The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-10-13
KENNEDY THE WINNER.


Badly t"nlshea'
Ihe MetiopSt4''in 14uS ias go
many sla.llEins SHOWS, Ou' No.s
more s4''Slucuon tlah ,1s' uls'. go. : a.
Ia'F' 1t was seh sa.,, y ~ , 49,.
ROUNDS put Iact "1,ui'n was DeN'en
to ssanl l IN elsnt, ne Mas an
in at the Siose Oh tue seventh wiiet ne
staggered u nus corner ltG ,, 'ne 'et
rihe pace Eaele tAei'neuy insiateu w
at every stase' ana ne sanA 70 nus Sn .,
IN paft'al eoii'pse ~ ' .' enu " . .,'e
eighth aisa nus seeOiits tnle" w 'ue
sponge Inc oaus were z % "a leH
neay' ana consluer"D'S money en1neu
bands
THOSE e'sh' Eou'luS MeFe euus.
twenty Last ones unuet 'ne Sell'
break RUE lOF the lnalguis VI Ssle '.l,
bury rules were strictly hterpretea'
and one arm iree P'evhlleu' N cUl ne,
quence oi Wn'Gu tl'ete wu' . no'e =. sHe
tlresome ellnehihs' wi'n the aeeU,
panyins break gentlemen preuk'
from the referee VINO on tf'ls occasion
was oscar Gardner IN snort Tue con-
test was u moi one ana very eAci'lns
all the time ana II inerl'eu larger
crowd. Both men were game 10 inc
core The Trenton N )" man tooE
an awtul beating. nc was NOT nenr
so strong as Kennedy VINO WINE uo"h
to skin and bone 10 make inc "eisnV'
l56 pounds ripped ana rushed till ne
wore Waidron DOVE sosh were un-
der weight ana Manager mason says
Kennedy will never try SO low again.
Maldron can do 1888 pounds easily
The preliminary was stopped about
the eight round, Brown the wheeling
man, fouling his opponent Porter Oh
Bellalre' after two cautions from tho
referee. Porter was givent the decision
Both men were colored, and their bout
was amusing. Following this COLOR
ed singer and guitar added to the en-
tertaInment.
The principals entered the ring at
1915 o'clock. waldron's left hand was
bandaged. Both looked to be trained
fine. In Rennedy's corner were Red
dy" Mason and Louden Campbell. OF
Pittsburgh, and Louis Logamasslno'
Waldron's seconds were Hughey Ar"
mold, OF this city, and Waller, OF East
Liverpool. After wrangle the articles
were produced, but the bandage on
waldron's hand was allowed to remain
Kennedy looked like an eighteen-year"
old boy, but he is twenty-three years
old, and conner.
The first round was fast, with mix
ing from the start. Kennedy's swings
were a feature. Both swung the left
TO advantage. The crowd cheered
them at the bell. for the work was ex-
citing.
waldron's experience asserted Itself
In the second round. he getting away
from several bad ones. Kennedy
rushed him all the time. Jack upper
out him hard in the rushes.
The third opened with a rapid e%-
chnnge in the center Of the ring. Then
Waldron backed to the ropes and fold
ed his arms. Kennedy pIastered
swings, but not to advantage Then
waldron let loose swing, driving Ed
die back. Kennedy was with him, and
at 1t they went-hammer and tongs,
1t was slug, slug-the hottest ever
seen at the club. Both were groggy
at the bell, with the chances favoring
Waldron. whose wind seemed better.
Jack hammered Kennedys Jaw in the
next, but got stiR right Jolt In re-
turn on the body. Lots OF clInchlng.
Waldron was the aggressor. and tried
to finish Eddie.
The fifth found both men cautions.
Kennedy put nice left swings on jaw.
Then Waldron returned the fire, and
soon again backed to the ropes, stand
ing there with his arms folded. Ken
needy walked back, after being unable
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tNs'.IVu' "iI 1',' '',oS' u 'ne WIN ~
'he next rounu' 'aeN playing tor
VIM ""luroh was io"y' ana olockeu
'n,ceiS
Kennedy raped MN several sun ones
IN the seventh ana ne h"d JACKS mouth
the first round. Waldron staggered