John L. Sullivan vs. Patsy Cardiff - Revision history

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	Cardiff, twenty-four years old, based in ~~Peoria~~, ~~Illinois~~, was an experienced fighter who had previously met both [[George Rooke]] and [[Charley Mitchell]] in the ring. He stood the same height as Sullivan, the world's champion, but weighed thirty pounds less.<br><br>The bout took place at the Washington Rink in Minneapolis before ten thousand onlookers. Sullivan broke his left arm in the first round after missing a punch at the elusive Cardiff. Forced to use only his right for the remainder of the fight, he could not catch up with the smaller man and the fight was declared a draw after the end of the scheduled six rounds.		Cardiff, twenty-four years old, based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, was an experienced fighter who had previously met both [[George Rooke]] and [[Charley Mitchell]] in the ring. He stood the same height as Sullivan, the world's champion, but weighed thirty pounds less.<br><br>The bout took place at the Washington Rink in Minneapolis before ten thousand onlookers. Sullivan broke his left arm in the first round after missing a punch at the elusive Cardiff. Forced to use only his right for the remainder of the fight, he could not catch up with the smaller man and the fight was declared a draw after the end of the scheduled six rounds.

	5.5 oz. gloves used (Minneapolis Journal 1-19-1887)		5.5 oz. gloves used (Minneapolis Journal 1-19-1887)

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	Cardiff, twenty-four years old, of Peoria, Illinois, was an experienced fighter who had previously met both [[George Rooke]] and [[Charley Mitchell]] in the ring. He stood the same height as Sullivan, the world's champion, but weighed thirty pounds less.<br><br>The bout took place at the Washington Rink in Minneapolis before ten thousand onlookers. Sullivan broke his left arm in the first round after missing a punch at the elusive Cardiff. Forced to use only his right for the remainder of the fight, he could not catch up with the smaller man and the fight was declared a draw after the end of the scheduled six rounds.		Cardiff, twenty-four years old, based in Peoria, Illinois, was an experienced fighter who had previously met both [[George Rooke]] and [[Charley Mitchell]] in the ring. He stood the same height as Sullivan, the world's champion, but weighed thirty pounds less.<br><br>The bout took place at the Washington Rink in Minneapolis before ten thousand onlookers. Sullivan broke his left arm in the first round after missing a punch at the elusive Cardiff. Forced to use only his right for the remainder of the fight, he could not catch up with the smaller man and the fight was declared a draw after the end of the scheduled six rounds.

	5.5 oz. gloves used (Minneapolis Journal 1-19-1887)		5.5 oz. gloves used (Minneapolis Journal 1-19-1887)

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	Cardiff, twenty-four years old, of Peoria, Illinois, was an experienced fighter who had previously met both [[George Rooke]] and [[Charley Mitchell]] in the ring. He stood the same height as Sullivan, the world's champion, but weighed thirty pounds less.<br><br>The bout took place at the Washington Rink in Minneapolis before ten thousand onlookers. Sullivan broke his left arm in the first round after missing a punch at the elusive Cardiff. Forced to use only his right for the remainder of the fight, he could not catch up with the smaller man and the fight was declared a draw after the end of the scheduled ~~four~~ rounds.		Cardiff, twenty-four years old, of Peoria, Illinois, was an experienced fighter who had previously met both [[George Rooke]] and [[Charley Mitchell]] in the ring. He stood the same height as Sullivan, the world's champion, but weighed thirty pounds less.<br><br>The bout took place at the Washington Rink in Minneapolis before ten thousand onlookers. Sullivan broke his left arm in the first round after missing a punch at the elusive Cardiff. Forced to use only his right for the remainder of the fight, he could not catch up with the smaller man and the fight was declared a draw after the end of the scheduled six rounds.

	5.5 oz. gloves used (Minneapolis Journal 1-19-1887)		5.5 oz. gloves used (Minneapolis Journal 1-19-1887)

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	Cardiff, twenty-four years old, of Peoria, Illinois, was an experienced fighter who had previously met both [[George Rooke]] and [[Charley Mitchell]] in the ring. He stood the same height as Sullivan, the world's champion, but weighed thirty pounds less.<br><br>The bout took place at the Washington Rink in Minneapolis before ~~five~~ thousand onlookers. Sullivan broke his left arm in the first round after missing a punch at the elusive Cardiff. Forced to use only his right for the remainder of the fight, he could not catch up with the smaller man and the fight was declared a draw after the end of the scheduled four rounds.		Cardiff, twenty-four years old, of Peoria, Illinois, was an experienced fighter who had previously met both [[George Rooke]] and [[Charley Mitchell]] in the ring. He stood the same height as Sullivan, the world's champion, but weighed thirty pounds less.<br><br>The bout took place at the Washington Rink in Minneapolis before ten thousand onlookers. Sullivan broke his left arm in the first round after missing a punch at the elusive Cardiff. Forced to use only his right for the remainder of the fight, he could not catch up with the smaller man and the fight was declared a draw after the end of the scheduled four rounds.

	5.5 oz. gloves used (Minneapolis Journal 1-19-1887)		5.5 oz. gloves used (Minneapolis Journal 1-19-1887)

Jakewegner at 17:41, 28 December 2008

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	Cardiff, twenty-four years old, of Peoria, Illinois, was an experienced fighter who had previously met both [[George Rooke]] and [[Charley Mitchell]] in the ring. He stood the same height as Sullivan, the world's champion, but weighed thirty pounds less.<br><br>The bout took place at the Washington Rink in Minneapolis before five thousand onlookers. Sullivan broke his left arm in the first round after missing a punch at the elusive Cardiff. Forced to use only his right for the remainder of the fight, he could not catch up with the smaller man and the fight was declared a draw after the end of the scheduled four rounds.		Cardiff, twenty-four years old, of Peoria, Illinois, was an experienced fighter who had previously met both [[George Rooke]] and [[Charley Mitchell]] in the ring. He stood the same height as Sullivan, the world's champion, but weighed thirty pounds less.<br><br>The bout took place at the Washington Rink in Minneapolis before five thousand onlookers. Sullivan broke his left arm in the first round after missing a punch at the elusive Cardiff. Forced to use only his right for the remainder of the fight, he could not catch up with the smaller man and the fight was declared a draw after the end of the scheduled four rounds.

			5.5 oz. gloves used (Minneapolis Journal 1-19-1887)

Jakewegner at 17:37, 28 December 2008

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	Cardiff, twenty-four years old, of Peoria, Illinois, was an experienced fighter who had previously met both [[George Rooke]] and [[Charley Mitchell]] in the ring. He stood the same height as Sullivan, the world's champion, but weighed thirty pounds less.<br><br>The bout took place at the Washington Rink in Minneapolis before ~~seven~~ thousand onlookers. Sullivan broke his left arm in the first round after missing a punch at the elusive Cardiff. Forced to use only his right for the remainder of the fight, he could not catch up with the smaller man and the fight was declared a draw after the end of the scheduled four rounds.		Cardiff, twenty-four years old, of Peoria, Illinois, was an experienced fighter who had previously met both [[George Rooke]] and [[Charley Mitchell]] in the ring. He stood the same height as Sullivan, the world's champion, but weighed thirty pounds less.<br><br>The bout took place at the Washington Rink in Minneapolis before five thousand onlookers. Sullivan broke his left arm in the first round after missing a punch at the elusive Cardiff. Forced to use only his right for the remainder of the fight, he could not catch up with the smaller man and the fight was declared a draw after the end of the scheduled four rounds.

Rowdytimothy: Fight:69191 moved to John L. Sullivan vs. Patsy Cardiff

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Fight:69191 moved to John L. Sullivan vs. Patsy Cardiff

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Basic fight info provided.

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<fight>69191</fight>
Cardiff, twenty-four years old, of Peoria, Illinois, was an experienced fighter who had previously met both [[George Rooke]] and [[Charley Mitchell]] in the ring. He stood the same height as Sullivan, the world's champion, but weighed thirty pounds less.<br><br>The bout took place at the Washington Rink in Minneapolis before seven thousand onlookers. Sullivan broke his left arm in the first round after missing a punch at the elusive Cardiff. Forced to use only his right for the remainder of the fight, he could not catch up with the smaller man and the fight was declared a draw after the end of the scheduled four rounds.