Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-10
THE RING.
FIRST KNOCK Down Fss ALE,

fdee-craed Esclsstreiy 70 Tzs Evesiae sIay.
THiRTErs MftBs rRon NEW ORLEANS, Nav
1.-THE Msce-Afep excursion, which vas an
nounced 10 leave at O'Clock .. m, GOT OF 81
pcec'seiy. There was . large crowd AZ the
Jackson railroad depot s early as $40 q N,
smons Nnom were many prominent mercAane.,
lawyers, physicfans, and ex-onhoer, of l,.h ar
mics, from the grade OF gcrer.i down and well
known sporting men nom ail partr OF th~ eo1n
Try. Al The depot there ~as . detail OF shout
80 metropolitan policemen, Who aeconp~nied
The train cut quarter OF = mile, where parties
without tickets we're put on Che train which
delayed t some twenty minstes in consegaence.
flied. with probably 200 persons, OF which about
tvc thirds were OF the better classes. The Chs
esge Base Bah Club are among the excursion-
There was no Incident worthy of note previous
70 starting. The crowd were very orderly. On
reaching point about Eve and shalf miles dis
tsnt nom the city fhs train stopped, and IN an
ipIani the cars were emptcd. but an we've
o.oereo ahosrd A. the spot was inside the Mot
ropoltfsn Police district. The train proceeded
81. Chsrles Parish. where al are on the eeh
ano preparations are making for the coutr~t.
enss ar. .sSSs eSssSeS 70 .r ass ssys ASs
ful. clear and pleasant. Both men are in splen-
did condition. Alien viii weigh 10 and Mace
the dummy which followed the train. MsoeS
face does not present as fieshy an appear spce a.
Auen, and all are nov under way 20 the ring
Ah0 n
mile distant from the railroad.
. lSeoond Dispatch.l
kkNNrRs, La, May io.-Msce whipped Allen
IN ten rounds, which lasted fourty- -four minutes
scarcely injured. The nrss blosd i vas for for Ma
and The nrst knock down for Allen Everything
passed on quietly.
Further Particular- OF che Msee-Ai.
NEW orrr.xs len H,I FiSht; SSS.o. a., ,r,.
rode together 20 the Battle Ground Mac in
yiting and assisting Allen 90 get into the cart
Some time was lost in selecting favorable site
hundred yards from the Mississippi. ON the
completion Of the ring Rufus Hunt, q we'll
known sporting man Of New orieans. was se-
marks, saying both combatants are English
men, and bet them tight on their merits and the
best man viii win. At SIS O. m Allen shed HE
great cheering, by Mace. who won the choice OF
corners. The men then stripped and In q few
minutes shook hands, both looking rather se-
First roundNs5o a. m.Ssome time va. CON-
sumed In feisnine; both men smiling. Mace
made the first blow, hitting Allen under the
hes Il the no sot 1ssnIs srs MsSs sioas at
which In not alloved;quick interchanging when
both men 60 down, Alien under.
Second round--Allen led OF on Mace'e FORE
head, Mace returning on Allen 8 mouth; the first
blood for Mace. Severe fighting ensued, Allen
getting in two heavy blovs near Maoe's stom ach,
ing on Maces chest, Mace then got one under
Aliens left eye and then q severe cut in the
right eye; Allen going down.
Third round--Anen struck Mace slightly, the
latter going down.
Fourth round.-Same a. last
fifth round.-Afien sent IN a blow under
Mace's right arm, the latter retiring: Allen
slpped, bat quickly cinched. Mace threw
Sixth Troublesome little sparring when the
men again clinched; Allen throwing Mace aud
falling on him heavily; claims OF foul, but they
are not allowed.
Seventh round.-In this Aliens right eve was
completely closed; Mace got In heavily on
Aliens nose; Allen then gave Mace a body blow;
quick interchanges ensued, both men falling to-
gether.
Eighth round.-The men clinched. Maoe eet-
ting In several blows WAS then throw byn Allen.
Ninth round.-A slight hit for Allen, who
gave Mace q heavy blow under the left ear,
knocking him down; the trst knockdown for
Allen.
Tenth and last round-AIlen gave Mace a
body blow, then, after feigning some time, both
men rested several seconds, then coming up
heavy cuts under Aliens left eve, blood flowing
freely. The men again retired against the
stakes, going TO the corners, were sponged on,
advanced again and then hard fighting ensued
IN haceis favor, when the men clinched and fell
heavily, Mace's arm around Aliens neck. Allen
carried on TO his corner. Time was called, when
Ooburn ihIew mp the sponge, saying that Aliens
arm was dislocated. Mace was then declared
the winner in fourty four minutes.
Allen was badly punished about the face, but
Mace Is without a scratch. The crowd was very
orderly. Another fight is progressing got no
between two men, Turner, who fought King
about two years since, and Donneily, Galves-