The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-08

1918 y. m. "''"'
LArER-Sulivan east his can into The
s.ng at ll;io a. m, by Judges time. Great
enthusiasm is manifested A hundred 10
Sishly mas been accepted on Sullivan. Sui
ana Arthur Chamberg.
LATER Both parties nrree1 on Ios n
Houston, of New Orleans, who refused To
be referee. "S'" w
Bush has also refused
from u to 1920 O'Clock
stake money was counted at 1927.
r, Snolce OF referee is about to be made. The
sullivan men want Jack Hardy, of Vicks.
burg, and the Ryan men Alex. Brems.er. of
New Orleans. VI
kyan! entered the ring at l257 q. m, amid
enthusiastic applause, accompanied by Tom
Kelley and Johnnie Roche.
Judges time is slower than the time used
IN the former message.
Ryan wins the choice of corners and takes
tne southwest corner Sullivan took the
opposite corner, with the sun in his face
At l240 no referee; at 1850 in the after-
noon the cheice fell on Alex. Brewster. of
New Orleans, and Jack Hardy, of Vicks.
burg, mississippi, jointly. This is the
thlrd time III which two umpires have been
chosen
The Times-Democrat special Il D. M re.
ports the first knock down for Sullivan.
also first blood
Ryan has just bet Sullivan 81 900, whicl,
was promptly accepted.
AT ] O'Clock the first round, ard first
knock-down for Sullivan.
Second round-After considerable strug-
gle the men clinched, and Sullivan bcing
Thrown by Ryan, first blood was declared
for Sullivan.
The third round ended in Ryan,s being
Knocked down by Sullivan.
Fourth round--Sullivan knocked down in
Ryans corner.
Firth round-Sullivan threw RYAN after
cllnchlng sullivan was thrown bv RYAN.
sixth ronnd--Ryan fairly knocked down
by Sullivan.
Seventh round-After sharp fighting,
both being severely punished both fell to.
gether.
Eighth rcund-Ryan knocked out of time
by sullivan.
In the ninth round Ryan failed TO com,
to time, and the fight was declared in favor
OF Sullivan.
Time of the fight 26 minutes.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT
AT exactly two minutes of II O'Clock the
men toed the scratch and shook hands
for the first round. Both men
spared cautiously for an opening
Ryan led with his right, fell short catch.
| ing as return hot one from Sulliyan's
left on the face. Exchanges then became
short and quick. Sullivan finally Knocked
him down with severe right-hander on
the cheek. Time. 30 seconds.
Second round-Sullivan at once rushed 10
to the ropes, wien he went to grass. Time
Cf round. 70 seconds.
Third round-Ihe men came together
with rush. Sullivan, after making three
passes, Knocked him down with terrible
right-hanGer on the chest Time, 4seconds
! Fourth round-Ihe men SPARED for per-
haps q second or two, both feinted. then
Sullivan went for Ryan's face, Furnishing
his man, letting go his leit which.caughi
Ryan on the jaw, Ryan closed with him ant
they wrestled for fail which RYAN won
falling heavily on his opponent. Time, 3,
seconds.
Fifth. round-This was a repetition o
the above, both men closing ant
putting in their best licks
the tacks OF both beinl
conhnc ., the face, Rvar succeeded II
bringing sullivan To BIS knees at tffctfOse
Sixth round-Sullivan came up smiling
but 1t was evident that Ryan was no
| NiAN shiNiliiE bAl WIS SDnleWll
afraid of his antagonist. The KNOWN,
ones declared he was whipped man
Sullivan host no time. bu
went into win. RYAN however, closed ant
got him acrOssthe bu,tock and downcd him
| Seventh roprd-This round was shor
one. The men closed and the fighting wa
continued for q few seconds, when RYAN wen
to grass, a wreck. Sullivan came TO hi
corner smiling. Ryan, however had tn,
grit TO come up for another round.
Eighth rouHd-The men on call of Tim,
came up promptly. Ryan was decided,
weak, but he made gallant struggle
Sullivan fought him all over the ring int
the umpire's corner and over thu
ropes. Getting off the ropes, he 90
IN singing blow square on his nose, befor,
they ceased Slugging then commence,
ana continued until Ryan wa,
forced into his corner and
rallied, but went down on knee ant
hand. A Ssul was looked for. bu
though Sullivan had his hand
raised 20 strike he restrained himself anc
! Ryan rose. Both men were retir
ing 20 their corner when tho
seconds of each called. and the men re
spending, came together. They closed
then clinchei. and after 4 shor
struggle, both men went down
| NlHln TOutN-hNan tailed 10 CONT
to the scratch and the fight was awarded Il
Sullivan,
Ryan and Sullivan were visited aitel
they had gone to their quarters. Rvar
was lying in an exhausted
condition on his bed badly dis
figured about the fnoe. his uppe,
lip being cut through and hi,
nose disigurcd. lie did not move, but Lay
painting. Stimulants were giyci
him to restore him. He /,
terribly punished about the head
AT the conclusion of the fight Sullivan
ran TO his quarters at lively gait
laughing. He laid down for awhil,
little out Of wind, but there was moi
Ia scratch on him. lie chatted
pleasantly with his friends.
The fighting. was short, sharp and
decisive on Sulliran's part throughout
Ryan showing uneasincss after the first
forty-seyen,h Congress.
SENATE.
WAsniSGrsS, February 7.-Reports upon