The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-30
Bin Edwards performed Ike Office for Par.

BIZ EuWards performed IKE office for Par-
kinson.
Kelly was trained at Pottsville, Pennsylvania,
under Billy Mclean, and received his finishing
touches at the Cross Keys, In Baltimore, under
young Carroll. Parkinson was trained on
Staten Island by Dooney Harris and Young Ed
wards, and is an Englishman about thirty-eight
years Of age, while bis opponent claims New
Brunswick as the place of his nativity, aud
chalks down his age as twenty-eight. Parkn-
son has fought five or more battles IN Albion,
but never SHE'D his castor into ring in this
country except with Kelly. His colors yesterday
were blue and white, while those of his Oppo-
nent were green, emblematic of the "ould sod"
to which he can trace his nativity.
At 1890 time was called. The men stepped
smilingly into the ring. The folio wing is brief
summary of the rounds:-
Round j. The men led of with heavy body blows.
KY % Sent e dSPs feRGG @
bringing the claret They then cliuched and heavy
called and first blood was claimed and allowed for
Round ? Parkinson raped Kelly severely in the
ear and let eye This round was fercely contested,
Kelly directing his blows at Parklpsons body, and
and face, unLil Kelly bed like bullock. They then
Round 3. Both came up lively, Parkinson gettrg
IN heavily on Key,s nose, WHICH @ was bleeding pro
to strike hard blow and falling Kelly on top Time
Round 4. Parkinson got in heavily on Key's neck.
They then clinched, and Parkinson got Hely's head
finally knoGksd him down. Time, two minutes
Keiys nose and left eye which optic was now in deep
mourning and nearly closed Kelly finally went to
Round 9, Parkinson advanced brlskly % Kelly's
corner, that individual coming up reluctantly; Some
forced to his own corner and being knocked down:
round. Time, two and half miuntes.
ring being lively, and Kelly getting i heavy on the
face and finally going down to avoid further punish
ment. Time. one minute. - 49,.
Round 8. Parkinson came up as fresh as ever, but
was met by Kelly, and received asDger on the nose
They then closed and fell heavily, Kelly ON top
Round o. Kelly received a fearful blow in the face
and returned the complmentin In handsome style. The
blows then fell thick and fest and Kelly dropped to
Round 10. Kelly received a heavy upper cut, and
then gave and received freely ending in Kelly going
Round II. Kelly sent a terrific blow against Par
knson's frontspiece drawing the clareJ freely. Par
kinson, dsnklng this treatment, gave the same and
after clnch and several blows, Kelly again went
Round IL. Parkinson gave two heavy blows on the
face with right and left In quick succession, and finally
sent his opponent to grass. Time, one minute aud
forty five seconds.
Round 10. This round was short and hot. Kelly
getting awiully punished the face, but success
fully getting in heavy blow on Parkinson's mouth.
Round IA. There beautiful exhibition OF hstic
skill in the earlier part Of this round followed oy a
asserted by Kely's seconds that he had been g)uged
The foul was allowed BY the referee, whose
decision nearly gave rise to general fight,
Parkinson's friends being particularly violent
they felt confident that their man would win
the money.
Neither of the parties is seriously damaged,
and the marks upon Parkinsons solid flesh
were scarcely perceptible two hours after the
fight
and Bill Ryall did not come off as expected. The
next fight in this vicinity will be that between
Bowie and Sorrell, the colored pugilists, on the
18th OF Novem BERN Y. Herald.