Evening journal., 1891-04-01
ONE CENT.
10 frequently and gave slight evidences Of gain
ing his second wind,
Could Not Knock Him Out.

no frequently and gave slight evidences Of gain
ing his second wind.
Could Not Knock Him Out.
Round ls-This round was really terrific
Dixon had evidently been instructed to ffuislx
his man. He rushed him and punched him with
straight leads, swingH and upper cuts In tho
center u the ring and against the ropes Nc
Carthy retalated with his right frequently but
bis blows were painfully forceless Still Dixon
could not knock him out try as be might. Nc
Carthy went 20 his corner at the end Of the
round with very bloody face and the men
who were looking on at his astonishing exhibi-
uon Of pluck arose In body, waved their hats
and cheered FOR all they were worth.
Round l3 This and the following round we're
much the same az the twelfth.
Mccarthy Surprises Dixon.
Round - Mccarthy jumped out from his
corner as though on springs, having been ad-
vised by Jack McAuliffe and flew at Dixon lilze
tiger. Dixon was altogether unprepared for
this and was up against a well padded post. re-
ceiying McCarthys right on his face and car
before he knew IL. Then the crowd went al
most wild Dixon was very slow IN recovering.
but in the eighteenth round he went In 10 mix
again with Mccarthy, who did not like to come
so close 60 the dariy, but had TO- Dixon let so
left and right like couple of trip hammers,
and the poor Jersey City lad began TO grow fa-
tally groggy. Twice he turned TO Roicroe
Dunn and weakly claimed a foul.
Round 2l-in this and the next round Dixon
again did strong work. He was a little tired
himself, but from his own punching He showed
no mark Of punishment except slight diecolorn-
tien about the eyes.
Round 2i-Dixon made a punching hag out OF
Mccarthy who had become really piiiable
object. In cinch that occurred whom tho
round had been going on only about minute.
Mccarthy stepped painfully back, turned ia
the referee and said;
Another Claim of Foul.
"lIe hutted me in that clinch claim a foul. y
He could scarcely stand on his legs at the
time, and Billy Madden was at his side in an.
instant. Madden led him 10 his chair and sat
him down, while McAul1e and Collins famed
him, rubbed him and thrust handfulls Of am
monia over his nose like good fellowa. Jerry
Dunn, however, would stand no game Of that
kind and he ran 20 McCarthy's corner almost
pushed him into the center OF tho ring and
ordered him 10 fight on. Dixon was there Ike
a flash. He gave Mccarthy rap ON the jaw
that knocked him staggering into his corner
just then the gong sounded and MCCARTHY was
saved for another round.
Mccarthy Knocked Out.
Round p. Mccarthy came ont for the TWEEN
i tysocond round Ike a brave warrior, bnt Nc
| Auliife and Madden should have known that he
Il was only going TO be slaughtered. Dixon was
very angry. The smile had left his face and his
two fists won't 20 work like wen systemotized
pile drivers on tho Jerseymans face and stom.
| ach. No less than seven times was Cal McCar.
thy limp and strongthless knocked down in tho
| twenty-second round. Each time except the
last he struggled heroicany 70 his feet within
the ten seconds limit The seventh time hs
was stin ON the floor In his own corner at tbs
sound Of the gong for the end Of the round, Nc
Carthy's seconds decided that he was unable h
go out for the twenty third round and the1
were right 50 the referee gave tho decision I
] Dixon