The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-09-06
Brutal Prize Fight in Ohio bstween
Mike xcCool and Aaron J6nej.

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| Sd. Very heavy fighting; Jones gets II,
iseveral terrible blows, bat is again Knocked
down.
9Th. The men come to the scratch OF ohce
|go to work instantly very heavy howsj
Jones knocked down again.
7th. Sparring, both feint, with smiling
faces. At the oiose, Jones was knocked
down again by rib roaster.
| 9Th. Jones sent down by terrific blow.
9th. Jones evidently hurt by the last
blow Jones knocked over the ropes BY q
comparatively light blow.
| 10th. Jones Knocked down sftef plant
ing one good blow on McCoors face; men
being fighting now only five msa6tes.
llth. Jones suffering greatly; Mcleod
tries to force fighting, and sends Jones
down again.
18th. Jones got crack on che nose and
went down for the 18th time.
18th. Terrible blows on both sides; No.
Cool's face terribly bloody, but Jones final.
! ly went down.
l4th Jones smiling: McCool. however,
the fresher, and after few exchanges,
Jones went down.
18th. Jones fell without being struck.-.
Great confusion, but McCool didn't want
to claim foul
18th. Jones sent down by q terrible
blow.
l7th. Jones went down on his knees af-
ter a slight blow, and looked smiling as
McCool. Kisses.
18th. Jones knocked down outright
Jones seems to have been whipped from
the first round.
10th. Little fleming. and Jones simply
comes up to be knocked down.
10th. The same old story; Jones knsck~
ed. down almost without resistance both
greatly battered.
2lst. Same cid story; Jones down.
Jones in great distress.
22d. Jones sent to grass by q sound hsk
on the side.
23d. McCools eyes greatly hurt Jones
down after an exchange of blows. McCool's
left eye nearly closed.
24tb. Heavy exchanges; Jones down
25th. Jones rushes in, but McCool sends
him down with heavy blows men been
fighting now only IA minutes.
10th. Jones sent down after planting
light stroke, with terrible blows in this
breast.i
9th. Jones got in hot one OH the eyo
IN sparring McCool sends Jones over ths
ropes.
18th. Both men came DIP promptly; Jones
falls with light blow in the breast.
! 29th. Been fighting 20 minutes /; Joucs
gets another light one In McCool's eye, but
IS knocked through the ropes again by q
body blow.
/ 3Oth. Jones fall With few triAing blows
again.
/ 3lst. Jones greatly distressed and lit
| tie groggy light exchanges aud Jones
down Us usual.
52d. Jones body greatly discolored; Nc
Cool's face cut up, but he seems fresh
Jones sent down again. It Is now seven
minutes past eleven.
-23th. Jones hits McCool on the side, and
falls back himself; McCool goes to bis
corner smiling.
! THE LAST ROUND.
McCool hits fearful blow over Jones
lett eye, cutting q terrible .gash. This
settled the fight Jones failed to come to
time, Amid tumultuous cheering, the
crowd close on McCool, Jones seemed nj.
most inseusible, leaning on bis seconds,
and bleeding a stream from his wounded
eye.
Time of the fight 25 minutes.
f AFTER THE FIGHT.
E The fearful blow Jones received in ths
tirst round settled the whole affair Jones
hadn't the slightest chance.
McCool' 8 punishment comparatively light
, Jones was feaffully overmatchcd.
Ten minutes after the fight closed Jones
still lald on the field iuseusibe. No doctor
seemed to be present McCool walked OF
with fresh step and a smiling face.
[ 1t Is reported that two Of Jones ribs are
broken. at -
| Cincinnati, August 81.
, The excitement in the city TO day on the
announcement Of the result of the Jones
} and McCool fight was intense. The trains
from the ground returned this afternoons
about three o'clock, bringing McCool,
! who, on the way down, passed through
the train and raised subscription for
Jones, heading the list with fifty dollars.
: He is apparently uninjured, having but s
q slight cut above the right eye.
Jones was unconscious for ten minutes
8 after the fight. He has two ibis broken
| and the frontal bone crushed in. lie, was
: conveyed to Hamilton In a carriage where
, he now remains.
D McCoole forced the fighting all along,
0 Jones apparently acting on the defensive.
Cincinnati, August 81.
Anron Jones, loser of the 6xht was TO-
night conveyed to his place of training as
Shady Grove, four miles from this city
Medical examiners say that two of his rib.
have sustained compound fractures fror,
the terrific blows received at the hands OF
McCool In the twenty-eighth round,
the blow which finished the fght, received
upon the forehead, produced conclusion of
; the brain and vomiting; slight congestion
! OF the lungs also ensued His condition is
! not considered as extremely critical, bue
/, will require care and good nursing for re.
, covery.
: Jim Elliott, ox-chamrion, arrived ia the
city to night and met McCool, cha lensins
the latter for fight for any sum from 81, :
! 900 to $4,000. The same braegadocio en-
r sued at the meeting, and McCool agreed
I to give definite answer to morrow.
G McCool's left eye is wholly closed from
j the fight, his eye badly cut and cheek
swelled, but he expresses himself ~ feel.
ing well, and in condition to fight again
n to morrow. lie gives supper to his frienda
\ to- might.