The sun., 1892-11-29
VERY EVENLY MATCHED.
7ifE rOSTELIC.u II EGGIISS EIGHT NOT
ffNISHID iT O'CIOCE.
both Men Were Then In Good Condition
ana the Snuraic Promised To Inst Cntii
Dawn Sic Bride Ifcfented nOn0vnn.

both Men Were Then In Good Condition
.na the tStrusalr pro'ni-ed to Inst Vn'i'
D"wn-Mc"ride Hrfe"te" "o""rH"'
Ono O'clock 4. M.-N present writing Alec
Greggains and buffalo" Costello arc fighting
at the Concy Island Athletic Club before a
crowd OF $500 people.
They have iust concluded tho iorty-siSth
rounl, with hoaor' pretty evenly ,y a,y,S.n' The
mon arc IN goon 700, % sona'''on anu '"o "S"' ''0n'
Tho night was wild on, sidc. but everything
,.,", ut w." ,m,,r m ouoI hr,ch, na ohaar
full The crowd appears disposed to remain
as long ns Tho nght continues. and foragng
rorties nrs hayin. a s,ill hunt for ylctuals and
Tho preliminary con,cst was bctwcon tho
1i2-pound mon Danny Mcl,ridc and Con
Donovan, oosh OF Now iork, VINO rnmmellea
sach other thor for the major portion OF purse OF
soN' p,iy RUNNER eho iiV-poun" champion
OF the world and Benny Murphy looked nftcr
uo"os .s E.,,. IN NV. n.n .,,., wv, a,nn.i,a
n"yes. anu H."'o Du"y wore och'nu Mcnriue'
snn, bowled in observation-disclosures M This ~ wns @ hur.
ricono f,uht. For the frst round neither pnnaed
for an instant for breathing spell 1t was
hug and thump for tho entiro three minutes
and 60 rerra VIVA tho sxort,on n, 10th m"n Tint
they we're windeh Mt the close OF the round.
swings. four or nvo Of which landed on pono-
vans vans, Jaw ana neck with C, Great force, Me-.
no Judgment in getting away from punish
mont.
., ,nn,h,In,o onn ,nnth.r r"iu ,V ,i,.Ie ~
no at,"n,ion 70 0V tho r"t"rs". crscs u to % hrsop
and nj ,imas hs Hoh To- mi, ,hsm @ NJ ornr, =, SIS NV
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"w, " ',',S nd ;,s. ha,,r ,Ha n" -, ,ha ro"nd
ss s aoS Sy
hoInT trocto oI nnt
When time was was cal!oa for tho nth round
Mclirid, now n, his mnn ma n ,iynr tnr,inc
nnl neck until Donovan fell back upon the
,ores. MS "e"" sNn,on iro,n s'ue 70 size MS
legs gave way and bounding from rono to
rSno IN ,'.s nes'en' nc lay @ ,nor. upon the noor
enoc."allS pu. 10 s'"er. i"o ''me Oh the H''h
round ",, was o". l. seeonds' i. ,
borns from tho rino hsforr ,ho stars ~, ,ns
amt "uanH a'o a"e t"1 cst, "storS ,no S,a.s o. se
pcnrinr. but urecsains arrived early and
waited Tor his opponent. who finally appeared
Mt n:25 o'clock. Costello's seconds were Billy
Delaney OF San Francisco, Jimmy Carroll OF
BROOKLYN. and Joe Choynski o, San Franr,sco o.
tho con4ueror OF George Godfrey. GregSainss
seconds we're Martin Murphy OF Snn Francisco
1ahu,,, M,.,h. 1t, u,,t -, W.,
tommy Murph'. howie nouekins. ana Nike
Conroy OF Boston. while the timekeepers were
Jack sheehan for Costello and Joe Lewis for
."e on'.orn'au. 'ohn l. Eekhard was reieree
and Robert stoll kept tme for the Coney
!5s pounds At d.. ringside. and they fought
Ss Hs nutse 8l ws o. Inv wSn h NJ Went to
ting, odds Of j Uj to GO being freely offered be.
fore the mon put up their hands.
1t was 9:45 O'Clock before Costello and his
seconds appeared. Iirecpains WAS only n min
ute behind his hand some opponent and thera
was little time lost in preiminaries. Greg.
bnndaCes. and his followers took it as a pro-
He smiled at Costello as they facet each VI other
to take their seats. They stripped n neat pair
OF men. Costello's muscular deveiopment be-
ing. very evenly distributed. Both men were
shoes. and short hose. Tho referen called the
men to the centre Of tho room and cnuti.nel
began.
Round OSE.--They spared warlly for moro
thnn n minOtg in l,OstallO's oh t,ln v