The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-03

aside; George quickly got IN a loft swing
se!!as WIZ .sIs ss: ssss in ;o%s os; r.. \;
% max. CurIey com. in but II vain Then hen
e cad SGS Nth sap whit Viii. ss r. i1
the round. The crowd thought Dixon had
Thirt cent oRo lou rushed at ono.
R. 6 S H Vas D0SSssd IL G' fSy' Enss
mans legs were gone. but hs was game
End . Gi;Sr''S tt b.s ~ iGF Sa:s %:S a%
Ss5; . sfa s.slH 'f%SFbh s% n.d
sent him down. George never worked harder
for a Knockout. hut Curley soon recovered and
St roRDa bS%
4. long anf T,S S.d rCS sh t", ca, on
S.sncc 'f Dixon s"H forced Il hard and Ps"ch.d tho
next rush, but he be could St ppi avoid hear; blow
that landed at the tar Of the bell ,., ,
ha, cdSa not Rssp SsssS n Gaf
frst 'miquts after which be resumed with
made TIN :: s him a' to sss %IS
20 his hearts content wit bout making the Eng
l'shman open up. ,Curey was more on the
sixt.sat i" Rou ind go. to hi. man with
swings that were half blocked Curley count.
ercd with a left in the. face. but II was not
KEPT on nI trSips and s soon drove his loit 10
the nose Curley WAS cautious after that
hand. Dixon had the fight so far. as he had
done al tho work and landed Ave blows to ono
Ssven,ecpth Rouad - 1t was the same old
story. Dixon scl the pace and Curey blocked.
body punch made the Englishmap vince
Siinch. Curl.y h ID d not used hi. right
hand more than half a dozen tImes since
damage in III. is't. lie danced around the
ring still on the defensive and Dixon followed
N" Es an Re KEoannnSap@cur.y stood ur for
change ami put in let's to Offset Dixon, ipeyi-
table advance, George was not bothereI tall.
got to the wind mad also banged the swollen
had bic sd%nn, n , and h. knew IT, 50 he .t
up toward the close.
Nlnstcenth Round Dixon was there as usual
stopped with Curlsy's gloves and srms while
others were avoided with leg work. still the
with stomach punch. Cursy did no fighting
He wns satisfied 10 stay.
Twentieth Round-Curley stood well out OF
reach, Dixon was after him aEaLn. though.
with incessant leads. Finally CurIey con:
scented to mix II Tor short raIy ana IN thdt
time Dixon landed two blows to one, Curl.y's
best Punch was a right to the heart. but II had
no steam. The round was tame.
Twenty-nrst Round-Curley was afraid TO
make n lead for he knew that Dixon was liable
20 drop HIM, Some know nothings Missed
quickly suppressed by the crowd. DIXON tried
In vain 10 make the Engshman lead. but II
was no use. 49,
twenty second Rousd-Cur.y did more
akiful block ng. hut Dixon got tn. left over
20 the neck with enough power to MAKE the
break. DIXON was slower. but ,still
cut out the gait. Curey. received
a, Dixon hustled he Ian led right on thu
ribs. IL was on"-sidsl go so far as points
were concerned, hut Cur,eys clever defensive
tactic- were not overlooked.
new-d speed. lie worked to close quarters
until Cur sy shot IN right under tho chin
that mnhs Dixon retreat. 1t was the hest
blow Curiey mai landed and tho crowd
urged him 10 90 In. But as Dixon came back
with the same relentless attack that had
marked tho prsvous rounds the Fnglishman
thought II advisable to ttay away CurIey
had shown improvement without doubt but
he did not have an advantage on the round.
Twenty-fnurth kound-DiNon chased his
man, around the ring trying to lnni hi. swings
until Curley got into n corner. There Dixon
hit him IN the wind and Curley began to hold
again IN tn" cucheS. Dixon worked ike
beaver. but Il was a iruirc.s task as Curley
Twshty-ntth kOuni-DiSOn was fierce In his
attack and he soon had he Fnglshman In trou-
bic. The American pi'edln VII h blow after blow.
Curley holding onard rouRhtng. They mixed
the first time ii" cut open Georges left eye.
but Dixon shook him with Washers on the
Jaw until Curlcy was wahhling at the bell.
Dixon was Justly declared tho winner.