The sun., 1899-07-29
CANS AND M'FADDEN DRAW.
Baltimorean Appears to Have nm Advantage
on Points.


round olovo doh, ho,,ronn 10 go ns'"No. w.,
coiorad EloIs ans between % Joe cans. the
McFadden OF Brooklyn a draw at the Broad.
way A G. Ina, nieh, Thn dooision T n'V"u "u.
not regarded as Just by u nine. .tenths this
Of the big crowd, inasmuch ns Gans
outponted his antagonist Mt cyory st"9s of d tho
contest. In clcverness Cans was McFaddens
superior to such an extent that the latter at
strong and rugged and stood the Gar like S"s
man., %an, Du, but on blows landed, blows blocked.
The building Was poeSsS S %aI sstors the
Il w,s ,ho Io,nos' ~" on1 a"eeis n, 9'.u 'nu1
:. was .no ,nrges' attendance since the club
Miller of Baltimore. a prot6e6 Of Cans wns
pltted against George Dixon's sparrIng part, m
ncr, Charley Miner. in tho first preliminary ny Of
ten rounds at 1876 pounds, Miller wns stopned
in tho second round, ' "'' '''''''
Another preliminary was put on. because OF
the shortncss OF the frst, between Kid Brood ID
EaS" ff tn. 0Sr snasa &s4o sEs seat ns.qs
Nnt were ut ht ieast ienasstt 100 eoored sports pres
damonds wtu nttrocted ,,tanf smfts ana blazing
go, M IN ~ even money. large amount Of coin
wha', wh 6@ unable to put Cans to sleep again.
n,npr ~ thnn, spua.s we're SO conndent that
od 1T won tSe %dsf 1h s co
iISR, MicFndaen r he had had no. not taly rscoversd
out in the tssptSy.shird round when the
was se fnr tb nim Bat In this battle 1t
in superb S. e9na,,on 60 Witch to his admirers.
handed Sv ns Bond
dnny ply Roche Billy Hennessy and Archie Mar
nen TO- take oe care ot him. They were
loo Gomnds. weigh In at 3 o'clock
When intro"nn Mcrndd.m 2oL4 men zen 5uaIIylng
rccentinn BoS wHra goI t9e gregter
trim when they shook hands to box under
stTTaiSnt ThSv hQuoH hQueensi6,fhrry ,si,h tie rules Cav.
t Ii. M96 EdSsnGS SMsFFddsn
SECOND sss.o round and received number Of swift
ontponted him 'ee eay ns which, Ts nsseP ads ahs tbs
Baltimore crowd hGwl p for icy With his cev
etmcsS . uahS rs maze t MS Tivol LOOK IKE an ANA.
around him. throwing In quick jabs and swings
MeFSdaen SoTS t1Sk hsm nS wib Gsb5mu and
the t@ar'h 6a Cans tsr on m p ostpo"tinS nSasi him m
foorSa man SeiIsyS5 they had sure Snst thns' me-
In the NTH McFadden forced the fighting
until Cans Sa4ght avg ti MIN on the ma Jaw Tith et
phenomenal strength enabled him to indulge
In such warm mix7up that the colored man
den started the sixth with vigorous
S% nphes ne with ""fe' 80 much @"H srenstR ,hnf
Saa 9 whS haSunnse st t .fe the @ nd
but McFadden blocked him nicely. and
also shook him to the toes with
heavy Wet on the Jaw In a half
arm rally Ihe crowd was SO excited that
everyhoHy cheeren ana yelled unit! time was
up. Mcf naden ielt eye H9t pruislng IN the
that Cans 1 was. was never able to rest. McFaddsn
hls tdG rG1 NIX eyer once Tor the Jaw but the
e. the ni1sn isn. He sent sent in % Iapd eits to Me-
square, on the Jaw McFadden was in the
act ol Se1tlne away ana sllnped TO
mixed mi t, the Batimore rpEiI!st hevi"s Ing nWay way
the better on i to the end. Cans forced i IN
the tenth @ ana t hoi fne round on blows landed
ho few body smashes that the Brooklyn man sent
h9Ts. he eleventh was about even although Cans
landed the best blow. right hand cross coun-
ter on a ths nsef % fbs GSp had he SSts in the
den fought and, roughed him, to the de-
fensive. Mctadden went to the body In
me snirteeh.n % n oInns wtn swings H rs ham anh also
spent all OF his energy in landing straight
Lunches on the h"nd ana IN 6lockinR' Metad-
the jaw in the fourteenth. but he bored in Just
the same and finished strong
Before coming up for the ffteenth the crowd
yelled ont that Ganss seconds were putting
something on his gloves. The referee
examined them and found nothing Cans
then got his man In corner and
shook him with a couple OF quick Jahs
on the neck; nc tMcf@hden nn si aHrearen TO be
him during the balance OF the round. Cans
comId oet ont of n corner But after that Cans