The evening world. Newspaper, November 26, 1903, Page 7

THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26 ‘Detailed Account of the Battle in San Pain: cisco Last Night for the Light-Heavy- ' weight Championship—How “Old Man” Fitz Battled with Boxer for Twenty Sturdy New England Rounds. ROUND ONE.—They went to the cen- <re quickly and indulged in sparring. Gardner danced around lively and ducked a vicious left for the jaw. They came together without result, and Fitz miased a left swing for the jaw. He dodged another on the same line, and sent a etraight deft high on the chest A Gardner ‘was short with a right up- per cut for the jaw. Both then missed lefts for the head, and Gardner received @ stinging straight left to the jaw. Fits followed this with another left to the jaw and a right to’the stomach. Fits @ent Gardner's head back with a left hook on the jaw. Gardner then planted @ atraight to the face. Fitz blocked a hard left for the stomach as the bell rang. ROUND TWO. — After considerable sparring ‘both missed lefts for the body. Itz got in a light to the head, and Gardner landed twice on the kid- neys with rights. Gardner drove his right twice to the body and received @ left to the body and a right to the jaw in return. Gardner gent his right to the body, and Fitz slipped to tre floor as he backed from a right swing. Broke Even on the Kound, This round was comparatively even, the advantage, if any, being with Gard- ner. There was not much force to many of the blows landed. ROUND THREE.—Gardner was short with @ left for the body, and a moment Aater drowe a hard right to the Cor- nishman’s ribs. They then exchanged blows to the body. Fitz missed a left swing for the face, and was met with @ straight right to the body. Gardner followed it with a right swing to the ribs and two rights to the kidneys. Gardner sent in left and right to the Jaw. Fitz forced him tp the ropes with j@ straight left to the jaw, sending Gardner against the ropes. Fitz then hooked a vicious rig to the jaw, and Gardner went to the floor, He came up and Fitz planted several frightful lefts and rights to the face and body that j@ent the Lowell man to his corner, “eroggy. Close Call for Gardner. ROUND FOUR.—Fitz sent in a right to the jaw and they mixed it, Bob duck- ing and blocking cleverly. Fitz stood jack and then tried left and right for| for ‘the jaw, but was blocked. He repeated the attempt a moment later, but Gard- ner met him with a straight left to the jew. Fitz then sent Gardner down for weven seconds with two straight lefte to the jaw. Gardner came up fighting wildly, Fitz was very cool. He, nei ‘had Gardner out twice. ROUND FIVE.—Pits landed a left swing to the Jaw and Gardner went down for the count of nine. Fitz chased him around the ring and had Gardner staggering. Fitz forced Gardner to the ropes with a left to the jaw and a right hook to the body. Fitz looked a bit tired. (He put in a left to the body. They came to a mix-up, Gardner being des- perate and rushing. He was bleeding j@rom the nose. Fitz swung left and |wight to the face and forced Gardner to a clinch. Fitz laughed and tried to treate the impression that he was tired, Fitz had the crowd quessing as to whether he was shamming or actually tired. Crowd Hisses the Fighters, ROUND SIX—Fits missed a right wwing for the head and backed away from Gardner, Fitz missed another left gor the head, and then sent In a straight right to the head as Gardner was going ‘way. Fits took a couple of left jabs to the face in order to get in a right, but he was short. Bitz cleverly evaded several right and lefts for the body end they mixed it in a corner, fighting @amely, Both exchanged etraight lefts to the face, and Gardner drove a) straight right to the hody. ‘The crowd hissed at the tameness of the fighting. ROUND SEVEN—Fits rushed in and ewung hard with left and right to the thead, He fought fiercely in a mix-up. Fitz was hissed for holding on. Hoth Ate Very Tired. Gardner missed a hard right swing for the jaw. Fitz swung a left hard to the jaw and Gardner countered with right to the jaw and left to the body. Gardne? missed right uppercut for the jaw and chased Fitz to a corner, land- ing @ blow. Fitz then missed a left wwing for the Jaw. Both men looked ‘very tired at this Stage. They got to close quarters and both tried lefts and rights for the body. but the efforts were mule. found both men fighting tamely, wi 4he crowd jeering and urging them on. ROUND EIGHT—Roth were short with lefts for face, Fitz felnted with right and put a good left to jaw. The Australian was backing away, allowing, Gardner to do the loading. Gardner final- Jy plantéd left and right to the stomach sand a left shook to the face, Gardner blocked a vicious left for the jaw and tyent a straight left lightly to the face. Fitz missed left and fight swings for \/the body, and they came to a clinch in Gardner’ corner. z sent Gardner against the ropes with left ang right to the jaw and then put a Jett to the Jaw and a right to the body, Gardner then clinched and blocked a right and left uppercut for the Jaw. a Fits Shows Improvement. Fitz Improved again in this round and had the advantage. ResND NIN'—The Cornishman packed away, allowing Gardner to do the leading. Gardner Was short with Jeft for the head and missed /a righ swing for the body. Fitz, then met him . with a left hook to the jaw and danced Gardner with a left to the jaw, but Gardner retaliated with a hard Nght to the jaw. Fitz hooked this left to the face and they came together. Fitz broke it up wth a left hook to the stomach, and Gardner jabbed Fitz's mouth three times with left, drawing biood. Fitz crossed his left to the face. Gardner kept jabbing with his left to the mouth and tantalizing Bod, Fitz however, took the blows in good hu- mor, They came together with consid- erable force at the close of che round, and Gardner slipped ‘to his haunohes. He was up quickly and went at once to his corner, Fits Again to the Good, ROUND ELEVEN—Fitz caught Gard- ner with a right to the stomach and then hooked him viciously with a left on the wind, Fits fought hard, and Gard- ners punches seemed to lack force. Fitz had the advantage of the roynd. ROUND TWELVE—Bob, as usual, backed away. ‘They came together in @ mix-up, but no damage was done. Gard: ner jabbed a left into Fitz's face and closed in as the latter tried a straight left for the jaw. The pace again slowed up and the cfowd yelled at the, con- testants. Fitz shifted and brought a hard left swing to the Jaw. He tried to follow with a right, but missed his mark. Gardner Again to the Floor. ROUND THIRTBEN—Fitz missed a left swing for the jaw and received a straight left on the mouth, Gardner then poked Fitz in the stomach with a straight left and chased Fitz Into a cor- ner. They danced around the ring for fuly a minute without a blow being landed. Gardner kept pegging away at Fitz, but the latter finally got out of harm's way. Finally Fis brough his right to the body and a deft to the nos Gardner sent in two straight lefts to the face and a light left to the body, there was little force to them. ost am the round closed Fits swung a hacd Tignt tothe jaw, sending Gardner to th floor. He was Up Two seconds And showed no effects from the blow as he took his chair. ROUND FOURTEEN Gardner short raight lett wos for Tented with right ja Fits shen raissed a, fearful Tent awing whe Jaw and chased Gardner easiness ba efforts Tooked Stogsy and Mtalled” “repeatedly. The gonz|t Gardner Is Groggy. Gardner went to his comer igedtnae es ito be cool and. suilied “at his friends. a all ing, Et swing tor the Saw, ceeded in Getting & glancing blow 10 the jaw. itz drove his right to the body, and then shifted it to the head and evaded counters. Fitz fought care- fully, and made his blows count when he reached the Lowell man's Fitz landed a left and right swing Swing to the ja and just missed another ¢or the same place. Fitz Gardner with a hard right swing to the Jaw and a oP pees to the Gardnér again anoiner “Hiznt ein seas ui jaw, end se together Gardner got in a a puraighe teh to the f “ROUND SIXTEEN,—Gandner got in a Ught right on Bob's dace and forced him fo a comer. Fits came back with. 1 stinging straight ledt for the face. Itz lly and’ made no unneocessi feo Rae Gane with right tort the jaw, but ducked it, Gardner mixed it, tae Ge caugitt hit with in ebort arm left 9 the face. Gardner then hooked this jeft to Fitz's Fitz caught Gardner on the head with a hard right swing ana covered up | Gardner swung his right to the jaw at the end of the round, but the force wae si! be jeatrertslpnie a Disappointment. bes, been putting up a very er aivanpe! inv ROUND SVEN TEEN — They 5] teh time in desultor: 7 ard left hook for the body and they went to a mix-up in which the Austra- lan did some clever blocking. Gardner gut his left high on the body Fits TrAssed left Lea + for the jaw and body, Gardner sent a Bane to the Jaw at the end of the round. It was the hard- est blow Gardner turned loose during tha fixht, but was not hard enough to Morry Fitz, who went to his corner miling. ROUND PIGHTEEN—Gariner forced NINETEEN--Gardner forced Fitz to the ropes. Witz came back wi ayleft to the head. Gardner slipped to the floor and Fitz assisted him to his Garduer ent a straight, loft to Hit two hose und followed it with more weak ones to the fac 2 Swunk jeft for the head, but it went wide. Gardner rushed in ‘and got right and left to the body. Gardner then hit Fits rather low and was cautioned, Gardne: ot In several Food rights to the body ge and Witz sent him back with a right wing to the head. The bell rang with Gardner fighting flerce led He succes Bfoveral ort arma to Pies stomach. Both were weak, ROUND TWENTY.—Fitz straight for the face and ' clinch." Itz Jed for the face. in a mix up Gardner bombarded Fitz's stomach but the blows Were blocked. Gardne got in-a Haht left to the stomach and Blocked two left swings for the body Gerdauy swine right to in a mix-up landed several rights an Lifts ta the body, ey clinched ‘and: the referee cout hardly separate them, Fitz sent straight lett to the face an both clung to each other, Gardner doing of.the hanging-on. Gardner wa ing to Fitz, and Referee Granc cout not separte them as the final gon Gar fh landing missed went away as the Lowell pugillat chased him] ranj Witz miesed a hard lett Gardner continued to around the ring. ‘*#wing for the body. “chane Pitz around the ring, but did not Succeed In landing. Fitz finally wade in'and forced Gardner to the ropes, but more from wrestling than from blows, ROUND TEN-—Fitz missed a fierce rigit hook for the nead and Gardne right swing. “wan wild with wit Graney. promptly gave the detinion t Fitz. which was greeted with cheers. SSeetnnnnneesnsemennemd ANOTHER GO FOR HOEY. George Hoey, the clever little feather- es fighter of this city who made! Bs Re such a g00d showin; jainst young Kane Satu Wing Natighal Ant in Philade! will be matched shortly wo J Quaker made man: lends on ae to al} @ body, and! , 1903. GRAND OLD MAN OF RING WHO IS STILL A WINNER. HOO 090 Ott OOOO PO nthe ended) CARLISLE a NORTHWESTERN, 0 THE LINE-UP. P S is 5 th Northwestern. Pee. RE Peckut ‘Jude LB: Bow LT: Dillon ; 1G Shuchuk Centre Lu “RG. Exendine se RT. Johnson .... ses. QB. Sheldon. ¢ ee Sine, “B. 2 Fleager William: CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. 26,—The Carlisle Indians defeated Northwestern to-day by a score of 28 to 0 after a hard fought game. ‘The crowd that saw the game was unique. Drawn from: territory contigu- ous to Northwestern, the spectators wore the colora of the popular Indians and rooted equally hard for Uncle Sam's Ying. |wards and the home players. BENNINGS ENTRIES. NGS, Nov. %. ‘Ow's Traces are RACE TRACK, [BI —The entrieg, for’ to- as follows: First ates: Selling; thtee-year-olds and up ix furloness Colimyla course, x wantnn an: Reluver” Gn nceas Annie Grace. Nfiarity Fitz, about the ring, missing lett and| “second Hace—olling: two-year-olds; five right swings for the jaw. Fitz tried al turlonas, left swing for the Jaw. | Fitz tried n| Fomoan 10T My _Altce left swing for the jaw. but Gardner Master Pr wt Piguet te Vag ‘but Bob blocked ids ie | Ee hai Th Wooaabiide 22020104 Gananogue 104 Burdette AOL Blythness 104 Mimo: +90} Yo San . 104 Fort 102 Tol San 104 Any’ Day ” Third Race—Two- year-olds, zs, nook to the kaw that made | sty Evening 5 i him | wince. way | aexl| Bhortaake Gardner got in a glancing lett to tne) Tom Cod io face. ‘Fite got in two rights hard to Un | Cantaloupe rr jaw as they closed in and blocked a| Monster: : ate right upper out,for. the jaw. Maser T “Ho Fourth Race—selling; 4 forty yar three-year-olds; seven ell furlongs; Columbia course, ittac' £7 Hymettus th, Mabel Richardson107 gine ofa OD f An shower Highlander. , IT’SEASY TODYE WITH DIAMOND DYES 3 Plain directions on heake Gane e tell how to we the d¥e cite ne in strery and fastness, S rit! @ have @ special department of ad- Mee, and iy, answer free any ques Hong about dyeing. Send sample of trelteetion book ‘and 45, dyed samples DIAMOND, DYES; Burlington. vt : ; ; : : m | cago, I 01 , Athletlo Club last tcl SOOS8S8 SSSSOH | BROAD WASNT I IT WITH MOWATT (Spectal to The Evening World.) NEW ORLEANS, Noy. 26,—""Kid" Mowatt, the fighting conductor of Chi- was awarded the decision Broad, of Cleveland, O., in a ten-round bout before the Southern night. The former outpointed his opponent from the start, and when the end came he had Broad almost down and out. The fight was one of the fastest bouts ever pulled off in ‘this city. From the fiftli to the eighth round Mowatt had Broad at his mercy, and had {t.mat been for the latter's remark- able stamina the fight would not have lasted half as long. When the men toed the scratch in the eighth round Broad appeared weak and groggy and a punch or two would have Sountea him out, but Mowatt was un-| equal to’ the occasion. over "Ki f | | | | | | | | | | | | last fight with Jeffries. took all the force out of his blows.” _———— THREE FIGHTS ON CARD IN THE WEST T0-NIGHT. REFEREE GRANEY | DISAPPOINTED. | By Referee Eddie Graney. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Nov.} 26.—"The fight was a disappoint-| | ment to me, as I thought the men would furnish a fleroer battle. Fitz made’ a good fight, neverthe- less, as he fought a much younger man than he was by many years. | “Gardner surprised me by his! | poor showing. He had no force to his blows. If he had, he might have beaten Fitzsimmons, as he landed enough times on the old man to whip a dozen fighters. Fitzsimmons clearly showed in this fight that he is not the same wonderful puncher he was in bis that taking off so much weight “YOUNG CORBETT” TIPPED WINNER. The Evening World was the only paper to tip Fitzsimmons as a sure winner of last night’s contest. Its special correspondent on the big battle, “Young Corbett,” the world’s feather - weight champion, stated positively in yesterday’s Evening World that Fitz was sure to defeat Gardner. lack Root Dons Mitts for First Time Since Gardner Beat Him. Hobe contested in thejof Boston, and Maurice Sayers ani dack F of Chicago, |Clirence ‘Forbes, the Chicago bantam- of Pusdlo, ne |Welghts, wil try conclusions in a ten- together in ty-round at|round bout at Cripple Creek, Col. Pueblo, Col.; Charley Haghey Hos: | This will be Root's first fight since he ton middleweight, will Tom (‘Sab- | was beaten by George Gardner for the of this city, In a twelve |light heavyweight champlonship Jast| the Tammany AC. lJ 1 think | | FITZ SAYS BA SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. hands in the course of the fight. Gardner out at will. he broke his left hand. flicting punishment was concerned, and ing and stalling off the rushes of his yo The explanation of Fitzsimmons is thing wrong. D HANDS PREVENTED KNOCK-OUT =: 26.—The disappointing showing made by “ Robert Fitzsimmons in his victory over George Gardner last night is ex- te plained by Fitz in a statement in which he says that he broke both his | Hust tema Otherwise, he says, he could have put FE According to Fitzsimmons, he broke two bones, weak from an old in- |p jury, in his right hand early in the fight. In the thirteenth round, he says, |" After that he was out of the contest so far as in- had to content himself with block- ung opponent, generally credited. You see them everywhere—the signal of en- joyment and satisfaction that shines brightly from the face of every Cremo Smoker—Sc. Largest Seller in the World. The, Band is:the Smoker’s Protection. 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