any OBJECT In
the nth round Foley cut Nelson's mouth with
a left hand swing. He continued to play for the
same spot In the sixth round, and Frazer was
in trouble. Foley received the decision.
There were about 1000 spectators prescn,
when Kelly and Broderick entered tho ring
.tA..t- uf.nu m as,IAalr Thn,y xyntphal d, a
lls pounds. Broderick began hostilitics by
away from the ~lattor's return. Kelly then sho,
two hnlf.arm uppercuts to the face.
Tho second round was in Kelly's favor. Sam
my got under Patsy guard in the third round
with his right and thon swung his right to the
inv. Tho Providence boy liked to mix 1t up II
tho clinchcs. but Kelly was ready. for him OF
every occasion. Tho fourth round was n no
one. Broderlck pushed HIS left to Kcily's fac,
ivo time in quick succession, each time getting
Then Kelly smashed Patsy on the nose, mat
made tho blood flow freely; Tho firth and sixtt
rounds We're fast, Kelly d Ing most OF the lead
"BrodoricS's eyes were slightly puYed in tn,
eighth round. Kelly was fighting hard. bn'
Broderick returned just as good as ho received
While Broderick's face was badly puffed kell,
Broderick opened the thirteenth round with
rush. and %staggered Sammy with a right-hant
swing on the jaw. He followed 1t up with an
other on the same spot, and quickly drove
hard left to the ribs, compelling kclly to resor
to clinching. Broderick's wonderful brace set tn,
for him when the round ended. Brodericl
came up strong for the fourteenth round. bu
Kelly still showod tho effects of the pre- vioul
rounds. Patsy rushed in with left and right OF
tho body. He then played for the head. bu
Kelly showed a good defence.
Sammy was using good gencralship 10 avoid
ing Patsy's fierce rushes, but tho latter kept oil
with his style OF attack. Brodcrick was RICH
at his man in the last round, but did not hav,
en- ugh strength left to make his blows count
Broderick was the stronger of the two when tn,
round ended. Kelly was declared tho winner