Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-12

ALONG TIE PACIFIC COAST.
Pat Killen Easily Whipped by Big
Joe MCAuliffe.
1T REQUIRED SEVEN ROUNDS.
The Salmon Pack In Alaska and on
the Columbia a Fail.
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nsoosD-us1osl
KILLEN WHIPPED.
Joe McAuliffe, the California Giant, Re
asserts Himself,

Joe McAuliffe, the California Giant, Re-
asserts Himself.
SAN Francisco, September 11th.-The
two giants, Joe McAuliffe of California and
Pat Killen, heavy weight champion of the
Northwest, met this evening in a finish
contest at the Golden Gate Athletic Club
rooms for purse of twenty-five hundred
dollars. Five ounce gloves were used.
This was looked upon as test of McAu-
liffe's ability, his friends claiming Won
derful improvement in his condition and
science, and expressing the hope of his get.
ting return match with Peter jackson, BY
whom he was defeated, should he
prove the victor in to-night's battle
McAuliffe is six feet three and one-half
inches in height, and weighed two hundred
and three pounds, and was in the finest of
condition.
Killen is six feet and half an inch in
hight. and weighs 1876 pounds. He looked
equally well.
Betting on the result was about even.
The principals could not agree upon a
referee, and decided to toss for choice. in
which killen won, and selected Mike Lucie.
AT 9:2o the men entered the ring. Nc
Abilities seconds were Paddy RYAN and
Con Riordan. Killen was looked after bv
Dave Campbell and Professor Anderson.
This relieved the anxiety that was caused
by the reports of KiIlen's rearrest for vio-
lating the ordinance which prohibits SPAR
ring exhibitions in places where LIQUOR is
sold, on which charge he was until to-day
under bonds, when his bondsmen with
drew.
The referee called time at 9:45.
Round 1. AS the men came to the GEN.
ter McAulitfe's natural advantages in
height and reach seemed to stamp him as
winner. The men spared for moment
or so when McAuliffe got in slight one on
Killen's face, which he followed with a
good one on the ribs, without return,
killen's leads being short.
Round 2. Killen came to the center and
made heavy right-hand swing at the
Californian's jaw, which the latter partially
avoided. They did but little fighting in
this round.
Round 8. McAu!iffe got in a terrible
right-hander on Pats jaw, which seemed
to dsze him. Joe followed him to corner,
administering the same heavy blows on
his body. The round closed in favor of
McAuliffe.
Round 4 McAulife, encouraged by his
advantage IN the previous round, started to
push matters. Killen kept close to him.
| trying for a swing. The round ended
without damage to either.
Round 5. McAulifie again rushed Killen
to the ropes doing great body work. Kill
lens blows seemed to lack steam. He
lead at Joe once, and the latter easily
ducked, Killen going full length on the
| floor. Toward the end of the round, Joe
got in heavy one on Killen's jaw, which
nearly ended the fight
Round 6. Killen repeatedly swung his
right without doing any damage. Nc
Auliffe followed him around the ring,
punching him in the face and bringing him
to the floor, where he took the time allow
| ance. Killen went to his corner very
groggy.
Round I. McAuliffe started in to finish
his man. He forced him to the ropes,
where he fell, and in half-raised position,
with one knee on the ropes, McAuliffe
struck him. He fell to the floor amidst
cries of Foul by his seconds. The foul
was not allowed, however, and the match
was given to McAuliffe, as Killen failed to
respond to the call of time.