The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-25

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took place tonight IN the 2res-uc- If
about 5 600 spectators Professor joan p.
EckhsrE. he popular New York referee, on
eiat-'i ss judge of the merits OF the m-n.
/ according u the articles of agreement bs-
tween the fighters. Murphy sud Piinmor
/ fought for pnrss of s. 800. 5000 70 tue
winner and $500 TO loser. The nen were
in splendid condition aad weighed in at
he stipulated weight. rs pounds.
| Toe sttkeless ring was introd need to-
night for the first time, and so far a. APP
pearancrs weat. seemed To be an improve-
meut on the old style OF enclosure. Prot
Joho DUFFY entered the ring. IN roduCias
+ Referee Eckssrt, who W we'll received
Pimmer WAS seconded by Billy Mc-
Carthy. Benny Murphy sad Al Robbsy;
/ Murphy was looked after by James Con-
I nery, Jake kilrstn aud Andy Bowen; Frank
+ Carambsck wa, official time ke-peg.
Round The wvrk Ia tue fir-t round
/ Was very pretty. Pnmmer landed several
/ left haud punches ON the head aud rights
over the heart. + on IA he missed Que of
the most vicious cuttings ever seen ia the
+ rim hers. Pimmer had tho best OF tho
round
/ Rouad Murphy landed left swing on
the jaw, though he received a severe
stomach punch in return. Murphy re-
crived "A night on the tw aud got la M
men, later In the same place. Marphy
received severe punishineut in this round
and e>pec ially on the body. though -, tho
round endsd, Plimmrr ducked into a
heavy upper cut.
RUund 3 Plimmsr became the aggrsssor
landing right body punch aud sending
IN right and Irft moment later. Bsth
men landed lefts. though Plimner cot the
best II the exchange. Piiunnrr puuch~si
az viii all over he ring and b. Bc-,on
bantam looSed worse for wear" at ne
enti OF iHr round.
Round T. Pimmer forced the fighting
from the start. being much the stronger Of
the two. though Murpby got Ia Que or Two
good rlght-hsnders on the Jaw. 10 the
middle OF the round Murphy ducked info
heavy left upper cut and got much The
worst OF the encounter. In the end of fse
round there rapid exchange Of
blows aud beautiful out fghiiug marked
the meeting of The mrn in tue nIi3.iis of
the ring. Murphy's blows lacked steam,
though hts science was OF the ueatesc
oTd-r. This was Planners round.
Round ). There Was considerable mixing
la this round and the work, though heavy
at times. was IL the artistic Character
Planners right hand boiy punches were
terrific, though the Boston msn took his
medicine garpely.
Round q. Plimmer was having much
the best OF his round from the commence
meat. though Murphy assisted him, miss
ing some heavy Isf, Leads Phmu.-r wa,
continually pounding at the heart. though
MuTpby's right eye showed signs OF pun
ishmrnt As the gong sounded Pllmne
lsaded heavy right on the body.
Round 2 Pimmcr WAS the aggrsssor
landing his ieft ia the stomsch aud his
Tl~bt a. viii! There was "a hot ciiBcb IA
the middle OF the ring Ia WHICH both meu
lost tueir temp-rs. Referee Eekhart
calling them TO Themselves.
R0uud : Plimmer led la che nrhting
tSOuzh Murphy Landed a good upper euE
on the Englishmaa's face. Piimmer
merely eveBed up the fight. later. how.
ever, Murphy scored the b.st hitting
during the fight Murphy wSs heavy
ftvOrite OF the audiences aud - he went u
the corner be ives loudly chesred
Round Q. All tho honors we're Plimmsr's
in this round.
Round 10 Murphy was still strong In the
tenth and e!incb near the ropes caused
bim TO throw Pilmmrr from him With the
greatest ease. IL got right oH the body
and the head Murphy was nearly taken
IN hts feet by a heavy riRht-bsEd swlng,
sni many cries OF "Oh's" were heard.
THIS WAS a give aud take round aud
Murphy dill the best be had so far done
Round H. Both mea iard-d besvy
swings. though TOE boty puachiag o! Mar
ply WAS getting terrific. Murphy looked
- litile tired ~ the sn1 Of tie r0und hat
was doing better than Ia the early stage.
81 he contest.
Round u. Murphy even.d things up IN
this ronaa, landing bitter blows and IL
ANYTHING 81 the best Il the roand
Round - aud a. The lighting was ter.
Tifi-. Murphy getting some fssfful
punches. Nhen the gong sounded sc the
esd OF be fourteenth round the men had
10 b. separated
Rounds Is and 10 The msa Tough, des-
psTzteIy. Murphy rot tue greatest Bum-
Der 81 blows. and the hardest one. too.
still the EogiishmsB failed TO wsEtso aim
to any great extent
Ia tue seventeenth and slz fifteenth rounds
Plimmsr bad The better OF the iightiug
bu, 10 he eighteenth Plimmef's ex -easiot
was terrible. lie lsaaed q beaYY rlgst OF
Murphy throat. knocking the latter q
The gr4usd, aud though Mnrphy zos up
aud fongbt gsmeIy. he wAs hammered
around the ring the remainder Of ths
round.
Toe nisste~nth snd twentieth rounds
were 10 piimmsr's favor. the Latter jabbisg
Murphy sli around the Iiag.
Round 81 Murphy recsissd severe pgG->
j hmsnt.
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