The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-03-28

ME IS seconds From tho Gs;h to the 18th round
tne fighting WIS similar. From first 70 last
ClarS WAS in great want of wind. He slipped
downin all the rounds. Total time. minutes
Z seconds.
Rounds 76 to s5.-Both men were laughing
The breathing was labored on Clark's part.
Chambers seemed disposed to be- very mis-
chieNous. and was as strong as n horse. Clark
went down or WIS knocked down hy Chambers
ne rhcSring was tumultuous. Total time
minute. ~ seconds
Rounds So to 1OO.-Chamhers gave much nun
ishmont, aud Clark began 10 hop around. seem-
ina greatly atlgurd. Chambers put in some
severe blows. Clark dropping wi:h weakness.
Chambers's friends were crazy with excitement.
Iotal time OF these rounds. 3 minutes A sec
Rounds 101 TO 11o.--Those were like the 9TH
crs. except that Chambers was getting stronger.
" time was called he seemed iarly t. spring
from his corner. and walked smartly. proudly,
and erect toward That of Clark. who would find
himself confronted by his enemy almost the
moment he got IN. There WAS but little that
WAS urlliant IN the various passages nt arms.
and each ended like its predecessor. hy Clark
sinking TO the ground. Total time. minutes,
Rounds Ill to 12o..A desperate display Of
hitting and countoriNc Chambers niuA. w~h
tremendous power. and having the light all hi.
ke"nlv watched for every litt,N advantage which
might present itself and enAh," him Co retrieve
us wcrc few. md down be went ON earl 'nr-
ring round, Chambers having pounded l. IN
lnorHushly without excessive cnou Total
time, minutes - seconds.
Rounds l2l to i83-Chnmbers began business
nt once, md rainsd his blows upon Clark thick
and lively. CLARK WIS plainly beaten. Despair
gamey Il i~positOn md vHlor hn had disl Vyrl
throughout tho h1ttlc would not almi. ot his
distinctly showing the white feather AZ this
time, So hr took his severe punishment man
gully S'il he was too wcgk to ulmt ~ uro-
loncnA fighting. and it was evident that the end
was ucnr. Total time. , minutes % seconds.
Round l3i Chambers led wi;h stinCcr on
the throat from his leit. Clarke dnn, Ing around
was now very weak. Chambers followed him
M to the ropes Savage hitting took place. and
(hanlh'rs sending the other through the ropes
drew back his arm rs i 10 s;riee him. but with
conlNci withhold the blow that. had 70 reached
Clnrk. would have fallen upon him with terri
bic cfiet. Time. seconds.
Round l35.-ChHmbers cpme up quito lively
hut Clark iid not s"nm % have tho usual con-
his LEFT and right with terrible execution Down
went IWrS az last and w went thr sponge
rom ,the hand ~ his second: but he hirs"l
would not concede the fight 20 Chambers. and 1t
was ordered To proceed. Time. II seconds
Round 1885, Nt the call of time C.ark tooa two
steps forward from his corner and put up his
guard. lie WAS mot 10y Chambers. who y ld
uimhiy come o. tho fore. Blows wcrprN changed
and down went Clark once more. and w went
against the better Judgment OF his sec-
onds and Insisted IN 1chiing. This. how;
walking over. offered him $50 II he would e.v,.
M. The offer was refused. Chambers tlrn.
grabbing Cldrs hy the hand. said: Johnui" I
viii make Il 800 rather than punish Won any
Spoken like a little man We're heard on all
siIe-. and Clark submitted. to tho relief and
satisfaction OF all present, for the contest lad
been uainiullv one.sidcd. Time. Is seconds.
Time of fight. > hours 20 minutes 40 seconds.
Chamb"rss LETT hand after the fourth round
was 50 swollen and iniamed that when he
planted n blow during the rest Of the fight he
underwent moro actual agony than was expert
enced by Clark in receiving the blow. Clark
was In n deplorahle condition from his numer-
Gus drops. His clothing was completely soaked.
and he was covered with mud from head TO foot.