Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-09
FIGHT TO A DRAW.
JIMMY ctRRoLL AND ANDY BOWEN
PUNCH EACH OTHER.
taInmcnt-some Sharp Brushing
Referees Decision Approved.

NEW ORLEANS. La, August s.
Jimmy Carroll and Andy Bowen met to-
night for the second time in the presence
OF large audience In the rJoins OF the
Auditorium Athletic Club. and fought for
a purse OF s, 800. OF which tie winner WAS
TO receive 1870 and The loser 500.
Both men entered the ring 1T to fight
for their lives. having trained carefully
for many weeks. There was considerable
rivalry among the adhcrcnts OF the men.
made keener by the fact that Carroll had
defeated Bowen here two years ego In
was said to have been made to give the
home man a chance to redeem his lost
laurels. Bowen entered the ring at seven
minutes after 9, and was followed In n
few minutes by Carroll. Both men
weighed in, according to agreement, $50
pounds at the ringside. The gloves were
donned, and time was called.
First Round-The men advanced TO the
centre Of the ring. Bowen knocked Car
roll down. Bowen landed right on Car
rolls face. Carroll missed a vicious re-
II.
best Of 1t. Bowen pushed Carroll through
the ropes at the end OF the round.
FIGHTING FAST AND FURIOUS.
Second Round-Carroll missed a swing
at Bowens head. and both men scored
heavy let's. This was terrible round.
The fighting was fast and furious.
Third Round-Carroll had the best OF
the hitting His left leads for the head
were effective.
Fourth Round-Carrol landed a right
hand swing on the jaw, and avoided re-
turn Both scored stomach-punches. and
Carroll landed on the jaw. Bowen landed
a right on top Of the head.
Fifth Round-Nothing done.
Sixth Round-Carroll landed right ant
left on Bowen's body and got away with
| out a return. Heavy iniisnting followed
| in which Carroll slipped down.
Seventh Round-Carroll landed heavy
rIght-sying on Bowers ear. and boti
scored leads on the head. The fghtlns
| was very sharp.
Eighth Round-Brisk fighting marked thi
round. Bowen seemed the weaker OF TN
two.
Ninth Round-Carroll knocked Bower
| down with a right under the Jaw. sou
scored good points with the right. Car
roll landed right and left on Bowen
| head Carroll landed heavily on Bowen
| nose. This was CAROLS round.
Tenth Round-Bowen received a blow
| over the heart. Both men received liSh
| lefts In the face.
| Eleventh Round-Carroll landed left II
| face without return.
| Twelfth Round-Bowen received right
| and lefts, and a good deal Of fast tghtlhl
| followed. Carroll had the best OF thi
round.
| Ttsrteenth Round-CarrolI scored a LEI
| on the head. and drew forth immehs
| cheers. Bowen landed a. light blow O
| the body. but received left on the mout
| a moment later.
| Fourteenth Round-Bowen did SOM
| heavy fighting in thk round. but Re
| ceived an upper-out from his opponent:
| Fifteenth roundabout men landed ligh
blows Oh the head.
FIGHTING TAME.
Rounds Sixteen 10 Twenty-Five figh
inc vas tame. neither OF the men bein
| able TO deliver telling blow.
Rounds Tventy-one to Twenty-tout'
The fighting was heavy for light-weisn,'
each Landing on head and face. Caro-
SEEMED m have the best Of the twenty
third round. but Bowen evened up thihe
In the twenty-fourth giving Carroll SON
hot punches. >, -, >.
Twenty-ffth Round-Carrol had u
best OF the fight. and it was the opinio
Of the best Judges that Carrou wou
have won in the thrtieth round. Reier'
Duffy decided the fight draw, which w
in accordance with equity and prize-rlr
rules.
| Abbott EverlIardt Fight Postponed
NEW ORLEANS, LA, August 81
Olympic Club officials announced to-nisi
that the fight between Stanton Aldo
and Jack Everhardt had been pos'pohe
until September 2lst.