The New York herald., 1870-03-03

ROUND 6--As the men came up they looked some.
they seemed bent on mischief. Sam Was nrst 10 lead
on but missed bls mark, ann Edwards caught MIN
Terrible smack In the middle OF the crcnead, wnicn
knocked him down. This was "the beginning OF the
end"
ROUND when the men reached the scratch they
let ny simultaneously with their lett hands, but both
missed. They then tumbled together and ratified
away with their right hands At each others heads.
!ney mad q hard struggle ior the Iali, but Collyer
threw Edwards and iell on him.
Round s.-Colyer missed his left, but put in his
ming blow On the centre Of the head wh.cS cut The
nesh deeply Sam, however, got IN rlght.hander
Long range before they closed when after des.
fell on him. The round was sh0rB.
ROUND s.-The men came ffom their corners
bleeding freely Edwards from the nose ana Coyer
from the forehead and LEFT eyebrow The latter
TOOK the initiative, but was short and Edwards hit
9im heavy right handler near the temple.
Some blows were missed by each when
sam hit Edwards . strong ieit-nander on tho tho
left sIde OF INC head In return for whcn he received
ping right hand blow, and Edwards again hit him a
hard one on the lelG cneek. They then clinched
ana amer struggle Sam was thrown heavily, With
KouNp o=eeee!!..5er looked the most punished Of
The Two when they came to the scratch After cyeing
rective passages at each other their eagerness to
ana science, and t5ey Struck wildly Edwards how.
ever planted hard right handler on SGms forencsd,
which staggered him, ana as they rushed at each
other again they both missed and came together,
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being thrown with Sam on him. Thus far In the
nghi not . blow had been parred BY either man.
ROUND m.mSam was 70 eager to get TO the scratch
frc. The latter although apparently the weakest,
was also eager for the work, and was ready 40 soon
head, when Edwards planted his left hard on Ssm's
nose, which drew forth copous now OF blood.
They then clinched, and Edwards back -heeled Col
ROUND I2-This was very short round, not
blow being struck, Edwards missing wellinte
Qn1E hUQ Qr1a
was thrown, Collyer falling on HIM.
ROUND 1s.-Ths was another short and ineffective
round, as not blow vas exchanged. Thoy both
missed their shots, and, clnching, Collyer threw
Edwards and fell on him.
aged, while Edwards with the exception Of the cut
on the nOse aud discoloration OF tne left eye,
showed little signs Of punishment. Edwards had
lar the Dest OF TINS round. ~ sam struck wildly and
Iaissed several times with both hands, while Ed
wards n,... $4,000 Two yghthanders one ON the left
cneek bone and the otner .as ear. Tsss then
side by side In the centre OF the ring
RousD l5.-Tnis was damaging round for Coil.
left hand hits when sam lost his balance, and Ed
wards taking hold OF him under the arm with his
lett hand, delivered four terrible right-handers on
Coycr, the first being under the left the second
ON the temple, the third IN front OF The forehead
snd the fourth on the jaw Sam tnsp rot loose
saeee Wss so%n ns @ aea1y
him. (The friends OF Edwards exurant, and offers
to bet on him a ODDS heard ali over the rngl ...
Colyer had rather the best OF II. The hitting was
severe, Coilyer planting 1rst hls right on Edwerds'
n0so getting q staQgerer IN the neck ia Return.
Collier then rushed on EDWARDS and struck him 1
severe blow under the ear, which sent Edwards on
the back track. They rushed again Wildly a. each
other ana Sam got rap On the left side Of the head
when he closed with Edward and, hitting him
severely twlce with his right hand. finally threw him
ROUND l7.-Edwards now appeared weak as lie
approached the scratch, ana Collyers friends
seemed hopeful that he might win the battle. Ed
Wv TT ~ al laf n
reached COllyels nose, which brought forth more
blood. Colyer then let drive his right, which
one equally hard struck on Edwards forehead. Ed
wards returned these compliments by damaging
right hander the left cheek. Tney rushed ut each
other again, when Edwards missed his object while
ColIycr planted on the left SIDE OF the head
cilnch followed. Edwards was thrown, and Coilyer
fell on him with cs much force as ne was capable OF
giving.
ROUND 1s.--This was very short round, and not
a blow was delivered. sam missed with the leading
blow, when they tumbled together, and after q
s9ort stugge Edwards was thrown, Sam falling On
ROUND 1s.-Thc lighters were now very unsteady
in their hitting, both seeming much fatigusd. When
they came together alter eyeng each other for few
nss ana reesd ss around the ring GetnS close to-
gether again they each planted nit on the left
sde Of tine head s', with tne. right sands
ana Edwards down with Coilyer him.
"a CRY OF foul was then heard nom some Of Ed.
wards friends. but not allowed. What the Claim
was about We could not understand)
ROUND 2o.-Thls was q well and fercey contested
round, and heavy punishment was given BY botn
men, the blows being given by the right hand OF
each. Sam received four and Edwards three. Ed
wards deliveries were on tne lelt side OF Loiyers
head while Edwards GOT one on the left cheek one
on the forehead and the other on tne chin. Tney
had struggle for the fall and Collyer threw Ed
ROUND 2l-Twenty minutes had now elapsed. As
the men came TO the scratch they both appeared
weak and unsteady, Collyers lace bearing irigntlul
were ut work, and Edwards struck Coycr on
the cheek raspsr. Coyer returned the compn-
ment with lett. handler on the nose, which laid Ed
wards out straight on the broad OF his back IN the
middle Of the ring.
ROUND 22-C0iiyer was now growing wild, and
began to strike strangely with his rlght hand. He
would raise fs up above his head and strike down IN
the most u1sclentliic manner TINS n round was Al All
the nose, right on the cheeE and third one
On the forehead. which opened wider the deep cash
previously made. They then clincned. and Edwards
was thrown, Collyer falling on nim
BOUND 23.--When the men met Colyer was the
fs, 60 % pay h
wildly. Edwards stepped aside and As Collyer
passed him, Billy struck him on the back between
the shoulder blades. Sam wheeled around again
and renewed the attack, and each received right.
hander Oh the left side OF the head. Sam then
rushed to close quarters, and, seizing Edwards,
threw him heavily and felI on hnl.
ROUND 24.--BOth men came up In shaky condi-
9n and YET sv sy soon na Gs
caught Sam stnger on the nose. The latter
Missed twice, when Edwards closed the round 0y
his pms.
ROUND a5.--Collyer showed that he was somewhat
bewildered when he came 70 the scratch, az no led
| on with chopplng right handler that ell short o
the mark Edwards then BnOt out his left, catching
Sam the left sido OF the face. Then boIh missed
vindictlve lunges when they both tripped aud fell
several feet apart
ROUND 26.-As soon as time was called the men
were at the scratch. Edwards opened the ball with
the left at Sams head, but the blow passed over hi
shoulder. The latter rushed at Edwards with fury
ana landed his right hand on SANS left cheek, tho
latter returning with the right the left side OF Ed
| wards head. Sam repeated the favor which EDWARDS
repaid by Q right handler on Sans nose They ther
missed each other, ar they were fighting wildly, ant
| they passed each other IN their fury, whss lee
| quickly, Edwards planting on Sans cheek and thu
| latter on Edwards forehead They clinched
| struggled, and Edwards was thrown, Collyor or
| him.
! ROUND 27.--This round was altogether in favor o
Ed wards and It's finish 1t was evident TO Oil tina
| Collyer's chances were gone. Edwards planted 1vt
rlght.nanded facers without receiving . blow
Coliyer missing every time. At last Collyer etrucl
| at Edwards when he was long way ont OF distance
| and fell from the force OF his own fury.
ROUND 2s.-Coyer, from the heavy nirinr abou
the head which he had received seemed to have for
gotten a about science, and he used his right nant