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lin. A foul was claimed but not al

Havlin. A foul was claimed but not al
lowed.
Havlin won first knock-down in the fifth by
sending Murphy to grass with blow on the
jaw. He also landed squarely on Murphy's
eye. Murphy only landed one blow, which
was on Havlins head.
In the sixth, Havlin forced the fighting and
had everything pretty much his own way.
lie beat tattoo on Murphy'S stomach and
forced the latter into his corner.
The seventh round was characterized by
some hard fighting. Murphy seemed to be
GETTING HIS SECOND WIND.
He planted two left-handers on Havlin's
stomach. Havlin out Murphy's lip. Havlin
had the worst of this round.
Havlin redeemed himself in the next
round He knocked Murphy down with a
rap on the jaw, and drew blood from his left
optic in stream by singing blow. He also
landed squarely on Murphy's mouth. The
latter did little execution.
The ninth round was rather tame.
In the tenth, Murphy landed on Havhn's
eye, and the retaliated with a blow on Muir
phys optic. Murphy hit Haylin twice on
the stomach. The latter made lunge at the
Euglishman, who ducked, and Havlin went
sliding over his back to the floor.
On toelng the scratch for the eleventh
round both men looked badly disfgured.
Inere was no execution i'll this round.
The only feature of the next round was
hot blow by Murphy on Havl1n's jaw.
In the thirteenth round Murphy drew blood
from Havlin's nose.
HaVlln had the best OF the next round. He
grove Murphy around the ring and punished
him terribly
In the fifteenth round Havlin knocked
Murphy clean off his pins, and for time it
LOOKED LIKE KNOCKOUT.
Murphy was knocked down again in the six
teenth, but came promptly to time. Several
not blows were exchanged on the head and
pody IN the seventeenth. The eighteenth
ana nineteenth rounds were very tame, but
IN the twentieth a hot one by Havlin cut
Murphy's right eye and Havlin received
cash on the side of the face. The twenty
hrst and twenty-second rounds were devoted
to sparring for wind. In the twenty-third
Jack retaliated on the cheek, eye and face
No heavy punishment was inflicted in the
twentyfourth, but in the twenty fifth Havlin
forced the fighting, landing repeatedly on
Murphy's chin, lips, stomach and body. Hay
I'm pounded Murphy all over the ring in the
following round. From the tWenty-seventh
to the end of the fight there was little pun
1shment inflicted by either of the men. They
were both apparently too weak to do effec-
tive work, and after a consultation the ref
cree decided the fight a draw at the end OF
the forty-nlnth round. The fight lasted 3
hours and 10 minutes
The referees decision was conceded by all
to be the only one possible. Throughout the
tight Haylin received
NEARLY ALL HIS PUNISHMENT
about the face and neck, while Murphy'S
body received the greater portion of the bat
terlng administered to him. At the close of
the fight Havlin's left eye closed tight and his
right was almost gone. There was big
lump on his right cheek and cut OH the left
side of his face. The blood was streaming
down and covered his body. Murphy had
cut under his right eye and his left was
closed His forehead was mass of Jumps.
1t was difficult to say which of the men was
most badly used I'D.