Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-09
LONG and BLOODY.
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Twenty-ninth round-Kilrain landed or
Sullivan's neck. Sullivan tented and
landed lightly on Kilrain's neck, the latter
going down. Time one minute.
Thirtieth round-Sullivan made an ugly
blow at kilrain and the latter again went
down to save himself.
Thirty-first round-Sullivan landed
lightly on Kllrain, the latter cross
and the latter retaliated with interest on
Kilrain's ribs, knocking him down. Time
fifty seconds.
econdRound-Kilrain rushed in
and cllnched but Sullivan worked on his
ribs, kilrain going down from a slight
blow. Time, one minute and quarter.
Cleary then demanded of the referee
that he make Kilrain fight.
Thirty-third round -kilrain immedi-
ately went to grass from a severe blow IN
the mouth.
Thirty fourth round-Kilrain landed on
Sullivan's breast and the latter
laughingly remarked, Pm not hurt" and
landed with effect on Kilrain's
ribs, Sullivan forcing the fighting all over
the ring, finally knocking kilrain down,
landing quickly on the mouth, chest and
neck. Time, one minute.
Thirty-flfth round-Kilrain landed on
Sullivan's cheek, Sullivan feinting being
met with right handed blow from Kill
rain on the cheek, the round closing with
sharp Unfolding and Sullivan throwing
and falling heavily on Kilrain. Time, one
and half minutes.
Thirty-sixth round-Kilrain beat hasty
retreat around the ring, which caused Sui
Ivan to remark, why can't you fight
like mani" Sullivan finally landed on
Kilrain's neck, the latter going down.
lime one minute and a half.
Thirty-seventh round-kilrain tapped
Sullivan on the head and retreated, Sulli-
van folding his arms while waiting for
Kilrain to come to the scratch, the crowd
jeering and Kissing Kilrain. The latter
landed lightly on Sullivan's breast
to the middle of the ring
calling on Kilrain to come up and fight:
Kilrain made a lunge at Sullivan and
clinched kilrain played on Sulivan's
ribs and then went down in his own cor
ner Sullivan again appealing to the referee
to make Kilrain fight. Muldoon claimed
foul which was not allowed. Time two
minutes and twenty seconds.
Thirty-eighth round-Kilrain showed
signs of distress while running around the
ring but Sullivan declined to follow. The
referee here told Kilrain he would have
TO fight. He came up and landed
lightly on Sullivan's jaw and breast and
then made pass at Sulllvan's stomach
and clinched, the crowd crying, rats ratsl
cur! curl at kilrain for not toeing the
mark kilrain went down to save his
bacon. Time, four and half minutes.
Thirty-nineth roundabout men sparing
for an opening, Kilrain running around
the ring but Sullivan would not follow,
standing in the middle of the ring calling
Oh Kilrain to come and fight. Kilrain
landed lightly on Sullivan's stom-
ach and tried to throw Sullivan,
but could not, Kilrain went down upon q
feint of Sullivan, Sullivan's seconds claim
ing foul which was not allowed. Time
Two minutes.
Fortieth ound-Sullivan got in
heavy rib rooster on Kilrain's
left side, the latttr after laying
a light one on Sullivan's neck was pushed
by Sullivan and laid down as usual Time
two minutes.
Forty-first round-Kilrain landed light
ly GU Sullivan's breast and retreated. Sui
livan again landed heavily on Kilrain's ribs
the latter going down. Time one minute.
William e. Hardy, Richard X. FOxs
ut the close Of this round
left the ring, satisfied Kilrain could not
possibly win.
Fotty-second rouud-Kilrain retreated,
as usual, came back, led at Sullivan, who
and kilrain fell. Kilraiu's
great excitement. which was not allowed.
Time two aud one-half minutes.
Forty-third round-Kilrain got another
rib-roaster from Sullivan when they
clnched and Kilrain went down without
being hit, Sullivan claiming foul, which
was disallowed. Time, one and one-fourth
minutes.
Forty-four round-Almost Immediately
on coming to the scratch Sullivan com
menced vomiting freely, whereupon Kill
rain told him he would not hit him while
Sullivan blurted out, "Come
on, Pm ready" The latter soon got in
another rib-roaster and Kilrain went |
down. Time, two minutes.
Forty-fifth round-Kilrain landed heav-
lily on Sullivan with left and retired; Sui
Ivan smashed him in the ribs when he
went down, and while down Sullivan de-
liberately jumped on him with his feet.
Cries of foul were heard all over the ring,
but 1t was not allowed. This was a shame
full act on Sullivan's part and should have
lost him the battle.
Forty-sixth round-The men clinched
and stood together for some time. Sulli-
van landed heavily on the ribs and nose
and after some infighting Kilrain went
down to avoid punishment. Time forty
five seconds.
Forty-seventh round-Kilrain landed
heavily Oh Sullivan's stomach, they clinch- |
ed and fell heavily with Sullivan on top |
kilrain,s seconds made loud and vigorous
claims of foul. but the referee would not
grant it. Pony Moore said TO the referee:
You've got money on Sullivan" to
which Fitzpatrick replied you're 6 c.
d liar
From the forty-eighth to the sixty-sev-
enth rounds inclusive kilrain resorted to
around and dropping at every op-
portunity to avoid punishment, which dis |
gusted the crowd. Sullivan and his Sec
Onds frequently claiming fouls.
Sixty-eighth round-Kilrain ran around |
he ring, Sullivan followed him closely hit. |
ting him in the ribs, Sullivan tented, Xii |
rain attempted to drop when Sullivan hit |
him with vicious upper and under cuts
knocking him down heavily.
SiXty-ninth round-kilrain was knocked |
with right handler in the Jaw. From
this until the close of the seventy-fifth |
round kilrain pursued his running away
tactics, dropping on every attempt OF |
oulliyau's to administer punishment. At |
the close of the seventy-fifth round |
Mitchell went over TO SUllivan's corner
and asked TO have the fight declared a |
draw, TO which Sullivan and his seconds |
NO, no." Donovan then
stepped to the center of the ring and threw |
up the sponge amid the scenes Of the |
widest enthusiasm