The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-26
JIMMY LYNCH WINS AGAIN.
he KNOCKS OFT WALTER HALLroAN IN
'9'- '. SEVEN ROUNDa
bat was Fairly OatclasseA N esreaeth
and styie-Traiy Fast Fighusg that the
Aportang Men Said was Great

Ths Brooklyn BOY was Clever ana Game,
bat was Fairly OatclasseA N Strength
ana styie-Trsiy Fast Fighu.g that the
de-. 6portlng Men Said was Great.
. Something like 5000 persons went to the
.tlsrmont Avenue Rink in Brooklyn last night
to witness the much talk cd of ton round glove
contest between the 122.pound boxers. Jimmy
Lynch OF this city and Walter Halliean OF
Brooklyn. Tho mon had done special training
for four weeks and were both in reilly fne
condition. and as soon as they appeared It
looked As though they meant business. For
. ovor two years there had been talk
Of match between the men. and
tho friends on both sides had done . lot Of
:. talking concerning their respective favoritea.
ID Jack Quinn. Jimmy Larkins. and "Bun"
Lynch appeared with Lynch. and Con McAu-
,hne and Harry 1saacs were in Hallignns COR
ner. Jimmy Carroll. tho, Brooklyn middle
weight also met with a warm reception when
no was introduced by Master OF Ceremonies
Harvey as tho referee OF tho contest. Snap
per" Garrison sounded tho gong that was
hung on the side OF the twenty-foot platform.
Sam Loo helped him with watch.
.. There was large amount OF money depend
"4nt dpon the result. Tho boys arc we'll known
, on the race track. and the horsemen nearly all
he'd an opinion to back. Lynch. who is known
"a hard hitter and great stayer. was the ia
money on Hslligan did so in tho belief that he
gould last the ten rounds with Lynch. and.
being thg moro sSIentS would win on points
sa.A
woff botS
ssas sss on tie OF one man
There WAS surprise In the first place. 1t
q Viz tho ,Ss TsG,H -;
sss sss. sent Tho y !sfs:
:sscaas' silcS.nss S Ss We ~ EEs : ;sstsin.
sqod Snes on Iyneh's breast and iscs '
Ae so ss In S sS Ssl SsS sr
this round. but both wore Wild. In the third
ssn sa IN eGnns h %.sfF sss
!. psias: they we're row assinst ne ropes. but
The fourth round was Of tie hottest kind.
saw. but whom Jimmy went in % anish his
ss "f %s' ssEse q fisz Gdsisa
Tfpdefs oh the rose. Then Jimmy would Keep
.4yfYe llttle. AtIna sCAn0-Ou uHntlnR IN tnls
Found weak as Halliean was. the Br6okiyn
ss hsshas ' Both P III ID e ess
Things were about even in tho nth round.
20 far As tho number Of blows went, and they
fell thick and fast. but Lynoh,e punches In the
s q the s.s aqTS Sr than
, Lynch had the best Of tho sixth round,
though Halligan. bleeding from the nose. with
bed loft eye and very RED body. forced the
j4b In the face. TWICE, however. Halliean gave
his man cracks on the jaw that brought James
Hallifaa came out quickly for the seyenth.
e. new s5 MA but .I.is s az net
suit Hailiean wal Wild, but made 1insl e.
fort. He caught Lynch soundlY on the ear,
but only to receive o highlander that sent
hlm down. Halligsn tried II again. giving Lynch
:. .AApisan's face licked very much cut M.
Lynch let 60 his right and caught him square
he a:s va r. me esen
Sss 10 s p1sSed Sspt g IL pS Ssaa
but in an inanimste condition. HIS head lay
81 b fesiised then Sis surroundines. he
did his best to rise. but even that effort was
To- much. Lynch stoed By to DO enythipg that
HsssS ~ * oat. h hsd
to BE- carried to his corner. and IL was over o
quarter Of an hour before he was quite sure Of
NhaS had bean going on.