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JuTJeffi-les out In the fifteenth round,
. at Reno Nevada, today. in the battle
» for the championship of the world.
’ neck and in the clinch sent it right to J
' a. hard clinch. Jeff walked in and both
' to dive each othor'sny chenro.
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John Arthur Johnson knocked James
‘2 THE BATTLE av ROUNDS.
“d...-
ll‘lRST ROUND.
Jeffries and Johnson exchanged
blows and gave ground. Johnson led
s straight left and landed lightly on
,Joffrles' head. They were period from
a clinch, Johnson shoving Jeff nwsy.
Jeff walked in and hooked u left to the
the body. Johnson responded with a.
left and tried for it short inside blow.
As they broke Jeff sent u left to John-
son's neck and lllen sidestcppcd. 'l‘hoy
clinched. The lighting was tome and
they‘turucd to their coreurs. Jeff tnp-
plug Jack on the shoulder and smiling.
SECOND ROUND.
Jack forced it vicious left. to the
head. They clinched and Krippod in
8
f
smiled and Johnson gays mound. John-
son led a straight left slid lsndcd on
Jcif‘s face. They were cautious sud
clinched. John shbv’éd Jeff sway. Jeff
hooked a left to the neck and ill the
clinch sent a right to the body. John-
son responded with s light left nod
they stood breast to breast. trying for
blow. As they broke Jeff sent a left.
(B‘Johnson's neck. Johnson respond-
ed with-a left and they continued to
stand breast to breast. trying for short
inside blows. As they broke Jeffrlos
sent u left to Johnson's neck and the
The fighting Wns tome and as they
went to tehlr corners chf tapped the
black on the shoulder and smiled.
They held together and were willing
Jeff
sent right to the ribs and took left on
face at close quarters. Jeff crouched
and waited for Johnson. but he was not
willing. They came together without
a blow and Johnson tried his upper-
out, but missed. Jeff pul ills weight
on Johnson and pushed him nhoul,
when then broke. Johnson sent loll to
Jeff's face and tried ll|i|l0l‘(‘lll. but
missed again. There was u lot _of
wrestling and not much lighting. '1 he
song rung without s good blow being
struck.
THIRD ROUND.
"'i‘uko it easy. .loiirlos.“ said (‘nr-
butt. as they wullled to l-rnlcr .ll‘fl
tried for the face. but llllulil'll. John
son hooked stiff left to hotly nud right.
in heed, but neither blow was loud.
They shoved null pllsnml l'ilt‘li lillivl'
about. While Corbett. kept up it t'illl-
ilnlilil iiow of talk to Johnson, Jeff kept.
walking in. but missed it great runny
blows. Jeff hooked left in body. .leif
stood lifellil. to breast and they smiled
and shoved about. Johnson sent two
but missed it .1 :
.lcff hooked ll:
iuughed loudl V.
his wny lllio 1
cd to lurid.
they faced e-
M
got:
Blimp! l
Jeff walked inn
u
not; on, bill
topped in w
‘l.
are twice ill "f
ll
inc
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and not it left
1
Jeff ml l
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NlN'll
Jeff stood up
to chest. “Ms
Corbett. “Nevin
plied Johnson.
tried left for be
it and pill his
chest still church
to the ropes. Jot
scented to be M
to land a. good
diiillflill‘. ills id
like ll. I
They come 9‘
left to face. b
and respond
.Iurk sunln mi
body and shit
.it-fi’s itwe. J
and iiN‘flle log
by
llllll. .
.li‘" tnok lWO
broke. Ho std
left to bony
poured to be i
kill)” rang for
was ulso (rel
lofts to fuse and tried right for chin.
but missed letter. Jeffrles smiled at
the left blows and bore in. It was
simply a wrestling bout.
FOURTH ROUND.
Jeffries took his crouching position
min and walked iii. iviu missed and
they came together in s lilt'lt.
Johnson tried his right for the chin.
Nit inlsed and they began an cxchnuue
of telk. Jeffrieu put. it irll to the two
and started the blood from Johnson‘s
lip. The crowd yelled ”it‘ll blood for
“titles." hilt. Johnson only slniiuti. As
Inlppy left, to his face and they oslnc
to clinch. .lsff ssnl loll. in Johnson s
two and .lefiries sent hilll to llli' ropes
with three rights to body. Johnson
issued out with right. but Jeff ucslly
ducked tutti the round ended. .ioifrlos
round.
Flit'i‘li ROUND.
Jeffr’lel walked out sud tried to land
left. They both spurred carefully and
Jeff’s left for body will» blocked. in
shoved
Johnson built bully. When they broke
Junk swung his left tor body. but miss-
eli. Johnson shot so hope ‘iii. and cut
Jeff’s lif slightly. As the broke Jock
tended left to face and Jeff souls right
hick will: left on body. As lull bruit:
J k sntrledsnuppercu. em ‘
“1;: slung Jeff on fees with left. unity. and i .,
sxsiincil that followed Jeff
whit left is .s joke." «to Corbett.
Jeff stopped
in with left to Johnson‘s
heed end tiles crowd cheered. The
story
They wellte
ally tried till i
ed. lie look i
but smiled an
broke “My I
uppol‘cui to in
its kept Jet!
rape. When
sent two up .
nppelrotl tired
nbout Jeff wit
tier Mid When
llookod loft
Jeff appeared
Johnson. Just
Jeff rushed s
body, but. Jim
was not hurt
round.
TWE
Jim wuiksd
chance to
tense. Jud
hooked left .
sold you were
said Johnson.
blood.
' Trim
' iiitilill them ill a clinch. The ’ ' .
all: up to its time us without “xtwrhn
‘ MIC to sit. or ”m“ uppercut loss
lilit'i‘li noose. J «wet. in
' n Joli crouched. They iii/tipped off s so 2+
2 cm snob othmdbhnson sending in Then be t
tw .. to fund of them out uppsrout to «
1.34%“. s blb'fw it they lulled rtsilion the /
'ln: 2 -~ rs gum. neither will» till-menus.
‘ " Mmshsd.but coherent. tog.» .
slid look 1 tired um I2
photon kept Johnson's ti
Wk to“! when hiowtthet .»
they came to nIICh. but Jeff calmly
clltiii’ed sum sntlwslled.
with left end you left and right on
head. Johnson‘ptlt left to Jeff's lace
and closed .lcfffie lsht. eye. Jeff miss-
ed two rights. ’;;.il‘i's boss was blood
but when the
took his sent his :l‘onds got busy with
his eye. but Jet assured them that.
it. was 0. K.. ‘11 lhl‘)‘ Only sponged
ills flice. John‘s?“ round.
lie missed
rang. When .lelf
ROUND
in, but home he
had it chant-eight led him with loft
and missed. J 2 eye was badly swol.
ten and he rt
llc fcinted ugh uud tried to draw
. egro declined.
it with his plow.
.iol'i’
left for the body.
took left on head.
lit-lid nntl Johnson
:Illfltiilii sent lel‘ls to
range. Joifbullt‘d
er clinch but full-
«hot u left to lace.
l a close quarters.
74. to face twice and
ROUND.
said Johnson. us
let'. .lt‘ff i‘llllll‘ till
”a: He missed Jul-it‘s ’
body with s l :tl took two lefls to
face. ‘
(lorboii. as ill“
on, brenk." :
ills gloves.
them.
look left
Jeff shout and song found llli‘m
locked in such lr's embrsce.
" said .luck to
touch
wice with lcil and
Johnson shoved
lOUND.
walked into it left
'lm liltllt.“ yelled
..ld. just wait," re-
~: on walked in and
let! got inside of
mi against Jnrk's
block fellow hack
ll. it nil calmly and
it: the Opportunity
Jeff walked into
two left tubs on» lace that did no
landed hard on the
ribs und .lollnddnl not sppcot to,
resinous!)
luly. Jnck shot a
'f brushed it away
it a left to body.
right for low. .lt-ff
nl hnclt. At close
rsnge Johnso "4 h-ft upperc-nt to
l .lndcr u left loud
to wear Jerk out.
is u and shoring
\ "ill! to incur from
it clinch uud g .
of the some kind.
m face when they
It quickly Ind shot
ill rang. JP" ftp-
l l." was when lilo
lnlmd. Johnson
l ltUUND.
sinfully. Jeff illr
2“ to find it lllllt'li~
int-9 three times.
“fl to Jack. They
hit-ton sent sllshl.
l it right to body.
l: llli‘l hold ill l-lr
ulr together .lurk
to tune and Jeff
ll Johnson lillmotl
«loll on his shoul-
Jelly broke. .lal'k
2. llrlwing blood.
compared with
l the call of time
left and right to
coin; sway itlill
wisdiy Johnson‘s
ROUND.
vi. wnitlnl for it
~ the nuro’ll lio-
drnw buck and
“'l‘iiottht you
n have me wild."
reed his Will into
not left on sore.
Ills nose bled
nod is tells his
I .out a mass of
' “worried. upper-
sh.
ii llOiJND
glove before his
s clinch“ without
broke. Johnson
oily still a right
chin.
shouted Corbett.
u forced sway.
its suds right
siding him with
Jails-en sent in
occasion and one
Jeff Milled
2- id‘slidt mu
d touch oil the
, « . swam:
"1.3, A resent. wull silo
l.-
ous. own onetime.
A
onions. my 4, into.
W
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left to lace and then calmly clinched.
Jeff continued to come ill. The round
was all Johnson‘s. Jeff‘s eye wns clos
ed.
FOURTEENTH ROUND.
Jeff walked into u left to the ear.
Jnck topped the big fellow on furc
twice and blocked .lelf's attempts st
close lighting. Jeff took three straight
to race and got in u left. to face. Jeff's
lefis were hiccketl by Johnson before
they could get within reach of the lace.
"How do you feel. Jim 'i" sold Jack us
they stood clinched. "How you like
'em. Jeff?" Jeff was sober and made
no response. He took thrce more lofts.
"They don‘t hurt.“ said Jeff.
h‘lr‘TrllCN'l‘li ROUND.
it. was it clinch to start with for foi-
lowinn Jeff‘s attempt to lend on the
face. Juck forced the pure and sent
Jeff down with left and right to law.
Jeff not up. but was sent down strain
for llli‘ count of ion. The crowd yell-
ed. “Stop it: Don‘t let hllu knock him
out!" .
Everything Ready Early. -
Everything is ill readiness for the
l urenl Joifril's-Jobnson fight. With lilo
nrcns spirit and spun. the crowds
l winding toward it. the lighters resting
. st lhclr ramps before stripping for at“
“in-d on Jeff. "(‘omc - in)“, the assurance of physicians ihsl
.l if us Johnson hold
" ;. rd did not
both men are fit for the battle. the
money ready, the tiny bright and clear
end cool. nothing is wanting to the
curtain ctlli for this light of nil lights.
The sports who spent the night on cold
floors. three in a bed and oven on coin
in u mortuary chapel. urn packing the
crops The streets of the city are ism.
med with almost hysterical crowds.
foaming into action here end there as
s fight starts. it plckpockel is caught.
or a prize ring celebrity elbows his
way around. Only om- sorious accident.
accident has marred the tiny. nod
that wus when n (Ynlliornis gllirlolvr
shot himself by ai‘t‘ldt‘lil.
i-‘rolu dark last night until #6130 this
morning 13 trains arrived nom llw
cost and west. with an average load of
but) pssesnxers ouch. Seven more
trains heavily loaded are due before
noon. Up to 5 o‘clock yesterday nt-
lernoon 3.500 excursion tickets to
Reno hull been sold lll Hnu Francisco.
All the I0.tlllo fight iil'lwlb hud lil‘l'll
sold hull night. llsrltr blocks hsd limlil
sold to speculators, who were ttsltlog
Si'lJ’rli (or them totiuy. The only seals
on spin at the ticket. onion this morn-
ing worn the higher priced plncns.
Very curly llIO‘Clelli ill-sun to us
sonlhle at. the arena. No one. not oven
the holders of the highest priced souls,
wns silowed inside 'so early. but ilitl
great unpainted structure wns s llllig~
not for the crowds.
Bum Burner and .llm t‘orlmtl drorc
not ill ll o'clock and with s rrowd of
helpers. be stretched the canvas rov-
ot'luu of tho ring floor and tightened
up the ropes. Berger and Jack Jeff-
rlou yesterday found the canvas too
loose. llif‘ ropes too stuck and com
pislned that. the pudding Will! too soft.
".inifrios will not fight on that ring
platform in its present condition." sold
his ntnnsrter. ism Berger. this morn.
ins. "'i‘he canvas is stitched so that
it is difficult to move around on it. but
less we have another platform floor.
Jeffries will not. fight."
it is iiergor‘s intention to hsve the
floor pudding and centres used to new
or the plutforms in the. respective
training rumps of Johnson slid Jott-
ries brought to the dress stretched
over the ring surface and tested by the
fighters or their representatives. Ac
cording to Berger. either one of these
will its used. .isifrlel preferring to no
oept the Johnson mill rather than the
one that hes been offered by the pro-
moters. .
fly to o'clock the price oftlle cheap-
est tickets had sdvsnued to till. the
speculators hsvlu; been encouraged
by the hour srrlvsis. Wherever they
were. on see it crowd fought to pur-
u. use.
.lllll mascot. I lllOlifll'Gl
1 1.
every promise of shortest day for the
fight. The sky one clear and the sun‘s
host was tempered ally. a cool breeze
that promised‘to hold out.
The following ll the statement. or
the sheriff by Wu ph. clans who were
selected to examine. [e fighters ill con.
formily with the I .e law regulating
prize-fighting: ' . .2
“Cllsrles Ferrel. Shllrlifi-
“As required by lieu. we have this
day examined Joules]. Jehrles and J.
A, Johnson. principals in today's prise.
fight. and find both men in perfect
physical conditioilr ,
(Signed) 2 ' .
"s. K. nutritious, M. o.
"J. A. Alleluia. M. D."
"The first round "or two may be I
disappointment."
ciun. utter declaring (hut Jsurles was
ll‘ i: condition to sexton rounds of the
m l. \
"The first bulletins filly be e sur~
prise because of Jourdan poor showing
This will not be dud to luck of condi-
is it slow starter. Johnson may make
him luck bud by blocking his early
punches. But wait until Jefl‘rles
worms up before forming a decided
ohinlon.
"Johnson wiliv out be able to tire
.luffllns out as Lite psero's friends
have claimed. Jeffrillo will be chic lo
krep own from him if he vents to.
You wouldn't sobehilll 1 undo if you
could so in front of him. would you!"
One of the hi utsheoisll that has
come in erri‘ 51*); his Angelou.
Joffrles' home tm. surly today. it.
bronchi 350 personal friends and sti-
mlrrrs of the his white tighter. The
Los Aussies contingent will he nest-
rd in a bit: block lil‘iit‘ the ringside
[where they can enthuse Jeffrles with
‘tlnlr l-hvors. Two specials coins in
from New York in the forenoon.
it was it most orderly crowd. There
was drinking. but no drunkoncss. The
Nevndu state police apparently had
nothing to do but loos on. 'i‘llronlol
slithered around every nibbling table
in the scores of places where unions
were running. linger to try their luck.
Johnson's Came
i
l Johnson renutinod in bed until 8:“
1 Ol'ltll'll. Al that little firs. Morison nnd
l llnsher, whose duty is to examine him
- officially on his physical rendition. un’
dor the aisle but. went to his room.
They have not yet announced their
verdict.
The negro attaches of the comp are
raising a purse in send down town to
wager on Johnson. A rumor that the
odds are likely to go top to tour has
bus reuse grout excitement in the
l'iimil.
ltlllh'li. .luiy i.-Aftcr the examine-
lion. the pllykirlune some down stairs
Mill unnouncsd lhst Johnson was lll
nimoluleiy perfect physical t-ondillun.
'I‘ho his man came down with them
sud. enrol-lull their nutonloblie. were
driven toward ltcno. He said he want-
ed to who it little air and new the
crowds lil Ifini. 'i'ml. llll‘ltili'fl is llm~
lueuiurii) oxinwteti bore for I muffin
cut-n with Johnson nt which will be
determined the fiuhlor‘s limo of de-
parture for the drunk.
()n his return from the automobile
ride down. Johnson nto lu'pnkfnui. rou-
uisiing of four ilmll chops. three suit
boiled ops. ire unli breed.
'l‘lm l-lulilvull. of New York. the
sinks holder. visited Johnson's rump
sud nicked permission to winrn lo
lulu-ac Little the “0.000 certified
check. posted nu Johnson's lorfoil. To
this thr- champion rmldlly assented.
sud l.llllo will receive the check all
soon an the turn outer the ring.
Jeffrles‘ Como
.lrlfrieu rose at «:15 and Mid ho
was feeling line No etc it but bmln
Mill. and we» then iormsily ossmined
by Dre. Morrison end Huber. in con-
tormlly with the sluts law The doc-
tors mode no sistsmoui. but drove It
once to the Johnson comp. Allis quiet
almul this camp. .islfrles is lounitlim
shout the will“. smrently in good
humor.
RENO. Nsvltds.»’f‘lle only sign of.
worry which Jeffriea showed this
morning well when he discovered thnl.
yelow lion.
which strtlyed into sump yesterday.
was missing“ Jeffrles finally discover.
ed the do“ in it fluid“!!! returned to
the notions llsppy nests.
The throngs thst peeked Center
street. the thorouuufsre in the center.
were thrilled shortly before in o‘clock
by the sudden consensus of Johnson. ’
who motored in from his «up. its,
rode slowi through the peeked street
end we:
is understood its went-to. the trans to
Ills letting
RENO. Jilly it-«lioih .ieftriss slid
Johnson lime surly Ind Announced
they fail in fine spirits and physlosiiy
perfect. incoming mine still pour in
end the nest sole will not be less
than ”50.000.
run I eordlsi reception. it fit it o'clock the bottled-wed two to pom, "31.000. is all up. sud will be
use on Jeffries to wimund‘erim on»
malls on iii-portion of. ring sud give sy on twenty rounds At title . r
‘lillvilpliiloll‘flf “it lsn_ the wsrdf the two outset is "All;
2 id‘llid’toumh _2 than no mp": but some» alluriklgond
Jaffries physi-
tion or ”well. however. but because he
waiting the moment when they will
start fertile battle grounds.
At. noon the betting had gone back
to ten to six. When the Word went
around thst two to one was to be hld
Johnson money came in with a rush.
where they had stood since yesterday.
(in the twenty round proposition. the
odds were even money and there were
plenty of Johnson bankers in evidence.
Betting is reported helvy. Much
money is bolus pieced even-en .leffries
in 20 rounds. Both camps are quiet.
ilolh fighters Ire woii.
Arena Ringside
The antes were opened st 12 o'clock
sharp. Thousands were then thnnged
about the four entrances. the majority
being formed in thin serpentine col-
umns thnt stretched thrown ell peril
of the grounds. As the nine were
swung wide. there we . greet rush
for the turnstiles and the surging
crowds poured rapidly 43“) the enclo-
sure.
At 12:37 there wen u demonstration
on the part 0 floors than a thousand
holders of 320 end eheuler seals. who
ere located directly behind the mo
tion picturi- ed. Tell iticitsrd is now
trying to pacify the sngry seat-holders,
and it is reported. its will order the
obnoxious shed removed.
in less than in minutes the gsllery
”his and the wide platform skirting
the topmost. outer rim of the stone
was half filled. Coming in from the
cool windwwspt Ilium of the fist
country surounding the battleground,
a sturliluit change of temperature wns
noted in the smile. The hero pine
hoards gelleruted ll terrific best from
the searching sun, and the early com-
ers immedlsteiy proceeded to shed
their costs and collars.
Thirty foot from the ringside and
due west“, so thst the sun woud not in-
terfere. n battery of nine. motion pic-
ture picture machines superimposed in
rows of three shove one another was
being made teddy tor the work of the
afternoon.
All Ameril‘snilsg dropped on its
staff shove ouch of the four entrances.
lloxes bllill for women It the top of
the outer west wells of the enclosure.
were soon filled. and the gaudy huts
of the occupants sddcd il vivid touch
of color to the scene.
Hell on hour after the gates had
been opened. the vast Irons was more
than two—thirds filed with a swelter-
ing mass of humanity.
The sporting celebrities arrived oer-
ly and the ringside soon swarmed with
the notables without whom no big
light is returned as complete. Antici-
pnling the fierce glure of the meridian
sun. hundreds hsd tskeu the precon-
lion to bring along sluoltod glasses and
sleep shndes. Others equipped them-
selves with picturesque. wido—brlmlned.
lliifsrrowned hills. The Chicago mill.
fury lliifld entorcd the (trolls shortly
before I o‘clock. and scaling llself di-
rectly in front of the motion picture
inschluu begun pluylng.
Tho band members piled poll-mull
Into their stund sud begun stirring
nirs.
At time p. m.»—~'l‘he motion picture
own begun lruving their shed.
All the bond played "The Red. White
and illus." our fun lumped into the
ring. wuvlllg u silk American unit. The
lrcnwndous crowd rileercd itself
hoarse. and n minute llior. when the
build struck up “lllxis.” there wul Ill-
othor tremendous outburst of cheers.
IlNO'iDl IULLITINS.
At l o'clock the drone was nearly
filled. The host was intense as the
mlddny sun pound its run into the
nrsterlike siru‘ltturo.
(loom tinting. the olilciai limo-
kesper. come into tile arena with the
gloves in n his press box. two pelts for
each fighter. in our of burl-led lesthsr
or Incident.
Johnson and his ultendsnts started
for‘i‘lllil drops at i o'clock in no Into-t
rum 0. 2'
tutors. whose view was hidden by the
moving picture booths. ltieksrd order-
ed one booth on the left dismsntied.
M 1:10 word well linseed in from the
outside tint every not we: sold and
severe] thou-Ind persons Were still in“
line lit the booths. , .
Old fl‘hl attendants said that never
in tile history of consenting to this
country lulu us many lady spectators
been present so st this. in oddities
mills in or i in the Irene every use
lion m dot ed. with them. from the
chasm seats in the upper tiers to
the till) pieces in tile tine-ids section
To: Rickard announced lust. tits
split is nod 30 per a; by
“Whit.” bonus. letters
mission ”moulgwilsn
muslin
2 still
i
and quickly forced the odds back to;
Yielding to theaprulosls of the now in,
LB!
MA
'slven it out for publication.
It had been rumored that the men
were to get "u bonus for signing of-
iicles, but no oftlcisl announcement
was ever made before to by. The orig-
tinsl purse was $101,000 and to this is
now sdded $20,000. making the total
33m for which the men will light 3121,.
0.
Jack Johnson's wife came into the
arena and was seated near the ring.
Although the his men were schedul-
ed to enter the ring at 1:30. the pre'
llmlnary introductions of pugilists cus-
tomary at less functhlons llsd not
begin at 1:45. The crowd, howovsr,
was patient sud good-natured.
Anuoltncer Billy Jordan, the veteran
oillciel of San Francisco. climbed
through the ropes at 1:42 p. m.. and got
the first applause. The ring us clut-
tered with cameras. snapping every
prominent man canted near. ,2
Panorama pictures were made of the
entire arena. and there wss so effort
to induce the spectators to take their
seats. The best beat down on the
crowd out 'of n perfectly clear sky. and
it use elmost unbearable. ,
At 2 o‘clock lt scented that every
seat in the arena was occupied and
the six foot pletform thst extends
around the upper rim. was black with
a human fringe of bystanders. ,
Jelfriss and his attendants left life-
she Springs for the arena of 1:40.
At 1:65~—Announcer Jordon cleared
the ring of photogmpth hung-
sreon. .
iiiiiy Multioon got into the ring end
made it speech. saying that he would
suggest that es a token of respect and
esteem for the men who would stand
all men were free. He suggested three
cheers for the people and the governor
of Nevada. livery mun rose and re-
sponded with s will.
Jeffries arrived at the arena of 3
o'clock. 2
2 p. m.—-—lt is reported that the new
purse division was brought about by
Johnson's millssi to enter the ring
unless it wss agreed to. ,
At 2:06 Muidoon met Tex ltik'erd at
one corner of the ring and pulled him
upon the platform. , its mode it little
speech telling of Richard‘s achieve-
ments us a promoter. Three cheers
were given for Riekertl. but he declin-
ed to respond to cells’ for a. speech.
Sinkehoider Tim Sullivnn followed
Rickard into the ring and was nit-o
duced.
John L Hullivnn was introduced by
announcer Jordsn of 2:10.
sent and come up and lot I grant re-
caption
Toni Bhnrkey won the next in order
to be presented to the crowd. e per-
formance that won quickly over.
The wrestling professor wu tben
recognised.
til—«Tomi Burns. Jock Gleason.
Rickard's pnrtner. Timskeoper Hurt-
ing. Krichel. Tommy (Kerr and others
were brought fer-word. The crowd he-
gun ceiling for the fighters. tiring of
introductions.
2:20- but land. the Australian
heavyweight, was the lost pugilllt lu-
lroducod. The whole crowd of notable!
were then lined up in the till; and
photographed.
2:34 p.nl.2-Jenriu is taking I run-
down. He is stripped M the flu. in
his dressing room.
pullout. and rolled loudly and insistent-
ly for tho flfhters. The best we: in-
:ense and the spectators grow m1-
0“.
2:28 ”Jolliliotl enters the mud.
lists Lunglnrd came upon the plat-
form and sensed the announcement to
he mule lhst its would challenge John-
son. win or lose.
Johnson climbed throulh the ropes
oi the northout corner. followed by
his seconds. billy listener. Al Ksuf-
mun. Prof. burns. ileum Cotton. nor
Porter and intro Hill; 1 llfilmellflll‘
or. liltsnloy Ratchet. wen u ready in the
ring. Johnstm wore u long silk both-
be.
Johnson ve Jeffrlsll tile mthwut
corner. win all would fill“ thrills“
than with llll fees to l. e sun. \ 2~
IillS-r‘llllflfllll lumped in 2 the
ropes. followed by Jim (3 ‘ t. Joe
Charmin. 8am Berger. Home Ven-
ileum. runner Burns. lionr email
and his timsksd . llilly (follower.
Jeff wts d in a full suit of
elotbu‘withsut shirt or nudism.
he were u was" up and showed
fl" mm ml: or
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At 2:12 flab lr‘ituilnmons left his ii
I
azsow'i‘he crowd begun to grow lin-
corners.
watching the p
from the fierce h ;
When Jeffries took his seat in 2
favored corner granted'llim by John:
son. he calmly remarked:
Jeffries' hands Johnson celmly rounded
in his corner, looking. around ”the,
arena and smiling at friends.
ed.
Illk American in; tor whet. Jsifo‘
Johnson's. apparently. He looked.
brown and rugged. his muscles shows
but much in they did when he entered
the ring in his last light.
the cloves.
The men shook hands st 3:in p. in.
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Johnson looked in superb condition. ,
At 2:37 Jeff dropped hisfrouserl 2.
and took off his cost. There were “
cheers from the crowd when he took. .
the center of the ring to be introdub-
He wore purpiettrlinks with s
rles’ reception was much heertler than .
At 2:40 Jordan cleared the ring» of 2
photographers. The men than donned ’,
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