Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-13

Icnlh Iouuu-ID IDls Was huOAuel
smart round and Mitchell showed a
lLmpon his left, ,temlpe,and Sullivan's
right eye was in bad shape. Sullivan
opened the round with vicious rush
at Mitchell, who got down.
Eleventh round-Mitchell got home
twice with his left on tue body. He
was worked 10 his corner and got
down TO avoid punishment.
Twelfth round-Both men appeared
fresh. Sullivan again opened with
vicious rush Lnd Mitchell fell without
u blow. Foul was claimed but not al
lowed. Sullivan was savage and made
repeated efforts TO corner Mitchell, but
Mitchell stopped him aud finally went
down to avoid punishment.
Thirteenth rolnd-Sullivap led off
with his left, landing on Mitchel's
body. Sullivan, who had been wait.
ing to use his right, finally sent
Mitchell down with a blow on the
neck from that useful member.
Fourteenth round-Sullivan was al
ways serious. but Mitchell was laugh.
ing. The round opened with a wild
tut harmless rush and In the exchange
that followed Mitchell received blow
on the mouth that drew blood and
Sullivan got one on the temple 10 re
turl. Sullivan then sent Mitchell
down with his right on the ear and
now seemed sure of winning.
Fifteenth round-Mitchell did most
of the.work md went down to avoid
punishment. During rounds nine to
fifteen fearful storm prevailed aud
nealy all but the principals and their
seconds took shelter In a shed. In
one OF these rounds, which lasted
twenty-five minutes, Mitchell receiv-
ed several nasty blows, especially on
on the temple but sullivan was evil
IDENTIFY tiring. He was shivering Wis
IDLY aud his teeth were chattering
from the downpour which he had
endured. By and by, however, the
sun came out quite warm, and with
its appearance Sullivan seemed to re-
cover. AT times he made tremendous
rushes' bnt Mitchell's agility stood
him In good stead and be milled on
the retreat most OF the time.
Sixteenth round-sullivan went IN
to finish Mitchell, who cleverly got
away from him. Slight exchanges
followed. Sullivan now got in his
right aud Mitchell went down.
Seventeenth round-Mitcbell was
rather shakey and was no sooner up
than he went down,
Eighteenth round-There were
slig It exchsnges, but Mitchell quick
ly went down.
Nineteenth round-Mitchell was
queer, hut game and ssetive in rally.
sullivan neatly downed him with a
right handed blow on the temple.
Blth were busy with the left on each
others bodies. sullivan made a des-
persts rush and Mitchell got down to
avoid him.
Twentieth round-Some brisk ex-
changes ended in Mitchells going
down.
Twenty-tirst round-Mitchell near
ly landed the big fellow with his
right, but John got home twice on his
ribs on tie rally which followed aud
Mitchell went down.
Twenty-,econd round-Mitchell
was cheeky. Sullivan got home on
Mitchell's chest with his left and
on his neck with his right. Mitchell
cleverly slipped Sullivan's next 81
tempt in the same direction, but final.
ly received blow on the temple and
went down.
Twenty.third round-The ground
was dreadtully slippery. Mitchell
appeared to be improving in condition
while Sullivan was breathing bard.
He fought Mitchell down. however.
! Twenty.fourth round-fhis was
"a long round. Mitchell got home
twice on Sullivan's mouth, but fiually
receivinga heavy thump on the neck
from Sulllvsp'- right and went down
under IL.
Twenty.ffth round-Mttchell had
the best OF the fighting, scoring on
Sullivan's body. Sullivan tried fine
fight for his ear, but Mitchell got
down TO avoid IL.
Twenty-sixth round-Mlthell got
home twice on the left eye and ear
and Sullivan got one in on the lump
on Mitchell's forehead. Mitchell
then went down TO avoid punishment.
Twenty-seventh round-There was
heavy lighting for awhile, but Mitch.
ell went down to avoid Sulllvan's
blows.
Twenty.eighth round-Sulliyan
cleverly forced Mitchell TO prplong