Evening journal., 1890-03-22

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&IES um was crowded /
~s'ofs. 1000 persons gain.
JACK mAuLiFFR ingadmission. TIL.
betting was brisk, the Carroll men demand
ing two for one, and much money wa
placed at those odds Previous to the con
test an effort was made to pass resolution |
instructing the board Of directors to Arrange
match between McAuliffe and Peter Jack |
son, but the club decided 10 leave the matter
in the hands Of the directors.
The Men Enter the Ring.
The men entered tho ring at 8 p m Nc
Auliffe weighed 1548 and Carroll 1850
Time was called at 9:05 In the first rouna
McAuliffe opened with rush, but Carol
escaped by dodging; he followed this IN
moment and reached Carrolps neck three
times with his right McAulitfe made an
other rush and again found Carrolps neck
the men clinched and the round eosed
Round 2-CarIoll opened by a rush on Me
Auiffe and Jagged his jaw several times
McAuliffe returned hot right hand blow
on Carrolls ribs aud followedIit up with
swing on the neck. Carroll countered with
a hard left on Macs jaw. The men then
spared cautiously till the close Of the round
~ Was Give and Take.
Round S-The men SPARED full minute
aud then Mac led out with his left, catching
Carroll under the chin, repeating II before
Carroll had recovered from his first shock
and a clinch followed Carroll then tried
hard swing, but McAuliffe lodged. In the
clinch that followed McAuliffe received a
sharp upper cut. Round A. McAuliffe
reached Carroll's ear with his right and then
gave him a vicious upper cut with his lett
McAuliife made half dozen terrific lnnges,
all OF which Carroll escaped by ciean dodg-
, ing until just before the round closed, when
he received sharp rap on the ribs eni i'm.
q mediately countered on McAuliife's jaw.
y Aner carroiI's jaw.
!. In round McAuliffe aimed for CARROLL
2 jaw, but received hard jab in the mouth
. which sent him down on his knae. He rose
at once and several rallies followed, il
which Carroll received a left handler in the
neck. In round McAuliifs again caught
Carroll in the jaw with hard right handler
and followed il up with two stinging blow
on the wind McAuliffe continued 10 PLAY
for his opponents wind, and reached ther,
. several times with marvellous rapidlty. II
' round McAuliffe continued to lead, bu
Carroll escaped punishment by clever dodg
ing There was some lively work at clos
range in this round.
McAuiiHe Rushes the Fighting,
Round g-McAulffe's advantage in reacl
had served him well so far There was an
other hot rally In this round, in which Car
roll brought a little blood from McAuliffe'
L forehead McAuliffe again rushed the fight
ing in round 10 and landed on Car
rolls ribs several times, though the blow
M were not hard McAuliffe had a narro'
escape from a swinging right handler whicl
y just grazed his ear. lie responded with
M terrific ripht hand on CAROLS jaw. Roun,
ll-McAuliffe opened the round with har'
left handler on CarroI's stomach, but re-
ceived in return a terrific jab in the mouth
McAuhffe then caught Carroll on the nose
and tho latter again countered on the neck
Fighting for Knock Out.
Round l2-There was a hot rally, in whic
a number of blows were exchanged. A cline
followed, in which the men fell heavily {
the floor, McAaliffs on top. Some terrih
smuggling at close quarters followed, unit
both men were very groggy. Carroll the
- scored clean knock down by landing 0
Macs jaw.
Round I3-Both men fought hard for
knock out, although they were very tires
q McAuliffo did most Of the rush, but just b
fore the round closed Carroll gave him
staggering blow on the jaw which almo
sent him to the hoor. Carroll seemed to
the fresher when the men came up for Il
fourteenth. They SPARED carefully; the
Mac landed with his left on Carrolls chez
the latter countering with light tap on Il
jaw.
Carroll Seemed the Stronger.
Round l5-McAuliff again found Carroll
wind hard just before the round closi
Carroll forced matters, catching Mac hea
ily ia the wind and again on the jaw. III
latter saved himself from further punis
ment by clinch Round l6-Mac land'
well with his long left, aud prevented Ca
roll from getting close enough to him to
much damage with his right Carroll nc
seemed to be the stronger man. Little W
done in this round beyond right hal
swing on CAROLS ribs from Macs rigt
Round II opened with short rally vii
the honors about even. Both men wei
evidently very tired and little else W
done during the round.
The men clinched in round ls, and as tn
broke away Carroll upper-cut Mac viz
ously, and then gave him several right al
left handlers which staggered him perce
tibly McAuliffe closed the round with
left hand punch on Carroll's mouth.
~ Mac Ducked Cleverly.
In round 10 Mac reached Carrolls ri
three times, but each time received shal
counter in the neck which staggered hir
In round q Mac got in two stingers on Ca
rolls neck and one on the ribs. In round
= Mac reached CAROLS neck again. Carre
struck short, and received staggeFer
the cheek from McAuliffe's right CaTre
attempted a pivot blow several times, b
q failed 10 reach Mac. who ducked cleverly.
D, Round 23-Carroll gave Mac left hal
swing fun in the mouth Round IN
landed hard on Carroll's wind twice and !
ceiv ed a hot one in the mouth
nIcAulife Wins.
The men now fought warily until roul
81, when Carroll showed great cleverns
lde aud punched Mac very hard. Mac seem
dazed and his blows lnoked forcs. koul
- 40 was quiet McAuliffe ended the hg
10 in round q after savage sugslng Dy knoc
ing Cgrron oat with blow IN the mcos