The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-24
CREEDON STAYS THE LIMIT.
WALCOTT FAILS TO KNOCK HIM OUT
IN TWENTY ROUNDS.


| The Boston PuRiIist Does tho Bulk of tho
WI, .ni Tanns ~" noai',onT,o 49,
trnllnn Receives Hard Beating with
Gap,eness-Harr Fisher Defeats Hurley.
couple Of months ago Dan creedon of Aus
tralia was knocked out by Joe Walcott Of Bos-
ton in less than one round Mt the Ienox A. c.
Last night at the Broadway A. G.. Creedon
stayed the limit of twenty rounds. although he
was oG ,,. and got hard walorng' The
men fought with an agreement to break
clean. but in all other h RESPECTS to baltic =,
uuuv I ,na,a u w Sue."su po,,od o., ,ha
crowd. which packed the building. because he
used free hand in the clinches. but he did not
lighter anteuon.t D VINO did Al, tbs Aggressive
"s",'' ausN''7' ""o Wv" ,''i ~ IS go,
to one by the Australian.
Tim Hurley Of susauehanna and Harry
Fisher Of BROOKLYN met in tho preliminary
the pace setter In the first round. but Fisher
he siussod Hurley to the floor three times. the
latter heing saved Inv tho hail In the third
round Fisher bored in with wicked swings.
which soon beat Hurley into q helpless condi-
ton He could not get up after ten seconds
had been counted. and Fisher was declared the
winner. The time of the round was minutes
The betting was %. to on walcott, with
very little oreedon money n9a'lns around,
mnsn 'ne australian GOV INTO 'ne ring ne was
Sam FITZPATRICK. Kid Iavigne and Benny
Mnrrhv woIco,,,s saconds wers Tom
o'Rourke. Bob Armstrong and Kid Broad.
The conditions were twenty rounds at
CdlcnWelRnlS. ITttuDU WeIRntu lOO pOunuS
and Wacott 143 pounds John White
was the referee. Before tho fight began
| .,U.,,s,.,H Diu ut,, a i,,.o1,,aa
hys.erious DIZZY 0hUn was lh'rouucou'
with the announcement that he would posi-
Sa,',,lt ~ >'''' "
Gay y,l night, ,-, - ...,.o.,. u,,,,
freedom. AS soon as 'he gong sounded T ,s,,
the but ' U S careful NOT NOT to
the colored man get too close. creedon,
lefts on the mouth and then blocked series
Of swings. Before the round ended by fifteen
,%E to sl long range in
@B h VIII, sharp @ to b Isaa
cpowS Viii liz kent mn ths Gne S'S wo ,,,e
to the bell bell Creedon shot a hot left into
face as r the shTd T9aRd 5saaR
or RE bead Dan hln"Sed d nearly nI The bows
tis I'm oin MIL az o ,J E rs
3nstrsIis%'s nacL With n hard wotIon fne
Coz, brnngIt tba hioo5 from Tho moUfh and
h " @ tbat Craedrn ,Su a IN
ttsnniy 90 ,yhsn t;,ne vas IN was on ''io
Tpaadon MS nv fsano wben he came I'M for tbo
ionrtb rOun Ms a. WaIcntt rmsbad ba paoaivnS
bt IN fSs hndV bnt Ims ~.
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anu Aep' W ms ,ndp Tnn,n IL -, 10.
EaSeu iup e uue his rinh ie' t ye' nuS
NE fonry,h 1orca 70 smoke J Sao y"M
~''n mom m8tkn Alter that Wsieott zoe hustIed p
Jpn r.aIio, Lo,t vol awar Wfo,;
1u} s E" hhttn IN tha cinchas n ,he ny
a1''i ~ , ~, vaIIod Ln,'I ~ ,tto
w"rk ed bis nft in the face but Wncott stucE
M rn y, IT, ~ n sanhos no aueGh
TO- n. ana I ~ afarssrin
bandnrs one OF Them on the Hrnak axnv INT
n D Onv onnngb re al" tinS n ~
oon m"S G borng tacticn ~ '"A' '"'n' anu
Wninott nnenab ia sirf5 round with rusb
mouth. Creedon paying some attention to his
hiu nov puo 'hg the snvonth ' ro"DI VIZ
c"tt ran into straight left Cree