The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-24
DAILY SURPRISES M'FADDEN.
Exciting Fight to Draw at the Pelican
A.. c.

At the Pelican A. c. last night large crowd
mustered to see George McFadden. the crack
lightweight. who recently Knocked Kid La
viene out. meet Jack DAILY OF Wilmington. Del.
Many OF the sports figured that McFadden
would finish his opponent out in less than ten
rounds. but to their surprise DAILY not only
went the limit. but seemed 10 have the better
OF the argument. Referee SchwcRlcr. how
ever. declared 1t a draw.
McFadien was handled by his manager.
Billy Roache. Tommy Shortol and Archie
Marden. In DAYS corner were Kid" Howard.
Jack Kelly anL Soldier Tom" Wilson. When
the principals entered the ring McFadien
ruled the fayorite at to l. Both men i'm
dulged in light srarrng in the first round.
neither man doing any damage. Mo-
Faddcn opened the second with
straight lead 10 tho mouth which DAILY
clever!y blocked md came back with a sharp
left TO the jaw. Both men were beginning to
fght now. DAILY landing several good blows TO
the Jaw, and McFadlen retaliating with
straight LET'S 10 the mouth Just before the
time limit DAILY got good left TO the jaw.
When tho hell rang for the third round Daily
rushed McFadden TO the ropes. where he put
good left TO the jaw. in a miS.up in which
DAILY had the advantage. McFaddcn came
near going through the ropes. Both men
fought hard In the fourth round with
honors even. DAILY opened the ftth
round with straight to the mouth. McPadden
coming back with a right swing to the kidneys.
McFal drn tried his left for the Jaw. but fell
short. DAILY coming tack with a straight left to
the mouth. Both were mixing 1t in Days
corner when McFadlen fell to the floor. He
was UP In a second. and both fought hard to
the bell.
McFadden started the sixth round with
strnIGht right to the head and followed It up
with another in the same spot. Daily evened
matters with .Cood swing 10 the Jaw. DAILY
was lighting heri now and when
Mcfadden went to his corner his
lett eye was considerably swelled.
McFaidcn opened the seventh round with
ewing to the Jaw and tried to repeat the trick.
but DAILY ceverly blocked him and landed two
good loft hand swings to tho Jaw. which SUR
prised McFadden. Again DAILY put his left on
McFatd"n' : Jaw and sent in another ono to tho
Tho eighth round was hot one McFaIden
putting IN several good swings 70 the Jaw.
Will" Daly's left beat u tattoo on his oppon-
ent's face. Dlly landed n good swing on the
Jaw which SEN McFqldcn, to the, ropes, Both
were mixing i when the bell rang. DAILY
jaw and followed 1t ~ with another McFad-
den was loinc his hes, 10 block the swings but
swing to McFaitnns eye lust before the ball.
pay sent sG,1I G99i SWINGS 70 the lay in the
well blocked. McFidden sent hot Ic't 10 tho
Day n 1nS r%r the c Tmr he
sams ISSs t;!s1s a1n m3ds &sF%y y "Ss h$nii
rock with swing 10 the Jaw. McFadd"n tried
N" eleventh roun'. hut naly cleverly blocked
Al h . Sa Pa PIT to f.. to tine
followed witt. a,swng to the stomnch. which
tex some ON OF the Sr steam S %n, OF nST31dSn;
on the ropes. with Dalv on top.
SicFadden came up strong ior tn next round
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round poly w il;hlinG in his oil time form
we" SoSs 'p MFsp sane ands sG0 s sWns |"s
Sfo wh TIN b SrI"Eht the blood In stream
Men thu men up for tn" sixteenth
Straight l"fs to U McFaidens Jaw and n% in amx
M tn" latter slipped to the floor. .McFadden
wa, m in an instant. and succeeded IN, planting
S@ud h G The nt Cy%no YH mn mn sS%s
GSiorc, the hell rang, With two good lsfts 70 thsS
bell "a " Da I'' a"f ,R %s' ea HSH S
R"Ha Mn nTG aht S"f 70 the er Soay Da y
S %GIdR NIX Th srnGnt IHS to tho mouth
W STcS RnS MS %H r?"SSSE aging on tho a"
In the next r9nnl Daly put two good leIt iabs
with, another, just before the bell Me-
h%aae" they SG came swing ,% the
twentieth and last round DAILY rushed
McFadden to tho rorcs. where he sent three
good lett Iahs IN succession to the Jaw without
n return. Just before the bell Daily landed
swing on the Jaw which staggered his oppo-
mont
In the first preliminary bout OF ten rounds.
at llo pounds. shadow" Morris ~ Elizabeth.
smuggling tactics in the ilrst Ave rounds. with
even, Ward had the better OF the remaining
ronnd and received tee decision.
In the second bout, ten rounds at l45
pounds, Joe Jessun met Denny Corhett both
OF Brooklyn. Corhett had loes nose bleeding
In the hrst three rounds with right hand
swings TO tho face. Both fought fast and
evenly ur To the seventh, Jessup had the
hat n r ~ thu rana lining Ia nd won