Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1861-10-12
THE FIGHT,

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to the scratch with great aacrity, eyed each other
cautiously for several moments, and put themseye:
in position. 0rem held his hands well up and for
ward, while Davies had his left extended at fnl
length, his right pressed against his body Ate,
little sparrng the men got to work, and rapid
exchanges were made and 0rem rushed Davis Ia
the ropes and bored him down.
z This round was not unlike the first and end
ed with Dawes giving and receiving blow and
going down,
. This was rafting round, 10 which Davies
received stinger on the nose which drew first
blood. A claim oI foul was set up by Davies sec
onds, but was not entertained.
A. This round was like tho last not seriou,
one. Euoch down.
8 Enoch was knocked down with heavy
body blow, which resounded all over the ring.
6 Davies came up laughing, evidently intent
on mischief, which soon manifested itself in an
ugly cut over 0rem's right eye. This was the
first visible punishment Con had received Davies
down.
7 Blth men came up smiling; Davies body be-
ginning to show the effects of 0rem's heavy blows
while Orem's eye was dressed in half mourning
costume. Davies down, 0rem falling on him.
. Enoch down as usual
9 This was regular ding dong, give ard take
round, until Orem got Davies head in chancery
aud had commenced administering the law in such
cases made and provided when Enoch slipped his
head in like turtle, and got away not without
serious punishment
10 Heavy counterlng, and at last Davies was
Knocked clean of his pins by blow in the face
from 0rem.
IL Thus far, neither party seemed to have
gained any decided advantage, but odds were free
ly offered on Davies without takers. In this round
Orem received another ugly cut over the eye but
replied with his heavy body trip hammer vistations
which left their distinguishing marks behind them
Enoch down as usual, Orem falling on him, A
claim OF foul was set up again by Davies seconds
but it was not allowed, and the men were tod to
fight on.
u This was short round, resaltiny in Davies
being sent down with terrific body blow.
IL Both parties came up blowing, and stood
Tor some moments, sparrlng little for Wind at
length a few rapid exchanges were made, and
Enoch went down to avoid punishment
Ia Orem caught an ugly on, Oh the cheek
when he rallied Davies to the ropes and threw him
falling heavily upon him.
10 Enoch after giving and taking few good
blows, went'down for safety 1t was evident that
Davies had studied Yankee Suyans style oil heht
ing and was practic ng it pretty extensively.
l6 Davies was knocked ch an off his pms in
this round by a blow which brought the sanguinary
element in II food over his face and breast
II Heavy cOunteing, close, some fbbing
and Davies down at the ropes.
10 This was savage round 0rem got in
Two terrible blows on Enoch's head. which sent
MIN down and rather obfusIcated his general ideas.
Loud cheers for Orem
10 Enoch succeeded in getting in a singer
IN Orem's nose when the latter rushed upon him
md foIled him like an OK, with single blow.
20 Both were now out of wind, and spared
,autiously for tins to ganit An exchange, and
Davies fell to avoid.
Il Oren fJrwent to work at once, clinched his
nan, administered several heavy blows, when Da-
lies slipped down,
%, % and 2l,-Nothug important, but Davies
iuWh III every IUulu'
% 0rem at once led off, got his man in chan
'eIy agaa, but Davies slipped away to the earth.
26-lhis round was severe one for both. Da-
'ies got in heavy blows on the face and neck of
)rem, which he took in exchange few sledge.
hammer vlsitations on the ribs which knocked
oudly for admission,
27 Heavy countering, close, and 0rcm laid
Davies on the ropes, where he punished him until
he seconds Of Davies took him of.
2S Davis down. as usual.
20 This was an awful round, both parties re,
Giving heavy punishment. 0rem caught it heavi-
y on the forehead and, return knocked Davies
quare down with trriic blow Davies breast
rom his belt to his neck began to assume the hue
t corrugated mahogany veneerin5, while his face
vas not wreathed 10 the smiles which at ali early
tage Of the fight Illuminated his visage,
30 and 81 Davies down at the end Of both |
oundJ.
80 Davies seemed now to have gained his Sec
nd wind, and went to work with an increased
igor. He mapped Orem heavy one under the
ye which laid it open as it cut with lancet.
)rem began to look serious and there were loud
heers for Davies At it they went again, when
Davies got down tV avoid.
80 This time there was little or nothing done
nd Davies went down as usual A claim Of foul
'as raised by 0rems seconds rs Davies had fallen
'ithout blow, but the referee decided that it
vas accidental, and cautioned Davies seconds
gainst a repetition Of such conduct
34-Davies got down.
35.-ln this pound Davies was knocked fairly
# his legs and and fell heavily from the effects Of
he terrible blow -
So Heavy exchanges in chancery,
ut got down. RI
81 In this round it was claimed that Davies
,ll wlthouta blow, The referee would not allow
he claim.
3S In this round Davies got in several heavy /
lows on Orem's Uranium, which came near send.
,g him down, but he rallied; rushed on Davies
I'D bored him down.
80 Davies got home good one on the side
tsOrem's head with his left and delivered hea.
y body blow; gong down without return.
40 Orem was evidently vexed over the result
I the last round, and looked mischief He re.
eived and delivered "one,' "two'-the last of
rhich sent Davies down like log.
Al Orem got another ugly cut over the eye,
tter which both clepched, and Davies was thrown
eayiy