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MRS. KELSEY, Prop.
Mr. Biddle Badly Battered.
Society Pugilist Put Out In Four Rounds by "Philadelphia Jack"
O'Brien Before the Most Fashionable Audience Which
Ever Saw a Quaker City Prize Fijitf.
Duzed by n torrlllc rl^ht It under to
the Jaw, A. J. D res el Blddle was de
feated by "Philadelphia Jack" O'Brien
In the fourth round of what was to
have been a tlve round "go" In the
casino of the Merlon Cricket club be
fore a crowd of more than a thousand
members of the best Philadelphia so
ciety.
Barely able to stagger through the
third round, the young Philadelphia
society man came up for the fourth
hardly able to stand, and the round
had not been on Imlf a minute when
the professional sent over the blow
that ended the light.
Blddle dlil not tali, but QlBrlen. see
ing that be could stand no more pun
ishment. turned and playfully punched
the referee. William It. Uocap, who
thereupon stopped the fiRlit.
For the llrst round the amateur forc
ed the lighting. He acted on the ag
?; v:slve and drove O'Brien all around
the ring, while the Immense crowd
stood on their chairs and bellowed
cheers. Had the bout been stopped at
the end of this round the decision
must have been awarded to Blddle.
I>i.r the tremendous effort which he
prf I irtli e.xhau te.l the amateur, whose
trih' ng had i;ot been rigorous enough
to withstand the strain of a finish
tight with a veteran of the ring.
When I'i ' lie came up for the f^ond
round lie was winded. O'Brien ii>ok
things easily and did not force the
lighting.
The third round was a farce, but
been wliettoil by a fast anil exciting
wrestling liout between Hi>J> I'olwi 'I
intercollegiate wrestling chii:::;>i?>u,
and J. K. Dwyer, center ntsli on the
university .football team, a wait or a
few minutes ensued. Precisely at
10:15 o'clock O'Brien entci'ed from the
\ylnga and Jumped over the ropes.
The professional was clad in a gor
geous bathrobe and green The
i.roption which the crowd gave him
must have wiped out in his mind many
a storm of hisses which have greeted
his appearance within the last few
years.
Hut the reception accorded O'nrien
seemed mild to the cheers whlcU_rolled
out when Tony Blddle entered a mo
ment later. lie was clad In blue
tights, with a red sash. Men stood
upon their chairs and cheered, while
Tony s:;iillugly bowed ills acknowl
edgments for tiie ovation.
Middle started off like a whirlwind.
Ity fast body blows and nimble foot
work he seemed to surprise O'Brien.
Within two minutes, as the society
man continued to land blow after blow,
the audience was In an uproar. The
round ended with Riddle having had
much the best of it on points, although
O'Brien did not look worried and went
to his corner laughing.
Blddle received an ovation that lasted
almost until the bell rang for the sec
ond round. Men who came expecting
to see a sparring exhibition began to
think a real light was on the cards.
But at the beginning of the second
O'BRIICN WHIPl'KD OVKK MIS KICIIT.
nmltl the sympathetic cliccrs of the
crowd Bjddle gravely staggered on.
winded and exhausted. The rest be
tween the rounds did not seem to bene
tit him much, and when he came up
for the fourth round he was almost
In a state of collapse.
The end camc quickly. Blddle when
ho came to the center of the ring put
up his hands. O'Brien feinted and
then, seizing his opportunity, whipped
In a blow to the jaw that sent his ad
versary staggering across the ring.
Cries of "Don't hit him; he's all in!"
came from al! parts of the casino.
O'Brien laughingly failed to follow
up his advantage aud knock his op
ponent down and ended the light with
out the young amateur having even
gone to his knees.
Never In the history of the Merlon
Cricket club has the casino been
crowded as It was that night. Men
prominent in society and business cir
cles and well known sporting men
from New York rubbed elbows.
After the appetite of the crowd had
; round It was scon at once tlmt Riddle
' hiid exhausted himself by Ills aggres
sive action. O'Rrlon was quick to note
the change. lie struck Middle several
times with tin? Hat of ids hand and did
not try to*hurt him, although Tony oc
casionally put over Mows which made
the former champion wince.
At the end of this round it was easy
to see that O'Rrien could end the flght
whenever he wished.
Piddle came up for the next round
sightly refreshed and showed a flash
of his steam in the first round. Fie
landed several body blows. The crowd
cheered, but they lacked steam, and
OT.rien's smile broadened. The pro
fessional sent in a body blow, which
was the first that ::ec:;icd to distress
Kiddle. From that time until the em)
of the third round he did not try to
hurt Tony, who was so winded that he
could hardly hop about the ring.
Not a blow was struck in the last
round until OT.ricn whipped over the
right that nearly sent Riddle down and
ended the light.
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Beat meals in Whitehorae atRojal
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English Billiards Hi d Poo! Parlors in Tuck's Alley.
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Terminus W. P. &, Y. Route
:: All South Bound Steamers Arrive and Depart From This Dock
REGULATIONS 1905
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