The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-24
BATTLE BY ROUNDS

Round One-McGovern started business
win 1eft to face, repeated with left to
stomach. They clinched. McGovern tricd
Ieft, but missed, and Dixon clinched.
Dixon missed vicious left swing and
crossed left to Terry's head. Terry land
ed left to face and repeated a second
Iater, when they came to another clinch
Dixon landed two left jabs, and McGov-
ern crowded him TO the ropes and landed
hard left to stomach. Dixon tried with
left, but Terry blocked and sent right and
left to Dixon's stomach. Terry landed
leIt swing or DiXon's jaw, and as the bell
stunoed Terry was playing on Dixon's
stomach with both hands
Round TWo--Terry led left to DiXon's
face Dixon retaliated with right and left
10 McGoVern's stomach. Dixon landed
ia harq le1t to heart, and in the clinch
laHIed left TO stomach. On brea kawaV
Terry landed both hands tc stomach
Dixon landed hard right swing on TerrS-'s
ear, and put hard right to Terry's kid
HGES' toit Terry landed some short-arm
IT0Its TO Body. Dixon tried with left, but
Terry stepped in close and put right to
stomach. Terry got in both right and
IeIt lt and Dixon landed hard right to jaw,
winch staggered Terry McGovern grab
bed DIXON, and at the end of the round
M6GlfoYerE was playing on Dixons ribs.
found Three-Terry got in hard right.
sIoInach, and Terry rushed Dixon to the
ropes, Where the latter fell When they
got up Dixon landed two hard ones on
y neroy nead' and Terry responded with
H.
DIXON tried with left, missed, ana Terry
got IN hard one. Dixon got home both
nands niiI.S on Ferry, neck and Jaw when they
chnched. On break Dixon missed left.
and Terry put several good ones to the
stomach, and they were in fierce mix-un
at the end of the round
Round our-McGovern landed left tn
face, and Dixon missed with left M
Govern sent both hands to stomach. and
IN IN the ne elinch put several short-arm blows
sG.,iairs SU rme SooItsaGh en- Dixon missed two left
Ian do6
SSWlng on DlXon's jaw. Dixon cIinched,
Inc feteree had hard time to pull them
a4PTt apart. When they came together again
McGovern got in two hard blows on Dix
on stomach an0 then sent right to Div
On On mouth, which brought the blood
baGCI p1xon missed with left swing, and Terry
Dixo1 PG1eG la Ia WI WIN both hands to stomach
pRHU1l RoII5 Ian9ed 1 LETT Jab as the round closed
noqno F1ve-Dtxon landed a left to neck
ana a1ido Terry missed right for jaw. They
Teferee Geo brn9 ana both fought furiously until
! Tlght to chest and Dixon cIinched. Terry
I@HGeG tritq eWo lefts to face. Dixon tried
DIXON Disn lg1T Ga6da1 but TT Terry blocked cleveriy
Terry ducked into a clinch and put both
hands TO D1Xon's stomach. Dixon IanIed
ebaseG naFd bin iedt swing swing to jaw and Terry
| left and right. Terry landed hard Iaf+
SWING on DlXon's jaw just as the round
Round Six-Terry came I'D with 1oo,,
! OF determination and tried both banIgH GH
| put Dixon clinched On break 'I1ciI4S, Dirnn,
| landed left on Terrys neck and TarrI
| swung right and left but missed Dixo1
put flght to Terry's chest and Terry got
nome several good blows to Georee'e
StoInach. Ihey clinched and went at II
iaflinler r.afnnne and tongs until separated bv
TeIeree. McGovern got a good right 70
DIXON Jaw and the latter cIinched and
Would not break. They separated for a
| second, but were fast in each Others
! arms IN a second. On break AWAY rTarrH
landed hard right on ribs and Terri
Iandeo hard right over Dixon's heart
DlXon had Terry around the neck as fha
| bell sounded eA 0S Inc
| PRELIMINARY EVENTS
In the preliminaries Lawrence Temnle
! New York, Dixon's sparring mariner
knocked out Jack Brin, of Chicago in
the second round
AFTER six fast rounds Buddy RYAN. of
| Chcago, was given the decision over
Andy DAILY, of Boston, McGovern's SPAR
| ring partner. Daily was the heavier of
the two, but Ryan was too clever for
hlm' and won by good margin.
| Joe Percente, of Milwaukee lost 70 Ola
Oleson, of Chicago, on a foul, in the third
! round The blow, which was a short
| nook 10 the groin, was accidental but
| after waiting ten minutes for Oleson to
| recover he was unable to continue. and
the referee gave him the fight.
Maurice Rausch, of Chicago, defeated
Jack Palmer, of Akron, O., in six rounds
Fred Morris, better known as "Mul-
doon's Cyclone" was defeated in sig
| sounds by John Wylie, of Chicago.