The sun., 1899-12-30
BROAD WINS ON A FOUL.
u,yIL ron DISQrdLIFJED IN THE
1UENTT-S COND ROUND.

r,,, Purinst. Almost Certain of Defeat,
Butts III. Opponent in the Fsco and IL
. Rul,d Out by Referee John white-Jan-
,.u Makes Hopkins Quit In First Bout.
KID Broad Of Cleveland. tho rising young
,.,tberweight defeated Jack HGmilton OF ptoy
=, . 'oul in the twenty-second rousd at the
proodway A. c. last night. Broad jumped
t,,o popular favor recently by whipping Dave
auuiyan OF Boston. so that VIXEN he proceeded
.. ort. point and out fnht Hamilton In almost
overy round the sporys were more tnan agree
,bIv surrrised. inasmuch as Hamilton not long
,oo defeated Oscar Gardner. tho Omaha
EiI" Hamilton was almost certain Of defeat
when Referee John White disqualified him for
buttng.
George jansen. formerly OF the amateur
ranks and a member OF the Pastlme A. C..
tackled Joe Hopkins. colored. In the prelimi-
,ory. which was arranged for twelve rounds at
.strh weights. Hopkins was Knocked down In
tho first round. and In the fourth he was noored
twice more. He mixed II while In a groggy
,tate, and during the uproar neither man
heard the gong. Hopkins was close to
Knockout when the bell rang again about Ave
seconds later. When It was time to begin the
srh round. Referee White had It announced
Tint HOPKINS had quit. Jansen was declared
the winner and his friends were jublant
The Clevelaudet was handled by Pete Burns,
Rob Gormlcy and Harry Peters. Hamilton's
,.conds were Jimmy Dime. Eddie McDaniels
and Johnny sullivan. The conditions were
,Uenty. Ave rounds at 125 pounds, Queensbery
rules.
The men were evenly Matched 10 build. height
and reach They began with the fastestkind Of
aehtine, boil landing solid swings and indulR-
nc in many clinches. The pace was so swift
,al fay- NN 0 hA
critics looked for a long -drawn-out encounter.
proad forced matters with left handlers in tho
stomach and right swings on the head. He
was continually ping in. no matter how hard
,he Troy man shot over the counterS
Hamilton rushed hard as the third began
and In q warm mix-up he staggered Broad with
Alright on the Jaw. The Cleyelander was fnll
With similar Jaw cracker; The one minute
Eest wa. sufficient 70 make the msn rGmew n ,nelg
ordinary exchanges. Broad orened up with
voIey OF terrific swings Tor the head Hami,
,bs Ss Tes result % that II they sGggei right aud eit
until the Troy man sAT @ fs to Slinfbh; aThr, ,o,,v
but at he S soon % received a couple Of stiuging blows
in the face that compel Ell HIM to ct W Ham.
ear. and the. latter dropped his agSres.
Ss tactics i9 sb.S the cams nst 9u for Re Rs
sixth Broad met an advance with several
hooks that made jack back away. Broad fol-
lowed up his advantage then ny outnolntlhg
moment before the bell here was a fierce mix
ur. IN which broad landed a left hook on the
chin that sent Hamilton to the floor Just as the
Hamilton wa. weak IN his legs when The
&rGSNsS's &nmtoD's mouth ] bleed. but JACK was stiil
a. Mihe 81. "a task asf With consammq,e ssiil. and
Trimmed his. man slowly and deliberately with
Of Ss sFS1 HSfRs hs aS t@s am TR
was better nov and threw IN Sody @ eIws ;nr aha ,h.
Wbacxs thai Hamilton could no, block on But
,h Troy dS qS TstTn1bsf n .bs ficn,b
He soon caught Hamilton on the Jaw. and the
ssass s ~ Broad was &, up and ,SsnsS
nsan is the Eleventh & no missed Very lew openings
and did nearly all Of the leading Hamllton r.
out breaking ground aud then surprised the
Kid with series Of great bells 10 the meek:
da sof hs cut roT. TS F%G wn TSsnS o
swing TIE ,Esii'n had @ sc9Tsss,y ,6g opened s,
OfIers OF 2 TO on Broad were made, with, few
takers Ep T. the gong B,os. did all the
$skf% rSSIy SoqE Ryos5 e Soxss sHs sS WITH as
hard assault. Jack piled In right on the neck
that caused the Kid to wait amoment
Broad went after his man agar in he four
teenth aud lardad blow after blow. Hamilton
finally got HI left straight 10 the Jaw. wher.-
upon the Kid mixed 1t until he fell on all fours
near the ropes Ms Hamilton got away, Hanil
,on for a change opened the tai In the MT enth
With rush. He caught the Kid on the neck
with right. while Broad nailed his ribs with a
powerful smash.
In the sixteenth Hamilton showed improve.
nent especially in the power and accuracy oi
Ils punches, but still the Kid continued to hold
nis own as TO points Broad had the sevente tn
but hiL ows were not effective as In the
earlier rounds. Hamilton received many solid
blows In the eighteenth. but he was decidedly
dangerous all through the round. The gait
was slower in the nineteenth. both men show
ing signs of WEAKNESS.
Hamil'on's blocking helped him in the
twentieth and at the lose Broads attack was
slow and inerIectiae. Jack rsshed in the
twenty first and reached the Jaw with good
left Broad woke up AT once with n fierce rally
which suited Ham lton. who mixed TO u cllnch
The iwenty-second was hardly under way
ard Broad was in the act OF forcing matters
when suddenly Referee White ordered Hami
ton to his corner having disqualified him fo
Intentionally butting Broad in the face with hi
head. Tn" time OF the round was l minute
and 40 seconds.