Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-29

Round THE men advanced and rciIre't
fcinted and gyrated cautiously for {" full
minute each appearing to have cc'noidera-
ble respect for tie balls of knUcL3e ard
muscle that were offered for thciJ close in
spcctiun and drawn back when they saw
there was no opening for blow. ct last
Campbell rushed in and planted one IN
Wallings chest, which was promptly re-
turred, but the blow did not stop Campbell
in fierce lunge at Walling's stomach,
which knocked him clear Off his fHe,. First
snock down for Campbell.
Round 2.-Therc was eautlo'i 5 9parnng
followed Ivy blow in Walling 5 chest that
siaggercd him. The latter REQ Ivered suf'
ciently to bcstow hard rap Oh Campbclls
check bone, for which Camp oe( incont-
nently knocked him down.
Round 3.-This was tough round. The
men got within range at OF ice, and their
sledge hammer fists played Z ne anvil chorus
on each others faces in quiC K time. Camp
bell slipped down on the vet grass and
the damages were summG ID up as bleed
ing eyebrow for Campbell for which Wall
ing was allowed first blood and broken
finger for Walling, the t lird on his right
hand.
Round i.-Walings J eft hand was in
good condition thus lar sud he proved the
! fact by driving it with straight from the
! shoulder blow into Co mpbell's left eye.
/ Campbell slipped but 'eCOvered and after
/ changing a few rapid ody blows the men
! fell together.
Round 5-Campbel ! rushed in with one
! oi his favorite lunges ,at the ribs. Walling,
who seemed TO have got the power OF both
| hands, with his LEFT .delt his opponent two
or three terrific lef handlers in the eye and
nose, getting away with very slight punish
ment. The action resulted in a fall for both
men. Wallng h AL decidedly the best Of
! this round. Car lpbelrs face was ba'hed IN
| blood. while W. ding showed scarcely any
| mark.
Round g." his was the hottest round Of
the fight. [ ampbelI led of with resound,
ing thump n the ribs. Walling returned
one with his LETT in Campbell's face. and
they ioug IT all over the ring in desperate
manner, each giving and receiving cuffs
that see med heavy enough to ieIl an OK
Campb ell at last got in telling blow under
Nall ngs chin and knocked him into hi
corn r.
i .ound When the second sized Up the
III Iuries Of their men il was found tha
,alling's left hand was disabled as wei! a.
ais right and III some manner Campbe!
! looked 30 bad before that il was hard to tel
whether he was any worse now or not
Walling was in bad fix now that his oni!
seryiceable fist was out OF order, but he dc
the best he could. After a few exchange
IL IN the face he fell to avoid puuShment.Du
4 Campbell. who wa, watching him closely
- got in an upper cut as he went down tina
" raised a big lump over the right eye.
Pound 5-CampLell appeared to know
something was wrong with Wal!ing an
rushed at him with a painful dab III tn
eve Waling let !ly with both hands an,
=; after visiting his man nose and eye W.T.
"a sanguinary and dark"ning effect. tel I
y avoid punishment, missing vicious up
le ward stroke aimed at his face as he sank t
2 earth
=, Th~ next four rounds were ali in Wal
II ing's favor. he making up Tor MS lack q
~ stfikinga ability by getting! IN most Of rathe
to feeble blows without return.
y Round l3-Camphel!. who began t" shoI
Y signs q; weakening IN his legs, threw a
=, his strength into a running blow at Wall
he ing. ribs. following Il up with anothe
over the left eye He received smash 4"
n the nose and then Wallipg dropped
~ Campbeils face was IL very raw cOndl'!o
oi and 10 saw that it looked !ik" -aw bee
= steak wo,.ii he feeble s;mlle. Howe7"
,J he still smiled a. well as the c1rdiu"n
bis features woUIj sl!OW, ND ionr!y :.