Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-12
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Tho Mnce-AIlen Prize. Flsht-NInce Wins
IL in Tsu ROunds-Ailen Terribly run.
hhod-Mace Without n Scratch.
New ORLEANS, May 10.-The Mace
Allen excursion left at 8 o'clock this
morning. There was n large crowd,
and among them prominent merchants,
Lawyers, physicians, and eX-officers OF
the Union and Confederate armies,
from the grade of General down to
well known sporting men from all
portions of the country. Seventy Met
ropolitan policemen accompanied the
train to preserve order. The train
consisted of ten passenger cars, con-
tanning 700 passengers, most Of whom
were Of the better class Of citizens.
The Chicago Base Ball Club members
were among the excursionists. Inc
train proceeded to q point three miles
above Kinnersyille Parish, where the
party disembarked. The betting was
three to two OH Mace, though Aliens
friends were very confident. Inc
weather was clear and pleasant. Both
men were in splendid condition.
Aliens weight was 173 and Maee's l6s
pounds. At $50 time was called, 10Th
men being in the ring.
First Troublesome time was con-
sumed In feinting; both men smiling.
Mace made the first blow, hitting
Allen under tho right eye, and got
,yyay lauohino. Mace hit Allen OIL
the nose slightly, and claimed first
blood; not allowed. Quick inter-
changes followed, when both men went
down, Allen under.
Second Round--Allen led oil on
| Mace's forehead, Maco returning on
Aliens mouth. First blood for Mace.
Severe fighting ensued, Allen getting
two heavy blows nearly OH Mace's
stomach. Mace fell short OH Aliens
neck, the latter returning OH Mace,s
breast. Mace then got under Aliens
left eye and then q severe cut OIL the
right eye, Allen going down.
Third Round-Allen struck Mace
lightly, the latter going down.
Fourth Round-Same rs last.
Fifth Round-Allen sent in n blow
under Mace's right arm; the latter re-
turning, Allen slipped down, but was
quickly up, when they clincied and
Mace threw Allen.
Sixth Round-There was some little
sparring, when they again clinched,
Allen throwing Mace and falling OH
him heavily: Claims OF foul were
made, but not allowed.
Seventh Round - In this round
Aliens right eye was completely
closed, Mace getting in a heavy one
on Aliens nose. Allen then gave
Mace a heavy blow. Quick inter-
changes ensued, both men falling
together.
Eighth Round-The men clinched,
Mace getting i'll several blows and was
then thrown by Allen.
Ninth Round-A slight hit was given
Allen, when he struck Mace 4 heavy
blow under the left eur, knocking him
clean down. First knock down for
Allen.
Tenth and Last Round-Allen gave
Mace a body blow and then, after
feigning for some time, both rested
ooFcT1l ScCOllNS. lllCl, SOiiliiS up
Allen hit Mace, the latter returning
with two heavy cuts under Aliens left
eye, blood flowing freely, when the
men again retired against the stakes,
going to their corners, where they
were sponged off and advanced again,
when hard fighting ensued in Mace's
favor. when the mel clincled and fell
heavily. Mace's arm around Aliens
neck. Allen was carried to his corner.
Time being called Joe Coburn threw
up the sponge, saying that Aliens arm
was dislocated. Mace was then de-
clared the winner in forty-tlye minutes.
Allen was badly punished about the
face. Mace was without a scratch.
The crowd was very orderly.
Another fight is in progress, got up
by two men-Turner, who fought King
about two years ago, and D~onaelly, a
Galveston man..