Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
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SAN FKAxcrsoo. NAY 22--It was IL O'Clock last
night before the span1ng exhibitions between
local celebrities at the rooms OF the California
Athletic Club were concluded. AZ that hour yca
NcAullfYe, the champion heavy weight OF the Pa
enc coast and Frank Glover, the wen-known
pugflist OF chicago stepped over the ropes 70 oe-
purse OF si.sso offered by the California Athletic
Club After the usual preiminarfeS time Was
called The men spared cautiously ior q faa
minute, when McAullffe led out strongly with his
right hitting Glover on the neck and sending him
down amid the applause OF the spectators be
euI st S1 nss ,ee, q sneSee sns iolowe
In quick succession, when the round closed
10 the firth scAunre got In light blow on
len handler In the face, throwing him back. Nc
Auiine returned with blow on the body and
Glover Glover again got In ON his face. AcAulifies nose
Glover got IN a hard one with his lert on Nc
Ausne's face In the ninth. The round closed with
Che SIDE OF Glover's right eve. making a Gu. from
which hight stream of blood began Ia Gov. The
tenth round was decidedly In the san Francis
coans favor Very little hitting was done In the
next three rounds McAulire struck Glover on the
rapidly.
EACH NAN eoEs DOWN
Glover forced the rghting In the fourteenth and
got In two hard ones, one on the nose and the
wenl anx1 20 1ne n stomach Sn IN ,e seen,a goyss
next round McAulific fell under push Glover
appeared 10 gain advantage al every clinch. His
eye was beginning "a close, but with this excep-
tion there seemed 20 BE- little change In the men AZ
tne Close OF an hours nghting.
Ihe lwenty-thlru proved 20 be the most spirited
ROUND SO far. NcAuline pressed his antagcnist
INTO tne corner aud against the ropes. and in the
meantime pounded him severely. Glover TOOK the
punishment well, but was noC able 10 return the
blows.
GLOVER GROWS WAX.
IN the forty-fOurth round. however, U became
apparent that Glover was growing weak fast. Nc
Aulne struck him a terrible blow and Knocked
MN down under the ropes. This was repeated
twice IN the same round, ana the third time he
iell on MS lace Just as time called. The light
seemed 10 De ended here, for Glover lifted by
his seconds, and fen into his chair like log
Nhen Time was called, however, he came forward
pluckily, ana received rouslng cheer from the
spectators
In this round McAulire did all the rghting,
get knock-down- Glover stood up well IN the
orty-sixth ana forty seventh rounds and sue
ceeded In getting In a hard one McAuires ey q.
HARDLY ABLE 10 STAND, But STILL GANE
Some OF Glover's ovef-sangulne admirers cried,
Hell win yet" but the forty eighth round showed
that all hope was gone. McAunfe knocked him
down. and when the chicago man arose for The
forty ninth he could barely stand. AMER short
period OF sparring McAulife struck him twice ana
then lanaed terrific right-hRnder In his meek,
which sent MIN 20 the floor. where he lay on his
back Ike a dead man and failed 60 rise when tint
was called. The forty rounds were fought IN
three hours and nfteen minutes. Glover weighed
In at lao pounds and Nc cAulie something over ZOO