The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-10

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for = vantage potu1-
SECOND RorxDI
Sharkey resumed ks foosvurk as he cane up.
aad searEsd pTst.iy for an ossnine NAAsE
sesSsd = hard rssh. q the ear. Thsa
had ioas2 hat tie s.fsr coax Ii ,oGe. too
ShArkey worked around With hts feet agzin
Sara i enn % the sso3.sS sSarEsg srte ssG : vim
which swept across The breast doinE no damage.
and then they spared q ns2usnt- shaTfsydtlen
the sailor do the work bat ShaTkey up to this
sSt<riIed bis battles vita co-Sett and TItTs5n-
mona
THIRD RoCSn.
EVERYBODY Was waiting for shArkey's r1shes-
Naher addied AID nnAny Eos his riEht
On ssSszs1. aS; dnvtns he :anor' 30
dd not escape the notiee Of the experts
iseE Of resch. MaSer -Ss ). t.niali1inS ss pos
sble- Sharkey's next effort as Peter came dane
he So1. but xas Sc, .;opoed lbs 81 ) Ief, n on ~ meek.
and then NAheT got his left home MAher's NEXT
lad With the len fen short for the Wind, and; as
stood smiling and ieerinG at him, pointing his
gloves a. the Tuam lad As he ran away from
danger.
TorRTH EoCyp.
Sharkey lost no time in landing q sharp left
on the side Of Maher's face. He also put in q
neatly Sloeied 6y Peter. Msher then sot esoser
ard swung . right and left on the neck sharkey
ggt a terrible lef to The stomach: bot Mahe.
swings which landed on the sailors Jaw
aud shook him up sharkey, hovs,er.
made Peter back away with a heavy right over
the heart Prom that point, until The ball
and sharkey was consented With Walking sroaad
the ring: As the fighting bad NOT been fast. the
men had plenty Of wind when they sat down.
TUIH ROUND
Sharkey took the initiative and led for the
stomach. falling short as usual MaheE got In .
left on the neck. Sharkey coming back oa the
breast and sson.eh Both men we're then seor;
tanbaFk scientfac. exhibition. shsrkey finally
made Peter grunt. Maher missed a right.
handler for the head and made no reply to
sSartey thea becsme more and more asSTessiTe,
and rushing Peter toward the ropes, landed
twice On the bead. right and left Peter,s brow
went 20 his corner.
SIXTH RocSp.
A moment Of nddIinz was followed by an
Effort BY ShShIEey TO DIVE his , nan into I.
.s.', long shd 5aa g. put aE- is hi iss to iSs:sT Is:
the mouth; shsEEey oni! laughed and came IN
With more body blows, which were not effective.
left hgsh on the mouth. and As Iaher was reel
Ing Ing; he the nailed 1ssb.. hi I,b. hard snn On The S..d Pssk
bleeding eighty. shAskey. Who had been
= s'f nni,hine R1 Blow nia as f h nes i refn some .dviee
from his second ChoynskL- MAher was spar
fairs. and Vent TO 70 bis corner with an an2sous
look The crowd was in an uproar; and the
police officials began TO edge toward the ring
SEVENTH RoCyD.
MaheE spoke to the sailor in a low tone as they
renewed hostflities- What he said could not be
made no reply. sharkey bit Pc;.r hard with the
left on the mouth and then crossed him on the
the frst time. i, washsmmer and tongs then,
with real hard fighting. Both landed hard body
P1nsSaes sharssy using both bands. Maher T Tas
and threw him away from him II was then
apparent that Peter had been playing foxy,
a terrific, Tis~ht-hander square on the
chin. ShArkey WAS near the ropes and left the
JOLT which shook the ring. The sailor sat dazed
for a moment and then grasptng the ropes with
either hand: drew himself up slowly: MAher
ing furiousiy at short range when the gong rang.
They did not destst AT the sound Of the ben-
spector Mclaughlin at their head. and arrested
everybody in the roped incto-ure. The seconds
when they realized what had occurred
II looked for one brief moment. when clenched
asts were rf he<ah on n.sa ana s!oS rese o.asI
battle than had been going on in the ring The
spectators were in a ferment. too. but wiser
into their wraps. and the Officers conveyed them
TO their dressing rooms
The seconds OF Sharkey besought Referee Col
vile to give adecision, and he shouted Draw"
This announcement Was conveyed to the general
public by Announcer Harvey. and the throng. IN
and the electric light bugs
After the battle Inspector Mclaughlin with
Webs and etective steS6ins. ranE up q patrol
TS4fh street station. The pTineipais ssconds
timekeepers and referee were all arrested and
iEses' s sPi SGa s BAKER Nf anss e all an Ma SS1t
county GALWAY. Ireland. not m.rried. and
s saxa aiI a T soOd ndEeIH i1 of laughter as baaAS %sea s.k ed
what his occupation SAs He said be
was hustled into the back room and
his seconds were called to the desk.
r6ss E ga solI HSnei pan. .nd i s5ISs ss. and %. G SisTss
business, 1856 Secoad avenue. this city; Michael
J. Connolly; otherwise Known as "BSeko Con
age 10. lASerer. single, West Chester; Peter
Lowry, age 80, coach builder. Vest Chester: Pat
Ssia s issfs e %s! sahsd. 'if Hs ;o %s'i Lis Gh srass:
good naturediy and seemed to enjoy the $ske.
He gave his age as %, his occupation as . black
smith. and San Francisco Is his address
The next in line were Tom lansing. Il, plAs-
terer. single. Kentucky; Tin McGrath. 3,
candy business. single. San Francisco; Daniel
Flan eEesa' Jos 81; B. sof cs09n:ti. @ IS: .S.sn sah
married San Francisco. Jimmy, Colville, the
referee. Was next called. He said he was . COM
mission broker. SO years of age, and came from
Martin Kirby Of lash. street and Third
avenue vent bail for Choynski and Lam
sinS. Steve Brodie went bal for Col
tsrson OF 1eS West Twentysirth street
hailed NAher. while = Sixth avenue sport
ing man bAlled out al Of MAher's handlers.
The amount Of bail in each case was fixed .;
800.
An win be arraigned BEFORE Magistrate Cornell
this morning. Inspector Mclaughlin said TO q
Sun reporter:
"IArrested the men because they showed .
disposition 10 slug and violate The law.
cautioned both men before they entered
the ring and told them that I would
arrest them as soon as they began to
rough IL or indulge in q prize light
They promised faithfully 20 keep within bounds.
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