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o. Heenan came up as II be intended TO
futee the fighting. He led of Eiciously, bnt
Toni got well away. The Boy followed him
closely, and ct last got on Toms COB. drawing
more Of the Juice He followed suite on The
snuiIeF.tray with liks result. and cOunteF.hits
ensuej, in which each did mischief. Heenan
coninued to bore in, and al last Tom, after
getting little one on the back, dropped laugh.
ing.
10 Tom was very slow 10 the call Of time.
and appeared 10 want nursing Il was eVi.
IDENTIFY heavy work struggling against such 50.
perior metal BE stood In the middle Of the
ring until HeeusH went to bin, when slighl
counter hits WeT0 exchanged aitrr which
they elosed, Heenan liftsd Tom from the
ground and threw him heavily with the great
est ease.
II. Tom, sin very much behindhand in com
ing to time, and the friends Of Heenan did t
appear to be in much hurry. When they did
come up Tom bad got into Hsenan's corner
After dodge or two, Tom his right on the
good eye right heavily, but il was not such q
right-L snder a. Of yore, aud evidently gave
him pain. Heenan returned on the chest, and
Tom fell
IL "ffme, time !" neither too ready. On
Sayers at last facing bis man, Heenan caught
him, but not very heavily, on the jaw, and
dropped on the saving suit.
Is Hsenan, hEst 70 leave hi4 seconds knee,
nov went 70 Tom, and afor dodge or two,
popped the lsft very straight on poor Toms
cOnk, once more knocking him clean Of bis
legs. He turned round on returning to his cor
ner, and looking to Mr.. Falkland, his umpire,
exclaimed, "Thst's one for you Fred" OffSrI
were nov made to lay 70 on Heenan, but
takers seemed scarce.
IA. Tom, very weak, came up cautiously
and slowly, his beak beiLE large enough foI
two. Heenan, seeing Toms state. tnei to
force the fighting, but Tom got cleveriy out oi
the difficulty. Heenan followed him up and
popped IsttleT on the throat, without a re-
turn. He paused, and then Seut in a little one
on the scent bottle, but Tom countersd hin
well and ttraIght on the nose, drawing th'
crimson in profusion. Heenan, nothing daun
ted, let 60 his left and was stopped. He ther
swung his right heavily on the jaw. The,
got to close quarters, End some heavy in fight
ing took place, in which Tom was vely busy
At length both went down heavily, Hesnan
under
Is Neither seemed in hurry 10 leave BIZ
seconds knee, but Tom was sIowest in an
sweIing the call. HeenAn at once went to him
got the lefi well on his proboscis, and bis risb
on the jaw, and down again fell the Champion
in heap.
10 Tom shook himself together, but wa
very cautious. He spared as If requiring rest
until Heenan came in. when slight exchanges
took place, Tom getting it on the nose, snC
HeenSn on the whistler but neither very heavy
Heenan then made sudden dart, and planting
very heavily on Toms mouth. once NOR
knocked him eff his lega. loud cheers fO
HeeDan
IT, Tom did not display many marks from
his knock down blows, but came up smiling
although somewhat tired. Heenan's mug W1l
decidedly the most diahpured, being 80 muci
sw elled. Heenan took the lead, but did nct
get heavily on. He tried again with his right
but the blow passed over Toms mob. Counter
hits followed on the nose, in which Toms de
livery was most effective, but rom was down
Is Very slight exchanges, followed by
heavy counter, in which Heenan's whistler
came in for pepper, and Tom got in slightly OF
tho nose and fell.
10. Tom SIow to time; Hsensn not in hur
". At last, on facing one another, Heenar
went in to close, and throwing Tom, fell Or
him
20. Heenan followed Tom, who was on the
retreat, and after one or two dodges, caushl
him on the jaw heavily with his right He
tried again, but Tom jumped back. Still he
pOrsevered, and heavy exchanges followed al
close quarters, and both were in the end dOWr
at the Fopas.
81. Tom very slow, which Heenan seeing
dashed at him, slung out the left on the nose
and again foored the Champion.
%. Tom seemed none the Worse for THU
AOoEer, bot it rather seemed to do him good, fol
he came fresher, which Heenan seeing be re
tired TO bis corner. Tom followed and tried t
deliver but missed, and the Benieia Boy dropped
him with another straight one on the jaw
HeeDan's left hand was now much pulled, and
did not aeem to leave such impression as for
meriy.
sR The time was very badly kept on both
sides, and there were now complaints that the
Bsnicis Boy was allowed a stool in the ring
An appeal was made to the referee, who al
once ordered its removal - contrary to the
laws. Heenan rushed at Tom, who retreated
and got one OF the back. Tom then turned
round and missed bis right. They closed. and
Tom pegged away merTi.y on the nose ami left
cheek, and in the end both down, Tom under.
One hour and eleven minutes had now elapsed.
"a. Tho Bsnieia Boy, first up, tried his left
by . sudden dart. but was stopped. An at
tempt with the right Just landed on the side Of
Toms nut, and be fell Is to on Heenan
still offered
IS. Tom, very weak. came up slow, but
cheerful He waited the attack, which was
not; long in coming, and after getting little
one on the side of his head, Tom popped his
left very heavily on the snout, drawing more
Hsenap, Eild, rushed in and
bored TOpdOVR.
%. Tom, freSher, came up gaily, and tried
% lead Of with his left, but the Boy stopped
him prsttily. Another effort landed on Hee-
aan'6 good eye. Heenan in return planted
rsttler on Toms jaw with his right, which
staggered him, and was all but knock down.
Tom soon shook himself together, Ehereupon
he Boy let HyIhis left but Tom was well away.
Following up, the Boy got on Toms chest, but
lot heavily. Exchanges; HeenAn on the ia
er trap, and Tom on the nose, q smasher,
'aoh drawing the cork. Heavy counters fol-
owed with the left, and thsy broke away.
rhs Boy same agaip, apd got On Tan's snorer
leaYily VITA his left, once more staggering
lin. Twice after this did Tom stop Heenan's
light, and they olssed. After some slight
ibbing Tom fell, Keenan, hitting him when
oWn. An appeal Of foul was oVsr-ruled, the
lev being obviously accidental.
81. The Boy eame up determined, and led
e, but Tom was away. A second attempt
Ias equally unsuccessful, and as Tom turned
is back to dash away, the boy caught him on
be neck, but not hesVily. Sharp exchanges
olloWed, Tom on the LEFT cheek and nose, and
be Boy on the mouth. Heensn then went in
nd tried his left but was short, whereupon
e retired to his corner, hsd wipe and wet
I'd his whistle, and then went 70 the middle
( the ring, Tam joined issue st once, and
oms slogging exchanges took place, each on
be nose, and Heenan now tried to close,
ssching after Tom to catch him round the
eek. Tom kept out Of harms way, but at
.ngth the Boy bored him down at the ropes. ]
%. Both, much fatigued, wanted all the
me they could get After some sparring |
IsenAn fan Of 4Oin, Who qartsd away. The |
oy rapidly pursued, and they got together,
II J. L. Tom hnaw - Uoa,o,f. /