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the fourth round and landed a right
swing on Fulton's jaw that sent the
plasterer against the ropes.
Madden forced the pace and pounded
Fulton hard as he held him against the
ropes. Fulton was clearly a tired man
at the close of the round. while Madden,
in spite of the fact that he received
number of vicious right handlers, was
full of fight.
Madden u Cory Spectacle.
Fulton attempted to keep Madden at bay
in the fifth round and Madden Swung right
and left at his huge opponent. He landed
frequently, bur Fulton finally got to work
with his uppercut and pounded Madden
over the eyes and on the chin till the
smaller man was a CORY spectacle. Full
ton was now trying for Knockout but
he had difficulty in landing with effect.
Fulton apparently had his man meas
ured in the sixth, and landed some ter
rife left handlers to body and face.
Madden was wild now and his swings
failed to reach the mark. His blows also
were lacking in steam.
Fulton staggered Madden with a heavy
left to the stomach, followed by left to
the face. Madden was pretty well used
up at the end of the sixth round. Mad
den rallied in the seventh and shot over
some left l.anders to Fulton's body that
slowed up the big fellow. Madden, how
ever. received number Of heavy punches
during the round.
eighth and got in some hard shots to
| the body. but was handicapped by the
| flow OF blood from a cut over his left
eye. Fulton retaliated with hard
smashes to body and face. Maddei. was
the receiver of some hard punches just
before the gong.
Madden came out with rush in the
ninth and peppered the big fellow with
rights and lefts. Fulton slowed his man
up with blows to face and body, and
Madden was so weak he could do little
| but clinch and slap. Madden was un-
steady on his feet at the bell. but had
managed to avoid Fulton's knockout
punch.
| Madden WallOps the Giant.
! Madden produced a sensation when
after receiving heavy punishment from
Fulton the little fellow suddenly swung
heavy right to Fulton's jaw, knock
ing the plasterer against the ropes in
/ his own corner. Madden then tried to
finish his tired opponent. shooting fu-
| silade Of blows to body and face. Full
| ton covered up and acted like a whipped
man. The plasterer was very weak
when the welcome bell ended the round.
Fulton recovered in the eleventh, but
did not seem to have any desire for a
mixup with the little fellow, and Mad
den was so tired he could do little eff
fective work.
| Fulton made a rally in the last round
and for a time battered Madden with
rights and lefts. The little chap was
very tired. but he kept his feet and
fought furiously till the close. Both
were at a standstill when the gong
ended the bout.
The contest was declared a draw.
Reno Defeats belmont.
| The opening contes. was a slambang
| affair between Joe Reno OF Trenton and
X. o. Phil belmont of New York Reno
| drubbed belmont from the first round to
| the last, and earned the decision of the
| judges. Rena at times nearly divorced
belmont from perpendicular position.
belmont got In one good blow in the
fourth round. a right to the Jaw, that
| staggered Reno. He recovered quickly
and continued the aggressor.
Darcy Wins Decision.
Jimmy Darcy of Portland, Ore. and
Fay keiser of Cumberland. Md. engaged
in bostcrous combat of eight rounds.
and Darcy earned the decision of the
judges. There was much clinching and
wrestling, both men offending i'm that re-
spect. Darcy used right uppercut 70
the chin with telling effect. and had
Keiser weary several times. Keiser en-
ployed a destructive right for body and
face.