The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-02
Chambers aud scnttcruo0d, for 500, AT 8 IT..
lbs.

lbs.
from Belts Life in London, Oct. ~
These proynclals next entered the ring to test
their prowess for El0 side, neither TO exceed st.
2 lbs The match originated through quarrel as to
their relative merits, when IL was determined TO
sort TO natures weapons and decide the question,
The biography OF the men Is as fOllows:-A. Cham
tweniy-one years OF age and took his walks abroad
from his own hosteirie, the Sportsman's Arms, Ar
lington street, saord. HIS coors were neat silk
banianna, white ground and broad mauye border.
Defeated a. Weber, Ga a side, twenty rounds In
thrty.ive minutes, Mode Wheel; beat Ned Evans, OF
Ardwick, E25 side, st. lbs, Ioryour rounds in
one hour and nall, tl0uch, near Hoyle Head
Bridge, November s, 1865; beat Je,n Prior, OF
In twenty minutes Fouch, February @, 1866;
fought Jem Brady, 425 q side, ST. 4 lbs, twenty
EIGHT rounds, in one hour ana twenty minutes New
burgh near Southport, August T. 1856, when the
police inLerlered; renewed the light the following
day at CHAT Moss, when Chambers was compelled TO
cry s.gon after contend.ng sXty-tlree rounds, in
three hours and fifteen minutes; drew with DICK
Goodwin E25 side, st. lbs, l05 rounds two hours
1867: drew with Jem Finch shaw's Noyice) for els
purse In one hour and forty minutes, siAty-two
rounds, London ulstrct May II. 1867, Chambers re-
eeiviog ell and Finch 81; tonight Harry kimberley,
E25 side ST. lbs., tilrtythree rounds, in one hour
and twenty-tnree minutes WooInead Tunnel, when
Chambers received douce,T Of GIG TO draw the
stases. Tom Scattergood has seen twenty summers
stands five feet four inches IN altitude, ana was
backed from Mr.. Alfred owens, Dog and Badger,
John street, Dcansgatc, Manchester lie underwent
a careful preparation al the Holly Tree Inn, Moberley,
Cheshire. under Tom Smith, and sported for his nag
stripes Beat Young Cawson, beat "Dancer," fought
Joe Grindley, OF Hume, El0 side catch weight
twelve rounds, In twenty,seyen -, minutes, Saddle,
them to meet again the same day at Paricroft
TO renew the fight, but Grinley did not appear
and the stakes were awarded to Scattergooi;
beat George Barton alias Young Cheer clio
side, catch weight, In one hour and forty
ng' ok naee Chambers sy ss soon his cane
into the ring, closely followed by Scattergood
Chambers won the toss for corners, and placed his
~. h .f.t nta
IN torrents. The betting was limited at three 10
on Arthur, who was seconded by George PrOtcrt and
q Stafford pug. All owen ana Ben Darlington at
tending TO Scattergood.
The usual prelifninarics being completed the men
advanced 10 the scratch OF hai-past twelve o'clock
R0uSp Lon dollng their nanncls both showed
IN excellent condition, and, dispensing with the
usual sparriag, at once got to work. Scattergood
was the first TO lead on the ribs very savagely for
which he received hot un on the Jaw, and getting
together they ratted away with both hands untii
RorNp 2-iirst blood claimed and allowed for
Chambers nom bnttonhole over his opponents lett
simultaneously. when ocattergood fell accidentally.
ROUND 3.-Both responded a nnbly as lamp
getting close planted heavily on his man on the
body. receiving the dial. They again got together
and countered smartly on the mug wlen they closed
ami fought 10 the ropes and fell together.
IiorHD s.-Chamber5 tried his right viciously, but
was short. when they punched away without stop
ping FOR repairs ali over the ring TIL they fell from
sheer exhaustion.
ROrSp 5.--3oth came up blowing from the fast
fighting in the previous rounds. Fighting. however,
appeared TO be the order OF the day, Arthur hgntinZ
Ms man down 9t the ropes.
RorSD 6.-Getting close Chambers got home on
he lett ogle, receiving on tue body, when they
clutebed each other Tor tie fab and fcl together.
E0USD '.-Arthgr visited the later trap, for which
~ was countcrcd on the jaw. They then closed
nai severe struggle ensued at the ropes, when they
went o. lriss.
R0tND S.--Some merry exchanges on tue nut aud
ribs resulted ia smart rally ald struggle for tue
throw Scttterso0d getting down ct the finish to
avoid unpleasant consequences.
Round p.-OlamDers who was the strongest OF
the two, let his nun nave no comfort, but nt once
dashed ut him ana the pair fought with both hands
an over the ring TIL Scatterg0od Tell rom weak
hess.
ROUND 10.-The fayorite, quick AMI eager, sent out
his et at the Jaw ana received return on the body.
when thcy broke away. Getting close again they
COlutcrCd heavily TIL Arthur Seut Ills man TO grass
heavily.
R0UsD ll.--Scattergood displayed some punish.
mont on the LETT side OF his head, wnlle Chambers
looked none the worse. Exchanges on the body
followed IA rapid succession I'll Scattcrgood lei
from weakness.
ROUNDS IL TO 10 kND Llsr.-It IL needless 10 reca-
pltuAte the uoings IN Ill these rounds a. the ihs
lh& was DIV OF Que 0esGript n. aeateleaoa -
larry outf0ugAt, beside which Ne fell weak, Gnu Mas
unable 10 naAe any apparent Impression on sIs ivh
ffalde ~ Chambers. wnJse only OBJECT appCasel "
" " knock poor SCatgrg0oJ c0npiO.eJ. ou..
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