The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-09
1HsEE BLooDY BoUrS
Kid nosaa whips Eddie 1>oeber In Ten
round sStruHGic.

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The Stag Athletic Club OF BROOKLYN hold
| their first entertainment OF special boxing
bouts at Grand Army Hall. Bedford avenue
and North Second street, Brooklyn. on Satur-
| day night A big crowd Of sports enjoyed some
| OF the best boxing Of the season. In the front
row Of chairs noar the ring sat " Boss Nc
Lnughlin ot Brooklyn and several OF MS
friends. Nike Donovan. boxing instructor OF
tho New York A. G.. made capable and
efficient referoe. while Denny Butler handled
the watch
james Murphy. Gilsey. A. G.. and Tim Camp
bell. Brooklyn A. c.. startod tho sport with
four-round go. which was announced rs Tor
the championship OF the Fourteenth ward
Brooklyn. Tho first round was very even. but
in tho second the Giisey fighter punched
Campbell all over the ring. landing some hard
hits. and showing skill at ducking aud in
fighting. The third and fourth rounds were
round i was faxed" and hS called It no light;
:, Tho feather weight battle between Eddie
and Andy Kelly. tho ex-BridGe A. c. star. was
good one: Once before the TOYS met. swc ,,,
men x Weighed T close t to u ro,nis md woro in
excellent condition. The frst round snw some nnI
eY Hs hE q ws s hnS
some Glenn. long range hitting. Sweeney land
Ing both loft and right nnd cutting b k.Ily,s
swing. The third round was all Swccncy's
until the last ton seconds. when Kelly Iahu ..,I.
his right and nea put out tho f snr
round, for he caught Sweeney hard one on
the chin and did some other good two-handed
The NTH. round snw Sweeney,s left land
again or kcllys nose, from which tho blood ,i.na
raw from t tho visitatons S Of SwsenGyf l:it. In
neck; and nosc. Kelly fought hack r Eamsly
Robsy RS!sSt tho i"' H % bitches;
fS ro"kyn at iaJp Ean' sx 'aSn ES T"sht
started out with q, stoee.stnr walk. but Young
cnmsht him swift one on the nSS . and o"ysa
very fact. but tho Dptchess lad took a deal q
terrific RICH. md lcft-hand upper cuts that
s% nf a to ss o0 oan SM lad al ths to bs s
Hail ht rallied IN great share in tho a I,,
Snd Hsisht had to, follow him M. the, latter
and face Just before timo was called; The
referee ordered IN extra round. Haight start
cd out very fast AMI "nnsht Young hard on
The fight between Eddie L"eber and Kid Ho-
tion oil. knocking tho other out. 10th mon
claimed to have weighed in at 1l4,, pounds.
but looked much heavier Jimmy Nelson. Billy
Smith. and Jack McAulifre looked after Hogan.
While Hugh Winters. u. Mankorir ana d.,t ~
proved to be nm unusually fierce encounter.
Hogan set out at u rattling pace and landed
twice on l.ocbers neck and face. Eddies re-
, Mns SefS Y maSks short hosans Improvement
In tho second round Loehcr was cut in tho
mouth by vicious straight blows. but in return
he gave the Kid some hard pokos in the winl
The Kid continued to work for knockout,
and caught Loebcr many hard facers.
1t was II hurricane fight throughout. In tho
eighth and ninth rounds Loeber rallied game
y. although he was bleeding from the nose and
mouth freely. Some hot .in1ehtng followed.
The tenth and last round was productive Of
some exceptionally hot work. Hogan main
aiming his advantage throughout. while Loe-
'er frcshened IN. He worked like u beaver
o get hnck his lost ground In fine rally
he bout ended. Referee Donovan gave the