New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30

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IN the close Heesan lifted Say from the ground with
ease and flung him down heavily. Sayes was evil
IDENTIFY distressed, end had not the least chance in
closing with bis powerful Antagonist. Again there was
little struggle and Ssyers at last got heavy blow on
Heenans left eye, the only one with which he could
now SEE receiving in return blow in thu chest, when
he managed to get down. Both were very slow In
coming up again. and Sayers being dodged round as
usuaj with his face 10 the sun seem da1ledi again
the terrific long arm Of the Benca Boy in, and
Savers was knocked down and apparently half
stunned. He required much care from his seconds be-
fore be came up agaD, though when no did 20 IL al
cree seemed to revive all his vigor, for he made
straight az Hesnan and dealt bin blow in the face
that was beard all over the field. His Antagonist
seemed nothing 10th 10 close for all this, and gave
Savers almost az bad bio IN return, till they both
closed when yers had all the bcst of IT, sod for the
fist and only time, threw Keenan, heavily.
In minute both, though distressed, were at it again,
and Heenan, with fearful blow, knocked Sayera
half across the rig. Another round endeo, ai.sr
few excbap gee with the same result, except tina,
Savers wac even harcer hit, and sseDedque stunned.
Strange 10 say, after theee tremendous rounds,
Sayers It'll came mp fresh, and showed not Dali me
awful marks Of punishment visible al over heensu,
who was now Q disgusting object bis left haad was
much swollen and puffy, and his left eye was iss,
threatening to elcse irremeoiaby as his rgnt had
done long before. His friends shouted 10 him from all
paris Of the ring 10 90 in and hnsh Sayers oy Closing
with him. as the later could now only use one hand
but Beensn In turn Was getting cautious, ana dld pot
seem to libe the look OF runDing into Sayers, who,
always cool end VERY, never now threw cnsnee
away. Several rounds were fought s,ter to1s WIN
succers moro or less varying each taking and giving
heavy blows, and whiting bis battered lace INTO
such contortnps as might pass for smiles In al
the closes Heenan's immense strength prevailed,
and he threw the Champion easily, I'LL In ootn tne
2lst ard 22d roupds Saye-s was knocked OIL his
legs Still be came up gayly though carefully, ana
generally managed in mos OF the struggles TO give one
or more of bis heaviest blows Heenan left eye,
which was almost gone Like the other Inc scene
uallv Ott M
excitement There shouts to Heepan to keep bus
antagonist in the euD-.o close with him aud smash
him, as he had only ODE arm, while the friends OF
Savers called to him TO take his me az the American
wss fast binding and must give in. The bets were
even n both men, and then again varied with every
round When Ssyers was knocked down almost sense
Less under tremendous blow there were cheers IRON
the Americans TILL the fields echoed gain, which were
retorted BY the Eng sh beDever their champion sent
his huge opponent reeing back from the tremendous
blows which were always dealt on the eyes- AT this
time eeversl policemen cane upon the scene, aud
did their best TO force their way into the ring; but
the crowd which now amounted 10 some !, 0OO, kept
Them back by rushing on the ropes, shout ng ana
cheering the combaants TO the utmost. Daring all
this ,be men fought with varying success the heavy
"thuds upon toe face Of one the other being clear
above all the din. Savers seemed getting weaker each
time he VIE knocked off his legs, snd Heenan more
ard more blind. It appeared al chance whether tie
English Cbamt ion would be struck ssnseessor deenan
rensin al .btess and .; hs merry. Sayers now tried
getting away and leading he oppopen: round the ring
In one Of the ruDs be got heavy blow on the neck
which enabled his ant2gcnls. 10 overtase hun, When
they closed and Sayers fell, Heensn striking him
heavy blow the head while Cd the ground. 40 ap-
peal of foul play was made, but It was overuIed
as the blow was supposed TO be strack in The hoa.
of fighting, and Heensn, it was truly said, could
scarcely rec whether his Antagonist was up or down.
The fighting still very quick, HeenGn almos. as
strong as ever, and, though apparently much dis
tessed trying 10 get IL before he quite lost his
sig6t In the 3stb round Heenan got sayere's head
under his left arm, and supporting himself by the
stake with his rigb, he'd his opponent bent down,
rs il he meant strange him. SAJer could no more
free himself than II mountain was on HIM. AT last
he got bis left arm free and gave Heenan two dread
ful blows the face, covering them both with the
blood, but Keenan, wi,hou. relaxing his hold turned
himself ee. HE antagonists neck over rope,
and then esnt on il with al bic force Sayers rapidly
urneo black in the face and wo1d have been straoged
the spot but that the rues of the ring provide for
what would otherw sc be fatal contingencies and both
the umpires called simultaneously TO cut the ropes
This done at once and both men fell heavily to the
ground Say ers nearly half s,ranged The police now
made deter mined effort to Interfere which those pres
emit seemed equally determined 10 prevent, add the |
ropes Of he ring avDg been cut the Enclosure itself
was inundated by dense crowd, which scarcely left
the combatapts square feet 10 fight in. Umpires,
referees, and all were overwhelmed, and the whole
thing became a mere close mob round the
two men fighting. After this four other rounds |
fought il the mdst OF this dense mas Of parti
of either side Who however, allowed the men TO
fight in the fsres way they could consistent with their
having hardly any room 10 fight az all This, however,
was the whole unfsr 10 Sayers, whose only chance
now lay in avoid ng the tremendous blows Of his an.
tagonist, eRaiDst whom be coatended with only one
hand and who, though blind bat, was still
Of nearly all his immense streogth and TO
little like Say ers very nearly formidable
ever. In these rounds sometimes Sayers got awful
bio US upon the head and body, and sometimes he
aged TO give In repn his ,rene adous lunees full in the
dsfgured face OF bis antagonist At one time caps
were thrown and cheers given for Heenan as hay
ing won, when he knocked down Sayers, who would
sprI 10 his feet and give the American such sagger
ing blows that he In turn hailed AZ coDqueror. AT
length the police forced their way TO where they
fgbIiDg in spare Dot much larger than an or
dir any dining table, and the referee ordered them
at once to discoptinue. To do them justice, both
seemed very willing 70 leave o5, and Heenan was
20 blind that in The last round he could not see
Sayers, but bit bis uDeuspecting second a tremen
dops blow in the face which knocked him bead over
heels. Both men then lstt what had been the ring, |
Say ers, though much blown and distressed, walking
firmly and coOlly away, with both his eyes open and
clear His right srm, however was helpless HE mouth
and nose 6readfnlly beaten and the sde Of his
bead and foreht ad much punished. HeeDan was al
mot unrecogoizabls as human beng, so dreadful
bad been his punishment about enc face add neck Yet
BE- was st as strong on his legs apparently, ever,
banks 70 his perfect trading, and after leaving the
ied OF battle be ran as ninOly any Of the specta-
oIs and lesped over two small hedges. This, how
,ver final effort, and he almost Instantly after
Jecame 70 utterly blind that he obliged TO be led
~ the hand 10 ihe train. 4
Bow the ight would have terminates bat for the To-
eTtererce OF the police lie now literally quite in-
,osslbe 10 soy or e'en speculate. At any moment
SsyeIs might have got blow which would have
truck him almost senseless; while if lIeenan could
ave clssed wiis him The Champions chance would
AVE been, perhaps, poor one On the other hand,
layers was carefully avoiding this, and deenaus sight
vas far zone that In two or three minutes more he
would bave lain at the mercy Of child. As matters
low staud the fight is adjourned sine DIE and the only
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