Telegram-herald., 1889-07-09

Fala hGgged aad na4liy tell al~aout
being ait.
T@enty hfth round SUI FaD landed
GA k,ifaia : - aad repeated tal t9se
azaIi Naen kirsi8 feli a. usual.
iaeGts ,lxth round Sullivan Tented
and klgan rAp.diy fetfsAts1. III
raln ianasa igntiy Oh suihgaa. huggsd
ard Neui tiosu.
Twenty Veuth round Both spar
rng foF Nnt, r. balm landing on ~ul-
hsans a.. aud elnehng. sullivan
knocked X lr4ln down ~ tae latter :
corner.
Ihe next zen rounds wese bat = repe-
ttl0n of tha former 0le. Sullivan get
ting tbe bs,t of them al, aad land ng
several heavy blows 0R kllrain's side.
and the latter falling 10 ay0.d laFtaef
punishment.
Thirty -nintS round - sullivan fol
lowed kilrain around the rlng calling
70 the referee - make him stand aud
rght. kliraiu went doWu without being
struck, and Sill.van claimed foul,
which was not allowed.
Fofteth round sullivan landed
heavily On kilm.n's ribs, the latter end
ing the round by falling.
forty-hrst round Sl.ght exchanges,
and kiirain fell to svoid punishment.
Forty-second round sullivan opened
heavily, aud hard-gn-ngatlug followed
kilmIn going down from light blow,
sullivan stumbling Oyerhm. kilrain's s
seconds made loud claims Of foul,
which the referee would not allow.
FOrty-thlrd round sullivan landed
on KlraIn's ribs after few passes.
Kilraiu went down without receiving a
blow. Sullivan himself appealed 10
the referee, claiming a foul; not al
lowed.
FoFty-fOurth round As soon rs he
reached the center OF the ring Sullivan
WAS vomiting freely, and i looked a. Il
his stomach was weakening. kilraiu
asked him 10 make the fight a draw
but Sullivan refused and responded
with a heavy blow on kllrain's ribs
knocking hlm down.
Forthwith round Sullivan smashed
kilrain IN the ribs, then landed on IN,
Jaw, knocking him down and stamping
ON hin. loud claim of foul was MOI
allowed. The seconds OF kilraln knew
their man must lose after tins round I'M
less chance blow could save HIM
Sullivan, although slightly wInded
was able to deal sledge-hamner blows
kilraln was becoming weaker. Hn
blows had no strength IN them and hi,
left side WAS evidently giving HIM con
siderable pain. lie pursued hls usta
tactics OF retreating whenever Sullivan
advanced, and the Jccrs of the crowc
| became more and more marked.
Forty seventh round kilraln LANDED
on Sulllvan's stomach. Sullivan coun-
| tering on the RIBS with his right.
| cllnch followed, Sullivan falling heav
| lily on X ilrain's body, the latter's sec
onds claiming foul. Pony Moore ac
| cused Referee Fitzpatrick of havin,
money on the result, and the latte
| called Moore a liar.
In the forty-cighth and forty-nintl
rounds kilrain fell 10 avoid punish
ment
| Fifth round Sullivan led vigorous
| ", kllrain returning lightly and run
niug away, Sullivan following begglns
| Kilrain to fight. TIE latte
went down from slight blow
Kilrain would smile, but ther
| was ghastliness IN MS assumed goo,
humOr that WAS painful to witness
/ HIS strength was surely going, anC
/ none knew il better than Kilrain.
I'm the tfty-first and hfty-siHtl
| rounds inclusive kiirain resOrted to re-
| treating tactics to the disgust OF tin
crowd, going down repeatedly withou
| blow To avoid punishment.
In the siXtleth round kllrain wen
| down without receiving a blow, an'
| loud cries of foul were heard on ever
| SIDE, but disallowcd.
In the sixtv-fifth round johnson
offered 10 bet 500 to $50 that sullivan
| would win, but could not find a takcr
Sxty-slxth round-Klram led vi
ciousIy with his right, but missed
! sullivan tented and then led, ldndin.
/ ghtly, kIlrtin going down.
Sixty-se yeuth round X ilrain retreat
| ing. sullivan followed and knocked hin
under the ropes with a lcft-hander II
| the ribs.
| Sixty-eighth round-Sullivan ende,
! the round by knocking kllrain dow
with several upper and under cuts.
Sixty-nnth rOund-K Kilrain knocke,
down with 4 severe rgnt-hander OF
the jaw.
| Seveutietb rOund-k Train vcrl
| weak. sullivan landing repeatedly; kii
]
| hIm by the leo, then slipped and tell.
| Seventy-tirst rouud-kilran growing
weaker. Tented and r,,n away. Sullivan
finally knocking hlm down with tierc
blow on the ribs.
| Seventy second round - Sullivan
forced the fighting, leading and land
| ing slightly several times, Kilraln agail
! going down 10 avod punishment.
Seventy y-third round kilrain retreat
ed all around the ring the round eudin
with kIFaJn gong down % avOI'
| punishment.
Seveuty-fourth round-Kilrain le
landing slightly ON sullivan. Tn
former finally went down with sigh
blow.
! seventy-fifth rouud-Kilrain wen
down with slight blow IN the Jaw an'
WAS cautioned ~ the referee.
When time was called for the seventy
! sixth round, Mitchell ran over 70 s.
lvau's corner and asked If be woul
/ give klraiu a present provided the
! would throw up the sponge. Suiilva
generously answered cot course
w1iI." bias VI kc Donovan, seeing th
condition 0f his PRINCIPAL. and % say
| him further punishment, threw up III
sponge. and Sullivan had again prove
his htIe as champion Of she world. IT.
only marks 0u sullivan were sigt
cfit under the right eve. and an0thg
ou the left ear. kl8n = bojy Shove
tne effects of ~uilyan's blows, and
was bleeding at the ears. nose An
muuth. Both men were hgrrediy cof
/ veved to train by their friends AZ
gwen attention. Suilvan's condlto
WAS superior 90 klfan's, the attf
| hooking as # be bad been 0vertralucl
{ 81 1o tme. excepting when sullivan