The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-11-16
After Twelve Rounds Warren is
Declared The Victor on
Foul.
kilrain and Herald Have q Short
and Bloody Encounter at
Herring Run.
The Police Interfere After The
First Round Has Been
Fought.

Louisville, Ky, Nov. s. Tommy War
rem Of Louisville and Patsy OLeary OF
Cincinnati fought twelve rounds near
Muldraugh Hill, Mead county, KY, this
afternoon for the feather weight champion
ship and 81 900 side, kid gloves, Police
Gazette rules. The fight was awarded
Warren on a foul allowed by O'Leary
leaving the ring in the thirteenth round.
A sp .ciai train with over 1000 people left
this city early this morning paying So
head to witness the fight. Representa-
ii -es from Cincinatti, Chicago and the
east numbering 500 were present and took
part In the betting which Was one
sided, the odds being offered on Warren.
TIL morning was sp Mt IN squabbling over
a referee. "Chlck" Cawthorn, of Louis
vile, was finally chosen and ut p. m. the
men, both in fine condition, lis pounds
each, stepped into the ring. Jack Millet,
of Cincinnati, seconded OLeary, and Ned
Merrill, of Louisville, acted for Warren.
TIME WAS CALLED
and O'Leary forced the fighting, tapping
Warren once or twice lightly.
The second round was spent In spar ing
and no blows were struck. Odds of two to
one found no takers.
Third round -O'Leary led several times
for Warren's face, and they elinched sew
eral times, Warren sparring for an
opening.
Fourth round-OLeary hit Warren in
the mouth, scoring first blood, Warren
countering heavily on his cheek and
moment later got in a heavy one on
O'Leary's neck. Both fought at short
length when time was called.
Fifth round-Opened with heavy slug
ging in the face on both sides. They
clinched and Warren chOked O'Leary, but
no foul wa allowed.
Sixth round Warren forced the fighting
from the start and punished OLeary ter
ribly in the mouth, he had the best of it
and OLeary's face was covered with
blood
Seventh round was lively one, Warren
led of, striking OLeary in the face and
receiving a counter on the body. OLeary
then made a rush and forced Warren
around the ring. When time was called
Warren struck him in the face and foul
was claimed. Warren did not hear the
time call and the foul was not allowed.
There was much excitement but the fight
went on
Eighth round opened with continuous
sparring and both clinched. Warren got
in good one on the mouth and received
heavy
COUNTER ON THE THROAT.
In the ninth, tenth and eleventh rounds
no material points were scored, the time
being consumed in sparring.
In the twelfth and last round, after |
opening cautiously, both men made rush |
and clinched. They were ordered to break |
away and as they did so Warren struck |
OLeAry heavy, swinging blow with his
right in the left jaw. A foul was claimed
by O'Leary's hacker and he
PASSED UNDER THE ROPES
and out of the ring. The referee did not
allow the foul, and OLeary was brought
pack The referee consumed fifteen min
ltes reading tine rules and decided that
)Leary had committed foul In leaving
he ring and awarded the fight to Warren.
Neither man showed much punishment
Narren's lip is cut and OLeary's face and
mouth show slight punishment. There is
much dissatisfaction over the result though
{ is generally thought Warren mada the
,est showing and would have won the
ight on its merits had they fought to a
inISh.
The special train brou hit the principals
nd spectators back TO the city at p. 10.
Warren returned to Indiana, and OLeary
S at the house of friend, but will return
o Cincinnati tonight
ANOTHER MEETING
etween O'Ieary and Warren is talked of.
though no disturbances or disorder occur.
ed during the day the crowd, as whole,
Tas tough one and unrully and nearly
II were armed, and while the referee was
eng selected spent the morning 10 target
hoOtiDg with their revOlvers. No effort
-as made to interfere with the fighters.
KILRAIN AND HERALD. I
Baltimore, Nd, Nov S.-FulIy $500
eople braved the cold TODAY and Journey
d five miles to the Jack Kilrain and
rank Herald spar at the Herring run race ;;
rack. The ring was pitched on the track ,
irectly in front of the Judges stand. The :
NO men were in splendid form, Herald
ripped at 176 and Kilrain at $50 a..
ounds. The sun was nearly down !
nen the pug,lists made their
ppearance and a brisk wind from the
Orthwest made standing on the bare t
round exceedingly unpleasant. When 5
Inc was called Kilrain at once began to j
Ork on the offensive and after few min c
les sparring got in three wicked blows on q
is opponents face in rapid succession, t
EACH BRINGING BLOOD. a
erald then made one of his furious rushes
At kilrsin lodged him cleverly and they =
9TH clinched, but in breaking away Xii
IN, by very quick movement Z
nded Herald squarely on his back in the = :.
'rneI where he lay bleeding from the =
Outh and nose and painting heavily when
e police rushed through the ropes and Il
DpDed the fight Kilrain was not topeb h