The sun., 1884-10-26
A TERRIFIC GLOVE FIGHT.
TWO SPARRERS BArLY USED UP N
FIVE RAFTING ROUNDS.
Mccoy ana McDeuala FsMmel Each Othev
UsssrsiTW,iy-AA Ne DsnalA Gets Mach The
Worst or u, but Wins che Battle m . Fsul.

Mccoy ana MeDe.aIA Ps~.el Each 0tAes
UsMsrsiTW,iy- Ne Dsnala Gets Mach The
Worst orN. bWt Wins che Battle . Fsul
P1rTsBuRdrr, Oct. 25-Charlcy Mccoy OF
sharpbure and william Mcdonald OF Pennsyl-
vania avenue fought the most terrific small
glove night yesterday afternoon. that has
taken place In this State since glove hghting
began. During tho past two or three weeks
several attempts have been made to get these
two rugilists together. Last week Mcdonald
obtained $50 forfeit from the Mccoy party.
On Friday another match was made. Tho
Mcdonald people put up 800 toward bot
OF $500 that their man would knock Mccoy out
in six rounds. Ousensberry rules with small
gloves. J. c. Dean OF Natrona. Mccoy 3 backer.
agreed to these conditions. and covered tho
900 forfeit. Yesterday afternoon the whole Of
the stakes was made good. A quiet room In
the city was engaged. and sixteen persons. in
cluding tie principals and seconds. were all
that were lot In.
When the fighters stripped both showed fine
muscle. though Mcdonald looked inferior In
condition. besides being much lighter than his
opponent He weighed 145 pounds. while Nc
Coy. who was never In better condition In his
lifo. turned the scales at 164 pounds. He Was
the first man who fought the now famous
DomIiinick n McCafrrey. and was easily defeated
No ring was formed. but three wooden posts
II the centre OF the room denoted the limits Of
ar~ the oher ne the fns an% the sSa
twenty a!e- -foot space was given to the men.
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and san aSs
Mccoy would not DO knocked out.
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@ 'Hfsfs . sT could not
win. hs Mccoy, though frarfny battered, showed up
quite fresh tni strong. The little one wa. as game
lion One OF The most desperate struggling rounds
seen now took place. The smashed bat
tered each other at half enR, round and round
the room almost NIL the round Al the call of time they
were nearly asieiple.s as children and each sank
nose, and discolored ribs.
RoySn '1NScoT wa. much The trs.hsr man when
a. his ,e opponent with the erccuess of wild animal
ngcd to bring fresh streams of The crimson from
HctOy's mouth ana Uoss. Mccoy, like mhdman,
placed both Ills nsts together. rushed
agey mt. ni AsD3nad Mo md forced him round
delivered a most terrific ft-hander on McDonaIda
right The little one fell heavily the icor The
blow seemed 20 knock him senseless MeCoy followed
and hit him with his right i"
Foul! foulr' yelled the crowd. After Nc.
Donald had been carried to his chair aud twd
or three embryo fights had been suppressed.
consequence OF McCoy's foul.