The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
Che Curt.
KEARSS STOPS JACK DAILY.
The Wilmington Man Beaten to the Floor
I'm the Twelfth Round.

Tim kehrns. the Boston lightwcight took
another step last night toward match with
Champion Frank Ernr. He knocked out Jack
DAILY OF Wilmington in the twelfth round at tho
Broadway A. c. after a fast and vicious fight.
kearns Is fighter Of the l.avigne type being
willing to take hard punching for the priv
ilege OF putting in tewsterrinc blows. power
erful enough If landed on a vital spot to send
an opponent into drcamland. As far as
cleverness goes. DAILY was the master.
but Kearns had the strength to withstand tho
Wilmington mans best attack and then put on
the Flushing touches when the right opening
appeared A stomach punch in the eleventh
round hurt DAILY so much that another in the
twelfth practically beat him. although he fell
TO the floor from what appeared to be the force
OF II left hook on the Jaw. some Of the experts
in the big crowd said that DAILY quit. but
whether he did or not the fac' remains that
he was badly beaten when the fight ended.
pupil OF Terry Mcti"yern. Tommy Fclt2 Nv
name was pitted against Terry Edwards in II
away until both were Giceding in the third
round. Fe!tZ worked steadily after that and in
the seventh round Edwards was in trouble.
Feltz got the decision
second bout was put on, the princpa be.
Ing Johnny Reagan and loung i"rn"y. 10th W
BROOKLYN. ten rounds AZ cntrh weights. HorneV
vas a swinEer with not much lutgm"nt: Will.
the game. Horney was easily outpoint"d. but
considering the fact that he had not trained
for the bout. he put ur good fight. Reagan
The talent fanced kearns 80 much that hs
seconds we're s0 Il Mcai" r htfie1 Mayhdod,
Tony Bevin and sam Harris, DalI was handed
helm The conditions were twenty;iiya round.
pounds Fred Morris, the black rycIone,'
tailed coat tashy necktie and big cane
Ia hn f.l lnI'N w how i,It IN a
He began with light left5 and then stayed away
80 that Kenrns could not reach him at ali dur;
smash on the chin in tn" second. and Da!y kent
well out Of harms way after that: k"nrn;
s to the "' nsck Bay "a F s S The 1
fensve. In the fourth DAILY began, to work
his tr6 left Hnf soon hHd the Hood ,2omTe
Kearns stood in close, however. and landc
fssrs Sl p smafhet ne 9 the hay
it, and both had bleeding right eyes DAILY
Whipped IN the punches until Kearns va.
6acksmith. but DAILY was, htss match at In,
style OF fighting and had the round. keaEut
DAILY soon staggered him with n punch "n tho
Jaw. kealns fought Viciousy III the cItnchc,.
but ala not DO much harm ,.;,, .,t,
the seventh. but ,Daly met lin with the, cleaner
blows, nearly all Of which went to tho lace;
was rar;icuarly effective Dnly changed his
style In the eighth; crouching low and pushing
up MS leIt 10 tnt uhHluRtu 6yH LOT more DIOOi.
hearns stood up TO It aud tried short. heavy
blows for the Jaw DAILY had the round.
DAILY continued TO Outlook his opponent IN
the ninth. ana incidentally cut his face up some
more. Kearns was warned for holding n the
clnche-. In the tenth, during A half clinrh,
kearns landed q short left hook ON the chm
with such force that the gur" poured from
Daly's mouth. Later they got into such a
rough ciiu"h that tn" r"'"rrr had to drag
them apart KrarH strength Was help
ing him. and lie used y lnc"1~gn'iyr N
pushing DAILY about ON th' breaks. Da,Y
cut loose in the eleventh. and kraruS took
a hallstorm of heavy smashes tor hat
the round. Then he responded with some
until Jack WINS r"nlng In his corner when the
bell sOuuIed. hcarnS Was fuil ut fight IN ilN
twelfth. He rushed with swings md ,oIts that
were fearful in force but DAILY met him with
blows almost as good kearus finally landed
a terrific right IN tn" stUmarh and haIy was
almost doubled w Tim got after HIN IL"
fash and shot 2 LEFT T." th" AN, lnN eel harl
effort TO regain his feet H. was counted put
and h"arns was declared wHu,.