The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-06
4 DISGUSIED FIGHTING CROWD
At New Jersey's New Arena - Dacey
Whipped by bull Mccarthy.


While old humidity wiltcd the collars and
molstened the shirt fronts OF the $500 sports
who assembled In Caledonia Park Hall. Now
ark last night to witness tho first exhibition
Of the New Jersey Amusement Association. it
failed to repress their ardor or dampen their
spirits. The crowd waited impatiently until
S:l5, when Announcer Fred Burns of New
York appeared in the wing and stated that p.
J. Donohue had been selected as referee and
Sparrow Robinson timer.
The first bout was short and sweet. The
contestants were Willie Clark of Brooklyn and
Jack Varney OF William sbmrgh. 1t was to
apparent advantage until near the end Of the
round, when Clark suddenly put .farney to
blood WAS drawn. Time. 4 minutes.
ThenrSt night was ono Of six rounds at 1873
Red Smith OF Newark. Harris did most OF
he leading in the ilrst round and landed some
very cry heavy right.hanaers on r. Smiths 1aw:
q vicious right on smiths jaw. after which
they both fought all over the ring. Harris
the round by punching Smith over the ring.
The third and fourth rounds were in favor OF
ierree finally nwaried the bout to H.rrls 10
The third bout was between Joe Wolcott.
esoorsd, OF Boston, md Paddy Michigan Of
rounds at i;i3 pounds Wolcott was in charge
Of Tom O'ltourke and George Dixon.
until Wolcott landed heavy blow on McGuiE
gan's loft eye. drawing first blood.
eussa ssesDn rs d shs
the third round McGuiggan became. slightly
and most i dom through the
In the fourth round Wolcott sailed in Ikea
tiger. He struck McGuisGGan heavy body
but disaoWe% e Meeuisrans frisns We're
blue when, time for the nth round was called.
when tho latter knocked him through tho
ropes. McGuigCan jlmped up, quickly and
60, in sSSeT" heavy ones on " 6ni HGh
gan's blows lacked force. Walcott got the de-
ves H fht tv ST sS Of sfht ana asnp hs by
ll,ullJ Mccarthy Of Philadelphia They weighed
Ba Bal s Of Greenpoint. Dan Sullivan Of Isos-
ton and Chris Dalton of Greenpoint. Me-
GIarthy was ASH in charge OF Harry Walto1 Matt
Dasey would win the light from the very start.
psre I' around ilof that ' MSG t had ' rib
broken and a doctor had been summoned.
Tn hd e s ssf
mating George Burrell OF tho Pastime A. c. OF
New York as referee.
badly blown, and looked and acted like a man
who had mover trained. Mccarthy pushed
the second Mccarthy did the heavy fighting,
landing two blows to Daccy's one, Dacey
made squirt on the fourth and landed sew
eral heavy body blows. Mccarthy then got Q
full swing in the face. and chased Dacey all
round the ring. Tho latter was only saved by
the cali Of time. In the. Nth round Dacey was
at McCarthy's mercy, who could have knocked
him out II he 80 desired.
Before tho sixth round was called many left
the hall dsGusted. Mccarthy rushed Dacey
aud pounded him hard. In the middle OF the
round Dacey began to rally and got In several
heavy ones. In the seventh Dacey made a
rush. and fo- time 1t looked as though he
swings soon staggered him. The eighth and
ninth rounds were greatly in favor OF Mo;
Carthy and he got the decision: The general
EXPRESSION was the bout was Q hippodrome.