The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-22
MAULIFFE VICTOR.
After Forty Seven Rounds Car
roll Is Knocked Ont.
ThE GREAT PRIZE FIGHT.


TIE Twelve 1howxnoa Dollar Rsree y
Wss ssfsre - Kssssshsssse
AsAsseee.
Sss YsAxs1s.o. March 2I--yo pugiiissis
event ever held tn this city created more IN
s<rezt than the contest nstwsen 1sex NC
AulfHs and Jimmy Cared ~ the asi'iosnia
AfhIetsc Club tonight.
Lovers of this eisss of sport had been
boxing forward 10 the event ever sfnee
NeAsaEifEs's arrival here sboat two months
Aec. when . snai settlement of the c0ndi-
fsons was agreed upon. and during ine
last lev weeks the coming Eight had svAx-
ened the keenest interest.
This was due In . great measure 70 the
large amount Of money at stake upon the
result The purse offered by the cun
amounted 10 5000. Of which 500 Vas 70 80
10 the loser. In addition 10 this sum each
principal hsd posted 5000 on the hight.
making the total sum which would fan into
fhe hands Of the vinnsr ST. 80
Before the terms Of The contest were
compasted. Carroll demanded that both
men should eight ~ f33 pounds. but Nc
Aulil9e declared thai he could not get down
10 that weight without injury 10 himself:
and IL Was finally agreed that the men
should weight In before the contest &C La
pounds.
A number OF sporting men arrived here
from Eastern points some time ago. at
tracted by the coming fight, and II was
fsesiy reported that they had brought large
amounts Of money with them which they
intended TO place on McAulifse. When
the match was first made. Carroll was the
fayorise here, but soon after the
announcement was made that there
WAS 30 much McAniiffs money
in the market, CAROLS admirers
eyinced decided unwiiIingness 10 come
forward. The general impression was that
1Aey we're holding out for larger odds,
consequently up 70 today the amount
wscered was not a. large IS expected. Two
70 ono on McAuiisfs Was what CAROLS
friends wanted. has the Eastern supporters
OF McAuliffs made offers ranging from 10
70 80 up 70 100 10 o. They found but few
takers. though the poolrooms we're crowded
during the past few days with friends Of
both men.
80 far - the condition OF the men was
concerned Il Was regarded as perfect in
both cases.
The men met at the California club last
night and selected seconds Carroll Sc
lected Martin Murphy and Fiorrie Barrett
McAuliiTe announced that Billy Madden
and Jack Dempsey would be In his corner.
Carroll Immediately raised strong obleo-
ton 20 Dempsey, ON the ground that he
wss an smpioye Of the club, and rs such
disqualified 10 oct ~ second.
The directors pointed out that Carroll
himself. who is also an employe of the
club, had acted - . second for Mccarthy
in the latter's fight with Dempsey last
month. They therefore suspended the rule
and allowed Dempsey to 90 behind Nc
AulifEs tonight
Hiram Cook was selected as referee
Owing 70 some Tumors afiost yesterday
that the contest was not TO he . genuine
Que, President Fulda last night informed
Carroll and McAulifIe that II at any time
during tho contest there WAS any evidence
Of taking the fight would be stopped
and the men thrown out Of the ring.
II was nearly O'Clock when the con-
testants. accompanied by seconds, APP
peased in the ring. McAuiiffe was FIRST 10
step over the ropes. Both pugilists we're
f<104Fy4 Wht&s ~ 05t0&txs-
The weights were announced as.follows:
McAauiins. lsats; Carroll, 1851.
Time VA called q 10 o'clock.
First round-Mc AulifIe opened with q
rush, beat Carroll and escaped BY lodging.
McAuiifis reached Carols neck several
times with his right before the roundcIcsed
second round-carroli opened by . rush
and labbed McAuliiIe's jaw several times.
McAuiife WINGED. but returned hot right
hand blow into CAROLS ribs. and followed
1t up with . swing on the neck. Carroll
conniersd with = hard knock on Nc
Auliilc's law.
Third round McAaIifre led out with his
left. catching Carroll under the chin. He
repeated this before Carroll had recovered
from the first shock and cIinch followed.
Carroll then tried hard TO swing, but Nc
AtllifIe lodged.
Fourth round McAuiifie reached Car
rolls ear with his night. and then gave him
. vicious upper cut with his left AicAul-
lie made half dosen terrific lunges, all Of
which Carroll escaped until just before the
round closed, when he received q sharp
rap In the ribs.
In the fifth round MeAuliffe aimed for
tarroll's Jaw. but received a hard lab on
the mouth, which sent him down ON his
knees. He rose At once, and several rallies
followed. i'm which Carroll received q left
hasder In the neck.
In the sixth McAaliffe again caught Car
roll in the jaw with a hard Highlander.
and followed II up with two singing blows
GA the wind. McAuiisfe continued
to play Tor the opponents wind.
and reached there several times with mar.
vicious rapidisy. McAulisfe continued the
Same tactics, and landed two more left
hand blows on CAROLS body. Some sharp
hghting at close quarters followed, in
which neither got any advantage Ne
Auliiie continued 10 do the most OF the
lighting, bat Carroll escaped much punish.
meat by clever doiging.
In the eighth round there was little done
until rear the close. when there vas a
sharp rally. Ia which tae latter received
considerable pounding.
Ninth round NcAuliae's advantage in
reach had served him vel so far. There
vas another hot rally in this round, IN
which Carroll brought little blood from
MeAuglffe's forehead MoAuliae again
rushed the fighting.
In the tenth round Mct'auliffe rushed
and landed on CAROLS Eshs several times.
though the blows we're not hard. NcAal,
ifss had narrow escape from swinging
rsght-hander which iast grassd his ear.
he responded With terrific right swing on
Sssresi's isw.
Eleventh round eAulilse creme. the
round with hard less handler ca Casro.iss
stomach. has received in return q terrific
iAe IN the month. McAalisse thea caught
tsrrol 90 the rose aad the latter s-aln