Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-28
SPORTING EVENTS.
Two Festherweights in San FranciscI
Put Up a Long and Stubborn
Fight For a Purse.
A We'll 1etched Psir-A Fight What Ii
Likely 10 fan Thrcugh-A xemous
PAGER Khuught To BE Dy;pE.
a Fsnthetweisht Fight

San ERAECisCo, Nov. N.-Seatner-
weights J1ck R.rlie and Tommy Warren
met at the rocmt OF She California Ath-
letic clpo last rf2ht, sed fought for o
parse Of SI055: According to stip-
ui.iiors tr= men entered the
ring s. lib pounds and both
appeared in * :elICnt condition. When
H>vlia arrived nere from the esst fur
weeks ago he weighed lS5
pounds, sn3 It WAS only by
severe cou-se Of training
nat ais weight WAS reduced 70 tie re-
qu.red STANDARD. Before the fight wis
called the betting wss not very heavy,
sud The odds Cfsrei was generally IN
f>vor Ct Warren. The crowd began to
gssLer St the ollb rooms
long oasOie the hour ees for the
dgst, ana oy ire sj1ne the pugiiists en-.
tered the ring there WAS probably 1000
persoas present. Hiram Cook OF this
city was referee. TIE contestants en-
terad tie ring together, and were euthus-
iastlcally received. Time WAS called 81
s:l5.
warren opened the fret
round By pusniug Hsvlin to the
door. The latter quickly regained
his feet and an interchange OF light
blows followed. Warren had the best OF
the round Throughout. and succeeded in
getting Il several good blows
On the beginning Of sec.
Dad round Warren planted
seYsrsl telling blows on HsTl:n's
face. Red spots appeared at once on the
isttef'S eyes emu forehead. Several
cirches followed, WIKI sharp infga:ing
In the third round Warren forced the
lighting and DRIVE Havlin TO the ground,
raining blows or HE head. Hlvlin got in
SEVERAL blows, which did lot seem to
Torry Warren much.
The fourth round opened with the
sharsest kind OF Il ghting, which WAS KEEP,
up u1til..lhe cloee. Warren led with one
hAnd sitter the other and kep: H&viin NOV
ing Ill sroVnd the ring. He also
succeeded in starting blood
freely from H.vlins' noae. and
3y tae time the round cloeed Hkvlln's
lace and body were covered with blood
Havlin WAS Knocked down twice in this
rouod by terrific blows on the head.
The nex.tWo rounds were Tepetitions Of
tie former. Ta2feu followed up everJ
advance he gained, and made Hsylin
stSgger under bis blows. l! WAS plEir
the latter Was getting groggy sid cfsred
DuE llstsS EScIcsA-.Sc' OLCO- ScHtiH0So "
h5w from his nose and also from hi
under his eye.
In the seventh round, however, HRVliE
appeared 10 grow ffesher. He caugh'
Warren two Ugly blows on the neck. BE
slso began to try Warren for wind, hui
gained very little advantage. Ths fight
progressed with various sue.
cess ard HGYlin appeared dur
ing the 1eX5 few rounds K
torecoveripg. He struck ssvagely Al
warren, gu. generally fell short, rs the
latter ERved himself by getting AVE-
quickly.
Ia the thirteenth round the men clinchet
sai Hsvlia was thrown roughly to th'
floor.
Havlin did but little In the next few
rounds. Warren continued to hSve thu
best OF toe G n! and when 81 opening c.
cured ne would seed In hard one o.
HaVl.n's hesd.
In tee eiEhseentn rcuad Haylin was
znoc8sd against tas ropes and clircf
followed. Warren tasn threw Havli1
hesrily to the floor. Loud cries CT fou
were heard, but the claims was not al
lowed.
In The nineteenth round HAvlIn led GU
sAvsgeIy three times, end each tint
caught Warren we'll en- the chin or in tb'
eye, which caused blood to foW.