The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-24
THE PRIZE RING.

Great Fight at Red Bnnif, New Jersey
Jenny Armstrong and Pat Carroil-Ninc-
teen Rounds In Ono Hour and Eighteen
NIinutes-S300 Side.
Al an early hour on Monday morning another heavy
prize Eight off the pugnacious State OF New Jer-
sey The scene selected for this encounter Red
Bank, and the contestants wcro Jenny Armstrong and
Patrick carroll "Great events from trning causes
spring." and this little circumstance was but another
proof OF that general rule 1t that Jenny and
Pat had little discussion the other night about the
cent fight which took place bet.een Wade and Kava-
nash Jem asserted that Kavanagh ought to have licked
the othor man easily for which Patrick observed that
Jenny could only DO ou-and-out duder for making
such remark. The controversy waved warm and the
language tie disputants Language OF the
relned description current in high e presently began
to pass between Mr. James and the Marquis and very
pretty quarrel" was cred in a few moments. Jenny,
in tho heat OF the argument mutered that Carroll could
not lick mouse, doh less talk OF lighting, whereupon
Pat said that II no could not annihiate Master
Mousy at all events he could readily "wop Armstrong.
A challenge was Immediately the result Lots Of pugs
that they might have smother bght and this is how the
'lltile difference arose. Nothing Of moment Ger
tsniy but question Of opinion that's all, which only
trial Of pugilsilc strength could satisfactorily SETTLE
The and oil preiminaries Of the battle
were niade at convenient hosiery known as PATSY
Johnson In Ninetecnth street, and at three O'Clock
on Monday morning the men arrived at Red Bank,
which place had been selected as tho arena for the
gadiatora
Jenny Armstrong stands Eve feet eight inches, and
weighs exactly hundred and nfy pounds Csrrolls
Insight is ave feet seven, and weight one hundred aud
forty pounds Jenny had odds on him at the start
Bon Harris and Jim Connolly molly seconded ARMSTRONG,
for Carroll. Charley johnson was umpire The ring
being pitched and soon ator eveybod arrived on tho
ground at about i've O'Clock beautiful morning
the pugs have had for some tmo Tor in fact anybody
else, for tina. ma.ier), commenced
ROUND both advanced cautiously in the cor.
tire Of tho ring and looked at each her obviously,
% xious to go. some ono to their respective tactics.
vey, and both put mp their hands inthe novel artistic
pose CARROLL then commenced operations with rush
byanding with his lett heavily on Jemmys conversa-
Jon bureau. sending that estimabo individual immo.
dia,ey 10 grass. First knock down blow for Carroll.
RouD 2-Jcmny camc up smiling, Notwithstanding
tho he had just received the
position he had then taken to reciine tho velvet
sward Ho nrst fains and then gets In stunning and
resembling blow Carroli's brain preserver which
knocks him into his corner. Following his opponent up
he lights him down at tho ropea
Rouyp 3.-1he pugs when they come up and toe the
scratch AGAIN. appear shy Of each other ct Grst After
some dsultory sparrns Jenny leads or but his blow
being snort, Carroll returns with whscug rb-roaster,
which, landing close about Jemmy's diaphragm,
him TO squea oat like afecuonate little porker and
fall gracefully into his seconds arms.
II uSD 4.-Jemmy up nrst but looking rather "scedy"
from the punishment he mad already received. He leads
OIL with Q smart tap Paricks right pepper, which
causes ring Of purple 70 form Immediately around It,
Carroll returned the compliment with smasher
Closed with his adversary. short wrestling bou. aud
both tel together, Jenny being uppermost.
RousD both up sharp TO TIME and 70 business
Carroll, whose right optic was completely bunged up
while Armstrong 'resh daisy aud good Tor
hours. Some preliminary sparrng eusaed, when ar.
roll was sent to grass by quiet tap on his nasal pro-
monory after second visitation about tho spectacular
RouSps TO 9-Carron takes everybody by surprise
by suddenly assuming lead aud sending mmy 10
RouxDs 10 TO IL carroll sui has the lead and does
what no likes with his opponent, who comes up now
looking blue instead Of wearing bis former seraphic
smiic
RcuSp IA change came DER the spirit OF his
ID, am'-Armstrongs just when Carroll seemed gong
win the fight Jenny threw him so heavily by cruss
bullock throw that with tho utmost difficulty that
Psrcks toilet was completed for the next round by his
seconds
RouxDs IA to l7-Carrol leading and Jenny taking
punishment we'll, although every now and then putting
Of the seventeenth round cry Of "polce raised,
but OF course was cnly SELL the guardians OF the
peace were doubsess quietly snoring away their beds
RorSp ls.-somo good hitting was now displayed by
both comba,ants, Jenny evinciug an affection for
CAROLS ribs while that worthy returned with sundry
friendly overturcs about the optics knowledge box
Al the conclusion OF the round the men elutshed and
went down abruptly when cry Of foul was raised
RorsD 10 AND Lnr.-Ths pugs appeared DESTROYS Of
menco@. meaning to win Il he could. Carroll led on
but bong short again. Jenny put IN serious rbsoasor
which Knocked Pat 70 tho ropes Rushing in however
with his vigor undim nsbcd he dealt such telling
blow on Armstrong; ear that he fell reeing in his
corner
cheerful summons, the battle and the money
awarded Carroll after tho fight had lasted for Just
hour and eighteen minutes, in which time nineteen
rounds were fought
All parties returned home their respective quarters
unmoestcd tho police, with their usual forbearance not
inter sfins with the gentle pastims Of the "vey lads"
Encounter Between Tom Levy and Patsy Gar
vin-Eight Lasts One Hour and Fifty -four
nIinntes-Thcy Fight Thirty-onc Hounds
Levy the Winner.
Az day broke yesterday o numerous crowd OF the
fancy began assemble short distance from the little
town Of Norwalk, which is situated the line Of the
New Haven Railroad BY half.past thresA. n. all the
arrangements for the contemplated mill between Tom
Levy and Pat Garvin completed, aud everything
In readiness for tho grand nscud display prepared
Cor the occasion. ),
ID said have displayed their proficiency in the
manly art b 20 professional arena 40 the prize ring
before and many the regarding she quail
incations of ths "bhoya" Levy halls from The nrst
ward ana h rsckoned some on the nsht He stands
Owe feet nine and half inches In height and weighs
one hundred aud forty pounds. Garvn " resident Of
the Eighth wars, Id which locality he has numbers Of
friends who arS wihleg 10 20 their pile on Patsy
This ambitious yoush stands i've feet eleven
and . half inches II height and Weighs
one hundred and fory-scvsn pounds. II viii b seen
from comparison Of the two that Gsfyn both In
hs,sht and weight possssssd The advsnlsse.
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