Telegram-herald., 1886-06-24

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las usual appearance wonderfully.
seventh rouud-Llas assumed tlt a.
gFossIEe aud Ala fea tWo 1e4gt
blows ID Tie laae tsA retail
laIel with interest on lloSs negk
AID shoulders Goa once more cu1lle1
fell aDd breaking tle c.inch ihrsN hiu 30
tle ground This roaseG fels British
8load HI raiuea bloW after hiow on DloN
a 1o SEEMED ulabie a. profess himself and
aas driven aA arouud the ring, pa couse
4len2e lloW vas Erokgs ana out faf tel- 3
~eakness woall have been q Nn Fpea alan
fells blows though plentiful lad ne poser
behind taem. Tie hard Work of hitting Gov
lold sea him aua both men were terrible sras
- Time was called a. laey broke away
irom . weak cilneh
kishth kouud-CloN stepped up a. the
call 81 time lhs fresher af ghs two A smile
adorned hi, face as he watched Fell ap-
proacL With lBborec step. Glow al onae
commenced lighting and lfoye fell on o.
The ropes feii was Was weak aud seemed
unable 10 protect himself They clincle1
0n the ropes feii being underneath. Glow
repeatedly striking him a. he iaid
haif over ihe ropes. Cries ~ -ioai
were RAISED Fell woke up aud
aimed some terrific blows al Gov, huf the
latter dodged and they fsli harmless. A
clnch caused short arm nEhune and the
round closed with a heavy exchange oi
blows. Glow wa very grosgy.
The eight rounds being up and the tight
being anyb0dys 50 Tar, tae referees decided
10 continue the tight.
Ninth round-Clow opened with two
heavy blows on Fells face Ia fighting
followed producing heavy exchanges
decidedly ia favor of the brlusher. Glow
retaliated by a night and ieft handler GA
Fells neck and shoulder. Two short arm
blows by Fell caused Glow 10 clutch. A.
they broke Glow landed a heavy one GA
tells already swollen proboscis. The lion
came ont OF him and lac hit Glow naFily.
At the end of the round Fell was breathing
heavily, while his opponent was apparently
none the worse Tor the punishment.
Tenth r0und-fell started with
rush bat was met by
CLOVIS clever left. Both went in for hitting
but their blows were weak. Glow clinched
placing his arm around Fell's neck. Fells
blows became weaker. They clinched, and
IN the shuttle Glow fell 20 the grousd with
Fell underneath him. Heavy hiuing on
both sides followed Then "a clinch and
more good work by Fell. Glow aroused
himself and fought Fell 10 the ropes. pun
ishing him severely.
Eleventh round-Both were glad 70
spar for wind Glow leading with some
short blows. After clinch Glow forced The
fighting bat was met by heavy blows
Glow got his right 10 work twice with telling
effect on Fell's neck. The latters right fist
found it. way 70 CLOVIS neck To avoid the
onslaught Glow clinched and with one arm
around the latters neck, forced him 10 the
ground, trying 70 choke him in the mean
time
Twelfth rOund-Clow came 10 the front
smiling. Fels face appeared 10 be IN bad
shape and his left eve was fast closing up.
But be forced the battle. hitting Glow heav-
lily. In a clinch Fell tried 10 throw Glow in
similar manner 10 the one adopted by
him, but was not successful. Heavy hitting
brought another clinch from Glow aud
while exchanging blows Glow was heavily
punished The call for time found them
spsrring for wind.
Al tthe end Of the round the referees decided
the fight a draw. Both Glow and Fell
wanted 10 fight IL out The visitors were
dissatisfied and cries Of "hipp0drome,'
Put up jOb.' were INDUCED in by many
present. The visitors 20 the fight Yesterday
came 10 see a fight 10 a finish but the imbe-
cile action of the referees made them be-
lieve that the affair was pre- arranged.
Curley set a good example, a. did CLOVIS
seconds by shouting and Offering
dINA1t 10 tAtlI man Nlllt NANtilEs AAWN
was a surprise 10 many. His powers Of
standing punishment when be received IL
and bis continual avoidance Of the same
beng generally admired. Fell was unin.
iured bat for his bruised face. the rest of his
body being clear from bruises. Glow on the
other hand was badly bruised about the
body but bore no marks worth speaking Of
on his face.
Glow seldom assumed the offensive during
the fight and acted IN lisiless way through
out Fell worked hard in fact he over
worked himself CLOVIS dodgng procivi-
ties rendering many of his hardest blows
useless. Opinion is divided as 20 who
would have won had the fight proceeded
Many believe that Glow would have ont
STAYED Fell Had Fell compelled Glow 10 do
more work the result might have been more
in his favor. Fells rushes were stopped bv
CLOVIS left nearly every time. From CLOVIS
continual clinching il is believed be tried -
lose the fight on a foul. An old sportsman
who was present SAYS that he did not fight
bis hardest and that be can beat Fell II he
likes with ease. Fell is anxious 20 fight
him again. The spectators showed their
disapproval Of the action Of the referees IN
declaring the fight draw and IL is believed
10 have been a pre-arranged thing between
the hackers and the referee % divide the re
ceipts. No officers appeared 90 interrupt
the proceedings. The arrangements for the
fight were excellent over $50 was taken
at the gates