Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-21
THE PRIZE FIGnT
BETWEEN
Sullivan and Treyillian!
A one-Sided Affair Throughout
SULLIVAN WHIPPED rHI FIRST
ROUND
Seven Rounds Fought - Time, IL
Minutes

ASA. u. to-day the train from Viz
einis. with Trsvillian and friends. ar
rived at Gold Hill and attached the two
cars al this place containing Sullivan
and his friends. The train proceeded to
the vicinity OF the Merrimac mill. and
there drove stakes and stretched ropes.
Before completing the ring the Sheriff
Of Ormsby county appeared upon the
scene and commanded those engaged to
dssist. Stakes were then drawn and the
party rs-smbarked end returned 10 the
vicinity Of the Eureka switch where
they again disembarked aud the ring
WAS again rs.established OF 1895 A n.
Trevillian Immediately SHE'D his castor
into the ring and followed 1t, and Sui
Ivan immediately after. Considerable
discussion here ensued upon the ques-
ton Of tho appointment OF q
referee. during which Sheriff Cook
Of Lyon county entered the
ring and commanded the principals
to withdraw from the ring. The seconds
and hackers Of Sullivan and Trevillian
refused to withdraw them, and an
nounced their determination to have the
hsht 70 on. The Sheriff Was finally
expelled from the ring. aud the question
Of the appointment Of a referee again
discussed. Sheriff Cook attempted
again to enter the ring. when no was
restrained FROM ~ doing. lie then re-
tired. Finally. after an hours wrangling.
John Rowe. Of Virginia. was chosen
referee, and time was called at ll:i5
A. u. AT the call both men came to the
scratch. seemingly anxious for the fray.
and struck hands.
Round First-Sullivan hit Trsvillian
on the forehead with his left. Trevil-
lian got his right in on Sullivan's neck;
Ataver from Sullivan's right on Trevil-
lian's neck. Trevillian hit short with
his left. Two from Sullivan's right un-
der Trevllian's eye. Sullivan prettily
stopped q heavy one from Trevillian's
right, and again Trsvillian did the same
with . blow from Sullivan's right. ire
william got In q terrific winder under
Sullivan's left ear. which felled him
like an OF. be bleeding p~rofusely from
the mouth. First blood and knock
down for Trevillian.
Round Sscond-Sullivan came up very
groggy and was easily floored by n blow
from Trevillian's right upon his left
brsast-
Round Thiri-Sullivan again came to
the scratch. and Immediately received q
blow under the left eye which again
fioored him.
round Four,b-sulliyan came 10 time
.,J ycnt 10 erase without n bIow'
Ro,nJ Fifth-Samo as last.
Round Siyth-Sulliyan knocked down
Immediately upon coming 10 the scratch
by a blow from Trsvillian's right, under
an. lsft eys.
Round Seventh A repetition Of
round sixth.
Tina ,ponco was thrown mn and Ire.
yillinn declared the winner Of the fight.
Sullivan. nj n, conclusion. was unable
10 stand. and hal 10 DO carried TO the
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