The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-31
[FIfth Despatch ]
OOLoRs or THE MEN.

Fifth Despateh.l
ooLoRs or THE MEN.
CINCINNATI, August 3l.-Jones' oolors were
purple McCoole's colors were green ground,
and an embroidered harp OF Erin In the centre.
THE EPRELIMINARIEs.
McCoole slept last night at Middletown
about seven miles from the battle field. The
the ground is Barney Aaron, with the exoep-
tion of the seconds of the men. The fighting
turf which was fiat, but the sward was rather
loose and there were several clumps which
were cut down as evenly as possible. 1t was
and at twenty-siX minutes past ten the men
appeared in the ring attended by their seconds
Jones put In the hrst appearance and was
McCoole followed him directly, and met with
similar fiattering reception. Jack Cooney, of
Dad Ryan for McCoole. BY mutual consent of
the TimpTes ap Of EeT Orleans was
chosen timekeeper The bets round the ring.
just before the fight, were two to one on Jones
and even on the fight.
Jones won the choice OF corners and came
into the ring with his mug beaming with q
pleasant and self-confident smile McCoole
also appeared perfectly self-conhdent, and
the crowd. The men imme ediately betook them.
selves to their respective corners, when Jones
took OUT big roll of greenbacks and offered
to stake them on the result of the mill.
have never witnessed a prize-hght of this
class where betting was so slow.
CONTRAST BETWEEN THE MEN.
The men stripped, and there was q marked
difference between the g-boned, hairy com
plexton of McCool, and fair but muscular skin
OF JONES' -
First Misunderstanding commenced, Jones in
the finest attitude. McCoole struck Jones with
his left under the right ear.
Second Round-Jones received first knock
Third Round-A hot give and take and Jones
again down.
planting right and left on the mug. and fell
Fifth-McCoole rushing the fighting. Both
MoCooie's head. Jones down. '' ''N' VI
Sixth-Jones struck MeCoole in the body.
Some severe fighting, when Jones raped a
nasty one and went down.
Seyenth-Cautious sparring. Both smiling
and forcing the fight. Jones down.
Eghth-Jones down.
Ninth-A little sparring, and Jones fell in his
Tenth-Jones got in two nasty ones on Nc.
Coolies mouth, but received body one in re-
turn and went down
EleVenth-Jones cautious. McCoole forced
the fighting, when Jones caught one on the
Twelfth-JoneS got a pretty one on McCoole,s
left pepper, and went down.
Thirteenth - McCoole forced Jones to the
and Jones went down
Fourteenth-Jones came up smiling; McCoole
raped Jones on the damaged peeper, and, after
exchange, Jones went down.
Fifteenth - McCoole struck at Jones. who
apparently slipped and fell; foul was claimed,
ixteenth-McCoole dealt an ugly blow ON the
left side of Aaron's conk, when he fell.
Seventeenth-Aaron slipped on his knees,
Eighteenth-Aaron got 1t on the body, and
McCoole on the conk; Aaron down
Nineteenth-Aaron confident but weak, and
fell, while fighting, on his knees.
TwentieGh-Aaron struck at McCoole-a short
one-and fell.
Twenty nrst-Close fighting, and give and
take; Aaron down.
Twenty y-second-McCoole got two terrific
smashers upon the damaged eye and conk,
when Jones fell.
twenty -third-sparringc cautiously; McCoole
face much mutilated; Jones got his left home
under the right lug and fell.
TwenJy-fourth-Jones planted his left on
cheek, and repeated with his right at the body,
Observation-Disclosures got his right on the left
lug, and struck with his left on the body re-
ceiving a slight return, and fell
wenty-sixth-Jones led with his left on the
old spot, and struck with his right on the body,
and in an exchange went down.
Twenty-seventh-Jones got his left on Nc
Coolies left peeper; McCoole made rush and
bore Aaron down.
Twenty ty-eiRhth-Cautious sparring. McCoole
again bore Aaron down.
Twenty-ninth-McCoole forced the fighting
and bore Aaron to the ropes and struck Aaron
a nasty one on the body which foored hi M out
side of the ring.
Thirtieth-Aaron fell outside of the ring in
getting out OF the way of McCoole's right.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sparring. Jones got
fell,
Thirty-second-Mike got il on the forehead
from Aaron's left, and returned upon the body,
when Aaron fell
NATURALIZATION planted his right heavily
on McCoole's side, and fell.
Thirty y-fourth-McCool forced the fighting
and Jones received terrific right handler on
the conk, and fell, and was carried to his
corner Jones failed 10 come to time, and lost
the fight.
The two men were entirely unmatched, Jones
being an infant in McCoole's hands; McCoole
forced the fighting all along and Jones prac-
tised caution, and endeavored Tn close up his
peppers II was evident from the first that i {
McCoole got his right well home that the fight
was over
| Jones has seen his best days, and it is proba-
| bic that ne will not again appear In the ring.
The fact that McCoole drew first blood on the
first round was omitted in our report of the
rounds. McCoole is compal atively uninjured,
| with the exception of his left eye.
| Jones is much damaged. Both eyes are
| closed and rumor says, three ribs broken.
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