The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-05-02

Heenan's nose, when the latter closed and 8
hold of Sayers By the neck, and Sayers fell.
Second Rour dEHeenan, after = few mi
lutes cycling Of his antagonist, Jet fly hiseie
fand landed I blow Q his mouth, closed an
'tthrew him. -
- Third RoundLHeensn caught sayersy Q
tfhe mouth, the latter falling.
EafFourth Round-Heenan went up to S&yer
and shot out tremendously with his left, an
hit Sayers again on tie mouth and sent hil
tspinning to the ground Z J Il .
The 9Th and 9Th rounds Sayers fell withou
any pun;shement being given on either side.
Seventh Round-Sayers landed a fearful
tbbwsoh HeeusAss kltfs cheek, cutting itopen
and Heenan's left eye became almost immsdi
atelyin darkness. This round lasted twelv
minutes, and ended with Heenan knockin,
Sayers down by a blow on mouthau. :.
Eighth Round-Heenan Shot out with hi
left, but was beautifully stopped with Sayers
right. After much ap~arleying on both sides
Heenan caught Sayers on the mouth ane
Lrodnd lasted twenty minutes, and ended with
Heenan knocking Sayers down..
.ei Ninth Round-Heenana went up to Sayers
caught him on the mouth and sent him te
mother earth. Betting, which had been up t.
this time two to one on Sayers, rose to even
Heenan having the call. II z IA.
Tenth Round-Heenan closed and threw
Sayers heavily sagSgo4 q; L-ssrIG@ Na Ags
Elevei tn Round-Sayers struck Heenan on
the mouth and fell. li42 TT
Twelfth Roand -Heenan went up to Say
ers and knocked him down, which he also did
in the 18th round.
FuurteeRth Reand-Counter hitting on both
sides iu the mouth, then closed and Sayers
fell. I'D Tt O.
Fifteenth round Heenan caught Sayers
on the mouth with his left and sent him spin
ming round, and with his right caught him on
the jaw, Sayers going own. ,
Seventeenth Round-Was similar to this.
:. Eighteenth Roand-Sayers did nleh tow
ards closing Heenan's right eye and fell. srs5
Nineteenth and Twentiefif Rounds-They
closed, Heenan throwing Sayefs in both instan-
ces. cs3Y az I1zAa rs s9i f5s145r
Twenty first and Twenty.second rounds
Heenaa. went up to SaSers and knocked him
Loud cheers. Betting four to one on
HeeDan. sffsaIsfs@sG -. 4Gf-fsa EoS
Tweuty-third-After some severe hitting on
both sides, Heenan's face becoming much
.dis6gured, they closed, and Sayers had a throw
in his favor.
Twenty-fourth-Heenan gainiknocked Say
ers down..
> Observation-Disclosures caught Heenan a pc
ser on the nose, the claret flying about, the
two closed and fell, Sayers under;
Twenty sixth Round-Sayers landed a Sc
we're blow on Heenan's left cheek and fell
m wenty-seveDth R-oundAHeenah followed
about the ring at a slight canter, hit
ting the former landed another blow on Sayers'
and he fell.
7 Twenty eighth Round.-Aisimilar round to
H. st. = IN f+E E5E1F EAF4 rEa Er-frfa
Twenty-ninth Round-Heenan with his
# caught Sayers in the mouth, and brought;
him to the ground. si5re .as 80
Thirtieth Round--Sayers cought Heenan a
,ang on the nose, and the two closed and Say
,rs again fell.
Thirty-f Round--sayefs landed a s YER
blew On the mouth, and the two closing, tell,
under. aa1I HnE15e,5GYS
Thirty-second Round-In this Round Hee
ian retired to his corner, and seemed rather
at calling out. Sayers looking at
him a~nxiously, let fly with his left and gave
tell ng blow on Heenah's frontispiece. The
,etting was even on Sayers at this time IL
vas evident that daylight was becoming alanos,
If no avail to Heenan, as both his eyes wer,
lie .fiy closed and his face altogether presented
ffightfnl appearance.
Thirty third-Ieenann landed a -crasher on
1dlGIS IuOut4r duu sSHI nlIu Sri uADR W u
ground. 1t was now plain to be seen that Say
rs right arm Was not of much avail to him.
rom the repeated stopping of blows, andsHee-
hand ais, become much swollen from the
use he had ma !e OF il. t5st-
Thirty fol Z h-Sayers hit out rapidly, twice,
it to Heenan both on the nose and
mouth. Heenan, however, follow d Sayers ur
nd struck him heavily on the mouth and sent
linn to the ground.
Thirty-6fth round-The two soon ! clessa,
aSayers getting hid Of Heenan by the
Ieck, hit him severaltires over the 10 t eye.
Thirty-s.xtb-The two closed, Sayers was
brown. SasiH~< s's2t
Thirty-seventh-Heenan gave Sayers one in
he mouth, the latter falling.
Thitty-eighth-Sayers closed and fell
Ieenan gave Sayets one on the head when he
lad almost reached the ground, it being al
luestion of foul play, Blu w,s not erseye.eirn |
considered an accident.
Thrty-uinth -Heenan got her arm round
ayers neck and to all appearan e was strang-
ing him. Cries Of tLet him g ]" was raised.
Ieensn, However, stuck to his hold and thel
ing was Lr ken in. The greatest confus.o on
REVEALED. The umpire was carried AWAY in
he throng and the fight was aprematurely
rought to a close neither having been declared
he winner TlErk t'2ls tyaG
The contest fastest two hours and eight min
ties nVR ~ Il II
--latest per Vanderbilt, London, Wednesday
1Sth.-There is a rumor this morning
hat the meniwill fight agsin, but nothing au-
hentic has TRANSFERRED; and there has not been
meeting of parties interested. Ah9e
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