The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1892-09-14

Aunne jumped away out OF II before
any damage was done. Each got in
=. right-hander on the body and there was
a hot rally, each man landed left and
right on the body. Then each missed
right-hander intended for the head.
Myer touched McAuliffe lightly on the
ksstOmach.
Eighth round-McAuliffe again led
left on breast. Myer fell short with
: left. McAuliffe got in left-hander on
breast, but Myer returned two heavy
blows, one with either hand on the
brest. In another instant M.yer got in
right-hander Oh Macs ear, and in the
clinch that followed Mac went down.
II was hardly fair knock -dOwn for
Myer, but the crowd was delighted to
see McAuliffe on the floor
~ Ninth round-McAuliffe tented with
u his left and caught Myer on the stomach
with the right. He repeated this, and
Myer began TO show signs of grogginess.
McAuliffe then knocked Myer down
clean with a Highlander on the head
and did the same thing moment later.
= Myer was groggy at the end of the
round.
Tenth round-Myer came up quite
lively and lodged a left-hander. Nc
Auliffe hit out both on Myers breast
Myer returned both left and right light
| ly on the breast In rally both landed
left and right. Myer tried TO get in his
valuable right, but failed. Macs good
! right touched Myer twice on the stom-
ach and Myer returned very weak. Myer
missed three blows which McAuliffe
jumped away from.
Eleventh round Myer was not 80
lively in coming 10 time but made a
! 4, rush with an effort. McAuliffe then
N rushed and got in left on the stomach
and right on the head hard In the
clinch Myer', left found Macs head but
4 lightly. Myer was growing tired, but
McAuliffe missed two blows intended
for the head
4 Twelfth round-They spared away,
but nobody s'as hurt for a whole min
i ute when Mac ran and lead out left and
right with good force and Myer could
make no return. McAuliffe was smiling
q and Myer looked scared. Myer swung
with both hands and Mac laughed.
81 Thirteenth round-Myer came up with
~ q bad cut under the eye. which was be-
r. ginning to blacken. In a clinch Mac
n caught his man with right on the
y stomach hard. Myer got in two weak
g blows on the ribs and in a rally tried TO
n bppercut McAuliffe who lodged and
d Smiled.
Fourteenth round-McAuliffe landed
4 two blows on Myers head, but in a
Z tclinch Myer got in fearful right on
gJack's ribs. McAuliffe rushed, brt
Myer gave him two hard ones on the
J. ribs and stomach.
~ Fifteenth und-Both men came up.
tfser rather weak and groggy. Terrific
||In-fighting, both men leading heavily.
&bIcAuliffe ran at his man and pounded
<..iIn with left and right on the stomach
Ind face Myer went down and stayed
III six seconds. Els arose very groggy
band McAuliffe sailed in 10 him again.
Niyer could make no defense, and Nc
<uhffe with right and left smashed the
linois chap on the jaw, and .Myer went
i u ,wn FOR the last time. He tried to ge
bnt his strength was gone and he fel
~ the lower rope and then fell TO tn,
= 2'oof beaten man.
3,X On the whole McAuliffe put up |
Dat fight. He did almost all the lead
1<# from the start, but fought waril,
thal, for, as he was Of the opinion
Nit Myers right hand was 10 be feared
Eyer was clearly outclassed and he haC
5x5o depend altogether on his right. Nc
&d1t life had him too weak early in tn,
ht to permit him TO get in with Of
~ After the battle Dick Roche chal
y lenred any man in the world 70 high
44$ Auliffc At 1873 pounds, weigh in a
u fingside, for $40, 900 a side.