The New York herald., 1876-03-23

checrfuly to the scratch and planted his left Vice.
. dens nose but instantly got a return, ,s ona
when, getting 10 close, Cleary was thrown, with
Wceden on top.
RouND s1-weeden landed on Cleary's nose, whom
the men clinched, and the latter thrown, Weeden
on top.
RooSD S2-This was a desperately fought round.
Cleary realizing that his right eye was closing, and
that il would be necessary TO force the fighting be-
fore no lost the OF IT, rushed at Wecden he camo
TO the score and rapid ngh,ing was commenced and
continued until the men became locked together, when
AFTER brief struggle Weeden was thrown, Cleary fall
ing on him.
hand twice. but received hard hit in the centre OF the
face from Weeden's right mauey They rushed TO a
close, and after few halI-arm hits about 'he rlos,
threw Cleary and went down on him.
round 3L-Ceary FIRST at work and led of lightly
with his lon on tho right eye, for which he got
straight right handler on the nose which laid him fiat
on his back.
RouSD sa Tho men came up with great alacrity at
the call OF time and at once went TO work, Cleary
taking the lead with his leit on Wceden's nose and
then they rushed TO close quarters and fought all over
the ring, the punishment beng about equal at the ter
mnation OF the round. cleary was undermost in the
fall.
RouSD 36-when the lighters came up to the scratch
great change observable In their counenances
wonderful difference had taken place during the past
half hour. They so much altered that the near
est relative OF either man could not have recog-
nized him had he seen him now Ceary's
right eye was completely closed his nose
battered OF all sembance TO that conspicuous organ,
Weeden, too had his right eye IN mourning and clos
ing fast his out of shape and the left side OF the
head terribly enlarged Still they came to the scratch
unhinohingly, and, apparently, good naturedy, al
though when at close quarters they did all they could
to demosh each other wceden got Cleary's nose,
and then the latter planted his right twice the short
ribs OF Weeden. A clinch cnsued and Ceary man
nged to get his right around Wecden's neck,
and then taking hold OF his own hand to make
from tho ground while ho pressed his elbow on the
back Of Weedens head This was frghtful position
he could keep Weedcn from touching the ground, no
would soon strangle him. Wecden. however, managed
ROUND This short round, as after few
blows the men clinched and fell side by sldo
Round 3S-Then row cnsued aud number Of
roughs jumped into the ring and after pulling each
other about for tune II breaking up
the nght they were elected, and the men, being re-
freshcd by the delay, went at Zach other with re-
left hands and then again planted their rights the
sidc of cach others heads. Next they closed and
1bbed away for some seconds, and they closed the
round with wrestle, which onded by Ceary being
thrown and Wooden going down on him.
ROUND 39.--Cleary crossed the scratch TO meet
wooden letting ny his left but missing the mark tho
cnohed and, after brief struggle, Cleary threw
Weeden and fell on him.
RouNE 4O-Cleary received sharp rap on his dam
aged optic and returned with right handler on
Weedens left temple hey clinched, and Cleary again
got his arm around Wcedens neck, described In
round thIrty-seven Wceden tried TO get down his
knees for time before he successful Cleary,
when unable to hold Weeden up any longer, dropped
RouxD 4l-Cleary got lightly on weedcn's right eye
with his left, while the attor made good use Of the
right In the front OF Clearys face. Some heavy
changes took place. the men fought wildly all
the ring, and getting together, Weeden was thrown
with Cleary on top
ROUND IL -Clcary came up this time apparently
very strong and commenced striking out left and right
as he could get at weedcn. Tho latter
ready for him. and they fought desperately for half
minute when thoy went down together, Weeden un-
der.
RouKD 4a-This very short round. Cleary
planted his left in the centre OF Weedens stomach and
got sumner on the nose In exchange A clnch fol-
lowed and after "A severe struggle Weeden was again
underneath In the fall
RoUNp 44-Cleary got a rap In the mouth when thcy
went to wrestling, and Ccary was thrown, weeden
going down on top
RouSD 4a-This was very short. Amer q pass or two
they clincbed, struggled, and Weeden was thrown,
RouSD 46-The men had now fought nny-three
minutes and their desperate work began tell their
strength As they came TO the scratch Cieary let fly
and short, and the other followed and hkowise
time half arm work. when they began wrestling and
Weeden thrown Gleary went down with him,
giving him the weight Of his body to add to the shock
RouND 47.-This was desperately fought round, and
it was nerccy contested OF the earlier ones
Weedcn was beaten down, but the other went down
also from sheer exhaustion, and when. taken up by
their respective seconds their faces and breasts were
covered with gore.
ROUND 4s-Thls round was Short but deal OF mis-
chief done. The soon were In close quarters
and 1bbed away at the ribs Then they clinched and
after terrible struggle in which Ceary had Weeden's
neck un00r MS lew beCOnus, tue iatter got
RouSD 4e-fhe men countercd zach other in the
face with the left hand and then clinched, when
Wecden was thrown and fell under.
RouSD 60.-Weeden came up considerably crampcd
and his legs seemed tremulous The men both missed
we'll meant favors and cnchng, short struggle term
mated by fall and Wheeden was under.
Round 51.-Therc was not a blow struck this round
wccdon ran in head first and took hold Of Ceary and
then fell, pulling Cleary down on him.
ROUND 62-There some sharp hitting during
this round, and tho wreste terminated Il, the mon
RouSD 58.--No blows struck. weedcn ran in head
first and Cleary missed his left at his head Weedcn
then threw CIeary and fell on him.
ROUND 81 Both men came TO the scratch consdern-
bly, exhausted, and they missed several blows The
round ended by Cleary receiving hard fall, with
Wceden on him.
Rouxp 55-Weeden ran In head first and buckcd
Cleary down. No blows struck.
RoUND 56.-The men countered each other In tho
face when they mot, and, after pass or two Weeden
knocked Cleary down with right handler the body
RouSD 57.-No blows struck In this round They
cnched and wres.led until weeden fell with Cleary on
ROUND 6s-This was a counterpart of the preceding
round
RouxD 5o.-Cleary put in a hard left handler on the
stomach, and got ono the left check in return
cinched wecden and triod to get his iavorite wrap
around the aters neck when they fell side and side
RousD 60-Weedcn again ran IN and bucked Ceary
down. No blows Claim of foul not allowed.
RoUSD 61.No blows clnch and down side and
side.
ROUND GA few minutes wero wasted in claiming
foul again and listening TO the arguments Of the ref
cree, VINO ucCidrcu ne WOulu nave lar ngnt, no
was looking on and seeing wcedcn foul Cleary whom
he 1t to do Clcary got In n couple on
Wecdcns face, when ciinch followed and the men
fell side by side after struggle for mastery
ROUND 63-$l00 TO $50 was now offered Clcary,
II evident that Weedcn wanted to ecu II. 7"
Cleary planted his lett on the front OF Wcedens stom
ach, when tho latter ran in and fell on his knees
hoping TO draw blow from Ceary and thereby claim
tho light
RoUND 64-Cleary missed his lcn, as wecdcn ran in
head 1rst and went down.
RousO os-Morc claims of foul, and tho referee on
tered the ring and made speech. During this time
the men had breathing SPELL and when they came to
the scratch both seemed much refreshed. After
exchange Of blows, Weeden went down suspicousy,
and Cleary laughed at him.
RoUND 66-Cleary, after getting body blow from
Wecden, knocked tho latter down by right handler
tho left side OF the head
RoUyD 6L-Cleary launched out at weeden, but over
reaching himself fell, head first, at Wecden's feet
ROUND $500 10 $50 still offered Ceary. Both
missed, then clnched, and Cleary thrown Weedcn
top.
RoUSD 6o.-woedcn In head down, and seized
Clcary by the legs and fell Foul again claimed but
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