The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-02
The Act Required Only One Minute
and Fifty Seconds.
Patsy Haley Of Buffalo
Did the Business.
Boxing Exhibition Which Was
Well Managed and Conducted.

II took Patsy Haley OF Buffalo Just one
minute and ffty seconds by the time
keepers watch TO put Patsy Rsardon OF
Lewiston out Of the game last night at
| Olympia hall on Union street, The
event which was tbs principal AFFAIR In
the boxing exhibition WAS settled before
the first round ended and Reardon was
supported to his corner by his friends
whers he soon revived.
Olympia hall is on tho third story OF
block ON Union street. The hall 10 large
and was well arranged for IN exhibition
OF this kind. The ring was fixed up In
reg ulation style and the spectators were
given every opportunity to witness the
mills The crowd which attended this
exhibition last night was very small
when compared with the expectations OF
the managers of tbs affair. Doubtless
the storm kept many away who would
otherwise have been present.
| As preliminary to the event Of the even
ing there were three round goes betwesn
Billy Quinn of Portland an6 Jack Lyons
Of Lewiston and Patsy Connors and Dan
Kalor of Portland. These were lively
bouts but the crowd was anxious to see
Reardon OF Lewiston and Haley OF
Buffalo and were impatient Tor the bout
TO be called.
Shortly after nine O'Clock Mr.. Eddie
welch OF Portland stepped into the ring
and introduced as the referee for the big
bout. MIR. JACK shesnan OF the fonoe
News. Mr.. Shsehan mas olhoiateo AZ
4 ha hos I'D
affairs OF this Kind before rs ne sno"eo
By his manner. de seemed to regard "
| much In the same light as a crack oierk
In millinery store would SECOND rate
bonnet .whion was oispiayeu ior sne e''
hcation oil country customer. MS IN
troduotory speech was modei OF its
kind. 1t was delivered whiie Mr. onee-
b n walked gracefully ABOUT tne rins'
now balancing himself on nrst one ioo'
and than the other Win mis- h"nos s'uoA
In the pockets OF MS coat ne nau
cough drop In his mouth wnion ne rohea
about ON his tongue ike onoice "ot.oi
and his speeoh was as 10" aha 90 s'.sAo
as wouia Do ''ss VI pic .s,a mha
millinery store. IL went soine'n'ns iiAe
| this:
1.-THE boys nave agreeo' @S ! unuer''"ns
| H. W ooA "i'oe" A' =
the hfteen ROUNDS II oo'h inen "io VI
their feet the nght VIII se'''e A'seii' NAV
IL TO say one man VIII 10 'os"'N'"
good az the otner.
silence Tor mohen' Vi WV ~n' MT
Sheehan TOOK anotner turn aoou' 'no ring
anu then continued 10 s"ees ~" 'o,oo,
1.-THE conditions are tha' e"oh man s"a"
break away oiean' Ihey nave asreeu W
this as uhuers'anu ~. =" 'n'' WI
is rStsy ha,ey Oh ounaio al" =" 'n'
othsr corner ID Fa''y i~"i''o" VI
TOE.
ihs principals were app'a'u1 ",~ ~ '"
Mr. oheehAn oon'inusu' "-o
only iew Vi US pressure WV S.o" '. 40
VINO are mere viii se' ai'ns VOL 'os''"o''
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encourage your "au oo % W o."ppns
the hands we "h' nave NO snousu
soak MIN MIKE ior .ne '.ne. ie"o"
hears that as well as MIKE = 'nink We
Will ges along 'sry "eh 'os''nf' NAp'
plAuse')
Ihe Time VIII oe Aep' W mr. v
SULLIVAN nan Vi u"aouos'. 'n"
and whose honesty ID no' W 10 que''
TONED.
Ihere was soihe nhoro "pp."u'e
then the rsieree ommauuea neaiuoA "nu
haley 10 snake hanos.
II was apparent that haley was tuo