The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-14
KNOCKED OUT.
Badly Ryan the Latest Victim
Of Sullivan.
SOME GENUINE sLUGGING.
Particulars OF the Match In San
Francisco on Saturday Night
Other News Notes.

EuTEal Vas mduc yesterday Dy the
So.iet7 for the Suppression of Vice, to
Mayor Bartlett, to have him withdraw
the license granted for the Sullivan
RYAN glove contest tonight, but the
MAYOR declined to take further action
ii the matter. Owing to fashionable
entertainment given tonight in the
Grand Opera House, for the benefit of
tie Charleston earthquake sufferers
the managers of the contest have ar
ranged that Sullivan and Ryan shall
not appear until IL o'clock, so as 10
Eve those who attend the Charles
Ton benefit entertainment an op-
portunity of reaching the pa
yliOn in time to witness the
sullivau-Ryan performance. The men
vii fight with four-ounce gloves and
under revised Queensbury rules. the
agreement being that the winner shall
tske IS per cent and the loser % per
mt Of the gate money. Pat Sheedy,
Sullivans manager, SAYS to-uight's
match will not last fifteen minutes;
thar Sullivan intends 10 knock Ryan
out 50 suddenly that he won't even
! give ne police a chance TO interfere.
a great bulk of the male population is
on the tip toe OF excitement at the
prospect of q clean Knockout, and
Although the Charleston benefit fund
msy not suffer, il would perhaps have
been well for it had the double event
no. occurred on the same night.
A. early as O'Clock the doors OF the
pavilion were besieged by an eager
crowd impatiently awaiting admission.
When al last the doors were drawn
i ole1 the rush TO obtain good seats was
90 great that many people were badly
. crushed, if not seriously injured. When
al acre inside, the pavilion contained
g0o1 people. Sheedy was surprised.
lie says ne never saw such house be-
fore except once in Madison Garden,
New York. He estimates that the re-
OeipJs VII reach SI2.00).
AT 10 o'clock the proceedings we're
gIlITeled by a tremendous crash on the
lsi, gallery. 4 lot of men had climbed
upon a number Of show cases used for
exhibits In their excitement over the
round between June Denis and Jim
Hall, two negro boxers, they toppled
ne cases over, smashing them to
PIECES and badly cutting a boy on the
he and hands.
There we're
TIE USUAL PRELIMINARY sET-Toos
Between local celebrities, after which
LeBiauche, of Boston, and Jim Carroll,
Of New York, who came out with Sulli-
van. put in an appearance. LaBlanche
hsc = lame right nand and did not use
It. Tie 6rst round was pretty exhi-
b.tll OF sparing; the second was a
little more serious. LeBlanche caught
Carroll 1nder the Jaw with his left and
sent hin spinning 10 the corner. The
third and last round was q guy" all
run . no lot
Car oil get IL on him with his right
and 20 the great amusement OF the
audience vent heels over head on q
7 bl.s-asuded sem 2 Its JUST as the
tOlnI was over One OI me doors OF the
pavilion was burst in and about seventy
outsiders rushed in.
after the local and other pugilists had
IL.sle-, there was a wait OF nearly
three quarters of an horr. The patience
Q. he audience became exhausted.
Whistles and groaus had been conhnu-
oCs until al last the conclusion was
reached that something had happened
. ole OF the principals. Billy Jordan
di1 bis best to keep the people quiet
By :e-,ing them be had just re-
esveC word that the men would
Be 1e-e in few minutes. This, after
F1,!e, became an old story, and cries of
chestnut" were hurled at him from all
corners Of the building. AT lilo the
40 hGd not yet made their appearance.
Exactly at II II the two stars, Sullivan
sl1 Ryan, made their appearance.
Ryan was first to trip lightly up the
ssiFs of the platform. as he slipped
On his coat, he was loudly cheered.
sullivan quickly followed, and was
Erected with deafening applause. Cap
an Hiram Cook, of this city, WAS
k-g>Eu nanTcf Mnrubu time
tspsr for Sullivan, Charles Smith time
tss2sT for Ryan. Five minutes went
y before the men took their corners,
el2 another four elapsed before time
sS called. After shaking hands the
NO men spared for FIVE seconds for an
o.el!nE. when Ryan suddenly let out
Nh his right, catching Sullivan on the
rslt cheek. Yells of Good for
gaddy, were heard all over the house
from tais moment, both fought saw
SSsrr, Ryan leading throughout. Ryan
-y-o77ed up with another right haGder
" tie cheek and attempted ID
t-lE -p with stomach blow
~ -e-, short. For the first minute The
gi'I.s as so severe that Ryan then
,s5il 10 show signs of failing wind,
- Sullivan took advantage OF TINS
SO made a rush at Ryan. when both
~,ached, but were quickly separated.
second rOund-Ryan again forced the
tsAcns. but with less apparent effect.
t-y-ga he reached Sullivan's face and
sSay several times. He had lost some
as powers through becoming
g. .le9 Sullivan, on noticing this
sar.ed 10 force the fight
o SUI leading. reached Ryan, who
.,S-aiered Intellectually. sullivan
zen again reached for him and landed
,Jly Glow, which dOwned Ryan amid
% cheers. This was repeated twice.
=! an essayed the tactics of clinching TO
e the punishment, and al the end
ne round il was apparent that
Ian chance for a victory was gone.
ne third round was a regular
-s'ns match. Sullivan being IN
Ter wind, forced the fighting frCcl
~, start, but both men showed signs of
5 Lesvy punishment. After the third
sSSs Sullivan sent IN q terrific right