The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-09
CIRROLL-BOW FI6HT.
These Men Met In New Orleans Yesterday
for the Second Time.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, August Sunny
Carroll and Andy Bowen met tonight for
the second time in the presence Of IA large
audience in the rooms of the Auditorium
Athletic Club, and Fought for d purse OF
$l,yop Of which the winner Was 10 re-
ceive SlaO and the loser $500.
Both men entered the ring fit 10 hght
for their lives, having trained carefully
for many weeks. There was conslderabie
rivalry among the adherents Of the men.
made keener by the fact that Carroll had
defeated Bowen here two years ago IN
twenty-One rounds. The match tonight
was said 10 have been made to- give the
home man chance to redeem his lost
laurels. Bowen entered the ring at y.OI,
and was followed In a few minutes by
Carroll. Both men weighed IN according
to agreement one hundred and thirty
pounds az the riEgside The gloves were
dOnned and time was called
THE FIGHT BEGINS.
First Round The men advanced to the
centre Of the ring. Bowen knocked
Carroll down. Bowen landed a right
on Carrolls face. Carroll missed vicious
return. In hot rally, Bowen had best
Of It. Bowen pushed Carroll through
the ropes at the end Of the round.
Second ROund-CarrOll missed swing al
Bowen's head and both men scored heavy
leftS. Ths wasi a terrible round, the
lighting was fast and furious.
Third ROund-Carroll had the best OF
the hitting; his left leads for the head
were effective.
Fourth Round--Carroll landed a right
hand swing on the jaw and avoided
return. Both scored stomach punches.
and Carroll landed on the jaw. Bowen
landed right on the top Of the head.
Fifth ROund-NOthing done
sixth Round-Carroll landed right and
left on Bowen's body and got away with
out a return. Heavy in-fghting follow
ed, in which Carroll slipped down.
Seventh Round-CarrOll landed heavy
Il nd M
scored good leads on the head. The
fighting was very sharp.
Eighth ROund-Brisk fighting marked
this round Bowen seemed the weaker
OF the two.
CARROLL KNOCKED DOWN.
Ninth round: Carroll knocked Bowen
down with a right under the jaw. Bo,..
scored good points with the right Car
roll landed right and left on BOwen'S
head. Carroll landed heavily left on Bow
ems nose. This was Carrols round.
Tenth round: Bowen received a blow
over the heart. Both men received light
lefts in the face.
Eleventh round: Carroll landed left in
Powers face without return.
Twelfth round. Bowen received rights
and lefts. and a good deal Of fast fight
ing followed. Carroll had the best OF this
round.
Thirteenth round: Carroll scored a left
on the head and drew forth immense
tUetlS. lOMtU ldl4lfl IL il5HA bipN NA etAN
body. but received left on the mouth
a moment later.
Fourteenth round: Bowen did some
heavy lighting I'm this round but received
an upper-cut from his opponent.
Fifteenth round Both men landed light
blows on the head.
the r FGHTISG TAME.
Rounds sixteen to twenty: The fight
ing was tame Neither OF the men being
able 10 deliver q telling blow.
Rounds twenty-one 10 twenty-four: The
fighting was heavy for light weights.
each landing on the head and face
Carroll seemed 10 have the best OF the
twenty-third round. but Bowen evened up
things In the twenty-fOurth, giving Car
roll some hot punches.
DECLARED A DRAW.
Twenty-fifth round: Carroll had the
best OF the fight. and IL was the opinion
OF the best judges that Carroll would
have won in the thirtieth round. Referee
Duffy decided the fight draw, which
was I'm accordance with equity ana prize
ring rules.