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too short. They then cinched and Mac, to avoid he
ing thrown, slipped through Murrays grasp. The
latter then struck Mac while OH his knees Cries II
foul now came from McLean's corner and Mac aim
sell appealed TO the referee. The latter said that he
saw the FOUL put was under the impression that the
lore Mac was on MS kaees, and the battle must 70
RouNp 2o.-The friends OF Murray, az wen AZ his
seconds, were nowy acting shamefully. abusing
Mclean In the most violent manner, and as Murray
and XII ms e and hus end h ahs 70 20 IN
Murray tried to obige his friends, ana he went at
Mac as II ne intended to do all that he had been told
10 do. He had far the best OF the round lie
began by getting on Macs nose with his lett
hand, and, following him up gave him stlnger
with renewed force, and, driving Mac into the cor
ner, gave HIN another on the nose with the left
and nght-hander on the side OF the head, Map
In his retreat had visited Murray damaged eye and
the side Or his head, but the blows were powerless
Mac then dueked under Murrays arm, and they
clinched and Mao was thrown, Murray falling ON
him,
ROUND 2l.-As soon as the men arrived at the
scratch Mclean led or with his let hand with such
Mac toppled over to the ground. falling ON his
a m, another claim OF foul from Murrays corner
mat nothing foul was lntended.l
Round 22-McI.ean led or with his left but was
short Inc blow landing on Murrays breast The
iatter then made desperate luAge at Mac, but the
latter again ducked under his arm and clnched
Wien wnen after a shert struggle he was thrown, and
ROUND 23-Bo men missed their shots, and
tumbling together, Mclean slipped down 10 avoid q
Wiestie, and Murray walked to n corner muttering
vengeance.
ROUND 4-The fighting was about even between
the combatants In this round rs. after great many
passes which amounted to nothing, they each sue
eeeded III delivering rlght-hander on the left side
OF each others head. They then closed, struggled
am0ment, and Mclean was thrown The growing
element in Muuay's corner was now more
violent than ever, and the seconds tntimaled
e a1s the Isss WAS against them Tn,
II they thought he would retire and have nothing
further to do with the afralr. He was about to put
seconds, apologized for the words uttered, and the
sensibillties OF the reercc alayed, and he
sented TO continue at hts post until the termination
Of the fight. The growing however, did not cease
IN Murray's corner, and he was ADVISED 10 90 at
Mclean and finish hum, no alter now.
ROUND 20 AND LAsT-As Murray loft his seconds
knee he went on the double quick OF Mclean, and
the latter retreaung and wardng on the blows OF
Murray managed 10 get IN stout rlght-hander on
the chin Oh the latter, which made hia teeth rattle.
Ihis, however did not stop Murrays rush,
and they were soon clinched IN the mid
die OF the ring. Mclean slipped down
on his knees, and while in that position
Murray struck him three times In the face with mis-
right hand, Inc LETT hand aud arm being around
the blows the referee appealed by the seconds
OF Mclean, and there being no other alternative ne
was compelled to declare that Mclean had won the
light by the foul blows or Murray
The scene that followed beggafs description. Me-
Lean rushed out OF the ring In tho greatest glee,
while the seconds and friends OF Murray ran after
the referee and were making demonstrators to
put a head on him. when he wisely made MS way
~ the Mary and line ana claimed the protection OF the
Baltimore police that were still static ned on the State
line. This piece Of strategy the part OF the rele
rec undoubtedly saved him from ll-usage, as more
exasperated set or losers were never before seem
Probably the referee his life the protection
OF the Baltimore police,
The hight lasted just twenty-dv minutes.