The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-07

q nAn,Y news TuEsDAY. FE
foand 10th boys q tAeir Mt To- %
toe sparring. An even round.
ROand two was decidedly Snyder'e
for 10 found his man many tlwoa
raining hin blows In such rapid oeAor
that Il was hard 10 follow him. Sny.
der played Tor O'Leary's Kidneys, try
ing to hurt this Wild lrishman but
they did not seem to effect OI.eary
at ALL. O'Leary was like ! streak Of
lightning, dancing In and out, jahbinR
50 fast that Snyder had no chance Is
return the blows but when they got
close together Snyder started one
two series Of short arm hooks to the
stomach that mad O'Leary vince.
Many swings started by Snyder never
found their mark tor O'I.eary tlucked
20 percent Of them. getting inside Of
the range and playing for the body.
Snyder took q keen delight in plant
ing a number Of heavy blows on the
back OF O'Leary's neck that would
have put the average man out Of
business. Snyders round all the way
through
The third and fourth round were
OLeary's. for Snyder had worn him.
self out IN the second round with his
fast work. O'Leary at all times dur
ing these two rounds did the leading
jumping in and singing Snyder with
jabs. hooks. jolts land swings that
rocked Snyder. His fast work told
on him for the FIFTH round was Sny-
der's who landed the most blows and
did most of the work. Ciinch after
clinch followed and in this round
Wild swing caught Snyder unawares
ard set him to his knee on the canvas
for moment. Right here attention
must be called to the consideration
shown by Snyder for his opponent.
for when he went down on his knee
his gloves found the rosin that had
been strewn in the corner ana his
gloves We're covered with it. Rosin
on gloves in fight is like putting
doubieedged knives on them for u
lighter can cut his opponent to pieces
with the lightest Kind of blows As
,eon as Snyder saw the condition OF
his gloves. he wiped all the resin on
on his trunks so as not to cut OLeary
any more than absolutely necessary.
fine piece of clean sportsmanship
=
credit
The sixth round was OLeary's; he
forced the lighting and paid no at
5ention to his handlers to take i:
easy Like all the Irish. when they
are in fight. they fight that's all
there is to it and O'Leary lived up
10 tie true Irish fighting nature
every minute Of the round he WAS
going and kept Snyder going, too
O'Iearv had the best Of this round.
The seventh was an even affair,
both boys doing an equal amount of
work. landed an equal amount OF
punches and the only blood drawn Sc
far in the contest WAS when olaary
opened up a small cut on Snyder s
right eye.
The eighth saw the first real blood
# the evening when Snyder caught
O'Leary with a wicked swing that
anded over OLeary's left eye and
opened up an Old cut more than an
.nch long The blood flowed so freely
that for a time OLeary was practi-
ally blinded but kept on fighting
The ninth was an even affair. Meth
ar boy being able to land the hay
maker 1t was stand toe to toe and
punch, swap swing for swing hook
FOR hook. iab for jab and neither de
srous OF giving in an inch to the
other OLeary stood up to it with
the blood dripping into his eye but
not budging an inch.
| The tenth and final round found the
/ boys somewhat tired after the fast
work. INDUCED in and it wound up
even. Neither boy could connect
with a sleep producer. they gave and
took everything that came along, they
SPARED. they slugged, they did every
thing possible to finish the boat With
a knockout but each had found the
others weak points and his strong
points and had taken measures to
protect themselves accordingly
The summary is that round two
five and eight were Snyder's. round
three. four and six OLeary and the
other four rounds evenly divided \
iraw is the only decision that toilia
Ne given in the matter.
immediately after the bout !. rum
her of fans shouted to III" referee fnl
a decision. but As soon as liel
Thompson, who VAS tise third man Il
the ring for this bout. coaid ee heard
ne explained To the crowd th;st Il
order to keep on staging exhibitions
The referee was not allowed - giNs
a decision but that il would be LEI
to the new Spapers t. deciet . u Ia
outcome Frank Tracy had promised
the winner Of III bout the hest pai
ii shoes u be found in ilastssss hu
aew lie VII have to bay two pairs.
! return boat between these tNs
popular fighters should lie arrange
for the near future for another haN
no doubt viii tell another story
ssaas women graced tie audience
Sh. ,tiig eacGara geuents u tar4
choices while some pf the mate ian
fallA went vla when either If Tia
boy, landed blows that covld 20 herr