Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-09-29
EvERHARDT r ABBOTT
eyerhardt QUITE ought BY Abbott
of New Orleans.
REFEREE DEC CLARES A DRAW
THE PngiiistIe Ente er,aInment \. witness
sed By an Audience of 5000
Twenty-Five Rounds.

NEW ORLEANk, Sept. 2d.-The
pugiiistic entertaI nment commenced
with n friendly ex hibilion bout Of four
rounds between Young Grlfio, the
Australian, and Nj lex Dunn. Grlffo'a
work was much appreciated by the
audience. which numbered 5000. The
event of the evening was then an
nouuced, and Jac K Everhardt OF New
Orleans, and Stanton Abbott of
England, entered the ring TO fight for
a 800 purse.
The Firht ny Roands.
Round one-Evethardt commenced the
aggressor, Abbott assuming u beautiful de-
iensise position. II Everharit landed good
left in the stomach and brought his right
ever on the English mans jaw q moment
later. just as tha gong sounded. Ever
hardt landed COOL left on the stomach
and brought right on the Jaw.
Round two--Evethardt commenced the
round. innding sohe very rough blows on
the head. Both meh scored lefts but Ever.
hsrdt landed wici,ed right on the neck.
Round three-Evdrhardt landed viciou 5
lett on the body and repeated u moment
later without returl. Both men scored hits
on the body.
Round iour-EveHh lrdt had the best of
Il. The Eaglishm hn was fought 10 the
ropes.
Round tive-Eyer hardt landed two vicious
puncnes on the EHHishman's bead and the
later clinched to avoid punishmedL Ever
hardt landed right on the jaw and
vicious body blow. Both men landed on
the head. jack was the aggressor. Abbott
landed good right on the heart.
Round stx-AbboEt landed a tnir left on
the jaw and ducktd away from "a vicious
swing. JacE landed q left stomach punch
and a moment later landed a ieft aud right
on the head. Abbptt was cut on the chin
with lett. The reAere announced lirs;
blood Tor Everhardt
Round sevcn--Abbott ducked into an
upper-eut and ffeeiyed two frightiui
punches on the jaw, landing u body blow
in return.
RoEnd eigbt-ThtTe was some heavy
lighting. Ab6otts right eye was bleeding.
Round nine ne-Jack lnndsi q left on the
lace. Abbott Landed two right body
punches.
R1und ten--Ahhdtt again Gucked into an
uppeEcut and received left punch IN tile
iHce, landing right in return. ABBOTT was
nearly Knocked down with straight left in
the face, and staggered from a blow on the
head.
Round eleven-Jhek landed left on the
body and nearly FIJI 10 tho ground. Alb
bott landed right on the head and got q
ieii in return.
Round twelve-Abbott landed some good
punches, driving JAck to the ropes. but IN
the 18Th round EveFhardt evened things up
and lost nothing in the exchange. Abbott
got right on the Jaw which knocked his
head back.
Round fourteen - Abbott. landed two
wicked ieitS, one on the stomach, the other
on The nose being the two best he deliv-
cred during the liAht, but In the fifteenth
he dueked into heavy left and had the
worst o! the exchange.
Closing Rounds.
In round seventeen Everharlt landed
several harl punches Tho men a ID light
work until the 2ist and 22d rounds, when
the hitting was ndavy. Eyerhardt having
a shade tho best oft.
The 23i AMI 2llh rounds were fast and
slightly 10 jacks tayor
Round twenty y-iiFa-Commencea fast and
inrious Eysrhafdt landing three rapid
rights. while Abbo held his left glove IN
4 partial clinch. The men clinched repeat
edly in this round and were ordered 10
break. Everhard. was still the aggressor.
iorcing Abbott around the ring. Ever
hardt lett landed turiousIy ON Abbott's
head and the EHglishman ciinched fre-
quoutty TO avoid ptnishmsnt
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