The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28

ARMS AND SHOULDERS.
Will, regard to his meeting with Mitchell.
SPARED him three rounds, col In IT the IN first mst
ddGa"H a MD w KaTS * hi nSI Iife ! d f iall up st ',a% red
rag, IN the third round i Ind him heIp!cssiy
on ths ropes G # my merry lnsnesty,r rtaarh, erns
and stopted the proceedings. l said:
captain. let me have ono more erack at
"..John. do you want to kin him ? he asked.
When Mitchell recovered. ne made all sorts
o. " e'a1ts' 90 .n to , your d M,.s,a,n: r sS,ni You are n
Sullivan from KILN. You
and. elHowel.. and boIsterci one another along
on t an "arl ! ia siimb po1e ei 81 thp '.n tIst slinsc asr"""aea
4 new trait in the great lighters character
's!Sifsi" ,a ~ t and t fn"" again. Willie 'rave;iins
through the country and Offering a thousand
dollars to any man who would stand before
Who VII wanted to attemrt t" d" that Where |
Thought. in my judgment. that = man could
obliged him with q trial. Of course. knocking
HIM out eventually. In soma cases It took
many msny ti sncs" wii i. traHSl TaS:S u i"dcr' the H man
aver, ent Of, Mir. Al, SMITH. some poo. fellow
would 70" he put f1rw " BY i nI hss ss-e sams FRIENDS nat
4 # ny, n rs. n % Ss'5or WI % !s'e a. g $'m so; .. !? s S SSSs
u IlIl btiOIo l .lNNo1s \" "ih'Cs
or some other mentor OF my com
E biz ,dS s,s md let 4, ,hem se't's Dsv it v to
wanted to meet u man whom l considered
physically inferior to me-. and l never would
consent To- knock a ran out simply l9r the
thought him physically somewhere near my
equnl. but. on the other hand. would not spar
seen that 4 man wanted simply the money. or
2 T, !l,tle more 6 f9r 81 sI@ mr. III , me; l ma, nav. to 1n snas
him ppvpr poult ppa upy fun in beutlnx
down w.nKer men than myself. especially il it
was to AFFORD amusement TO- tiaskWEHards;'
In bis book he replies to that rs follows:
the pu, JIG We'll Know. but as i, have put SO
many other men to sleep after this fashion
fseiin .a' we're y Se'' it's Tts' most t IN" rHeetual Y" n"int. to
reach a nun to knock hin out: is right On tho
point Of the chin, In explanation Of this, TIE
the spinal column. ami tie effect for the time
is to r%nraiyze the brain. though not ei,octunlly
described to me, is about the san" as that felt
by n man who has been under the influence Of
t th,,sf t aaI Is me- s"s seems 's sen Sf IS; ed. a ill., M"s 5 e :hi%y.
a ~ sense Of numtnsss or deafness which r'n-
To verify what l have said about there bong
no pain. ! can mention several instances whore
various questions. sl,owing' that they were
sisp'y w inSep pIn suf fn all issi.nsT pr rave se'p h.ard
men ask very. different questions. For in:
stance. one fellow at Nashville. Tenn; that |
had knocked OFT, came to in about twenty
minutes. and Tho first thing, he snid was. Did
VIM Another man that | had Knocked ont
ANYTHING about fighting. I think, in fnct 1 an
sure. TINT the effect OF Il mans being kn"cked
out is not as seri"ns rs people think and leaves
Much has neen written about the terrible
glare in Suilivan's eyes wnen he starts in to
weston. Tex, named Al Marks. is the first who
discovered this neculia,i,y; Marks was
"As /, walked up to the stage. people cheered
me. and le!t nrotty pr"Ia. ! was EEinS 70
felt sure | could why him. but when got into
the ring and John L. stood in front Of me le
from my scat. But the people cheered me.
and determined to astonish him right from
$ alter We had shaker, hands l let him
have a good ono right in the Jaw. sullivan
looked 1T me In u sarErised sort ~ WAY. ana
IL knows It. l liz is n afr" i ' Of = > s" gave
IT me a. most nrpeaiingiy. He tried 10 stop my
blows, but he was slow and clumsy. SAID !4
w WHIT, Ills I ia'iow s easy. ere lie |. 'n Is SO slo@ with hi his
paws that YOU can batter him ali to pieces
1 gHt ! III m" nsn up thu my s mine q Two Tou iSit5 fn poshd hin
At the end Of the round asked sullivan how
scared and said Only tolcrabie. In tho second
round ! gave him several moro hard ones. and
it was ridiculous tor this man to DO posing
as ths cnamriop Of the world. and deter.
e m'ne 70 tG lis IN Mbs nhs meet rystcn reHna * Abo Snt H., IN
middle Of the third round. Just, as / was get
ting r. rsr 'oSk to co do S inin up; ! say anothe,
ike some wild animal; In tho next second lie
caught me under &c loft Jay viii. his right.
baH i,''t t"oa%esSed.' !; this ih1 is t ei, iey ' isft
caught me on the other side Of my face, and
s%, er.,t! !! t eavs s ,S ''n' aIan FL tn s9SFy aus sH'a aj Coil
his man S,e A. or the floor iloop; "a INST rs q f29tbsli
Kit poor Marks u crack which knocked him
over tho roles and down into the orchestra.
en-. and whelo Marks was picked, uH. uncon.
sc!ous, Sullivan Thought hs had Killed the
man and went and hid himself IN the wings.
the bnttIs took place et Memphis in iss4
su ,ffk Ea next s sIstln ps@ fhe for @fss a. SSi ssss
and the latter at Cincinnati, suliiya9 asserts
, ers.. % Billy s4 Ts{o = so .a'G as to 'i have him III Change fns r IFS
decision, He also asserts that MeCailley's
s s6oat 6im ar Il h. 2 hi r'MS2 aS"Tlr sgd af threatened to
+; lXs7, when he bIqEs Ms arm on Iatssy
" let drive my left in tho first and opening
round. had gagged my man wrongly and
dpcking. and broke q bone Of my left arm.
which the doctors called the radius. con
Of which l was declared winner"
The break was not properly set. and II was
Was"c thy bone 10 "sf had l knit rT and H fssss e Il. the place
The great fight with Mitchell has been told
many ines but the champion's on
rangements and the fight itself are very In
4 wanted to fight this Splinter in . 16-ioot
ring. knowing we'll that HIS tactics In Q 2<-foot
ring would be to run around or to lie down.
Moora. Nifchsliis fsfhsr.inNaw Who stood