New-York tribune., 1884-10-14
McArTREY DECLARED vICTOR.
srRpRIsE OF MS FRIENDs-DIsGusr or MITCHELL
ApHERENTs-How THE POUNDING WAS DONE.

s,-rcp,sr ov ura rnrENDs-pIsGUsT OT MrTCHELLs
ApUrRFNrs-How THE POUNDING WAS DONE.
Charles Mitchell, the champion pugilist OF
England met his match last night In Madison square
Garden, and Dominick McCafrey. the big man from
pfrsburg was declared the winer OF one OF 'he
hest contested glove fights ever seen III Nc"-i''N'
The fact that the men were evenly matched as pos
sibe An size in conjunction with the fact that there was
bad blood between them served to attract 'ro"u -
nearly 1000 lovers OF the manly art OF sefdeieoe'
The doors of Madison Square Garden were ole"'u
al $50 o'clock. and the crowd posa"
at once 10 pour in Before $50 o'clock 40 mhch OF 'no
Garden as afforded good sight of the stage on Woh o
twenty four foot ring was pitched was nlied lhe uSui
hour and half Of wearisone round Of WIN s'
gloves club swinging exhibitions ana wreS'''hs "''o''
which always pfecede glove night was ehui'u WV"
fair amount Of patience 10y the assenblage ana "o"
few minutes after 10 o'clock, Mitchell "'u""'
panied by his second and hacker 'h"S
Madden appeared on the stage he was given hearty re-
eeption He was quickly followed by McoHhIcN' h''
second. " Billy Edwards aud Alt" lnnt' A'rf tho
men had been introduced 10y Bob emi'h the ""s'''
of ceremonies, there Was wransle pci"'oh N'"'"
Mitchell. hnckcr, and o'hrirn, WI" PUT UP 'n'
money for NJ, arry ~ Ia the appointment of io''''
-. - ,t,,e tecp,r They at last agreed john Meteor
mick OF me ,inrinndn enquirer ~ 'r''ioo "h' """
riummrr ns time kccp.r a., ...,.., ,,,, ,ho mon
,onh the crnir, OF the ring. Mctnnrry appeared ulW
| ,nncr than Mitchell aud weighed hAo rannd' % mpt'
e,H s vas nthrr slow in the first round MccanIcg w"c
| thc nr.t lcad. bat short aud Mic lN'N w. w.
| cnunicr Thcn there was u sctle' ui r,ll"u'-, ~
which Mitchell had ,,,h ,hs GN"".cSG .eSGne in hi'
egi with telling effect his opponent rms, p " w. w.,
Caifrcy cross counercd him heavily ON the sue VI '"'
| head. staggering him. . ,..... ut,chcV
made play the body with his ett ana anar T
several times but Mctafrcy generally sueceouc III ~. ~,
AZ Good ~ he got. Mitchell attempted W rush "" ,,,
twice aud wre.tled McCa6rcy asans the roPfs ooEs
he threw Ne, aIcy heavily against post hd II o
psif he hurt. He stood M ganely & ' y,
10 swing i'm his right Mitchell succeeded III euulhs ~.
| of the swinging right handlers; however anu ''' ~
did land did not have much enect. . a,,.,t,- f.,
I'm The third round after long range nEnliS ~
which Met atfrey rather got the better of IL iol 49,
and got down 10 hot hafarm work III wac MP t,'u -
| brtvccn them When ordered 10 Dtcah ""
| sngbt rather shv for a while, and there was
fine d. play Of hitting and stopping Me- s,irey
ING more on his left and getting III some cucctIN ",
on Mitchclrs body and face The round wa fauo~ % ~
Mitchell rushing ctaiircy against me rpl"@ fli
ng In blows nh rht aud left his head aud rnou''
hen time wa. called NcCaiirey VIA weak. anu ~ W. ~
with dif1cn nlty that Mitchell was maze 20 rtb
round Mitchell hcng the fre-hcrof inc l"1 II"
forced the fighting. however, ana WIZ W'H1.'
iro blood flo was weakening .rapI W. - 20"
W. ,t man, of bl. blows wet, Wild Mitchell did no
s,tn ado la tate nd dvaftugc of hi- oprnncn N'hh
uu, fhc end ~ the round ne rushed 1. hnl vhon ~"
was called the men were IN .un'n; iHii.
r@b bet cen them that ihcg could De indured 10 'io
"TThr How'd RI one, hcran 20 make iot me- door. 't
nf la .ociifDI and then to 'hc rrcH irp.i 9l n ID.
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