Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-17
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seemed quite prostrated by the exertion
and the heat of the. past rounds, and as
Collyer approached him he retreated. Sam
rushed at him, swinging his left at Bar
erly and dashed in his left on Coliyer's left
eye, which was now nearly closed, cutting
cash; the blood flowed freely down his
cheek. Collyer forced the battle, and,
rushing at Aaron, they clinched and strng!
gled for the fall until they both tumbled
over the ropes headlong, go ''' =
ROUND 48,-Aarop, as Collyer approach-
ed him, put up his hands, but then stepped
back, and dropped them again, to draw Sam
on. AS soon as the latter made his rush
Barney dropped on his knees, laughing in
Collyer's face. r., ~ ''' ~. ..
:, ROUND 49.-Aaron again danced about
with his hands down to invite ColIyer to
follow. and when the latter approached
him he stopped his blow and stung him
with a left handler in the face, but not on
the side he was now aiming at. The lett
eye was entirely closed, but the right eye
and that side of the face was hardly touch
ed. Collyer rushed at him, struck out,
missed, and Barney again fell on his knees
ROUNDS 30, 81 AND 52..In each of these
rounds Barney dropped.on his knees alter
exchanging blows with, COllyer.j 2rd 10
!, ROUND 53.-Collyer struck at Aaron with
his right hand q mischievous blow, which
was stopped by the latter, who, in retreat
ing, fell througn the ropes In his own cor
ner with Coliyer onitop OF him. n - !?
E MOUND 54.-Barneyb began the work this
time by letting fly LEFT and right. The first
at the head missed, but the latter brought
up on Collyer's ribs. Barney was on his
knees before Sam could give blow. ss.9
ROUND 55.-At the call of time Collyer
was rety paUp anH S;sf Sis1 up st
iocs At Dc or,aT yzho voc rot-aot;nn ho b;+
him q ieft hander in tbe month Rarnav
axnocteS anotber and went to his tneaS ~
hUt Soiina wemS stood ~ Ions;n s oHer W
L. s,.ii ~ oonrod ~ ~, oon,,o
ii11 unvh Se p.Soo ~ niS
;ta nouMu ,',o.o ,ochaaod w 9' u;,, DotS ~ ~
p'fJ RouSn 57-Tbe comhatants missed each
other az thew strncE ont and immediateTv
"a oI fibh;,ar anoh
Snt Pornau % III rotber too nEaot Eli iihort;a;
with Us SniIysrS eHes in the Str,,SgIa @ oItInngh
w ,,,a t3lo, nS tbe To- h,,
nhnSe t,T % bus;neSS nc IL vos to notice II Rarne1
oIosaS TIC ron,,d bv nntting ~, tho orooi
IL th,nn,;nor Tol1yorr foII;nr s;da bE ia
a,t a.,;.L 'ii H., "S 0'' S'No " '-1Ne
VIZ Pm 70 Aoro,, ,,,orad ,o,,, f.o,,, t,;s
oornor os Goliver annroacbed and afta1
running short distance stonned Sudden.
10 and mt in n snanEar with his loft on
Go1IHar,p I've pe loft r cbeaI- Sam made a rnsb ef-
ter | Tim hnt Rarnev dncked Under his '1 arms
and Collyer ran against one of the posts
sam turned and chased Aaron around the
| rinU aUain. when thev came to half arm
work. and Barney fought faster in Coll.
yer's face than at any other time during the
encounter. When he had done as much
mischief as possible he dropped on hi:
knees. laughing at Collyer. a
po,,,,D so ECol,ver .+r,,ck Rorns, G
80 H. o., tho nooo onS rot ono or3 t,,t
montb rVm in retnrn H O" w6en Rar5ev again So
nlou:i m ,ua III iSUuii' "n0i1 o"iney "i7"ih so
on p ,ils NnesS' eo po oeo fo,, 4 "a 90.
~. III " as,,tr ot,, ~, +to La la
,,,So,' III ., o,d IN +ha strumerI,
Rarnev's right hand was again over the eve
of Coliver. but whether il caused anv mis-.
chief II is i'm nossihIe To saw. CoIIver threw
him heavily. however. and. falling on him
shook Aaron considerably, as he seemed
quite faint when taken to his corner.
ROUND 6I.-Aaron met Collyer with 6
| ffnsh hit I'm the face as he came to him. anC
as tha latter rnshed at him he missed Rar
Nv ana fell over the rones. RIrnev new
or Iaft his corner this ronnd =.
RonND 62.-There was considerable spar
RING hv both men who seemed verv ex
bansted. Barney nut his hands down an(
| walked away from Collyer as he an
preached him: then more sparring, bu
when Sam made determined rnsh a
Aaron the latter fell on his knees. "
pGa co Co,,,.a. -. ~ - ~,
soratoh b,,t Could no No tnrtber p 90 he bo1 %
Joro T., o,1a.1, ,,,aIsT;ons -on,,J in tba irr,t
Pornen ~ n,ode q step or tuo towards tb,
scrotcS hnt tben slammed and tba two VOL s
beoten and ideformed 9iadiators stood anar
tor some n,omants scann;nor each otba,
iVs SUI %oii,So. Soshod a. pano1, Uoro,
1n;oLoJ ;cG, loft banGer. which the latter Dar
ried nrett;i1 and then cave Sam rattIa
~ tia p Iost S;5a of h;s ha "a ,;th AZ ,.;crh
49, w ThaSr 49, n1;nnIad str,,o.oIod e.
. ,aor,o,t onS foII s;da hH S;do ~
Pomnn' edHRornav reoeived q bit q,
~, o;Jo e. haad "a ,Iront Jo,,-r AA' VI
'ue S'uo u .ie ne"c Aut "e.U uo"H. 81
ROUND oo.-Agaln bne DISCUSSING per
formance on the nose was repeated b.
Aaron,s second. AI5er cnaslng barne.
around the ring Collyer caught MIN at Tn
ropes, whlch Barney seizeo, ana sharp nit
ting ensueo on Dotn sldes. AiGer strug
gle barney was throWn' Collyer upper
most. m Gu,
hoUHp oo'-Collyer misseu anu Aaro
gave nun d sounuel oH snS tlSnI ear
spot InaI hau hob ueen 'lSiIeu DeIore"au'
anotner on Gne mouth. Iney enen cnncn
ed ana 1oughG 70 Ghe ropes, railing owe
them. Cries OF "louI, from the aaron cor
ner. DuC no notice was TAKEN OF Ine com
plant. -.s.-s-,,,
RoUND 6I.-Coliyer walked up qulckl
from hls seconos knee anu WenG 10 wor
. Barney's heau ana MS rignt at the DOay
the latGer was neaVy DION ana LOOK enec
on the lett sloe OF aaron. Inc latter plante
: one on Collyer,s mouth ana tnen tney clos
ed, and, after snort struggle, Barne
!, threw Collyer ana 1ell on MIN.
HOUND oo.-6oIn prompt at tne call c
J time, and, after little sparrlng ana SHIFT
ing about on the part OF Aaron, Collyer ie
fly left handler, which took effece on tn
side OF Barney's mead. lew hlts TOO
place IN RAPID succession, and Ihe me, me