Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-15
BHAS7LY BRUTALITY.
lack Dempsey and the Marine Fight
Thirteen Rounds Ia Fifty
Nice Minutes at Rye,
u Was "Manrull,p Fought, il was q
"FAir Deal" aud the Kld.Gloyed
Gentry Witnessed t.
"Details 81 tho Moot ain,ei, nlepdy haA
scaudalous rrlsetlshs in ,he
Annals III ,he Ring,

FmrMili,
NEW NORN, March ~ rhUsh who VII.
aessed ihe encounter to-day designate IL.
the greatest mldaowolaht Ngh, oa
record ltwas fought at n'ciocg THIS
morning az Rye, just OH the hnnler line
hotweea New YORK ana Connections. The
contestants wcrc George i.elllancho OF
BOSTON aud Jack Dempsey Of New York.
The stakes wcrr $1,000 Side, aud about
a Neutrality-suspicious. pmso mado ~ by
certain hotablc gentlemen Of ,hls city,
Jack Dempsey was The winner ihlgscen
desperate rounds heing bitterly contested
aud Il Ia declared that 4 hitter aud more
maululb fought ilght was never wit
messed Thulc were about forty pcrsons
present, lncludiog ,weu,y.elght momhors
oi tho New York Racquet club. The chhi
difficulty Experienced by the managers
OF the 0ght was 60 hoodwmk those
who were watching FOR itand utuughsn
who were bent on being present Ca mar
the fairness OF operations In tins they
succeeded In tho nrst place tho mcn
were put ON board o large propeller
whith proc ednd far MP North rlvor theu
took the remainder Vt the guests on
board and steamed for the battle ground,
about twenty-five miles away, which was
reached IN good season. The two plln-
cipals slept Tor few hours aud the gen.
ncnlon amused thtmsclVes as host they
couid on board The steamer
Tho ring was pitched promptly and
those present sioOh around u. The two
Rlodia,ors stripped ana were rubbed
down before the spectators, aud "rho
Marno, ~ LuBlanche ls caleh pnt on
q pair Of blue trunks and dark hghtlng
Shoes Ills stockings. according 20 his
own custom, were rolled dawn, luaying
hls calves bare Jack Dempsey vote dark
hose aud white guiters, A bntterlooking
m0u than "rhc Marinpn would have butu
hard 20 ilnd tie WAS rot quito ag tan M
Dempsey, but llr weighed few pounds
more llu turned the beam At lisi
pounds Dempsey looked trlfo less
quiet, but was equally az calm. Demp.
acy's weight WAS liib pounds
John OiNril was chosen rnlefee and
two well-dteoaed swrils Vera tlmc-
6erpers nne % The bost-known mem-
hcfs Of the Eastern Athletic club made
tho following brief speech 10 tho men
OF Qucensbury rulus with light gloves
You viii break AZ The cali Of tne refcme
make no noise and 30 SO your corners
When either oi gou lmneks the other
down you VIII vail nnlil the referee d.
cldcs whether the hllin0 piAU Is d0ne 10
or not Now then shake hands,n
The mon went hnck "a their corners
and after donuing brown light kid gloves
were summoned 70 the troy by the referee
with these words HAra yeu ready2
Tlmen
Rouud one The mon faced each other
cody and doiormnedy, Dempsey stand.
Ing remarbably high above his adversary,
who was compact, lithe and lcsontely
bent on being ih0 AgQreSapr, Murine
titled little Que Win his right, landing
on Dempey'R breast. THIS was not very
effective, but was swiftly followed by
another with bis right on The idbs nnd still
w another with his left fnll on Dumpsey's
breast, which sent him bnUk against the
ropes Then Dempsey shifted round and
tried to change the Mnflun's tactics viii
iuints with his leit which, how.
eyer. ala NOT cneck tho advance Of
u. Blanche, until Dempsey succeeded Ia
putting IA Htinger on his antagonist
neck. This stopped him for an instant,
then seemed 70 anger him, and gathering
hinisell together, he went for Dempsey
with both hands straight. AMI vigorously
landing his right on lhe N0w Yofkcr'e
ribs, making a scrlou. abrasion Of The
y Kin Tins was called and the men went
O. their corners amid q qulstude simply
phenomenal
Hound tWo Marine waa np brlskly,
aud started ia % force the hgbiiug, No
looked aud ielt confident Dampsey
smiled as 81 old, aud cams iAuDtlly %
The scratch. Marine, bent upon effective
work, rushed his man against ie ropcs,
administering kcvpfe hOdy-blOws, which
we're always coOntHrfd by Dompscy with
bis left Tho round ended Ia nObOdy's
fayOr. IndeS Rns 0Bid b. BE- that "it's
ansbody'H Dght,p with slight upward
tendency 10 Marine stock
Round three Murine was again lively
at the scratch and commenced lighting
~ once His object eyldtnty was ~
drive Dempsey inio his cOnef aud fnlnrh
h,n az short Distance lifWae pg.thllY
gucceksful NJ lot 20 biz iighEat he
heAd, it vas short bat Nct hDme VIII MS
he, sonndlng thNack On nemptfJ's
body. The latter broRe gfound and ~
sOlyed 10 change his tictics ne bpfaihe
very HHii.y, and, like = clsger general, az
once y, gan te Play Tor Matinee ryce, 10
the hope ~ pllDdlug him Ia tiIe course
81 lhla ronrd Dpmpsey pfogtd hlnfeHa
margrions boxer, great ingilciaD aud q
game fellow Marine dropped
hit hcad VI hn attempt " dtlifef hls
rgnt On Dempsyis ipgllaf but was
ahOrl, aud cauggt Htsfe npirf tgi ia
The face Nhica df0N elafet ifpm hls nose
aud ais. tl9gd Wus claimed aua allowed
for DfDpseY.
Round four MaFiue very strong. gefi
aggressive but canid MOI Eet nome
biA rl4ht % DemDsty's nees iie i9feri !
re nahiias ahd ffied h8fd "a ~ ilis Hle'
np. Nc hit DeMptay several iieift pi ihe I
bqdy nadhnnpy hey fliaclnA % i.lf gpi
sna broke " lbe FeieterH gilifr ilefg
Alter Dempfcf gpt lnnlff fAe1i 'fis
baganr- % lrlilacche'B face pIgi lSifsn a /
very iafge mouse o. ne Flshs 9e
round l)empN'y sud LeflapeAH
came t1Re,hef bike Two praiiie bua4lefs,
n nas nipe amt take, ana AZ iliA elssf Y
was seau lh;t che murine lbti "a very bas
fni ga NJ loft GlltpA.jyAe, ifulf Wllelljhf
blood steamed doWn OYER ~ breast
Time MAS ealirG and 5aih men Nent n
ihesF coWere
IloDnds ~, sgen Had eight wege clsf.
HctcFlxeh ~ such ci0ss rshl,nG that y
was almost inlpCe8ihls ~ tFll 1895 hpN "
Kt4id al end The Mafipea lace var
sai,ftf and beedltR epplpgsIy. ~ efnt
nllt 4 fft9eh ar fseus which showed iHtE