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shoulder and another on the potato trap, Davis go
ing down again TO avold punishment.
ROUND l5.-Dayis was rather SLOW IN coming 70
time, and was evidently outstanding MS wind ne
struck out with his right and, as usual, missed put
rallied again and dealt Tom terrinc blow some
where In the vicinity OF the left eye which sent him
ON the rope, and subsequently 10 earth, IL Wnch
there was great cheering for Davis. r noco, 70
get in two stunning blows on his adversary's heau
which Bin returned smartly and got IN one on y,
Toms breast, which sent him 70 eart amid reneWeu
cheering for Davis.
ROUND l7.-some sharp countering took place IN
matters sss deans his man n two or three body
blows. which sent him to earth. Bets OF ten 10 one
were here offered on Allen, but were not taken. .,
ROUND 1S.-Tom wentsfor his man In earnest anu
landed on his bread BASKET, smiling, as uSuai, as
William when the latter went under.
was bleeding at every pore He tried 70 smile at
Tom but Tom did not see It and led or with his right,
RoUsD arhey eyed eac other with the ferocty
OF tigers, Tom. usual opening the battle followed
by cncn during which Tom ae4 aam ms man On % n,s
practising the gouge game. TINS round was all IN
ROUND ai.-Heayy blows were given and taken,
and Davis was sent To the earth again with compare
RoUNp 22.-Auen delivered two blows right ana
LEFT, and Bill went down Is usual.
ROUND 23.-Allen was first To the scratch and
laid out his man In remarkably short space OF
time.
ROUND 2A-Cautious manGuvring on both sides.
Davis tried to deliver an enectual blow on Toms
cOuk Out lalieu ia dttcUpt, managing W sct III
one on the breast, soon after which both men went
down.
ROUND 25-Allen got in a terrific left handler on
Bly's mug, when the latter retired to his corner,
evidently growing weak.
ROUND 2c.-A few heavy exchanges and Davis was
down, Allen remarkng as he got up, you're the
ROUND 27.-Tom pitched in flercely, determined to
bring matters to close. He landed heavily on
BLs bread basket and Bill surrendered La his usual
style.
RouND 2s.-Same as LAST.
ROUND 29.-Davis was slow In coming to time and
all hopes OF victory had vanished from his vision;
still he fought on and determined to die game Tom
had easy work In this round.
ROUND 3o-Some countering took place, and Davis
received q singing blow on the mug Allen also
gave him terrific upper cut, winch sent Davis reel
ing across the ring.
RoUND si.-Dayis came up to be knocked down.
The Old story in this rOund he dropped like log,
and some men outside called on him TO stop fight
Ing
RorNDs 80 TO A.-An in Aliens favor. Davis was
growing very feeble, and his face was terribly
bruised and battered. T0m on the contrary, looked
comparatively fresh and had but few injuries save
some unpleasant ones In the vicinity Of the eyes.
ROUND 42-Davis came up slowly, receiving
singing blow on his right cheek. His strength was
fast failing him and victory for Allen was not far
on
ROUND .43-This was the last round Only one
blow was necessary to finish the work for Davis He
was terribly punished, and the brutal spectacle was
brought to close by the c0mbatants shaking hands
GALLAGHER CHALLENGES THE WINNER AND ALLEN
The pugilist Gallagher Is here, and has offered to
fight the winner for 81 000 Allen has accepted the
challenge agreeing to light him in five weeks 1t is
understood that articles Of agreement VIII be signed
to night and forfeits put up
Nothing OF interest occurred on the home trip and
everything passed or quietly.