The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-09

each tinped the beam at 100 nounds. Both
n men looked to DO in grand condition Al
RouNp The men SPARED cautiously for
an openinE shdons jumped around r, nd fieTSe
,ra9Hr He finally let g his o Hos and Ia LANDED fn
danced across the ring out OF Porce's reach.
r1S tr fine swpsd SIr in
sh "v eqs o boS G'n lows "t sSns r"d
body blows. but It was a sicily attempt. siie
J"ns planted straight Iet on lisree tt mouth nnn;
rs G9a lust na e
tics. and made come quick leads DURING ps. tho
BY several straight let's in succession forced
his strong forte in ieLt,ng; which he kent up
until the referee was forced t9pull them apart.
s oU 5S" s Sisr e fereea Il tho shins and
began to look AS 4 fey more ,i r9unds Would
A Ro 1881 e % 'vSn "s With his mouth
bleeding and left eye partially closed and
however, and at once, went at sidlons, who
countcrcd several Of Picrces straight le!tS
Hna rHs s TO he his saefs to yS
did some terrific fighting Of the give and-tuke
KouSr 5.-,Ths round was about even; Sid
eralshir; He ,dropred his fancy antics, and
blows, The ,rSirth, ward boy would not be
ard up hs Ts
The Worst i Of it in this round. lat stii he tried
foEss the lighting wifi ths very cn1 q time
OF a give-and-take order. The fighting was
terrific. Both boys, went at each other like
HOUNDS io.iiii. AND i2nThere Was not much
to at the ENDS d m cb SH
HSfS Srmcr "S M orce
Inflicted terrible punishment. but he did not
to in tne s.st ps ts
dons lad Fierce the least Ut ratified BY his
KorSps 10. Il. AND 15.-Th hes rounds wero
ssrnsa lIS I,d nHt1ins but run AWAY from
RouND lit began to look as il Pierce
Would pc unable to Ennsh Siddons out ii
"Ws f sGons Sa he sr
tritle tired ut the call OF time.
round from beginning to end. fiorce wa the
ss SSS I%S s hs o n
he was tired and tribe GroEgy when tho
NcrSp iU.-SiLdons started in vol by plant
ing straight right and left. and then again
the left snuareIy on il"rc",s Jaw WIN.
was not tie light. easy dance that he
had few rounds before. Fierce heavy pun
ishment had teEnn TO till and S'inons. stub,
apparent weakness In both legs ana arms.
Fierce soon orcrcamo ms hstnhishlnent Ut
slIdons's rush and did some rushing on his
T5%Sps .; u. ,yp 22;IThc battle bar &C.
piprpp. anI II seemed SIMPLY n question OF
how long Si'ldons could hold up under the
terrible. punishment that Pierce was inlictihg
K"uND 33-siJdons mnds some show OF
fighting, bat his few leads were slow and his
EouND 24-There WAS but little fighting
IGno until near The Gioss e thIe Emf rYlndii
inflicted some terrible punishment. and had
him da2ed when time was calIed ,.,,....
LorNp2 U.--Siddons's marvellous cnI acity Tor
tukin. punishment never more mani
fesed than in this round, Pierce dealt him
blow a'ier, blow. fairly st4cgGrins MIN bY! still
droys Ills nst into his ndvcrsary's stomach
ard RIBS with crashing force again and again.
and occasionally sent him roelins against the
RoUyDs 20. 81. 2s, AND pa, These. rounds
saw Siddons grow IA trihe wcnkrr but stu IN
the ring. The punishment he received WAS
sickening to behold but he stood it like
Trojan, Pierce, was plainly growing. disc9uI,
he had inflicted enough punishment uron him
to PUT IL dozen men out
the ropes with enc hand and guarded hin Jaw
with the other while Pierce rainc blows on
his i,ody and the side Of his head unt!l he was
tired
KouSp ~. -SiiiIons was very weak when he
came up. and picrc" went in 10 make TINS
round tho last. He tired himself ont fight
ing siddons ana tho latter foil to his knees
twice through weakness. 1t looked as II it
could not last another second when Sdd"ns
went Mt Pierce and sent him to his corner
groggv The gong actually saved licr.r.
KOUED I2.-SddUns went at !ierco with the
fury ~ a wild beast Pierce held his own but
it became apparent that Siddons ha'! been
holding back. ANA now thought that hi chance
had come. Ii was give and take from start to
finish. The mon went to their corners bathed
in blood.
RorNp 3a-Siddons again forced THO light
ing. and II began to look as Il he would win.
Pierce was groggy. aud his Logs appeared 70
bc getting 81 n and sore. Sildons fought WIN
da 81 and skill, and sent In his flows with toll
inc effect. Pierce WINS weak in wind ana IlmD
at call of time.
R0u.D }4.-This was another trrri round.
Sildons had the fight all hut won when time
was called He fought with ms much strength
aud vlgor us II the fight had o"ly )ur' t"gln.,
Ror'Sps 10 AND 3i-lTheso rounds were IN
Hdaon's favor. Fierce was sruw'n& i"f'crti-
llv weaker -,
In tho forty-flrst round the men wcr" unable
to continue the fight and it was declared u
draw.
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