The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-09

Picture OF youthful grace and agility. danced
WEoss srory Sad %ss sRa
s %Isi f. Sns%|iy, ~. %qSs an sykw;Fd iIsRss
% Ss"%s fi ' asd
every face when Goddard made sucl a poor
sh9 enc , The friends OF Maher took heart heart
ana 'M"Tt nas anG to ON hS Ssn n
ten seconds the two men glared at each other.
lhnn there was cyclone OF arms IN windmill,
had slaher possessed the GOODNESS necessary
T. make great lighter he could have knoSkS ed
Tho peculiar style Of his oppon emit. and dazed
by the shouts OF the crowd. he followed suit.
and while tho rair were threshing tho air
on Mahers Jaw. The irish lad slipped. went
70 his knees. and 9yailcd himself OF the III
hot was the paco that the gladiato.s were
m nan, h from their eSertiohs before two min-
,Mahcr measured his man toward the close
o; Ne round anl by ssrp stra ,Ea h iS,a
fetching tho blood IN Q stream. Goddard was
Staggered snh the rattess rang the cheers
his head like a bui and butted his man in the
chest, lie then threshcd about right and left;
anE the mean hey
time. both men painted like hounds in the
tho blood which coursed down Goddard's hard
ince ther. was PRONOUNCED smile. MS riEh h
spcechlcss with exhaustion. and the minutes
rcssnite passed away 3nly too quickly
Tho clang Of the boil had not ceased rosonnt-
ir:: ihrongh tiiS building calling the men to
,lent IN TIE second round letor. they were in
H." Gs Of the rig fattnE fer ,nra .Hc SCHEMES yS
to the dogs. and never for ono moment ceireu
his t,re!css efforts to land one of his p2nIer,,
Nlnnrr met him time and again with blows On
noso. mouth, eyes and Jaw. the Aust VI ,,
i'lind 10 every purpose but tho dcstructiyn OF
hi, enemy. he shocked Maher Down ,,i Wiih y
GSH =" nS aY from and Esp ap I m sst
Maher beat his opponents bruised eye int" int,
ey-lk. palr. but Goddard only smiled mn,, In pa
d sSn'' 1Ys H"G G pinped ahsr on sTs
in truo neshorenan style. They battlen'
with never u moment for breathing spsii.
ses haaSnr la hSss S VI horse Eat
raced five miles through heavy track. Al
though rapid!y becoming exhausted , LIE 1re eoh.
though recling like n drunkard was able to
continue his work of butchery.,
good hard drive on Goldard's neck and fol-
lowed It up with ono on the Jaw. md as tho
a mighty Shout went ur. Tor there was a pros,
pect OF victory for tho irishman ate, after al: AZ
he lacked was the strength 70 follow MS adj
HoIdard revived wonderiuly in his. corner
and was much tn" freshcr man when time was
aGitSu t6 H ring and swung for iIahsFs jaw
missing his aim by a foot or more. Tnen no
coinered his weary 4dvsrsarE aha, pin nHh
smash. bang. right aud left swings with never
thong t OF q straight blow n9% LANDING on
urltted to rrotsct him from the storm of un-
sSiIinl blows. With his face all ,Grimy with
Erg r M 81 'Gssn aHsr seemed
l!.tle short 0i demon. ard slowly sank with
his face to the floor, unconscious lime OF
GODDARD ws feen after the Az, t by Sly ths
p Ii's; with him Tor couple Of rounds. HS
banged mo a BIZ ana is bleeding hard
IucEod myself heavily to win. and am big
gamer. j will from now on direct my .atten-
Sn sstE sht to %a ,9f
hc, says that ut the end OF that time lie Will
ia ke me on
lated Goddard on his victory. The Columbia
a. G.. under whose colors Goddard fought.
Il" Maher is not very badly hurt, His face bears
hardly any marks at all: As soon ,oi5 ss no re,
tired to his s nc s mater
H.htias in the, first two rounds made mo
t t1fs round round was tribe weak; don't at.
tribute the defeat to bad condition. for was
IN mo beSt form anu leeiluS was
very confident when some Of my blows took
effect Well. was licked fair and square and
have no EXCUSES to oiler."
Dave Holland. Makers hacker. said that he
was satisfied with Peters excellent showing
and Improvement. Peter had him out twice..
Continued Holland. and / believe he could
have licked him if his blows had more strength.
However Mphsr was defeated on the level.
and that's all there is to 1t.
one Of tho early trains. loaded with New York
sports. ran oil the track Just outside tho yard
ut COney Island. delaying traffic for some
time; Fortunately the train was not moving
Tho prospects at midnight were very bright
for q number OF tho dead-Game, sports wnls S,
and Coney Island road being more serious
than appeared ut first. One Of the parlor ears
delayed. and the depots and hotels were filled
with Il swearing throng who rallied at their
hard luck.
Hack drivers asked the most exhorbitant
prices to carry pnsscnGers even to the terminus
Of tho elevated railroad. SD being IL common
price for d Seam Of horses and j ramHhackls
hack.