Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-06

| and MYer ClInched around the nlpS. Myef
| received a heavy left hand swing on the
I head and came near falling. McAuliffe
next landed u heavy left on Myers nose
/ and in clinch Myer hit his opponent sew
/ eral times. Both men were Eow weak
/ from their tremendous eXertiOns, though
I MCAuline seemed the stronger of the two.
/ He landed several left hand stomach
| punches and Myer clinched after receiving
right on thejaw. Myer was seemingly
/ very weak, though his wonderful recuper-
atiye powers enabled him 70 make rea-
/ Sonable Gefenss. This was McAuliffe's
/ round and Myer sat in his corner for his
I minutes rest. He was plainly in distress.
Fourth ROund-McAuhffe landed light
I on the head and missed the same sort or a
/ blow from his opponent by clever duck.
/ McAuliife nearly fell from a right on the
/ head but did not touch the ground. Both
men were eager TO fight and both landed
/ light on head and stomach. McAullne
] slipped to the floor and was accidentally
( hit by Myer. McAuliffe missed a vicious
I left hand swing for the stomach though he
narrowly escaped both right and left for
/ his head q moment later. Myer was
knocked down near his corner with heavy
right on the forehead and staggered from
a left swing The fighting that far was
something terrific. Nothing like it has
ever before been seen in the Olympic ring.
Sixth rOund-McAul1fel landed a heavy
| left stomach punch and Myer nearly fell.
The men mixed matters and McAuliffe
cliuched about the body. The latter land
ed 4 right hand stomach punch and escaped
Myers return offering. Myer barely got
out of the way from left lead Tor the
stomach, and in ellnching both men landed
right and left and McAuiffe, running in,
landed a heavy right on Myers face The
men had TO be parted al the end OF this
round.
Sixth rouud-NcAulifTe boxed Myer to-
wards the latter's corner but missed left
lead for his stomach. McAuEtfe landed
heavy left on Myers face but received the
same compliment il return. Both men
were extremely cautious in cOuntering.
They landed stomach blows and exchanged
blows for the head. McAuliHe missed
left lead but caught Myer coming in with
bis right after missing left lead for his
stomach.
Seventh rouud-McAuliffe landed his
usual left punch on the nose, but he missed
the same hand for the stomach later. Myer
aimed vicious right hand but il went into
the air. Myer next stopped heavy right
with his head and clinched 70 avoln punish
ment. In countering, ne landed right and
left on MCAUhtfe's head, ana clinch fol-
lowed Myer followed McAullffe closely.
The former landed a light left upper cut
lust as the gong sounded. The Western
er's chances were considered 10 be better
now Neither man was much hurt how
ever, though several blows mad been re-
corded, mostly to the WllliamsoUrger'
credit
. Eighth rouud-This round was begun
with hug. though Myer appeared TO want
to DO the aggr5SsOr, for he landed heavy
punch on Macs head ana repeated the
blow with his right. A great deal OF
Cliucaing was done In this round, First
blood was claimed and allowed for Nc
AuliTe. tue ruby coming from Myers right
eve. He was brave, however, and Nc
Aulide was hall knocked down and half
fell from "a CLuch The men were CeSper-
ately angry now and fearful slugslng
match took place. Both men were very
weak and Myers step was unsteady going
10 his corner for his minutes rest.
Ninth Round-Auotber hug opened the
round but the men broke away fairly.
Great cO0lness characterized the contest.
McAuHNe is still the aggressOr. Nc
Aulitfe narrowly missed right punch on
the Jaw and nearly knocked Myer down
with a riSau hand swing. Myer fell from
exhaustion and refused to arise. He
ahghted on the ropes from right and left
handlers on the head. The westerner
looked beaten now and nearly fell from one
Of his misses. He was very tired and went
To his corner This round favored Nc
Aulide, though Myers friends still pinned
their faith 20 his recuperative powers.
Tenth Rouud-McAulifTe commenced his
aggressive work, which told 50 much in
the other round, and Myer appeared 10 be
ratified McAuiffe was not throwing any
chances away, however, and clinched to
avoid MYERS right. Mayer was waiting
for his famous right hand jolt, and got it
in with terrific force, though McAulltfe
did not fall. MCAuliffe received a heavy
right on the nose and Myer got double the
compliment. The latter was very weak
and McAuGfre was willing TO rest himself.
The men clnched and were IN that posi-
tion when the round ended. This round
was In favor of McAulife.
Eleventh rOund-BOth men advanced TO
the centre aud McAUlitfe missed a left
lead for the stomach. Some boxing oc-
Cured. though Myers was the receiver
generally in a heavy rally; but he cljuched
in time 20 save himself from the moor.
NIcAuliffe landed his lett forearm on
Myers chin and forced the latter In his
corner upon breaking away. Both missed
light left leads Myers legs seemed week
and MCAulHe tried TO coax MIN 10 lead IN
the hope OF crossing him with the right as
he came in. Myers was too foxy, how
ever. and would not be gulled that way.
Twelfth ROund-The referee jumped TO
the centre Of the ring and smelt Myer
gloves, though nothing unfair had Deen
attempted. and the men were permitted TO
hox Mver missed a left for the head and
nearly fell, setting back from an aggreS-
sive move by his opponent. McAuhHe
landed a heavy stomach punch. Myer
was fought 10 the ropes, though the WI,
liamsburger was fearful Of a right hand
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NlcAuliffe's corner, punched vigorously at
escu other and clinched twice without any
apuarenU harm 70 either. McAulItfe walk
et iauntilv 20 his corner while the west
erner seemed slow. No stlmuants was
offered the Wiuiamsburger though Myer
WAS rubbed, and fed with lemon.
Thirteenth rOuud-McAulihe landed
Ieft handed faCer aud Myer Clinched so that
the former walked around his opponent,
ewing HIM closely aud Myer backed away.
McAuliffe attemptedt0 land terrlnc right
on the heart but was stopped by Myers
forearm. McAuliffe stole IN and landed
heavy left on the nose and dropped his
hands aud walked away though IN a rally,
larer. both men landed blows on the head,
Nver gaining the best of the exchange.
When the gong sounded both men eyed
each other.
Fourteenth R0und-Myer responded 70
the call Of time, looking much 0eJter. Nc
AuFfe landed heavy swing on the jaw
which nearly turned its recipient around.
M.Aulufe forced Myer 20 the ropes, de-
Hvering blows on the head IN the break
away. Myers pushed MS LETT on his oppo-
nent's nose. Terrific blows were landed,
followed by a neat hit of boxing, Nc
Auliffe attempted 10 feint with his left for
me stomach. Myer would not bite, how
,,-o.r and the rOund ended with hOnOrS