Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-10
PACIFIC COAST.


PACIFIC COAST.
Ruxfliso In the hay City.
San FRANCISCO, Jan. 8.-LOnQ befor,
the houR announced for the commence
meHt OF the Mace -Slade exhibition
glove tight. the doors of the Metropoli
tan Temple were besieRed by q m0tle,
crowd, which completely blocked up thl
approach TO the entrance. So great VA
the enthusiasm that full 1000 peopl.
were unable to gain admission. Early
IN the evening . rush was made fol
choice seats, and all available points oI
observation were called into reQuisition
Livery sphere Of society was represented
A large number Of capitalists and dis
tlnguiahed members Of the city oocu.
pied the front seats.
The evenings amusement commenced
with set-tO between
HARRY AND JACK MAYNARD.
Both commenced operations with lively
work, Jack leading heavily with his left
on Harry's nose, and dong good vorh
with his right on his ribs. After spar.
ring cautiously for short time Harry
with a heavy blow, receiving q
terrific counter full In the fase. From
this time until the conclusion Of the
round, Jack fought him all over the
stage.
Round d2-Commsnced with short arm
hitting, in which both men did excellent
work. The enthusiasm was unbounded
when Jack, leading with his left, car
omed On Harry's nose, and quickly
struck backwards, almost lift
ing Harry of his feet. The mon were
winded.
Round 3-Harry cut out work by
several hard blows on Jack 8
head, and following tho advantage with
two severe counters on the lattef's stom-
sch, and at one time getting his head in
chancery. Jack. replied with another
back blow which sont Harry against
The wall with terrific force.
Several minor matches followed. in
which considerable amusement was
caused by the queer antics of tho spar
rers.
PALMER AND FRAME.
The set-to between Tom Palmer, Of
London, and Frank Frayne, Of New
wv. ~ ~L' ~: Dsu
o0ns Doa .,I Les.y wSkaa.s, a Sno ~ Tnon '..ne ~
80 90: 0a,seI lssr .oukus as;I Io'.y an Cvot sns
LIZ; S uouk i .o. .o .: D.o"S s: aols sIo
loau nnu sovoi 1 D"i .'o olIn0noI' An
blow oyer the right eye, and shortly af-
,er, leading at Ffayne with his left, re-
,eived a strong right hand counter ON
he nose. Frayne also had q swollen
'yo. AZ Tug iass .oullo tue m9n, sstunG
% tno nIeness pi.cn, PuMmehnR eacn
,...c. ,.ra ui'l. ~ ss0y s.".n - oaIno s ~ O'vso -
duar.ols, ano 'no LoIn1 1uuou ~ Dy
1aai;n0 r;aht and i"st horS.- r -,
Palmer's eve.
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lmmediateIy after sne last set-to Billy
Jordan, master OF ce.emonles, Stepped
forward ana stated tnat Tom 4cCor
mick challenged either owen Judge or
Pete LaWler, both puRlllsss, 20 n9hs or
spar. The audience roared itself hoarse
and finally IAwlor advanced 70 the
stage and an intermisslon was declared
until the men stripped. Inc greatest
excitement prevailed when tho men put
n an appearance. Wearing sofe gloves.
Lawl0r led on with q singing blow ON
McC Cormick's nose, quickly followed by
! heavy right handler ON his ribs. Mo
CormiCk kept away. missing with his
eft and letting out his right on Lawlor's
shin and receiving q crusher in his
Round both spared cautiously,
McCormick RestlnR IN weak olows On
LAVlOr'Q head, the latter COuneox102
heavily with his right.
Round 3-McC Cormick kept at long
range, leaving Lawlor to force the fight
M. honors being easy.
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powers; broad Che0ted, heavy, we'll
formed limbs, large hands, shoaRh small
wrists. ne looked hke neroulee.
6lad0 led on Dy n1ttlnR AA00 ON tn0