The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-25
PUT TO SLEEP AT THE NJ. A. C.
GOOD JOKING BOUTS BEFORE TIE
tHE .ET DIAMOND CLUB
Hite r, ek lam Knocked Out In One Round
BY Buiy yernou-Tom Lynch Counted Out
IN . Contest with Jimmy Hagan-Jack
rerrfii or Boston wins with One Hand.

Hite r, ek lam Kaocked Out In One Round
BY Biiiy vernou-Tom Lynch Counted Out
rerrin or Bosto. wins with One Hand.
The boxing entertainment at the Manhat-
tan Athletic Club last night was OF short dura-
ton. but very interesting willis 1t lasted.
There we're only four bouts on the program m ..
but all we're attractive from some point otview.
Tho surprise OF the night was the knocking
out o, Hits Peckham by Billy Vernon in short
order. The latter is comparatively new
man. but shows rapid improvement The other
incident OF unusual interest was the game
fight m ads BY Ferrill OF Boston with disabled
left arm He could not use that arm after the
second round. but pluckly fought with one
hand to the end. and eventually got the de-
cision, although there were some doubts as 70
the Justice OF the award. Jack McAulitTe. the
champion light weight. who ts 10 fight
Dick Burse at Coney Island FOL, $4,000. was
referee. McAulide looked trite heavy. but
otherwise in good shape ,,,-,
Fred Burns did the announcing in his usua!
artistic magnet Will the timers me- we're M EgEene
A crowd OF about 1000 persons saw tho con-
tests. ~ ~,
Hagan OF Philadelphia and Tommy Lynch OF
New YORK a; Up poGnd., N. i lattet !; "a
Johnny tiritfin. Lynch. who was hog fat.
looked nix Q a small edition Of John l. sullivan
before the battle with Corbett, HaGan, who
the fi If r9und HaSan got in several crushing
lsftharders on the meek willis Lynch respond.
oil with acouple OF effective cuts. Hagan
In the second round, Lynch's, lack Of con.
dillon asserted itself and IL had difficulty in
the greater part OF thu remainder OF the
fight. Lynch was ham meyed ar3pnd the
9 s .asA Ia nsa anI s IA :sT hs
Hasan's left raised a lump over Lynch,s right
eye and made the latter sroGgy. He was
but p he iyas,si though tn. round: he
cam. up shay on his Pm FER the i,th; ar ard
was counted out and carried to his corner.
handsH and Hasan, trottei back, to where
Lynch sat. shook his limp hand. and said:
Mop" was the faint rsgly.,
Amateur heavy weight cham ntOnship Of the
United States. came out to meet Charles Han:
kins OF Brooklyn. in a S.x.ro9nd bout. at lb2
the men were evenly matchsd in height and
reach As t. science. they were also equal.
neither knowing the frs, ruttmen5s Of the art IT
as il Is possible for an one 70 b.. They
thrashei the air with their long arms. and
GGnsa ne s6in noolG Polka TReY ponI-d each
othar in the nose. but tired them selves with
their exeyti10s n T HIP i atqunt the 7n
liffs said n affairs wer- even netween the two
men. and the DECISION would be made
mn made .ns Fesd dsli6erats t5al in tn. a;th
round. strikLn: Hankins while the latter
on his -o S1sI .S wsFs T. e r sPef 6ss q
II. but probably owtnG To the foul the rsteres
decided that the purs. should be divided.
SPECTATORS. Hankins was the more tired Of
the two and had 4 badly swollen letc eFa.
m event q g t6s psht p, and h.
was .xp .@t that Alex Jordan Of HalitaS
spp ..a and v-rnon s..rce, into the brea NJ 1t
would havs been more favorable 70 teck-
ham psrhegs had r 9Tta fb Nth r.
don't Intention Of ea ing tn matter as speedily
as possible. In, the first rush that pseAha "A.
caught the Bradford man on the chm tor a
clean knock down. This SURPRISED Fees ham.
but he concluded it vas an acr,cen': AMI. se :
the hricklayer This was equally disastrous.
for verrcn again smashed h.s 9ppoEeut 4 the =
chin for another square, knock5oTn; St.ii !:
did not appear 10 dawn uT"n Peckhan that
Vernon was dangerous person,
The Bradi?rt man continued MS sn " .b
exchanges. Just one minute and a half from
the time, the first round 5ecan PecShHm Set
vernon Ike a Wild locomotive. The Haver-
straw boy spyanS 70 one SIDE; aud a. Peek ham
alol. vernon swung HIS tt-iab = u .''S
point Of tie Bradford mans Jaw. The atter
The ef blow 6 that :" settled Psckham also spratn.l
Nernon's right thumb. Peckham. VINO Wa
once defeated by Danny Eeedham. was HEAVIER
than Vernon. but the latter was n the letter
condition.
Alfred Har.on. lats % England. and Jack FER
ill OF Boston. Tn weights, were - pouI4
has aston ishIngly long. thin legs and lma 4.
trunks the effect was ratne- s4rrr.- .r-.
built. defeated his tellow-G3untrymll
SOM time ago Hanlon is decidedly
English. and from his ha BIT Of wa ltzirE AROUND
the ring has gained tn" 51 ,ht of -
a new regularity. Ee held his head bent 'y--
ward and appeared to b. looking at hts OPP
ponsnt' : feet all the time Despite his singular
actions Hanion Is shi!ty and qulcE.uut cannot
punish. tsrrill has very long arms. and i !
stiff right -ant-ett puncher.
Tho first round was uuproduttlve. FerrI .
let 90 some terrific drives. rut Hanlcn saved
himself by tuckinc and waiting.
In the second round terrIIl trisf Q swing
with the left and broke the small bona in his
wrist. From then III! The end he fought with
hts right aud did good work Hanlcn got IN
and dealt Ferrill some hard ones. but could rot
stop his tai adversary.
HanIon had the best OF tbs second. third.
fourth, and nth rounds. but in the sixth Fer
roll made 4 rally. and with his available hand
punched Harlon in VIGOROUS manner. Tbs
crowd seemed pleased - think that III, laHaF
Bostouian had " licked him with one haad.'
Marcy Hauph Wants to Fight the Wilmer