New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20

,o, vs,,ors either don't know or don't although
their Impotence during tho time which IL look or ao
smoke clear away p'rtialy was markea' rI
Burns as usual was the announcer; MeSsfs. hushcs'
Van Schack and Mitchell, tlmekoepers ana MeIahroy
referee. - a., ,,nds .t 100 mounds between
.Gu,,, Mctzler and Eugene Hornbackcr, both OF In's
,,,v Uo,nbackor was the stronger ana ulu nos' VI
tho leading but Mctzcr although weaker physcS"y' ~
playei considerable science ana while ioceu !" u' w
rho defensive nesry all tho time found umo !" ".e'
lot OF pretty body blows and crosscounHfs "heh n,s
superior reach made effective Both men ioush' uon
and most fcirly aad when McCadrey decided ua' Sc
bout was q draw. tho spectators were e'"""eu anu
checrcd both voeifcrou'iy'
"Dnl" Vernon, the HOyerstTaw br!ckloyer, VINO nus
won scyercl bouts AZ this clue. next met Joe; HafhO'
., NowYork for six rounds, at lao pounds vernon
found himself facing better nan than he ever met
hctore 10 was a hot fight iTom start 10 hhsh Vc"'n
lad never been pounded hard In his NE anu uious"
n. did not finch he thought he wGs beaten. "heh te
,oroo decided It a draw Vernon, IN his excitement.
Kissed Harmon with r,sounding smack Oh inc CHECK
20 the huge amusement Of the spectators
mon came rl Murray. OF this city, thickset man
ubually ta,tood. 10 him went slim youth from
philadelphia who kept his name mystery hshtng u
"N O,Irlcu', Unknown" lie looked and fought IKE an
amateur sparrer for trial OF what he couiu 40 IL
the professional ring. H. ducked win gFca' fspi''
and Murray fell him several times ni' 'iu''a'
WIS the stronger man and did the most execution III ~
nrst three rounds lie handled himself awkwaraiy ID"
his PUSHES were strong and he landed hard once IN
while Beth were and neither much hurt at 'he e'
OF thc sixth round Murray got the decision
Another 1870 pound pair followed; william ''a'A' y
rrookvn and rank steele, OF Boston Inc hrSC ro"''
was all sparlng for opening, the second renting "'
nodring THINGS got warmer In the tifu anu eN''u
eyebrow was cut. HOnors were about easy M 'ho , "
Therc wa, good deal OF sprntinS around inc ring II
the fifth varied by occasional in'nshunS ana r"
cxchanro, OF good blows In which Clark seehe" 20 "u
the ADVANTAGE The sixth round was the only ho' '''
OF he lot and The bout was called draw
paddy" Smith, Of brooklyn. failed 10 appear "a nv
promised 10 meet Al. o Irlen. OF Phad'ma ervauS ~
tho IeQret 0. the many NcwYork admirers Vi hr'eh
fighting 80 the club substituted BIZ Duhh' " 'e''o'
civ and A muscular fellow who Tough; unaer ue w.
.urcd name OF Tom Davis, Of Chester lie j. r's"ei
o, the ncrcest kind and asonshed Dunn IN 'ne "'''
round The Jerseyman was the more scehuhc, uhu con-
fined himself TO avoiding the powerful BLOWS oil pa'is ~
the second round. In the third. Dunn dd some icau's
n, his own account landed with consiceraoe Io'c
seyeul times, The fourth and fifth ana a'Hth rouhu'
were more lively neither having the advanage IN tno
Interchange Of some heavy blows on face aud ro' Inc
purse again divided
This ended very lovc-fcast Of puellism; so many
nurse, being divided and much courtesy Doing SNOW"
by all the contests 70 another TO dsappoht soho
people a little might have preferred khocNou' OF
two even II less science had been di~payei but such
FEELINGS OUGHT not to tc encouraged, Of course.