The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-21

kSsh,v hut when he was up Il was only 70 receive
30. s IL q: .s s %
,s se eye, which 6e3 ecapIssy siossd up Hs
again sent % grass BY heavy body blow winch sounded
az R Ssss sup 10 this time the hshs had been all in
favor Of Mccoo but in This round Davis went a. MN 50
determined that Mac actually turned and ram amloss
dersivo shouts from Davis quarter Davis followed
him up and delivered heavily two three times on the
with stiff one on the eye McCoole countered slightly
with the left, and Davis went down
RouxD 10-Both advanced directly Davis received
slight blow and went down again. This round was over
RorSp Il-Dayis met McCool with fearful blow on
the left eye which qaite staggered Mac who seemed rs
though he did know what TO- make OF IT, Davis fol
lowed this up with another the body and third on
the cid eye. Sharp lighting followed, and IN the fa
| Davis under
ROUNDS 70, IS and l4--all ended in favor Of Mccoo-
ropes in the second be managed TO get little one IN
and slipped down.
face, but received heavily on the good eye which was
| fast going iuto mourning like its neghbor
ROUNDS 49, ~ and is in favor Of MScool VINO ap
| and received heavily the body and face In the
struggles for the fall Davis was under every time
fast yet they were at II again call Of time Davis
ceved fearful body blow from Macs terrible left
ROUNDS 20 AND 2l-Davis just got out Of reach Of a
swinging right hand look for his ribs, and seemed
weak to return the blow which Mac delivered on his
Rous 22-Davis down again from the recoil OF blow
Rousp 23--Another fierce blow on McCool's bad eye,
amid shouts of "1ook at the big loafcr, from Davis
corner
| was countered severely on the face
ROUND 25-In this round McCool received on the head
| and was short with terrific upper cut -
Round 26-McCoo, in this round after little dodg-
ing, hit Davis dreadful blow while Davis delivered a
| smart as a return compliment
ROUND 27-Davis was evidently growing weaker from
the effects Of the body blows in The last few rounds and
| he down with very slight blow. McCool was as
strong ever and very little punished
RouNp 28.-The managed to get one In on each
other McCoors blow, however being far the stronger
Rouxp 2s.-smid cries of GIVE II to the big brue''
Davis delivered smart facer which Nike returned with
body blow OF great power, Davis down.
RouyD 30-This the ercest aud longest round in
the tight Davis spared rather wildly Tor an opening
smash in his side Tor the moment, and he returned
rather eebly the face Mike then bored Davis to the
rope where sharp struggle took place, ana some ND.
ping on the part Of Mike in getting to grass Davis
received very heavily on the face
ROUND 31-Davs very slow to time, and pitab 9
object H is face was battered ont OF all sembance of
himself, and both his eyes were In mourning He adj
yanced feobly TO the rug and was knocked down
RouSp 3-Mike got in with fearful foroe on the neck,
knocking Davis quite off his legs INTO ms corner amid
the widest exctemer.
and The former again down from a body blow
Round "a AND LAsT-Mike tented and dashed In his
right with terrific force In the eye Davis was carried
helpless his corner and the sponge thrown up in
token of his defeat
/ al the commencement OF the fight il apparent
that McCooi would IL all his way, and Davis
defeat was only question Of time. The latter was
| ovormatched and oyerrated, and although he fought
gamey he could not struggle against such odds as were
| brought against him.
At the close Of the fight Mccool crossed over and
shock Davis by the hand, telling him he had fought
well and he would do all he could for him
| A subscription was then commenced, McCool going
around with the hat and generously giving $50 himself
thus ended the latest fight for the championship Of
| America.