Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-12

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iotDids me wearing IT," snid Gibbons
I'm take u OF otherwise IN keep h
on. Carroll mai TO retire without no
complaining his purpose.
Time was called nj 9:W. From th,
beginning McAuiii'c forced matters.
TIC went over to Gibbons corner ani
smashed away at a lively rate. Glib.
b9hs coun'ercd couple Of times, and
when the round was over things were
about even.
MoAulillc had the beet Of the second
round. lie got ~ a couple Of his noted
stalght'atm tighi-handon AMI Gu,
'lhb-ns badly under the left eye. Glib.
I v1hs reiufhei line right.handur and
Jack rctroatcd.
When the thlrI round opened Glib
Oohs was looking All right ngaiu, but
one more DASH ut his cheek rcDppued
ihu cut aud the blood flowed freely.
lie was very game, and went nj Nc.
Auhile with a rush. Here Ne. showed
ms siiilty tactics 10 great advantage,
Jumping away from Gibbons rushcs
WIN tho hlmblcncis ui u cat, and then
coming back vici3usly. There were
-)mc good blows exchanged.
Ihotc wvrv several clinchrs ia the
inhrth round au1 70 seemed ~ though
aic was a. willing 10 rat ~ Gibbons.
When he broke away though he H..
neWey his attacks without any sign Of
weakhess. His two hands we're flying
on Gibhons' body fact, but the latter
succeeded In dodging two 81 Mes leads
Tor the head. GlbhJul also planted q
rat'llng righthauior on Mos cheek.
Nc hnd much the hes. Of the round,
however.
la the finh McAulnc had his man
iairly dszei. He delivered two right.
handlers on Gibbons Jaw. ami the re-.
ciplont tottercd ll.tlu, and Sic.
thought hr had him then, but Gibbons
was not done yet. A. Me. came ii
Nun over In HE own corner, Gibbons
l"t 60 his riglit In a swinging blow and
caught Me. full on the Jaw. McAullfic
tel back two steps aud Tor minute ID
looked rs though he were going Ia tall.
but he managed 10 recover. liu had
apparently intended 10 finish Gibbons
about that time, hut the little ohstric.
ton noted ctuaud him 10 charge his
programme. The round ended with
sparfing.
When timo Tor the sixth WIS called
nihbun. came up aurpriiiugly fresh.
McAulilic Immediately smashed hls
lett check again opening the wound,
hu1 there was another stream Of blood.
uibhoua was not, however. badly
windcd, lie made crack at Mo.
Aulliie's head but missed, and then
JACK wen, at him once moro. A cl.noh
followed, ami the men were pounding
each other ut close quarter when
Police Captain Hayes made his way
through the ropes aud declared the
hight must stop.
There wa great coufullon and
efforts were made u PATCH up a peace
with the authorities, bat ID was no Use.
Then the audience expected 10 hear
tue referee say that he would have 10 |
make draw, but he lid not. He |
shouted loudly "McAullne hns womb |
Gibbons was very mad. lie shouted |
out This decision IL given against |
me because have a little blood on my |
face. It's an outrage. Pm not defeat.
cd ! could 30 on fighting this way |
for two hours, aud I'm ready TO DO II. = |
Later IN thc evening Gibbons sought |
out Referee Dunn aud again protected. |
Dunn slid he couldn't change his Dc. |
cision, "that II had TO go anu that set.
tied It,"
Tue general opinion among thought.
Iul sporting mru "a. expressed late 10.
night II that the decision was unfair 10
ilbbon-, ON the ground that the aftl.
,lcs OF agreement called for finish
1ght anu there was no finish. IL IL
not otten recorded thlf n winner Of "A
light wccps on hearing the decision.
10y II Is said that IL what McAulllc