The San Francisco call., 1898-03-18
HACK STANDS
 OFF THE KID Daily and Lavigne Fight Twenty Rounds to
 a Draw. Fast and Furious Battle for the Lightweight Championship
 of the World.
Vicious Bouts, in Which the Pugilists Each Showed Themselves to
 Be Exceedingly Clever.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CLEVELAND, March r. The twenty-round go between Kid Lavigne and Jack Daly for the lightweight championship of the world at the Gen. traI Ar1nory tonight resulted in draw The fighting was fast and fu- rious from the start, but the contest ants were so evenly matched that neither could gain an advantage over the other sufficient to get decision in his favor.
 The story of the fight by rounds:
 Round 1-Lavigne landed left on neck. Lavigne and Daily landed right ana left. Good scientific work: both jabbed ire quently. Lavigne reached home three or four times more than Daily.
 Round 2-After Lavigne had landed heavily on the face several times. Daiy caught him unawares and sent in a straight left drive, bringing blood and bruising Lavigne's eye. The round was decidedly warm.
 Round 3-The men never rested and 1t was pretty round. Just before the gong sounded Lavigne landed straight left on the stomach It was bad one;
 Round 4-Lavigne landed with the left in the face. Lavigne rushed Daily. Daily sent in right swing. Daly landed left full on the jaw and sent. Lavigne down La vigne came up quickly. The finish was
 Round 5-Opened with lively sparring Daily got left on the jaw and a rally IOlIOW6U. ln-IlSHliHS lOIlOWcQ. DblS ioi'N ed heavily with left on Lavigne's jaw
 Round 6-They were up against the ropes and Lavigne was cuffed hard- La vigne landed hot one on the eye. Daly lowed Daly landed on the cheek; Round closed with both men in good shape,
 Round opened with right gl;f al and std ledt ach and received a hard one on jaw.
 Round S--Dally landed with right on h the jaw, but Lavigne countered hard. The n6 face, the hardest blow yet. Daly again landed with the left on jaw. and in re- 'ua Round edeavia aSisne @ iabbed M bed hard with left but Daiy stopped him nicely. They went at it hard. Lavigne landed on the cheek Lavigne landed hard on shoulder. Signs
 Round 10-Harmless tapping Lavigne slipped. going down on all fours La in the face and put his head through the ropes. Round ended with easy infghting.
 Round 11-Lavigne sent in an effective drive on Dalys chest. Daly countered on cheek Both tucked and Lavigne landed heavily on chest. Daily displayed good generalship.
 ring at close quarters. Lavigne guarded well and finally landed on chest with
 Round 1s-The Kid landed heavily on ribs. Daly ducked; Lavigne landed heav-
 Round 14-Daly was lodging, but re- ceiVed a right swing on the face. He re- sponded in the same fashion and after ward landed with the left on the jaw twice.
 Round 15-Daly landed on the jaw with close quarters closed the round.
 Round 16-After light tapping Lavigne landed on the stomach and Daily coun- tered on the jaw. Aggressive work fol- lowed. Layigne pushing paly hard.
 left eye opened again. Daly's round all the way through.
 Round 1s-Lavigne took hard blow on the nose and fierce Jabs were exchangeo; LaVigne received two vicious right-hand blows on the stomach. LaVigne landed hard on the face twice.
 Round 19-Lavigne landed the left on the body Infghting in the center. La vigne landed fiercely on the ribs twice.
 Round 2O-Vicious blows in the center of the ring. Daly landed left on the face. Another even exchange of blows. La vigne landed the left on Daly's face; jabbing. Lavigne landed with the left and twice with the right on the body. Referee called it draw.
 Appended is the record of Jack Daly: Jack Daily, the lightweight champion of Delaware was born at Wilmington, Del. August 31, 1873. He stands feet 7A inches in height, and weighs in condition 133 pounds. He first started as an amateur, winning the champion ship of America at 125 pounds on Feb mary 19 and 20, 1892, at Philadelphia. Since then he has been fighting every where and everybody. The following Is his record up to date: Met Jack Ever hart, Birmingham, Ala-' pare knuckles. 1892, stopped, Daly having the batter of the go; beat Owen Harney, New Orleans, La, rounds, lo93; peat Joe Flynn, Wilmington, Del, 5 rounds, 1Se3. beat Billy Young, Washington, D. C., 5 rounds. 1893; beat Al O.Brien washington, D. C., rounds, 1894; beat lack Brown, Wilmington, Del, 1round; 1894; beat Charley MeneeIer, Poe ps,I, Wnr mington, Del, rounds, 1894; beat Billy TeaIev. Washington, D. C., rounds 1se4. heat Billy Duke, Baltimore. Md, 9 rounds. 1884, beat Chris Johnson at Baltimore, Md, 5 rounds, 1885; beat Paul Johnson, Baltimore, rounos, 1 1895: draw, Abe Ulman. heavy-weight 6 rounds, 1895, at Baltimore; beat Joe Rurnett. Washington, D. C., rounds, 1895: beat Billy Dooley, Washington, n q 5 rounds, 1895; beat Billy Payne, Washington, D. C.. 10 rounds, 18s5; beat Mike Leonard, Baltimore Md. Ker- nan's theater, August, 1895, z rounds; heat Ned Mcconnell, Wilmington, Del, 10 rounds, 1895; beat Mike kearney' sKln cloves near Wilmington, Del, 10 ronnds 1895; beat Jimmy Lynch, Alex andria. Va. IA rounds. 1895; draw, Stan Ion Abbott, Washington, D. C., SI rounds. 1895; beat Bull Mccarthy, Phil- adeIphia, 6 rounds, 1896; beat Howard Wilson. Washington, D. C., IA rounds, 1896: beat Tom Moriarity, New York, B rounds. 1896; draw, Billy Vernon, Syr- acuse, N. Y, 20 rounds, 1896; draw, Jimmy Franey, Wilmington. Del, rounds, 1896; beat Frank Wongo. the Indian. 10 rounds. Wilmington, Del, 1897: beat Tom McCune, rounds, Phil adelphia, 1897; beat Martin Judge and lack Bennett at Philadelphia, rounds each in one night, 1897; beat Billy Vernon. New York, rounds, 1897; beat Isadore Strauss, Philadelphia, rounds, 1897: beat Jim McHa1e, Philadelphia, 5 rounds, 1897; draw, Eddie Connolly, New York, 20 rounds, 1897; beat Mat tie Mathews, Syracuse. N. r., 20 rounds, 1897; beat Billy Ernst Brooklyn, N. r., 19 rounds, 1897. Tn the following, no decisions: Charley McKeever Of Phiia- delphia, rounds, 1897; Everhart. bad ly beaten; Jack Everhart, Philadelphia, Penn, 6 rounds, 1897; Kid Nc Partland, Philadelphia, $ rounds, 1897; Young Griffo Philadelphia, 6 rounds, 1897; Joe Cans. Philadelphia, 6 rounds,