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ROUND 5s.-LevIs hn campben hard blow in the

mouth and then went down.
ROUND 59.-Campbe was now shaking az the
knees and seemed very weak, but he was rs
game ~ bulldog, rushing 70 the scratch
as resoiqtey as he did at me commence;
eye as ne came in. but Campbell hit him on the nose
In return Lewis then let drive his nand at the
mouth and the blow Knocked Campbell on the Nat
Of his back. Lewis now iaughlngly pointed AT
Campbell AZ he lay on the ground
ROUND 60.-Lewis landed on Camphel's nose, and
the latter hoored Lewis by a snot in the neck.
ROUND Gl.-Iewis had a clear run this round. He
hit Campbell the nose with his right hand the
latter rushed IN, and then gave nm another right
handler in me damgaed eye, which h0ored him. Camp
bell's friends and seconds now began TO think that
his chances of winning very Slim, as he did not
appear TO be able 10 come to the scratch many
rounds more.
RorND 62-Campbell made dart at Lewis ana
drove him against OF the stakes, and when the
latter turned around TO face him Campbell Knocked
him down with rlght-hander on the right cheek
ROUND 63.-Campbell ed or on Lewis nose, re-
ceying a sharp hit In the left eye Campbell then
visited Lewis mouth getting q counter mt on the
nose. Campbell then landed his left hand on the
mark. and hs right on the side Of Lewis head, and
the latter went down weak
ROUND 64.-Campbeil stock rising. They
both distressed, and as they came together they
countered with the left, but the blows had no force
and Lewis went down
ROUND Co. Campbell planted his right on Lewis
cheek, and received a righthander on the ribs
they then clinched when Lewis was thrown and
Campbell went down on nim.
ROUND &C. This was the hardest round in the
fight. The men met at the scratch and rushed at
each other furiously, as II determined that the
affair should quickly be ended. Left and right hits
were given and Iaken without any apparent advan-
tage until after a dozen exchanges. Lewis landed
heavy rght-hander Oh Campbell's mouth, which
noored him.
ROUND 67.-Lewis led of as Campbell came to
him and planted his left on the much dlstgured
mouth OF Campbell for which he received right
handler on the side OF the head. Lewis then got on
the nose with his left, which Knocked Campbell
down. The latter jumped up and renewed the Dat
tie. but was again hit down by right handler on The
ieit eye.
| ROUND 6s.-Both men missed the first blow, but,
getting closer together, Lewis got heavily on Camp.
belts mouth and nose; the latter then struck Lewis
heavy blow on the right cheek, but, getting left
nander In the throat, ne went down.
ROUND 69.-lewis planted lightly on Campbens
standing the deep cut on the brow; the latter re-
turned slightly on the body, and Lewis down.
ROUND 70.-Both men missed with their blows
| fell against each other, and fell side by side
ROUND 71.-Campbe led and reached Lewis right
cheek, the latter returning on Campbes sere eye
They then counered on the nose, fired away at
ether left and right, and Campbell went down be-
tween the ropes, with Lewis en- him. They punished
| each other severely in this round.
ROUND 72.-Campbell missed twice and then fell
| he jumped mp and dashed IN; but Lewis Knocked
Campbell was down fell down alongside Of him.
ROUND 73.-LewiS rushed Campbell across the
ropes rope lighting Ike bulldogs Wniie % .n1angied IN
the ropes both parties claimed foul, but it was not
| allowed.
ROUND 74-Campbcn went up to the scratch
! tardily for the first time during the faht. He was
shaking at the knees. and appea red nearly worn
out. Lewis got on his twice, while Campbell
| only succeeded IN getting one blow on Lewis nose
Lewis then hit him on the side Of the mead, and he
| lei all in a heap
ROUND 75.-Campbell astonshed his friends by
rushing to ;he scratch again and opening the round
| by a wild dasn with his left at Lewis head IL
! passed by the latters ear. Lewis then got on the
! others nose. Campbell darted IN, planted two
/ rght-hander on Lewis mouth and cheek the latter
| knocking Lewis down clean.
/ ROUND 76-Lews mlssell with his left. and Camp
| bell struck him right-hander and knocked him
| down.
ROUND 17.-This WAS lively round. Lewis was
| first to begin by left-hander on Campbels nose,
1 ior which he got one under the right eye Lewis
| got on Campbell's left eye and Campbell returned
1 on the mark. Lewis then sent in his right on the
left ribs, which noored Campbell In mis- own corner,
| Lewis going down by his side laughing.
/ ROUND 7S-Campbell had the best OF this round,
| and appeared quite lively. He commenced opera
lions by hitting Lewis the month twice. the latter
counrering on the left side OF the head, when they
| visited each Others mouths, Campbeus blow send
| ing Lewis to grass.
ROUND 79.-Campbel began by landing on Lewis
nose, then Lewis sent his right at Campbeil's nead
which reached slightly, and the latter got Lewis
damaged right cheek, when Lewis missed twice,
and Campbell caught him thump IN the nose
which 1oOred nm.
ROUND SO.-Campbel was very lively. Lewis
missed with his left and Campbell foored him with
| le1Lhanded hit in the breast
! ROUND sl.-Lewis came up slowly. Campbell was
| first to ead and caught Lewis The nose; the
latter hit Campbell on the left side Of the head when
the latter settled with him by landing on his mouth.
| They both fell, and when down Lewis struck Camp.
seconds or Campbell the referees, and no notice
was taken OF 1t.
ROUND S2.-Campbell missed three times by
striking out OF distance; Lewis also missed. and,
dodglng blow, fell, and Campbell tumbed over
him.
ROUND S3.-Lewis now made a rush as he came
to the scratch, caught Campbell rap on the nase,
clinched with him, threw him and fell on him.