The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-07-29
A sPTRITED PRIzE FI0HT.
Pat Mcbride and Richly Golden Pummei
Each Other for $50 side.


Yesterday afternoon one oi the most tor
rife cOmhats in the uusilistic line which has
Two weeks ago Patrick Mcbride and Richly
Golden were to have fought. but the police
and stopped their prospects. Since then
trimming. Golden under Prof. Kcicrhcr. and
Mcbride under James Collins. for n hard fight.
ana ycstcriay was ne tine appointed Tne
lego Of selecting the ground. He chose tho Scr-
ond street woods at Tart lane and tho North
Pennsylvania Iailroad-a secluded and apprO-
priatc spot. At exactly 3 o'clock the men cume
to the scratch. and to Illustrate the danger and
the d ssnstns brutalit Of the who 10 business
nothing better can be- done than to give the
rounds composing the fight in the order in
which they occurred. ns follows:
Round firsi-Hellcher called time Msrriic led win
opponents no.c ciuchcd and cn with Golden On toy.
Rognl sccond-Tmc called Men came up to mark
Round rmrdIs squared ofr MCBRIDE struck Golden on
y nose and hotn ciinchcd and Eel, with Golden top
Round feurth-fousht heavily Little difference in
Kguld riiih-Came up srarrns cnnehcd and fell.
Round sixfh~sqhsrcd on Golden knocked his OPP
r9gcnt down iirst sluarc knock down Tor Golden =,
Round Eish.h-GoA, II ed caught Mcbride above the
kognd Ninih Chneh,d and iell. Golden Oh top. Ninth
Round rcnth-came M Mcbride icd with the LEFT
Golden eounisrcd aud caught him ON hc shtcyc. nearly
The tussie. Golden On top. Tenth Tor Golden
Round LleNcnth-fou-ht heavily Tie.
Round Twelfth -SluggVd Tie.
Round 1hifiocnih-Chnchcd falling. with Mcbride on
Round Fourtcc nth-wcRride led. Golden countcred
and lat his opponent on the nose with his lett AMI IN ms
let eve with hI. right
Eound slNtcouth- Came No 70 mark. Mcbride weak
cncd hue. iudrn caught linn under the lett jaw,
kunH Ming him sluafely NNcr
Round cn, ,ntli-CI osscd, ehnchcd. and fell. with
Golden uu tup.
Round E.i'ccnh- Hardest fought round Of all, Golden
Round OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hit Golden on the head
with li~ lfff Knocking IN own thumb out Il .Nint
Round IWtnNs th-,ioiicu knoekcd MoBriae al around
clnf nod anu i'lL with tuIi"r un TOP
Round Twenty hrst-NcBrlde played out, Golden pun
ishci hlm severely,
Collins then threw up the sponge and Golden
was declared winner, the referee handin. him
thu prize.
The nsht was pronounced by tho connos-
s"urs among the several hundred who witness 81
u. on" of IN, toughest ones they eyer saw. IL
lasted exactly thirty minutes. NJ Bride WAS so
| badly used up that he could only gusp after the
fight WAS over. and could .arrrly stand. Golden
WAS nearly overcome with fat que. The urHs
WIS 500. which WAS presented 10 Golden by tho
referee. Prof Kcllehrr
Goldcns seconds wore his brother John
| Golden. and James VI Gloshcn. VI Brides
| Were James Coll ms. who fought against KEENAN,
| in New Jersey last summer. and james McFAr-
| Ian. Among the prominent pugilisis present
were the notorious "Pud" Shrivor; the hard
nghter. Alcxander VI, Govern, and tho we'll
known Pat McCandless.
Golden is about five feet three inches high {;
weight ono hundred and thirty pounds /:
weight ono hundred and iorty-iyc pounds /;
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