Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-16

oegun to swell and bleed. Ths me
continued some rapid and rssoundin
BODY blows, and after elinsh Malone
went heavily to.erass-
Fifth roond-Ths first incident v,
one dive on Maloney's already dam
aged optic, which vas closed COM
piessly. Thisvas followed up by rattle
iE the mouth, that filed it with blood
Maioney retaliated with several sever
blows ON Weedin's sars. which, hoveye,
did not seem to cause any ineonvsn
ience. Weedin fell underneath.
sixth round-One on Maloneys ches
waspaid back with knuckles on his op
ponent's foreh cad, which drew a littl
blood. A ciinch resulted in fall owe
the ropes.
Seventh round-The mon hammered
away at each other in short order, Ma
ioney delivering his mostly on Weedin',
ear and getting his share in turn on hi:
iefteye and nose. Both Of these organ,
were III a very dilspidatsd condition
and the general expression OF Malone,
was WOO begone in the extreme. This
round was decided in favor of Wesdin.
Eighth round-A renewal of rapid
blows on the chest were exchanged, and
Maloney got in with teller ON the face
without a return. A few heavy body
blows were exchanged. and both rolled
over.
Ninth round-Nore heavy fighting
ended. after three minutes, in both fall
ing under the ropes, Wcedin on top.
Tenth rOund-Maloney showed decid-
ed signs of weakness, but led of with
one of his powerful cracks on Weedin's
ear, knocking him to one side. Weediu
recovered quickly, however, and they
rapidly exchanged blows on the chest
which sounded for the next second like
the drum department of May FESTIVAL.
Weedin was thrown.
Eleventh round-Weedin came up
and bandying jokes with the
spectators, while Maloney's appearance
was lamentable; his face being much
disfgured and his wind badly broken
kept his opponent off for few
seconds. while he struggled for breath
when Weedin forced the fight, and they
struck several wild blows until Weed in
went down.
Twelfth round-Wsedin got in three
sounding clips in succession without re-
turn, two on the ear and ono Just above
the belt. The combatants then ex-
changed visitations in tho stomach, and
he round wound up with Weedin's re-
sewing slugger in the face that cut up
his forehead in very noticeable man.
ner.
Thirteenth r0und-Maloney aimed a
wicked one at the others face, bat it was
neatly stopped and the Irishman ac-
knowledaed poser or two on the chest
The attempt to get his antagonist in
chancery resulted in looked fall.
Fourteenth round Maloney put in
his left OH Weedin's cheek with terrible
effect. This was followed by some long
range humping. and Malonsy knocked
the other clear off his feet.
The next three rounds were all in
Weedin's favor, and his friends were Of
fering odds of two to one with few TAX
ers. Maloney was evidently getting
tired ont, and his face was losing all
of its original shape.
In the seventeenth round the Maloney
crowd claimed foul. They said their
man had been struck below the belt.
Tho referee decided otherwise amid
great uproar.
Eighteenth round-Maloney seemed
10th to leave his corner, while Weedin
was as eager for the fray as in tho be
ginning. The round ended In favor OF
Maloney; however, when the men did
get together, he put in two heavy blows
ON the body and a wicked drive on the
forehead. Before Wssdin could retail
ate Maloney droppsd to escape punish
ment. Another claim Of foul by the
Maioney hackers caused a row aud gen.
sral stampede.
The rest of the fight, though, was
gamely contested by the bruised. bleed.
ing and breathless Maloney, but was al
in favor of Weedin, who hammered bis
mans body and face with every CON
conceiva bic kind of blows, all possessing
one point Of similariey in that they wers
very heavy. At the end of the ,2ls'
round Maloney's hackers, or some o.
them, raised u yell Of Foul! which
the referee would not allow. and thu
ring was taken possession Of by an ex
cited mob, and two or three impromptr
fights were in progress inside the ropes
in which principals and seconds had {
hand in the contest. Weedin said in I
loud voice to Maloney: "MAoney, ar,
you willing to call this draw2 dom
want to kill man." Naloney acceptet
the situation and the fight was SO dc
cided. Time of battle, which was &C
knowledged by all 70 be the hottest sha
has taken place for some years, wa
seventy minutes. With the exception
of bruised right eye weedin shows nj
marks Of the ordeal, and it is believes
he would have been good for fort.
rounds more. Msloney. on the con
trary, is in a pit;able condition. hi
eyes are both nearly closed, his nos
and mouth badly swollen, and his fac
generally has been beaten black ant
blue over its entire surface. Added =
this his. Wheeling early in the baftl
showed he was not in good condition
and if the eight had continued he woul'
probably have been Knocked out OF tim
after few more rounds, especially
Of as severe q character as those he hal
passed through. Hs Vas slow IN lsavinl
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