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avoid punishment. The ground was
slippery.
KEEPING IT UP.
Round l2-Both men appeared fresh.
sullivan again opened with a vicious rush
and Mitchell fell without a blow. A foul
was claimed but was not allowed. Sulli-
van was savage, and made repeated eff
forts to corner Mitchell, but Mitchell
slipped him, and finally went down to
avoid punishment.
SENT DOWN.
Round l3-Sullivan led off with his
left, landing on Mitchells body. Sulli-
van, who had been waiting to use his
right, finally sent Mitchell down with a
blow from that useful member on the
neck.
M%ITCHELL's GORE.
Round l4-Sullivan was always serious,
but Mitchell was laughing. The round
opened with a wild but harmless rush. In
the exchange that followed Mitchell re
celved a blow in the mouth that drew
blood and Sullivan got one on the temple
in exchange. Sullivan then sent Mitchell
down with his right on the ear and now
seemed sure of winning.
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Mitchell did most of the work but went
down to avoid punishment. During
rounds 9 TO Is, a fearful storm prevailed
and nearly all but the principals and
their seconds took shelter in the shed. In
one of these rounds, which lasted 25
minutes, Mitchell received several nasty
blows, especially on temple, but Sullivan
was evidently firing. He was shivering
yislbly and his teeth were chattering
from the downpour which he had en-
dured. By and by, however, the sun
came out again quite warm and with its
appearance Sullivan seemed to rally. AT
times he made tremendous rushcs, but
Mitchell's agility stood him in good stead
and he millcd on the retreat most of the
time.
SENT DOWN AGAIN.
Round l6-Sullivan went in to finish
Mitchell, who cleverly got away from him.
Slight exchanges followed. Sullivan
now got in his right and Mitchell went
down.
AS USUAL.
Round 19-Mitchell was shaky and was
no sooner up than he went down.
ONCE MORE.
Round lS-There were slight exchanges
but Mitchell quickly went down
QUEER
RouCd lq-MIitchelI was queer, but
game and active. In the rally Sullivan
neatly downed him with a right handed
blow on the temple. Both were busy
with the left on each others bodies. Sui
Ivan made a desperate rush and Mitchell
got down to avoid him.
STILL DOWN.
Round 2O-Somc brisk exchanges end
cd in Mitchell going down.
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big fellow" with his right, but John
got home twice on the ribs. In the
rally which followed Mitchell went down.
BULGING CHEEKS.
Round % Mitchell was cheeky Sul-
Ivan got home on MitchelTs Ghost w;tb
his left and ON his neck with his r;gbt
Mitchell c~leverly slipped Sullivan's next
attempt in the same direction, but finally
received a blow on the eye and went
dow
JOHN BREATHEs HARD.
Round 23-The ground was drcadfully
slippery. Mitchell appeared to be i'm
proving in condition, while Sullivan was
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u : was a long round.
Mitchell got home twice on the mouth,
but fnally received a heavy thump on
the neck IRON SulllVan's right, and went
down.
THE SAME TACTICS.
Round 2O-MItchell had the best Of
the hghtlng, scoring on the body. Sulll-
van tried MS me rlght Tor his ear but
Mitchell got down to AVOID It,
HIT ON TUE LUMP.
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