The New York herald., 1863-05-06
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ROUND FIRST.
McCoolc after little sparring rushed in, and Co.
burn retreated Mac followed him up, let fly, but being
out Of distance missed and Joe nailed him the neck
with the left and planted his right tho oheek under
tho left eye raising mouse mediatey and drawing
blood. Mac at once cl!nched some slight mutual 1bbing
occurred and Coburn thrown First blood for Coburn
claimed aud allowed. "a u
y "A ROUND SECOND.
Mctooe's left eye exhibited amouse he appeared at
the scratch blood discovered trckng down his
cheek. Soon after facing each other exchange OF
blows occurred, clnch took place, aud Coburn was
thrown on his knees. COW
ROUND rHRD.
Both equally prompt at the call Of time. joe deter
mined to force the nghting dashed in and got home
heavy left handler On the check, Mac countcring
the body, but not heavily The latter Immediately cnch
ed and after struggle for the fall both down, cobsrn
'undermost. ~ 49, VI
ROUND FOURTH.
Both prompt to the call Of time. Quick work followed,
both fighting gamely. Mccoole got the worst Of the
round and his style Of fighting seemed very awk-
ward Tho positions Of McCoole at times very RI
diculous Hard and desperate sighting continued until
both down. Coburn under Mccooles face continued
to swell from Joes handwork and, although smiing all
through the round marked change bad taken place in
ROUND FIFTB. ~
Macs eye darkening rapidly the result OF the rat
ter he received the nrss round. Joe spared . while,
then dashed in his left fair the cheek. stopping the
turn. Mac clinched and Coburn went down easily.
M ROUND SIXTH.
Short and sharp work began Is soon the men sp-
pearsd at the SCRATCH Coburn getting hcCooes
and again the side Of the head and neck. bus was
knocked down by clumsy, swinging right handler from
McCoole which scnt him through the roses.
ROUND SEVENTH.
Mac prompt to time, and directly Joe faced him hs
bored Joe mailing him heavily twice succession
the dial seized him around the body and nbbed him
in the face until both went down. Coburn at the bottom
ROUND EIGHrH.
McCoole up bleeding from half dozen gashss In
his face while Coburn's face did not show marx and
he ouought his large opponent At every point McCools
cosed and after clinch threw Coburn very cleverIy,
falling heavily him. This round was nercely fought
BY both parties amid the shouts Of the spectators.
ROUND HINTHt
Joe feinted, but Mac wide awake The former
tried again. and getting home on tho ribs, cnched
and tremendous wrestling struggle ensusd for the fall
when coburn eventually threw him. At the commence
Of this round Joes appealed the referee
that Mac had something In his hands, That official
dered him TO open them, when the charge proved
founded. .t4.
ROUND TENTH.
McCoole came up apparently slightly distressed by
the sharp work Of the preceding round, but
In fine hlmor smiling in Coburns face he confronted
him, and rushed at him with great deal Of courage and
couidence but he within reach Joe gave
him his left and right rapid succession all his
faco, dsfguring him more aud with every blow.
coole however closed the round by giving Joe pretty
heavy fall, rolling over him he came TO grass..
s ROUND ELEVENTH.
No the called to face each other than
McCooe got coburn his knee aud about starting
hs corner when coburn sprans up and went on with
the fight, hitting McCooe several very severe blows in
the fsce. a cry at once by the friends "
Mccoole and "Foul" shouted by thousand v,ces
the instant The referee however decided that the nght
must 10 on a. coburn's couduc, perfectly lcgi,i
mate.l Cobirn was thrown in the cIiuch
nf Hi ROUND Twelfth.
Very short and desperate aghilng; Mccools looking
frigh,ul but stIl unnnching rameness aud deter
muaton TO win Coburn punched him twice in the front
OF the head and got down without return
ROUND THIRTEENTH.
Both prompt to time; Ma showing Joss handiwork
the face while the latter unmarked Coburn led or.
getting well home the face; McCooe bored In and
pressed Joe on the ropes the latter falling them out
OF the ring. M
ROUNDS FOURTEENTH. FfrrERNTH AND SIXTEENTH.
These rounds similar Joe dashiug in and mailing
Mac the face aud ribs and the throw going down
dermost
ROUND sEvEyrEESrH
Ccburn gave McCocle Ave nush hiis In the face this
round without getting much return and then rushing
into close threw Mccool cieveriy.
ROUND EreHrEESrH.
Both little shy Of each other aud some rentins and
dodgins isdulged in BY both parties. They, how
ever managed TO Get to sharp work. Coburn getting
into dangerous pcst,on. slipped down pretiily The
referee cautioned him about getting down In future.
ROUND SrSErEExrH.
This round was very short one. Coburn planted hk
left on the damaged cheek McCoce rushed 70 cinch
and IVES thrown, McccoIe going down with him.
ROUND rwErrgrH.
McCooss len eye nearly closed and his nose was
badly swollen bot ss he seemed chseru and confident,
and went Il coburn with swinging right handler 60.
burn ros oct sof harms way and visited tho damaged optic
of his opponent with great force Then there was cnch
aud Abbinsal in favor Of coburnwsen The latter
got down. More caution from the referee.
+. r RouSp TwESry-rinsr.
cobws's face still unmarked. Mcccols not being able
TO 60, on the dial with any eaect. aud after painting
punshng right handler on Tho moath 60, down idt
tuf ROUND rwgSry SECOND. taaFr =
Conuru kd ~, and planted. wnhput q return. four
facers bul not wtbout return Nccoelc gave ha two
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