The sun., 1889-11-28

9 TO depart from the
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HQ shoulder for the Jer-
sss srsass' aa'i Il 1%Ss Wss Met Sf
~ WA dodging. In the first
MA place. and his terrific
Hy w on the jaw and breast
4 simultaneously, that
Ell earned for him the
contested battle
among men OF the
M class that has taken
k4 place. In this vicinity
' Sh at least. for years.
pon Of % ANYTHING reeuaF TheEs n Ss SHs sb n9 suf
Il for IaIi ami a minute that each was out to
SFsveaf agms the @06es ess Of repS!atiOn and to
IN sS9 SSHa s tSs
eSs H on tie bs ESs1 hs&
have won for him .countess friends rsh who
10 embark. Nolan had nearly everything
Sshe aaF @ade s BSaSe ei sn and Il he
had not bad HIS jaw broken he might have pro-
longed the thing to treble it's length.
The records ot the men are as follows:
Noa3 arrived r 1 in New YoEk early IN SeptSm
oeied lin % oveT ssats TIED him % with aoyes and
said he WAS G2od one Gene n backed him q,
S
out in no time. This was with two-9upce
bad engaged in on the other side before he
came to America. In England he made a first
SnG to back hm % against Sunc lie
4 loom ps un 5ss s In anS the s Of
POUNDS to Nolans 10 This one defeat same in In
ecompetition, in london. IN the spring Of last
Fl In 0qRGa HdFsr sRe
Nolan E did Edess up in three ioaSds &ser
that Nolan knocked out Davidson and Eddie
At
competition last year Nolan got tifst prize in
a GS sas and s al
Cal McGarlhy's record is known to all New
ssa ss%s twenty N odd na
peaten. His professional career began with
battle with Eugene Hornbasher, which no won
tlnHlns. he knoqEed out GeorGs Young Of
SreenP9int Of whom jack Dempsey and Jack
snd @ MSaFny 5sSSgh sG e sse ss aar from Pha
delphia-, His last fight was with Johnny Muir
ply. Jake Kiirain's prot6g5. in Boston. On
Esae e ePhS ad fcr m
until he broke his hand on Calls head,
match between the couple. was broken up only
SS5 R0 III %s oTRnSR s RSE s.sosS
McCarthy's handlers last night were, his old.
reliable friends. Tom Collins and Alex. Gal:
and Ed Bennett. and Jimmy MeCabo Kept time
in the city was accepted by both sides as ref |
cree without question. AS soon as the pre-
broaeh rom be6M oersa
even on MCCARTHY There was no taker. but |
aHa % The y SS h he TS Sst bet sSSt
a once, That was the way the wsGeriDs
started. but there was tremendous drop be-
The following is an account of the fight by
.HHfs First iRound-McCarthy led his left for No.
Win bis lsis ON on Gsfs sRosldsT. IAN and again again
STsd cm he ss bsx but rheS Soan s
Garthy's cheek with his left and a elinch 1i fol-
lowed. Nolan led In succession with hls LEFT. but
Just then hem Cal planted lett 6ander Under eah the
EEnEllsh%ans na Feht eye and drew S,. rst blood
% face. but te Cal T daefed % saecessfSllY @ " w r'n's
SECOND Ropnd-Nolan made two wicked
s@shYi mS adsSy S S sd s but faR na % s
Jaw that sounded all over the deck, Nolan was
Th RG BIT WnS S a. b as
S sndSef MSeaY o asRE CHANGED hS Ss snf got
boGoh ~ w iitblo uOuHiuR nlul-
e 4t's saaSht plump S6a
with the other hand on the opposite SIDE the the
crowd began to become Interested. An OFFER
on Nolan OF $50 to 500 was taken at this juno
0 h S With $ & S s started the
and left smash on the face. and directiy @ i k foi.
lowed that with opeot his oyerHRowertng double
got In q clever strike on Nolan's face. Nolan
landed his left cleyerly on Calls face, and
ssns6 as an Of "a si6 70 sS6 Was 80 mada
Fourth, ,Round-Nolan went qt Mccarthy in
sysb m 5 Ss
aleit- handler. Nolan camo back Eanely and
hlt his man on the face. neck, and breast in a
from the most orderly OF crowds. Mccarthy
touched iGche Up the Engishman's sore check and
Jaw. but Nolan fought back and had tue best OF |
the round; One to two was now offered and
Filth Hound d@McCarthy saw that he yas up
Eeyerthelssg; Nolan landed very hard three
times on Calls breast and neck, and MCCARTHY
the mouth. Nolan seemed to weaken for
MON moment 1 after @ the last punch. and Mccarthy
Without his T Lost. s and o received stisseT ON
ne ,he nose which spouied blood; Cal got mad at
knock down, as Nolan slipped, and lie. was up
VI VIZ IitIy ard raised bump on CsfS left chSek
ye aud that useful feature pulled down tho
SaisSdi U,iisSi it The blow must have hurt for Nolan
ume was called.
sixth Round-Nolan led with his right
htSeSS ifs previous % appesrSnee SS OF Of TsSSeRips
CSSptbxa CAV al gone but not, for long Nc
sr blow on the face and chest, getting
SS SSef one good one ON the nose and light ore
Ta,a M Ine cheek. Time was called when the boys
CsH,nr ~ Inch. AZ they bioke away Me-
stst'hE sSt sent in sounding wback on kolsns
iorH1sisaa Instantly every man on the boat pressed
SySrnSA4rd, crying. "Foull" 1t was manly
SlrsSisn SElna and there was not ono In II whose ad-