The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-01
THE PRIZE RING.

Fight for 90 Side Between Pat NcQuade
and Jim Observation-Disclosures the Winner I'm
One Hour and Thirty-four Minutes.
large number OF the sporting fraternity left this
city yesterday morning to witness fight between Pat
McQuade and Jimmy Morcll OF New Jersey, which took
place In the vicinity Of Bergen The staked 500
side the result OF the encounter. and the probable
issue has been considerably discussed during the past
week by the sporting OF this city. The party en-
barked schooner early hour and reached their
destination at about past four o'clock A. NJ when,
after the selection of piece Of sprngy turf as the arena
in which the relative physical superiority of the two
principals to be determined, the prelimnaries
speedily arranged aud completed, the crowd in their
anxiety to feast their depraved tastes the demoraI
izng exhibition lending willing hand in adjusting the
paraphernaia-
McQuade stands five feet eleven inches in height,
weighs hundred and forty seven pounds, and
ssqued BY Bill Peters and Jack Robson Of New Jersey
More I've feet nine inches his SOCKS lowers
the beam at ten stone twelve and was attended BY
Hank Maher ana Joe Dunno. Jack o Brieu, we'll
known sporting man of Elizabeth acted as refcrce.
Shortly after their arrival on the ground the ''gentle
savages arranged their toettes and entered the ring
selected the eastery corner which gave him an ad
ditonal advantage, owing to the ground being some
what higher. Upon the call OF time the men stepped
nimbly 70 the scratch and stood up for
THE FIGHT.
RouSo AFTER little preliminary sparrng McQuade
administered q sharp blow on Morell's nose and re-
ceved IN return heavily on the neck. heavy counter
followed, when both parties INDUCED In some rapid half
arm exchanges when Pat shot out direct eft-hander
and Knocked Morel clean OF his feet.
ROUND 2Morell led of briskiy and got home on Macs
order OF the previous round. heavy resulted
in More being lifted from the grass by his aids and
taken to his corner.
ROUND 3-McQuade spared effectively for an opening
and delivered both hands in quick succession Mores
oactory organ, drawing blood profusey and closed the
ROUND 4-Some heavy exchanges took place in tho
opening OF this round, when both men ciinched and
struggled for the fall. More put back hookn on
Mac and threw him backward falling heavily on top.
RoUSDs AND 6.-Sght sparrng, both men short Of
wind in each round and after wrestling for the fail both
RouNp 7-Sore led Off heavily on Pats nose, and
was sharply followed up, getting the exchange on the
undermost.
RouSD s-Immsdiatcly arriving at the centre OF
the ring Mac delivered reeling lefthander Morels
mouth and knocked him clean OF bis pins
ROUNDS Q TO IL we're five well contested efforts, Nc.
Quade exhibiting the better hgbiIng qualities.
ROUND l4-Both men came up Root.hunorcdly and
commenced to force the fighting Mac got The crook
Morell, and holding him ON the ropes inflicted severe
punishment his face Phe round closed by both
falling side by side.
RorSD I5.-Mac delivered heavily on Morcn's nose,
and Morell returned a rather McQuadcs left eye.
completely ng II. heavy counter followed. Mac
getting the jugular and Moreli the ribs These
tactics were pursued the ring both givirg
and taking severe punishment Mac ultimately
fought down in bis own corner.
ROUND l6. Mao led off again. and sent IN terrible
n0n0Cr
singer hrs opponents mouth and clnched Mac being
thrown heavily.
Round I7-Pat continuing the preface to the two pre-
cedng rounds again dashed in with telling effect on Mo-
res mouth and received stunning compliments in re-
turn on tho nose, which knocked him again of his
feet
Rorxp ls.-Both came up putting, having been
already engaged about hour, and exhibiting severe
marks Of punishment. Macs nose and chm were beaten
into gsshcd and wounds while Jm's eyes
almost closed and his neck and forehead showed severe
traces OF McOuade's proves. After little sparring.
both pc;pch al NJ nd Weat side SIDE
Rouyps 10 AND 20 severely contested, give and
take being the rule, with advantage either side
Rorvp 81 AND LAsr.-Mac got Norelrs head under his
arm and hammered rapidly his antagonists frame.
More worked away epergcticay considering MS DIS
advantage visiting Pat heavily on the back and ribs.
when Mcouade delivered a terrific right-hander on
Jn,s ear sending him to the earth senseless.
On the call OF me Mcre failed 20 respond, and his
seconds displayed token of defeat giving NcQuadc
the victory afor contest Of hour and thirtyfour
minutes All the parties returned to the city, aud sue
ceeded in evsdng the police up to late hour In the