The sun., 1894-08-29
scored during the contest were as follows.
tai.. Embellishments McAuliffe.

Totai. .........Sriuo-....125 hcAuline...
"These figures are not recorded from memory
or notes taken afterward They are scored
blow for blow on small registers, one of which
carry in each hand Az each clean hit Is made
Itouch the little oog-wheel. and the machine
does the rest. This system enables me TO keep
my eyes on the fighters during each round, and
in the intervals transfer the points to paper
and start the next round with my registers
again at zero. In order to show how far this
may mention the case Of an operator at the ring
side who telegraphed the fight on sight, He
and ehroncled M @ T the result % by teuoh as %ss
sTifo s.ih tapping. Mc4aiisS landing Heavily sSaf'
"It win be seen that regarded the scoring az
even for the FIRST round. In the second Mo
fairly equalized matters in the third, at the end
Of which ! credited them with forty-two hits
that Critic was the possessor Of a very shifty
head on which II was almost impossible to
%1@ hs n. o % %
sas dhGsS h S9F was nH ]:
for the faoe entirely Tho latter style always
impres.es an spdienoe, as it generally re-
aEas sss Soss are SSs SE sGm:
The distinction was particularly noticeable on
whether with genuine punch or q mere tap, the
onlookers applanded. while little appreciation
gave aPo due credit for sis nne sooEynS N tho
third. fourth, and nth rounds. The arst sixth,
and seventh ! regarded as even. MoAulitie,s
eighth. ninth, and last rounds, and Ifelt NO heal.
tation In pronouncing him the victor.
who was locked every time. and that MoAulifrs
was free and ready 70 resume as soon as l ef-
must nit that MoAaiie sy wss the = more asarss, %
siye,and that he showed no hesitation in leading
might be prepared TO land. MoAuliffs was
stronger at the finish than Ia the middle
dSr The foarth sSd oana but aaS be
recoyered red his lost ground rapidly and was do
work % and md, escape retaliation. He did no leading
result might have been different but as 1t was
sincerely believe that he was outclasssd and
:" In my opinion Griffo il a clever boxer, who
thoroughly understands ring rules. He can take
game. He would, however, have little show with
McAulitfe tf the latter could be induced 20 train
,hs rns 70 do
provement in his condition on Monday night al.
though lie was litter even then than appeared
cial reasons affected my decision. My servioes
were , given as they always have been, gratui-
snce 70 me which man won. provided he proved
himself the better boxer on the occasion. i was
escaping from the building to escape the results
of my decision. All who shared my anxiety TO
catch the last Bay Ridge boat for New York
cleared out as abruptly as did.
In discussing the fight afterward with men
VINO have been through the ropes thomselves,
and who thoroughly understand the science,
found little trouble in convincing them that the
right man had been declared the winner. have
and feel pretty confident that know the value
OF clean hit by this time"
Police Commissioner Miller OF Brooklyn was
present at the Seaside Athletic Club entertain
ment at Coney Island on Monday night and had
no fault TO find with the boxing exhibitionA
Mayor Schieren did not attend the show, but
yesterday morning he read the reports OF the
knock -out OF Charley Burns by 0'BTten and the
great go between MoAuliffs and Griffo with
much interest. He said that II was still his opin-
lon that such exhibitions were demoralizing, and
said, could have granted . license 20 the club
had he not been forced 20 do 30 by the decision
Of Justice GaYnor. In regSrd 20 the application
OF the Atlantic Athletic Grub for . license he
would refuse tt II he could follow his own In
clination, but he supposed IL would also have TO
be granted. Police Commissioner Welles told
the Mayor that he had instructed Inspector Nc
Kelvey 70 allow no brutality In the ring on Mon
day night and he was satisfied from his own OBJ
that his orders had been carried out
After the fight Monday night It was currently
.ng man bad had a bet on McAuliffs OF $500 70
s400. When the holder OF the losing end OF the
wager came TO Smith and offered him s400
the remark:
II don't want your money. McAulifPe didn't
win, although the referee said so. don't caro-
70 win bet on such a palpably wrong deeision-~