"‘AMMMa—ub
Haas wishes to ca-
. “unusual-we.
' JalyI—Thsaaliivsn-Kli—
, mmmatfikb
" ,lflmll- thutMNewOo
filltvan won in theseveuty-dfth
hjarsd, although Kim was very
atthsclose. Knralnwoutbshrstfall
“blood. Bnlllvmgotthedmkuock-
“mum-inwancoudedbyCharlie
,Waodllhabonovandohn Imphy.
*WW. Sullivan's unorthwae Will-
xunoa. uII no. cm; Dlnlol
"Ifipbymfhosthottleholdu.
Prs’arlagfor the Fray.
g«l‘afll'tlmrneuhadtakontbeirpcai-
“fathhghtthe short! of the county
PM and formally, inthenameofths
”accumulation pressntto ohservethc
Be that retired, this being all tbs
’ hswassnthorlssdtotakeatthhstagc
b pounding: There was no further
Wténthopart of theauthorities to-
leththeflght.
m looked minus,“ to saynppre—
Muhammad the ring. Bessemed
awmdthetaskbefore him. Hews:
.‘m bytbecmwd, but the enthu.
'~ Crowd —llo Tickets
” 'Ghnds — 40 men.
i ‘ Speculum—4:5 Titlefs.
suggested Enrich,
John Fitzpatrick, mying he
knowaasanhonsst and upright
.idhedldnotknowlr. Fit}
bflght KitcheIItbenpropoeedati-
trimester-m mum Pitspatr
‘ hitthslamvaamsnretmed. Protes-
WQMMWML
., 1w lathemtta'ofsinand
Wwasatoncccemnnnt-
mwsselondldwhsathe lighthe-
n toeithermanln
Manna-saves.
light return on the bead.
Jule Beta a Illb toaster.
ill—Sullivan hit Klirain s roaster la the
ribs. Kilrsln going down.
al—Kilrain buried on Sullivan‘s stomach,
Sullivan returning on the neck, and Rural-
resorted to hogging, Bully landingon Kil-
rain's jaw, the latter falilnr.
Mlllvaulanded on Kilrain’s ribs, tht
htter going to earth.
lid—Sullivan had to chase Kilraln around
the ring. The round ended withacllneh,
Sullivan on
M—Bullivsn began by trying togetins
knock out blow. Jake hugged and finally
fell without being hit.
Winn landed on Kilrain‘s ribssnd
repeated the dose again, when Kilraln fell
as lanai.
Hollivan feinted and Kilrain rapidly
retreated Kilrain landed lightly on Built.
van, hugged and went down.
Jake Knocked Into Ills Corner.
Lfl—Both sparring for wind, Kilrain land-
ing on Sullivan‘s jaw and clinching. Bully
knocked Jake down in the latter’s corner,
The next ten rounds were but a repetition
of the former ones, Sully getting the best of
them nil, and landing several heavy blow:
on KI lrain’s side, and it latter falling ti:
avoid punishment.
till—Bully followed Kilraln around tilt
ring, calling to the referee to make hill
stand and tight. Jake went down without
being struck and Sully claimed foul, which
was not allowed.
Ail—Sullivan landed heavily on Kilrain':
ribs, the letter ending the round by falling.
tl—Blight exchanges, and Kilrain fell to
avoid punishment.
3—Sully opened heavily. Hard infighting
followed, Kilmin going down from a light
blow, John stumbling over him, andJake‘r
seconds made loud claims of foul, which the
referee would not allow
fif—fiullivau landed on Jokes ribs, and
lLfler a few pesos Kilrain went down with-
out receiving a blow. Sully himself appealed
to the releree,clalmiug a foul, which we
not allowed.
Sully's Ste-sch Weakena.
u—Asmashereachedthemntcrofths
ring John began vomiting freely, and it
looked as if his stomach was weakening.
Kilrainaskedhimtomakethe flgbtadraw,
hut Bully refund, and ruponded wit a
havy blow on Jake's ribs, knocking hill:
down.
lh—Bullivan mashed Kilraia in theriln,
thenlandedonhis jaw, knocking himdown
andstamplngouhim. Aloudclaimof foul
was not allowed.
The seconds of Kiirain knew their man
nut lose alter this round, unlesachauer
hlow could save him
Kllrnln Playing Ont.
Bully, although slightly winded, was afls
todeal sledge hammer blows and Jake w-
weaker. Bk blows had no
inthcm,andhhleft sidewas evklentlygiv-
inghim omnidcrabie pain. Bepursued his
usual tactics of retreating whenever Bully
advanced, and the jeers of the crowd became
more and more marked.
el—Kilraln landed on John’s staunch.
John‘conuteredon therlbswithhisrlght. a
clinch followed, Bully falling heavily on Kil—
rain’s body,the latter: secmds claiming a
foul. “Pony" looreaccused the refereeof
having money on the result, and thelatter
called, ltoore a 1hr.
lathe-18th and 40th rounds-lake fell to
[Void punishment.
john Begs Jake to Ylght.
til—Sully led vigorously, Kilnin returning
lightly and running away, John following
andbeggingJaketotlght. The latter went
down fun a slight blow.
Kilnin would smile, but therewasaghsst
lilies-in his awnmcd good humor that was
h was surely
going, audnoneknewlthettsrthanhinndf.
In the 51st to 56th rounds Kilrain resorted
b retrenhg notice, tothe disgust of the
crowd, going down repeatedly without a
How to avoid t.
In the filth rude-ke went dowa without
rncdviug a How, nd loud «is d foul wan
heard on evcy side, bit the claim was not
Inthetillthround Johnson offered to bat
”tow“ Bullywould wia,butoonld
notlndatakm'.
Inthsflthrondklh-aialedmtviciously
until-o firm. but Isis-II. Bully Mutal,
an“. bulbs dumb-ml his sol-Is
mind's-MM
m retreating, hillvaa followed
new khaundn'tbsrupeswlthaldt
haakhthsrlba
aided the round by
sub
I-Kilram" knocked down witth
nor-ammo serial mam
late, and actually
w e p t. All his
friends stuck to
him and cheered
him up except lib
«hell, who m
CHAIM" nrrcnlu. dwi"! ”W
and hold aloof. Hulllvan and his party also
hurried Iuthe train instrumentals! lb!
two parties were won on their way to New
Orleans
Jake Thinks Ila Was llrlllsfll-
Kilraln seemed to ruler more mtally
than physically. He said he had Sullivan
whipped wine, but was unable to follow up
his advantage. Bo mid he could not trailer
stand what was the matter. He seemed able
to stand punishment. but mold not inflict
any. lie felt almt as it be had been
drugged. He could see that HullIvandld not
feel his blows. Donovan, woven-on and
others-mused Kllmin and gave him draught!
of whisky and water while ho wast-fling.
They cmnforted him as much as pot-ibis.
and though they had every reason to feel
blue over the result, they did not let him no
tics their regret Donovan sold totbc re
porters that the heat and exercise had doth
more than the blows to exhaust Kilrain.
flow Kllraln looked After the right.
Kilnin'r face did not betray the great
punishment he had received. He had acuI
under the nose across both hrs, and his lei!
eye was slightly discolomd and swollen.
}lis right hand had
been injured by a
blow on Sullivan's
head, and his left
mop had been cut -
by the spikes on
Sullivan's shoes.
He had rec-lived
terrible punish-
ment about the
ribs, and doubtless
collared consider-
able pnin, but he
gave no voice to his agony. lie ciaimul it
have been more overcome by the heat the:
by the blows of Bullirnn. Referring to thc
fight, Kilraln said that the had not beer
properdytnined,and thathewasnoth
condition when he enta-ed the ring. Hr
would work and get mmoneyhigethel
again,hemid,andwonldonoe moromskes
trial for the championship. lie bad Sullivan
“done up"twice,he continued, but be bad
notbecnproperlytrainedandwas unabletl
taksadvantageof this, but bewas willing it
tight Sullivan again.
'lilraln Inprnachns Mitchell.
When the rain was crossing thetrestll
about eighteen miles from the city, Mitchell
forthe ilrsttims entered the car. Kilraln
awohs shortly after this, and reproached
Iitchall for the corIdition he (Kilrain) wsI
lnwhen he entered the ring. Mitchell at-
tributed Kiiraln'sdefeat to its belngoneoi
his all days. A number of sporting men
who had won Kilraln in training second it
thinkthnt he hfi been tampered with,aI
they had never seen him hit so feebly before.
Hocomplaiicd of thonnnnerin whichBui
liven had deliher
ately
him with both feel
whilehewasdovm,
but he shouldn’t
.51 findfanltwiththis
. gqf! bnthe had trusted
\\\‘.‘\' too much to hit
-
HIKE DONOVAN.
hoeoonfellaslsep.
Johnnieflurphymid it wasuotflullivan
huttlsesunwhich knocked Jake out. Kil-
rain’scondiflonwumysteflomnndhohd
heuovertruned.
Profesnrliutlerdeclared thathsbadau
his belief in Kilrain and he had
lhckmhinl thmugh thinks-l thin
Hitch-“haddrnppad him like a dogwhsn
thelghtweat against him,bnt thh would
notbsthcanwtthhhothsrfrlonds
Whenthetrain rsachsdthestationatthe
beadefPrethwocarrlsgmwerem
cursdfor the Kilrata party, and Kilraiu.
Storm, Donahue, Murphy, Butler, flit
chellaudPouyloere weredrlvsnuptuwu.
Kilrain wu given a ll—ian hath, after
whichherstlredtormt.
MORE DETAILS.
Various lntorsstlng Incidents at thoflraal
l’nglllstla Contest.
lathetth round both nIsnwers Inn
sousvss‘s alums
Whlnandfiwsmthswasthmpt
tolls-souls:
lathstlithrouad Kilrsinesine upsulltg
"Easy. little fellow,” he go-
marked to Bulilvsu. as the lstw gave his A
stinger in the right cheek and an squil
strong delivery in the left rtbl. item]
tothsscrstek.
mflommerchangsdandli
to again. Them starywas
roundaflermnd, tlIeercited
yelling derieively and suggesting that she
ought to light only a woman It was apar-
snttbatKllralnwas dotsrlntnnrltobe
solongashseould keepou hislegansthe
crowd was not in a bum to admin his
cmrsge and brute tenacity. how and
he
variotn parts of lsiullivun‘s anatomy,
invariably dropped when it sot-oust
that retaliation was inevitable.
Inuit! Olllod Coward.
in the 34th round a blow behind and
the right .1 failed Klirnin like an on.
wusorne good fighting in the 35th shad,
KIlraln getting two tnvmcndomupps cuts
that made the occupantu of tho sumgivs
vent to a prolonged "0b!”
in the lilth and 37th rounds Xilrsln itlked
around too much for Sullivan' a potion
a thmsaod voices in the crowd yellod‘
Ital i"
it was light touches on both sldos,‘walk
around», rm“ hing and dropping on tit part
of Kllrain from nowon.
in the 1b h r- vva the roll-rec ngalmnsiat»
ed that Klimin sl’nllJl fight and nqwaik
around. Donovan unjm‘tni, but the teeter
torsbowle-d him duh’ll. Hulltvan de-rered
two tarritlc blows in this round. and "
togettnsomegoalbio on
.7
rm
(1
gain
he
in
I
der
fliers
and
third
in the breast that sent Kilmin two fes‘lnck-
wardstothe ropes, where hefslllnahnp.
Kilraln Does a Manly Ant. 3
In the 44th round, when Sullivan bean to
vomit, the Kilralnitos III-cured toms-nu
to go for Sullivan in the belly.
could not be permuted, however, to pt up
his this until his opponent had indics'sd hIs
mullnrm to prnI-ved. In return Ior in con-
sideration be gnta blow in the nod
felled bun like an us. So it went otfi'onnd
alter round, every one ending in
going down. In the filth round
succeeded in getting in on Bullivan’
but the latter got Kilraln‘s head in chucsry
and pummeled him to his heart's cutout.
The next round eluted by Kilrain faing to
theground completely exhausted wlle en-
deavoring to spar. Kilrain was hacked
1n the 0d he
wound his arms around Sullivan hill the
referee was fort-«l to tell him to brcahway,
down in the 60th round.
and Sullivan himself urged Jake t
man. in the Ml be received a tellin
just under the heart; and in the (kill
van went at him with a tub. in tb
round the Boston Boy forced him gnlnst
the ropes and banged him right all left.
In the 67th and 69th rounds ho touch! him
under the ropes, while in the mo boom in
two frightful upper cuts. \\ hliu t'nl'rxg in
the 60th round Kilrnin caught bout u
vans legs. Somebody in the crowd smiled
out, “He’s dying, John; hit him Imam;
van‘s only response was to turn towed the
direction from which the: voice came rith a
look of disgust. From the on to it
round Kibnin drcrpped at the slightcsmove»
most of Sullivan‘s this A locus
was next called he failed to rise.
suIIIvan's Great right.
do his host.
and white rocks. The American
ring before stripping.
tights and blue socks «
Kilrnln'a Gallant Work.
Kahlil wort
Intweentbemlflh’aln
*V’W‘
Ills-Id; win nun-Ins
Immdfilw‘l‘hswlsd i
relive!!!-
, iirain
felled him in the 75th, and when Time"
Bulllvnn's fighting was the mint rieotifle
hehasevsrdone. llo abandonalisohl
rushing tactitm hosbandcd his strengt, kept
cool, and seemed to rcmguise and ppcct
the merits of his advemry, while mmtaln-
W lug abundant confidence in his own slittica
It wasevident that be bad agood move of
force which would have been availsle bad
Kilrain been in condition tocompelsim to
Both the men wore pin pitch
Sullivan wore green knee lheches
tl'g was
wound around his waist when he entesd the
Kilrain's condition was the sulnet of
universal and snrprisal comment fern the
start. Bewassaliowandunsbavgand
looked tired and nervous His chit was
narrow and his whole physique unpaved
badly with that of Bullivau’s: It ismorted
that be weighed lib and Sullivan”, but
there seemed at least 25 poundsdiicrsnoa
provedby to fight-
ing, however, that he wasfiulllvan’sdperiov
in
that
ilraiu
face,
he a
blow
Bulli-
nest
Sulli-
Sulli-
74th
blow
black
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