The herald., 1894-09-26
THE PUG|LISTS' CARNIVAL
Abbott and Everhardt Try
Conclusions.
Neither Man Able to Knock the
Other Out.
The Battle Declared Draw in the
Twenty-fifth Round,
Fitzsimmons and Crsedon Prepared to
Do Battle Tonight-Plimmsr
and Party of Sports
Arrested.
By the Associated Press.


tonight commenced with
a friendly exhibition between Young
Critic, the Australian, and Mike Dunn.
Grffo's work was mucn appreciated by
the audience. which numbered about
900.
The event OF the night was between
Eyerhardt and Abbott for a purse OF
$500. The referee warned the men in
reference to fouls. Everhardt was
seconded by F. S. Willis. J. J. Bates and
the Sutherland brothers, Abbott by
John Dunn, Billy Plimmer, ALI. Robb
and Billy Chittenden.
Round l-Everhardt commenced the
aggressive, Abbott assuming beautiful
defensive position. Everhardt landed a
good left in the stomach and brought
his right over the Engliahman's jaw
moment later. Just as the gong
sounded Everhardt landed a good left
on the stomach and brought his right
on the jaw for the third time.
Round 2-Everhardt commenced the
round, landing some very rough blows
on the head. Both men scored letts,
but Everhardt landed q wicked right on
the neck.
Round 3-Everhardt landed a left on
the body. repeating il moment later
without return. Both men scored hits
on the body.
Round 4-Everharit had the best OF
it. The Englishman Was fought to the
ropes.
Round 5-Everhardt landed two
vicious punches on his opponents head
and the latter clinched to avoid punish
ment. Eyerhardt landed his right on
the Jaw and vicious body blow. Both
| men landed on the head. Everhardt
was the aggressor. Abbott landed q
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swing. Everhardt landed left stomach
punch a moment later. Everhardt
landed left and right, the latter on the
head. Abbott escaped several right
swings. Abbott was cut on the chin
with left. Referee Duffy announced
fret blood for Everhardt.
Round 7-Abbott ducked into an up
per cut and received two frightful blows
on the jaw, landing body blow in re-
turn.
Round 8--There was some heavy
fighting in the center OF the ring, and
Ahbott's right eye was bleeding.
Round 9-Everhardt landed on the
face and received a right il return.
Abbott landed two righthand body
punches.
Round 1O-Abbot again ducked into
an upper cut and received left in the
face. landing right in return. Abbott
was nearly knocked down with straight
left in the face and staggered from
blow on the head.
Round 1l-Everhardt landed left ON
the body and nearly fell to the ground.
Abbott landed right on the head and
got left in return.
Round l2-Abbott landed some good
punches, driving Everhsrdt to the ropes,
where he uppercut his man viciouely
with the lett, but at the end of the
round Everhardt evened things up. Alb.
bott received right on the jaw which
knocked his head back.
Round 14-Abbott landed two wicked
leits, one on the stomach. the other on
the nose, but in the 10Th he dueked in
to two heavy lefts and had the worst of
the exchange.
In round II, Everhardt landed several
hard punches. The men did light work
until the 2lst round and 22nd round,
when the hitting was heavy, Eyerhardt
having shade the best OF it.
The 23rd and oath rounds were fast
and slightly in Everhardt's favor,
though Abbott came up strong for the
final round.
Tho twenty. fifth round commenced
fast and furious. Everhardt landed
three rapid rights, while Abbott held
his left glove III a partial clinch. The
men clinched repeatedly in this round.
and were ordered TO break. Everhsrdt
was still the sggressor forcing Abbott
around the ring. Both men seemed ysrv
strong. Everhart's left landed furiously
on Abbott's head. and the Englishman
clinched frequently to avoid punish
ment.
Referee Duffy then declared the fight
q draw. The decision was very satisfac.
tory to the large audience.
fItzsimmona and Creedon are both in
form for their fight tomorrow afternoon.
Both men have continued to work up to
this afternoon. Fitzsi m mons is a heavy
iavorte in the pools. Creedon is full of
con tidence and relies mainly upon his
disposition TO take punish ment in order
te get in on Fiizsimmons for close short
arm fighting. Creedon has found plenty
of backing since he made his appearance
here, and he is we'll pleased with the
fact that there are long odds placed
against him.
Billy Plimmer, Billy Mccarthy, Harry
Black, Benny Murphy and another a.
teDdAnt upon Plimmer were arrested at
an early hour this wednesday, morn
ing, charged with creating disturbance.
Phmms. WAS discharged, but fines we're
imposed ON the others.
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