Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-14
KNOCKED OUT.
KNOCKED OUT.
Sullivan Paralyzes Paddy
Ryan.
A SHORT BUT SHARP FIGHT.
San Francisco Fashionable People
Show Their Appreciation of
the Manly Art.
SHORT BUT SHARP FIGHT,

SAN FRANCISCO, November BAN appeal
was made yesterday by the Society for the
Suppression OF Vice, to Mayor Bartlett, to
have him withdraw the license granted fol
the Sullivan Ryan glove contest to night
but the Mayor declined to take further nc
ton in the matter. Owing to fashionable
entertainment to be given in the Grand Op-
era House, for the benefit of the Charleston
earthquake sufferers, the managers of the
contest have arranged that Sullivan and
Ryan shall not appear until II o'clock. SO as
TO give those who attend the Charleston
benefit entertainment ali opportunity OF
reaching the Pavilion In time to witness the
Sullivan Ryan performance. The men will
fight with four-ounce gloves and under the
revised Qneensbury rules, the agreement
being that the winner shall take seventy
five per cent and the loser twenty We per
cent of the gate money. Pat Sheedy, Sulli-
vans manager, says tonight that the match
will not last fifteen minu es; that Sullivan
intends to knock Ryan out SO suddenly that
he won't even give the police chauce to
interfere. The great ouIK oi the mafe pop.
the prospect of clean "kuock OUT and
although the Charleston benefit fund ma
not suffer it would perhaps have been as
well for it had the double event not oc-
CURED on the same night.
AS early as 7 o'clock the doors of the pa
vilion were besieged by an eagercrowd I'M
patiently awaiting admission; When at st
The doors were thrown open the rush to OBJ
tain good seats was so great mat many pee
iured When all were inside, the pavilion
.,- ntained niue thousan' people. Sheedy
was surprised. Hes says he never saw such
a house before, except once IN Madison
Souare Garden, New Yok. He estimates
that the receipts will reach $4,000.
There were the usual pr liminary set-toos
between local celebrities. after which La
Blanche, of Boston, and Jimmy Carroll OF
New York, who came out with sullivan,
lame right hand and did not use 1t. The
first rouud was a pretty exhibition OF spar
ring. The second was a little more serious.
La Blanche caught Carroll under the Jaw
with his left and sent hi n spinning to mis-
corner. The third and last round was a
"guy" all the way through. La Blanche let
Carroll get in on him with his right and to
the amusement of the audience, went
heels over head In a., back l,,,h handed
over. one of the side doors
of the pavilion was burst in, and about sew,
enty outsiders rushed In.
All ten O'Clock the proceedings were en-
liyened by tremendous crash in the left
gallery. A lot of men had climbed upon. o
number of show cases, u ed Tor exhinits, IN
their excitement over the rounos between
June Denis and Jim Hall, two negro box
ers. They topp ed ne cases over. smashing
them to pieces and badly cutting boy ON
the face aud hands. After the local and
other pugilists had finished there was Il
wait of nearly tbree-quarters OF an hour.
The patience of the audience became ex-
hausted. Whistles and ,, groans mao oesa ven
reached that something had h.,ppened 70
one OF the principals. Billy Jordan dld his
best to keep the people quiet by telling
them he had just received Woru tnat tne
men would be here in few minutes. This,
after awhile. became an Old story and cries
of "chestnuts" were hurled at him from all
corners OF the building. At ten minutes
mast 1; O'Clock the two had not yet made
their Appearance.
THE FIGHT.
Fxactly at fourteen minutes past II
O'Clock the two stars, sullivan ana
RYAN made their appearance. Ryan was
the first to trip lightly up the stairs OF the
nlatform. AS he slipped off his coat he was
loudly cheered. Sullivan quickly followed
and was greeted with deafening appisuse
Cant. Hiram Cook, of this city, was chosen
referee Daniel Murphy time-keeper for Sui
liyan and Charles Smith ime-keeper iar
Ryan. Five minutes went by before lne
men took their corners ana ahother iour
elapsed before time was called.
First r0unQ-AIleT Sudk hohuS e'hS w.
men spared for Ave seconds for an open
ing. when Ryan suddenly let out with nlS
right. catching Sullivan on lhe right cheek;
Yells of "Good for Paddy were hear1 al
over the house. from TINS monaehs a; ,hrouah uoin
out Ryan followed up with another rlgnt
handler on the cheek, and attempted 10 1oi-
low up with stomach blow, put zen snors ~
For the first minute the fighting was SO % Sc
we're that Ryan began to snow stsns oi os ib' 'his
and made a rush at Ryan, when poth
ciinched. but were quickly separated. A..
Sacona round pyen again forced the
fghtipg but with less apparent sHecs,
though he reached Sullivan's lace ana Dody
several times. He had I1ss sS,I1 SnIIivan va on On
noticing this started to force the ngne and
leading out reached Ryan VINO counseteu
Intellectually. sullivan again reaene1 ior
him and landed body blow wnich uowne
twice. RYAN essayed the tactics of clinch,
ing to avoid punishment, and at the emu OF
the round Ii was apparent that hyahs
chance for victory was gone.
THIRD ROUND.
This round was regular slugging match
Sullivan being in better wind forced tne
lighting from the start. put Do'h inen a.a.
showed signs OF heavy punlshMien. in ~ terrific ss
right handler on Ryan's jaw, whicn SEM nun
spinning to the ropes, Il clear Knock uoWn
The biow so ratified Ryan that 1t was with
some I'm difiiculty that he staggered to his feet let
He shook himself together and IN oaleo
way led off with his left for sullivsn,s isce sss
The latter stopped 1t prettily and an,s .mes
repeated his right handler on kyams
law. The blow was so Vlolent
and well-directed that Ryan went down as
II shot out OF a cannon. 1t was KNOCKOUT
Of the cleanest kind. Ryan laid on the moo, .a
utterly unable to move. The police rushed
in Int IL was too late, there was nothing
for them to do. The fight Was ended. SUI,
iivan waved the tIme-keepers back. SO as 10
see If Ryan had anything more 10, 20 say, n.y.
When time was called Ryan was SUI on
raised him up and carried him to his cor, 81,
ner. The crowd quickly dispersed. aiiiio