The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-20
AT COMFY ISLAND.
TWO DRAWS AND ONE DECISION IN
THE ATLANTIC 4. C. BOUTs.

Owing 20 jack McAuIiRe Breaking His
Hsna HIs Boat WITH ZeieIsr H Called n
D~rnw-Jsrty Bsrrstt s-d Riiy MsrPhy
Also Fight = Braw-Jshnny Gorrsn
whIp. Paddy McRride n Five Rounds.
CoSEY ISLAND, Nov. 19.-Thc fstic card Of
the Atlantic Athletic Club did not attract very
large crowd tonight. The early trains landed
very few game sports here, and the later trains
were not more than half filed. The fact that
Jack McAulife was billed TO spar ten rounds
with the clever Philadelphia light weight, Owen
Zeigler, interested those who made the trip. IL
was the first time Jack had prepared himself
for a boxing match since the night he met
Young Critic at the Seaside A.. G. lie had been
training hard, so his friends said, and was ex-
pected to give . better account OF himself than
when the Australian fighter outpointcd him
and was robbed of the verdict.
Zeipler first csme into prominence as an anna
teur. in which class he bested ali eomers. He
also stood Horace Leeds of for four rounds, de-
feated Billy Ernst In six rounds, and got a de-
cision over stanton Abbott in a four-round
affair. He came from the Quaker City confident
of victory and in the very pink of condition. A
delegation Of Philadelphia sports were among
the early arrivals, and were looking for odds.
but there was very little money in sight. as the
sports did not know just how good MeAulife
might be.
The other bouts on the card were between
Australian Billy Murphy and Jerry Barnett at
1875 pounds, and Johnny German and Paddy
Mcbride, also at 1875 pounds, each affair to be
Of ten rounds duration. The building
WAS as cold as an icebox, but that
didn't disturb the dead game gentlemen who
had the best seats. There were the usual pros
porous bookmakers and race track men In the
boxes, together with the sporty doctors, brokers,
lawyers, and those individuals whose business
cauldn't stand the glare of a search light. Just
before the fun began It was stimated that there
were about 1000 persons present. The first
bout wrs between Murphy and Barnett. Neither
man weighed in, Murphy claiming to weigh 113
pounds and Barnett alleging that he tipped the
scales at 100 pounds. Murphy's seconds were
All Rubb, Teddy Wilson, and Benny Murphy,
all of England. The handlers for Barnett were
Jim Mcbride. Florrie Barnett. and Jack Des-
mond. Denny sullivan was. timer, and Johnny
EckhRr 1t was the referee. Inspector Mckelvey
weighed the gloves on q small pair of scales, and
then all was ready. The fighters shook hands
at \ $50 o'clock.
landed lightly. They SPARED a moment and Murphy
put si' Isi. on th landed nSsf a 9 iefi h to &c on a III, ssia ,a T.sn se m inc
Murphy to the ropes. barnett landed on the chest
vicious swings. They were sparrins when the bell
sHSosp RorSp.- They both swung their lefts. but did
lttle damage. Barnett landed on the body, and
LUMP barnet, Lin: 1is%smcdb bis Tis I,ns hard , on pr ih eb ,9 nv
breast and nearly Knocked Murphy OH his feet with a
corkins right on the chin; They were lighting at long
ra Ts,e whsn usS.rBarner left fell short, but his right
f ns,5 au sss aeS Ss, al II. r GfaMs and ai No MI ha4n,. g. s.sSR Murphy s VA.
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eject.
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left to the short ribs again and Barnett threw his right
they y We're %l1si S%p; Barnet, , Ss.ci in min a 4 r. fTs% nsc gsP PER
s sSsn im a%Pped a 20, nOH they " we're s siSrin !" at ? sa %SSe ot d"&
when the bell rang ,c hand, -,
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1 men na isse an T'f pnt ef sls 'r right e on he j IM%"S Murphy iy' them
rushed and , w. q terrific Trims IN IN and n. SMS e6r merry yS Sa
as siafn ReTSSs'eMprphy now began 70 force the
gos a hard lSi' on iss JAM .nsrT rhsy vas sssh ibs order ds1's w Sea
u ''s sSv III; Ss%Ss S f. III 1His. .P sS; aa sG; ~ G as.a ,l Bar.
Then = is r. , rushed 4s Saly tho, {. BE- inEG HnseGd tn 5T sssv on sl 1hs
ging. with honors about even, while thrc . "a warmed
pEp iuHT nhf Eog wslr .hiaras at T TStf, / ana y s"" IN nj nhis risSI on
the ear Murphy u cSaI bach SsSn wi and 'e ,s6 ana T HIN II IL the he
mouth With his left. Murphy swung, a vicious right
~, T siHsS ! ls y. ,S q HAAS SSS %,nss J$FEs s%%%s
both c sana back sR' w Marp a rush aaaf ina S's ssn, Jerry YIN into Nus his
jerry SryT siip E@SSG Down! rssy cx sca hsri i"r,. anal
rights while nRhting in BarntttS corner Murphy
E EErSsa 6 on t iSs' eS nnr" I w Z " "ISsriy Murphy round.
"h fns sg iH Rsrsb NJ ria ii: left three times, but
1 r%sht aps ara st f in a sGup fS' Of % s"Ss %pn ,rr'"s:' on a., {
hs9S; H srisG for tna q blow aS; a SEVERAL %tGS i Mns .'r''"' although
The referee called 1t a draw.
The crowd had greatly increased in num-
bers by the time the second bout MAS ready to
Bride and German. McBride's seconds were
Jack Fogarty. Jack Gallagher, Tom Sheehan.
and J. Sherman. German was cared for by
Charley Harvey. Dan Custy' and JACK HspSger-
delphia friends cheered him wildly. He was in
fine shape. Gornlan followed him u moment
later and was also warmly welcomed. Eek
hardt was referee. They shook hands at 9:ao
o'clock.
FrRsr RorSp. -McBrlde forced the Hghtns with a
nose. aornan led win rs lett, but didn't land, Mac
eSqns n'i rushed Mac to lie ropes in a cIinch' Macs
ieft went into The face twice Without a return and
sEeSSP R0USD;m cs, iaH TSsn t 6SAyy ir,1 on b tme % %sk
with a ris6i. but the PnIlsdeIphiSn flushed him to the
ETcDSss;a l sTs M h r,Eat on and the l iaw. on and 5hs Maze ser them o rasRa9
H. :rfss sndf c TIFs Mac s aSds isr the LETT "Sr sssl t fG VIZ. h nshi
for fair, and the crowd went crazy, -
,O raIE E5,h KSrf Isndihs bS Stfnf hand ii lightly : stTg' Sn the norman fasaa
They exchanged iefts for the n0dy, aud then German
f fSi. cine r. 3 alrs e he i saPf n.a SSlm Piftad iI SIhS "a af his fs SS.
Gormsn's left eye as pgned up and Macs was nearly
'fSraTm RousP:eBot6 men were a y, tired when
kHtl GhIlt W. bNlha wv WIN WV hANA. ~ AAf nv
and then rushed into a clinCh. German missed IA right
swing and got a left In the wind. After llsht sparrlng
they rallied and uormsn had the better oft. Mcbride
was piaN ing a waiting game.
FITH RorSD.-McBrlds cut loose and drove German
into a corner. slugglng him right and left. Dorman.
however, rallied and punched his man right and left
with terrlnc force. He cut McBride's nose and mouth
and had him on the ropes, where he was making a
punching bag OF him when the referee stopped the
hight.
Mcbride would have been put to sleep with a
few more punches. Time of round. l minute
and AS seconds. German was declared the
winner.
Now came the event Of the night. Zeigler's
seconds were Charley White and HuRhey Ken
needy. McAuliffe was seconded by Jimmy Nell
son and Con McAulife.
The fighters were awaited with great eager
ness, and when Zeigler entered the ring he was
loudly applauded. When MoAuli1e appeared
champion bowed smilinglv In acknowledgment.
The crowd had been coming In steadily, and
there were all OF 1000 persons present when the
men were ready. The sports scrutinized Jack
closely, and were not altogether satisfied, as he
looked a tribe fat. Still he was in better shape
than when he met Critic, Zeigler's condition
was admired by all. They shook hands at l0;l5.
EtRsr ~ROUSD-McAuline rushed and landed his