Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-22
FIGHTS IND FIGHTERS.
The Busy Chaps Who Box Are
 Still Alive.

Tommy Sullivan is Wal1oped By Jack
 McClelland-Jack O'Brien and Hart
 Will Meet Again-Joe Bernstein and
 sammy Smith in Tame Affair Rough House Go in Cumberland
 Joe Tipman Out in Punch.
 Young Corbett has gone to his home l in Denver, Col. When told of the selec- tion of a battle-ground for his meeting with McGoyern, which may be on next Tuesday, he will at once begin training near that place.
 St Louis, Nov 22.-Jack McClelland of Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn Tom my Sullivan before the West End club Thursday night i'll one of the prettiest fights ever pulled off in this city. Sul- l livan's seconds threw up the sponge 1 in the twelfth round when their man was practically out.
 Jack O'Brien and Marvin Hart have agreed to fight again under the same l conditions they met on Wednesday night, the battle to occur the week be- l ginning December 9, before the club offering the best inducements. The Art club has offered the men TO per cent of the receipts.
 Philadelphia, Nov p. - Sammy Smith and Joe Bernstein put up 2 mild and uninteresting draw at the Wash ington Sporting club last night. Both boys kept constantly on the move, but there never was a stage when either was in any danger. The semi-Windup between Lew Rydall and Danny Rich- ardson was pretty hot with the ad- vantage with Ryall all through. Cumberland, Nov 22-Cnris Him. mler of western Maryland Thursday night badly beat Glen Miller of Bridgeport The first round was | slightly in Himmler's favor. The l fight was to have been clean break. | In the second round Miller commenc- | ed fouling and in the third he clung l to Himmler so tenaciously that it 1 the combined efforts of police and ref cree to breaq him loose. Hfmmler then bounced on Miller, landing at 1 least twenty body blows in as many l seconds. Afilleris nose was broken his eyes closed and he was supported by three men as he staggered off the stage. The police beat back the crowd with clubs. They wanted to mob Mill Ter The defeated man is at the Bruns- wick hotel in serious condition, spit 1 ting blood copiously.
 Baltimore, Nov 22.-What proved to l be one of the shortest boxing contests that ever took place came off here last l night in the Eureka A. c. when Tom l Daly of New York punched out Joe 1 Tipman of this city in exactly twenty seconds. Only one blow was struck or attempted and it was the one that did the business. Both men were in the pink of condition At the sound Of the gong Daily took the offensive and Tipman backed around the ring He got into Da1y's corner. The latter feinted with his left and seeing that Tipman held his guard low, shot out his right which landed on Tipman's jaw. The latter fell like log, his 1 head striking the floor with terrific force and was counted out by referee Billy Roche.
 l Tommy Ryan has again reconsider ed his determination to retire and an- nounces that lie has signed to box six rounds with Jack Root at Chicago | for a decision. The contest is to be decided on December 16 Ryan is also considering match with Jack O'Brien of Philadelphia. The men l were as good as signed to box six rounds at Philadelphia for a purse of $5,000 but the matchmaker of the h. l ternational A. Q. of Fort Erie declared he had prior right to the serivces of 1 the men and that he would enioin the I fighters if they went to Philadelphia. The club is willing to give the boxers purse of $6,000 for 2O-round bout.