The sun., 1894-10-30
LAVIGNE BEATS GRIFFIN.
THE SAGINAW BoF rs 4 HARD
FIGHTER AND sTIFF PUNCHER.

- Too Much Tor Dolly Lyons, the Hout
Beiae stopped .. the Second Rou-d-
Jack Made. whip- doe e.tes-A FsIr
Crowd ut the Seaside A. C.'s EHhibitIon.
About 5000 persons made the journey 10
Coney Island last night to see three boxing
bouts under the auspices OF the Sea Side A. G..
The fact that the Brooklyn police had an
nounced determination 10 enforce the law by
prohibiting knock outs and brutality probably
helped TO keep many bloodthirsty sports away.
but the rank and file of the short haired gentry.
who are always on hand at these affairs, came
early and talked fight without cessation. In
spector McKelvey and large force of blue coats
took prominent places throughout the big am-
phitheatre.
The first bout was one Of six rounds at 1o5
pounds between Joe Gates Of Birmingham, Eng
land. and Jack Madden of Brooklyn Gates was
handled by Charley Norton, Billy Norton,
Charles Burke, Jakey Strauss, and Arthur Bux-
ton. Madden's seconds were Jimmy Carroll Joe
Shay Emil Moore, and Jack Smith. The boys
entered the postess ring at o'clock. Tim
Hurst, one of the umpires of the National
League OF Baseball Clubs was the referee. The
men shook hands at 9:10 o'clock.
FIRST RouSD-They spared lightly for n moment
Gates led with the left and missed. He then swung
his right. but Madden not there Madden landed
MS lett on tne tncy DelnR
rushed to the ropes Gates tried a straight left but
Madden lodged. Both rushed and exchanged heavy
lefts. Madden put his right on tho side OF the head
and got away They were sparrlng when the bell rams
Second RouNp.-Gates put straight left on the neck
haTd ieti.bsnd swings and then Madden inocEed he
Enslishmans head lack with his right Gates got in
banged the Jaw with his right. but when he tried Il
hard left on the Secf only TO receive straight right
on the end OF the chin as the round ended. =,
but 4 wen. over hS sh9usT T6syn sTSSsSsssd
on I eye With Hhd II. sGt and reeeyd .uSh Spssg
ieit 10 ne wind That Be srnn!ed; they mixed M Up
den heavy upper Gn the wind and
sisSsf however and avoided several wicked blows BY
ducking II was anybody's night: Alb, ,,,, u, A,
not %p Ss s
ohe nun Il sS
landed heavy cross.eounter on the neck and & fol
Ing right on the ear fSsn they ciScssd Both swung
w%H s nS es in the
d: s ra Maiden no spa
%G $ End On On ss hsT% mouth fns Win qS s SsS
s and ID Madden pdsG s s fh BY
heavy Sssi that s!ssFsssa Maiden; HE s,tsE Il:
left Gates was then rushed 60 the r9ps. where b, be
FACE in return: MADDEN So.fsd s,laIshi slts with
e. sos S sds % Sn e
while being a clever boxer, was little too slow.
Tho second bout was for ten rounds. at lis
pounds. The contestants were Dolly Lyons and
Jack Sheridan, Mike Cooney, Lewis Green, and
Morris Rose. Hogan was looked out for by
Smmy c"rS JACK smt rsay zoe shss sb sna
O'clock.
First Rouxp-,Lyons led with his left. but didn't
rss on tss a% Hogan came anne 6sSR with right ssS
;,assered Dolly who tried TO swing hi. right In vain
hlnd Of blow e return. They mixed it and Hogan e
enough f
SECOND Rorsp -Lyon rushed, but was met by lef,
slinched unit ordered 10 break away Hogan sot u
right The Kid then landed a heavy right on the Jaw
and they cuched again terrific right by Hogan
gan rushed like nend and punched Lyons right and
left into corner.
ings at this point. and Referee Hurst gave his
decision in favor OF Hogan. Had the battle con-
tinued Hogan would have won, as he greatly
After a waitof ten minutes, Fred Burns an
nounced that Johnny Griffin and Kid LayiRne
would be In the ring in fifteen minutes. They
were to fight fifteen rounds at l25 pounds. 1t
turned out that L.ayigne was two pounds over
minutes later Burns informed the spectators
that the men were ready TO begin hghtinH. La
Carro % Goins and nan by Grimm
Crowley and Charley, White. ,Layigne looked
tree. At l0:35 O'clock the fun began.
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wind with a right, Grifin stopped LEFT neatly, and
f. @ S hs Secs and nSR oowd They
sparring when the bell rang; ,,,, A., Ian,
sssns got nome nsp@ ipsn .hs @ Wind Then hsy
s s G Spth ass Ena Fs KID
his right for the jaw but Grimm crosscounteTed him
as2sS sssa aH ssfns s snsez
al S @ on
the wind. GRIMM jabbed iavsnss with his left
a1sHs 1 iaSSsd d st on m The @ meek and drove lis rsS
and Grlrin cnched. John rushed, but was met by
left fun on the mouth Lsyigne rushed landing isft M
face but was rushed TO the ropes This Was LaNgnes
forRTH RouSp..The Kid rushed, but his lst, was WAS
blows were the heavier. He sent his right on the Jaw
and % hard right rsRt on the the wind nearly doubled nP Grii
nm LAVne followed this with TWO terrific rights on
the the n when he Ss bs Aa All over
ing ha men spared sSy ana Grimm iS-hS S lett
ON the head iaVigne then PUSHED and got IN \
isits. ana LaNEne r%shsa j@6nny into corner when
s a ni % n M H., pE I M hn mnnr t
rn aRE WIZ f h.. sfs sf aa % @ ~ rsS 'R har Ss
face. The Kids lett went onto he face and Grimm
was grOggy. lie seemed totally unable Ia land On
effective blow. IL seemed 10 be- only question OF
time when layguc would knock him out.
SIXTH Rot ND Grimm led with the LETT on the head.
Laylgne rushed him To the ropes and slugzed HIM
right and left. Gdin came back gamey and punched
the Saginaw boy lightly on the wind. Law Sne, now,
ever, rushed him into his own corner and puhched
him with both hands hot left by Grimm cut the
Kid the eye. Laygne then banged orr nin heavily
the wind, and they both fell IN lighting IN
layignes favor was followed by rush by the latter,
sEyFSTH korYp,.They addict moment and then
the compliment with aIleft that made the XIII angry
He piled into Johnny hammer aud tongs and eat his
mouth. GTifhn led, but ran away, layigne chasing
him all the ring Lavigne then tried right Tor
the Jaw. but Grimm ducked The Kid rushed his man
10 the ropes when they Clnched. Grimm put light
one on the head and duCkel away from hard right.
EIgITTH kUUND-laN sne rushed into straight lett,
but he upper cut Grimm sharply ON the face layigne
then rushed into Clinch aud IN the bryakaMay he
banged Johnny In the jaw with his right. grimm got
very hArd with his right the bread basket. Grimm
in good left the chin.hut LAyigne thuInped him
came hack with a warm LEFT on the mouth. ami the
crowd cheered him wildly lAvignes blows app' AIRED to
lack steam and the prospective knock'Out 6esan To
look improbable
NNTu K0VSp-Lavigne rushed aud landed his left
nuSh the mouth. GTlniu shot his T.ght across ON
the neak, and they clinched GTfnn punched the
Kid ON the wind aud was sluggcd hard o the ear IN
return. Grnin reached laytgnes forehead with
IAyignc rushed aud landed his right heavily on the
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