The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-21
The paizs slsa n ENGLAND,
on Ennd Fight in the Afidlrnds petween

Yellow and Tieruey
] well conducted fight came or on the I'd inst. be-
tween C. Hennings yellow and Teddy Teirney, in the
| Castle Bromwich district England. large num-
Der OF spectators witnessed the affair, though the
weather was exceedingly unfavorabc. Subjoined
! arc some OF the principal rounds fought
| ROUND I.-Teirney won the toss for corners. ana
stood shade over his opponent. being some twelve
bin, rs he was not In condition. Very pretty spar.
| ring. conmenced the proceedings, Yellow opening
for which he vas Soiihtered on the throat. Some
pretty exchanges followed when they closed and a
long struggle ensued for the fall. neither having
ROUND yellow made play on the right eve
which flushed. but did not escape q singing right
handler on the left lamp, which contracted. Telrney
followed by round-arm shot on the left ear
when they got together, and some half-arm ex-
changes resulted In Yellow being bored down.
ROUND 3.-Teirney was busy on the dial punching
right and LETT with great rapldity. and by a tlne
straight shot ON the conk drew the ruby rst blood
for Teirney). fought his man down, and the odds
against him looked shaky.
Rousps land s.-yeow nrst to time. and took
the higher ground Tclrney made rush but missed
his aim. and after few harmless exchanges slipped
down.
ROUND e.-Terney again made play, getting home
sharply on the mug and was counterel on the chest
They got together and in the close Teirney came
down on his marrow bones. Oilers OF six to four on
RouSDs TO o.-This was a slashing and deter.
mined meeting varied by alternate sparrlng and
when some good half-arm shots were EXCHANGED
They broke away again, Yellow getting on the chest
when both countered simultaneously on the law
Teirney landed on the throat, and received on the
jaw. when they retired for rub. Yellow got home
and they again broke ground. A rally broight thsn
TO hau.arm work, aud some determined shots were
exchanged mostly on the irontispicce, Yellow hav
ground, Terney placing an enlivener on the dam.
aged orb fellow's left very neatly stopped: again
they got TO close quarters and some sashing ex-
changes followed both punching away till they fell
side by side the round lasting seventeen minutes.
ROUNDS 10 TO u were were very similar to the
ABOVE, Terney paying every attention 10 the
damaged optic. while Yellow was not forretful Of
Teddys right ditto both grassing side by side.
ROUND l5.--Tcirncy ducked, Yellow getting the
crook on but had the worst OF the fa Teddy rolling
re ROUNDS 10 TO 1e.-ye,ow began 10 take the lead,
and fought in hts old form. pasting Teddy on the
right ear and cheek receiving on the mug, but hav-
RoUND 2o.-They closed at half.arm work. Yellow
delivering two telling uppercuts and boring Teddy
down. Time, one hour and ten minutes.
HOUNDS Il AND y were similar, both down TO-
ROUND 2s-This was o most determined meeting;
down to avoid Yellow delivering ALLOW While Teddy
was on the ground for which he was cautioned after
RouNp as.-A quarrel among the seconds threat
ened general row, and It was some time before
peace was restored. Yellow made rush, Teirney
ROUNDS rs TO 2s-Yellow continued TO improve
his position and fought his man down, regardless Of
IeuuyS right, which was now mucn pu1cu.
ROUND 2e.--Entirely In favor OF Yellow, who up.
percut Teddy most numerically and fought him
down.
ROUNDS 80 TO s2.--Teirney swoke 70 sense OF his
position and somewhat restored more even STATE
Of things, but was first to grass In each round.
ROUND 33.-Yelow was fought down after some
lively exchanges An appeal was made against
Teirney for kicking him when down, which elected
q caution from the referee.
ROUNDS - TO 80 AND LAsr.-YeIlow made play
and had the best generally, though Teddy was be-
ginning to revive.
lads agreed TO draw, the purse being divided the
proportion OF 2l2 70 Yellow and CO to Tcirnsy. Both
were punished severely Yellow the most as his LETT
eye was completely closed. They fought ssshing
light throughout under lucesssnt rain.