New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-03

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let 20 his left viciousIy, which was beautifully stop
ped. He then Tented, and got well on the bridge
Of TOMS snorer as he was retgeating, and again
knocked him of his pins. Tom rolled over, laugh.
ing, and was carried to his corner. This round
lasted thirteen minutes, and was fine specimen Of
stratagem and skill, especially on the part OF Tom.
His right arm now was much swollen, and SO pain
fol, that he could make little OF no use Of it.
s. Tom sIowest TO the cal OF time, but Directly
he was at the scratch the Boy retired to his corner
whittier Tom had to follow him. Heenan at once
LET 70 his left, but Tom laughed and jumped back.
A slight exchange followed, and Tom mapped
straight one on the sniffer. Heenan now missed
couple Of wellmeant shots, and Tom jumped away
from third, and as he turned his back upon Hee-
nan got Highlander on the back Of the neck.
Heenan followed him up, but Tom grinned and
jumped nimbly away. His activity on big pins was
as remarkable az ever Heenan pursued him, and
at last lodged his left slightly on the nozzle, and
once more turned on the tap. Tom, however,
encountered him on the damaged cheek, which
Macdonald. On Toms going to him lie let go his
left on the kisser, drawing the carmine, and this
led to pretty exchanges at long shots on the
cheek. Heenan at this time appeared weak, and
ascendant Heenan preferred his corner to the
scratch, and Tom had some difficulty in persaad-
ing him to leave. This he at last accomplished,
and some beautiful stops were made On both sides.
tered effectively, but Tom was heaviest on the right
cheek, which was now sweflsd as big as two.
Heenan's blow alighted on Toms Grafton trap, and
drew more Of the ruby. On his trying to repeat
this Judgment Tom stopped him cleyeriy. Capital
exchanges followed, in which Tom was again at
home on the cheek very heavily. Heenan rushed at
him, but Tom was away, and, after once or twice
being banked, Heenan retired again 70 his corner.
After Tom had scrutinized him carefully he rubbed
his hands and went to him, whereupon Heenan let
fly his left, but Tom got well away laughing Hee-
nan shook his head, and also laughed good
humoredly. Tom now crept in, and pop went
hi Ieff an Ha MIA yTn ami nd Mt w
Champion laughing. More lodging and stopping
on both sides, until Tom was once more on the
cheek slogger. Heenan retaliated sharply on the
bridge Of the snout, and was stopped in second
attempt, and Tom nailed him on the right cheek
very heavily and got away: Keenan, tried to take
the lead, but Tom jumped back. The Boy psrse-
vering got well the forehead, but was unsuccess
full in a second essay. The first was sufficient to
leave bump on the gallant Tom. More sparring
until severe counter exchange took place. in which
Tom got hot Jun on the whistler, which shook his
worries, and turned on fresh tap. 1t was stag
gerer, but Tom recovered and went 70 his man,
when more severe counters were interchanged,
Heenan getting another rum one on the cheek, and
dropping his left with effect on Toms snuffier.
Both now INDUCED in wipe and washed their
mouths out. They came again now, like giants
refreshed, and each in turn tried lead, but each
was well stopped. TOMS right arm, from the con-
tinual stopping such a heavy cannonade as Hee-
mans, was now much discolored and swollen, and
utterly useless for the purposes Of hitting, and
After good deal of this another heavy exchange
followed, in which Tom was at home on the old
spot, and Heenan on the jaw heavily, knocking
Tom once more off his pins. This round lasted
| twenty minutes, and was splendid specimen OF
milling on both sides. Toms nose and mouth were
| bleeding, but both his eyes were well open. Hii
| arm was his chief drawback. Heenan's right eye
| had been long closed, his cheek was fearfnlly
| swollen, and his mouth was also somewhat out Q
4 the perpendicular.
| g. Heenan came up as if he intended to force thu
fighting He led off viciously, but Tom got wei
away. The Boy followed him closely, and at last
got On TOMS COB, drawing more Of TIE Juice. H
followed suit on the snufertray with like result
and counter.hits ensued in which each did mis-
| chief. Heenan continued to bore in, and at las
Tom, after getting little one on the back, droppe
laughing.
10. Tom was very slow to the call of time, an
appeared to want nursing. 1t was evidently heav,
work struggling against such superior metal. III
stood in the middle of the ring until Heenan wen
after which they closed. Heenan lifted Tom fror
the ground, and threw him heavily with the great
est ease. H33.& gG
H. Tom again very much behindhand in comm
to time, and the friends of Heenan did not appea
to be in much hurry. When they did come u
, Tom had to go into Heenans corner, After
dodge or two, Tom got his right on the good ey
rather heavily, but it was not such 0 righthand
# syarned IT, ss ehsa asf Tom IT,
!. IL. "Time, time - neither too ready. On So
!, ers at last facing his man Heenan caught him, b
+ not very heavily, on the jaw, and dropped on t
: saving suit
q 49, Heenan, first to leave his seconds knee, no
t wasft to Tom, and after dodge or two popped u
! |. every straight ON poor Toms conk, once mo
d knocking him clean off his legs. He turned roul
. Falkland his umpire, exclaimed, That's one f
s you, Fred.n Offers were now made to lay 8 to
b on Heenan, but the takers seemed scarce.
} IA. Tom, very. weak, came up cautiously or
: man, seeing Toms state, tried to force the fghtin
$ but Tenn got cleyerly out of difficulty. Heena
: followed him up, and popped rattler on u
q throat, without return. He paused, and tht
i countered him well and straight on the nose, draN
ing the crimson in profusion. Heenan, nothir
n daunted, let go his left and was stopped He thu
s swung round his right heavily on the jaw. The
$ took place. in which Tom was very busy.
n length both were down heavily, Heenan under.
i 10. Neither seemed in hurry to leave his sc
0 ond's knee, but Tom was slowest in answering 7
8 | CALL Heenan at once went to him, got the Il
Q well ON the proboscis and his right on the jaw, al
f down again fell the Champion in a heap.
q l6. Tom shook himself together, but was We
cautious. He spared as if requiring rest, un
t place, Tom getting it on the nose, and Heenan
(, the whistler, but neither very heavy. Reenl
k then made sudden dart, and planting very hea
lily on Toms mouth, once more knocked him
|, his legs. Loud cheers for Heenan.1
d II. Tom did not display many marks from
!, repeated knock-down blows, but came up smilin
k although somewhat tired. Heenans mug was d
1t cidedly the most disfgured, being so much swelle
0 Heenan took the lead but did not get heavily Q
y He tried again with his right, but the blow pass
over Toms mob. Counter hits followed on
S nose, in which Toms delivery was most efecti'
y but Tom was down.
is Is. Very slight exchanges, followed by hea
n counter, in which Heenan's whistler came in
r pepper, and Tom got it slightly on the nose a
10. Tom slow to time; Heenan not in hur
ii At last on facing one another, Heenan went In
st a close, and throwing Tom fell on him.
n 90 Heenan followed Tom who was on the
n treat, and after one or two lodges caught him
r the jaw heavily with his right. He tried aga
k but Tom jumped back. Still he perseyered, a
tt heavy exchanges followed at close quarters, a
N both were in the end down at the ropes.
al. Tom very slow, which Heenan seeing, dash
+, at him, slung out the left on the nose, and ag
re floored the Champion.
to ~. Tom seemed none the worse for this floor
as but it rather seemed to do him good, for he ca
is mp fresher, which Heenan seeing, he retired to
OF corner. Tom followed and tried to deliver,
y, missed and the Benica Boy dropped him W
m another straight one on the jaw. Heenanfs
ut hand was now much pulled, and did not seem
is leave such impressions as formerly.
m %. The time was very badly kept on both sid
I'd and there were now complaints that the Benz
ID Boy was allowed stool in the ring. An app
It. was made to the referee, who at once ordered
in removal, as contrary to the laws. Heenan rusl
re at Tom, who reiterated, and got one on the ba