The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-21

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has picked up no 'hat !" and q more cautious.
collysr invariably assumes the aggressive and
drives A. against the ropes. on which the latter
falls. This round occupied from six TO nine min
utes and u 10 alleged By the friends Of Aarons that
his psrtinaeity In sndsavoring 70 worry out his OPP
ponsnt BY feinting In this round was the indirect
cause Of his defeat O. finally sent A. 10 grass with
two sockdolagers on the ribs-Aarons' smellsr en-.
oesdingly ssnguinary In sppesrsneei breadbasket
Of A. also covered with the claret Severe blsws
exchanged, feints, . olinoh, and Aarons down.
Seventh Round--Aarons still continues his tao
tics Of continually changing his base, and Is invs
riabiy followed By Coliyer, who finally reosivss
severe hit on the ribs, delivered BY A. Amer
clinch and separation, Aarons delivered . heavy
blow on the mob Of Collyer. who still hghts depsr-
steiy and gets in thumper on the ribs Of his OPP
ponsnt Heavy oouptering. A., whose appear
anoe did not proposes in his favor evidently
rev'vipg, but still shaky on his pins while Oollyer
exhibited no special physical szhsustion; clineh,
in which O. proved "top dog In the hght" Cheers
for Collysr Dong round. lasting over Ave minutes
Eighth Round-Fsints, and Aarons down on slisht
blow.
Ninth Round-Aarons exhibits marks Of severe
punishmsnt, particularly about the face. Seems
disinolined 10 como squarsly TO the scratch, and
Collyer advances to his corner, whore no delivers
several telling blows on AS ribs, who walks Of
smiling followed BY O. Exchange in C.'s corner,
and A. goes to the verdantj his smeller still shed
ding the ruby profusely. a....-.
tehth houno-asfvhs boou ps.sfeey ""ss
around the ring o. follows, and getting in roun
der on AS ribs, followed BY another on his dial,
knocking him squsrely od his pins. r.E
Eleventh Round-Clinoh, and A. on his knees.
Cries Of FOUL BY seconds OF Aarons.
Twelfth hound-ooilysr seems % have an especial
spite against Aarons ribs on which he deposits
smother heavy blow, which brought him tA.) to
mother earth.
Thirteenth Round-Good blows got In BY Coll
yer on the potato-trap Of Aarons Afterwards fol-
- A. All
Fourteenth Round--Collyer olsvorly lodged q
wsll.intsntiOned blow, after which clinch took
place, Aarons being forced back upon the ropes,
| and failing.
Fifteenth Round-sevsrs exchanges, in which
colyer got In one Of bis fayorite nb-thumPers,
Sixteenth Round-Aarons walks Of smiling a,
usual, followed by collysr, who Is evidently get
ting his lander up" and 4 gaining oonhdsnes.
Slight exchange and A. goes down.
Seventeenth Round-Aarons mug In a bad con.
| dition-right eye nearly closed. Heavy counter
ing, in which Collyer pursues A. around the ring,
receiving and delivering severe blows on the oonoh
and breadbasket, and Aarons down.
Eighteenth Round-Aarons gets In sumner on
the side Of O., following 1t up by two others when
. clinch occurred, and Aarons went down In hii
own corner.
Nineteenth Round-After some handsome feint
ing Aarons again went down in C.'s corner.
Twentieth Round-Loud complaints made By
the seconds Of collyer that Aarons would not ad
vance TO the centre Of the ring. Clinch, In which
Collyer was thrown over the rope by Aarons
Cheers given for both parties.
Twenty.hrst Round-Coyer got In heavy on thu
mug Of Aarons, which he returned BY q sounder OF
4 o.,s ribs. @. then, aftsr some pretty sParrins
lodged blow on AS sternum, after which b.
closed with his man and succeeded In compelling
Twenty-second Round Exchanges, and @. agail
in on AS smsllsr. PrOtractsd olinch, and boil