Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-07-31


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Discovery before stopped"
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O'Brien in the 18th round at the Madi"
sond Square garden last night. The
blow was delivered in the 18th round
and after receiving it O'Brien sank to
his knees. He took the full count be-
fore rising. Then lie mixed it up with
McFndden. but the latter quickly sent
him to the boards with an uppercut.
| Although in great pain OBrien finish
ed the round. He tried to continue in
tile 18th round, but the pain was so
great that lie could not do 50 and re-
tired. McFudden was then declared
the winner. The men were TO have
fought % rounds.
O'Brien fairly staggered to his cor
ncr at the end of the eleventh round.
Tom O'Rourkc worked hard over o.
Bren during the minutes rest and sent
his man up for the twelfth round in
fairly good shape. Mac was again the
aggrossor and smashed away vicious
~ at his opponent only with right and
ft-handers. A right to the short ribs
finally sent O'Bricn to the boards
When he arose hard intighting follow
ed, during which Mac again foored
him with rght-hand ,uppcrcut o.
Bricu got on his feet quickly and n
warm miXup followed.
O'Rrcn tried hard to turn the tide OF
battle in his favor, but uiisuccessfully
and Mae again noorcd HIM with right
on the ribs. OBrieu went to his cor
ncr holding his right hand over his
left side in great pain. After the round
ended O'Bricn's men worked hard to
bring their man around. TIE bell
sounded aud O'Bricn, who was in great
pain, shook hands with McFadden and
said he was unable to continue. The
referee then declared Mcl'adden the
winner
RUulLN THE FAVORITE.
Fight followers all over the country
arc looking forward With interest to
the meeting of the hcavywcights, Gus
I,uhln, OF Akron, and Bob Fitzsim
mons, says the Cleveland Leader
That the winner will have II right tc
meet JclI'ries TO battle for the heavy
weight championship ia universally
conceded. Ruhlin has accomplished
what Jcfiiics failed to do He knock
, ed out Tom Shnrkey ana II he con
h., frisl u,
. Californian wrcsted the pugilstl
crown, he can find no excuse Tor cVad
ing Maddcus protegc, providing he /
in lighting condition,
Should Fitasimmons defeat Ruhlir
his victory should demonstrate tina
ia the veteran gladiator lststill an In
,t poriant factor in the hghlng game
/. aud popular opinion would force le
# fries to give his former rival retur
"a match. The outcome of Ms light wit
lJ Ruhlin means much ior litzslmnlou
is Ills whole pugllistlc future depcnt
or on It, A defeat at the hands OF Il
Akron giant would send him TO obll
ion In spite of the handicap of h
cc advancing years mauy of the Faster
~ sports are picking fitzsimmons TO wi
st They consider his knockout of big II
X. Dunkhorst few months ago as pro,
,r that Roberts good right arm has n
20 lost any of its cunning or punchll
power. 1t is true that Dunkhorst do
not rank with the top n0tchers, b
,c- II k none the less true that il tak
20. terrific clip on tho poiut OF The il
ok 10 send the huge Cleyclander dow