Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-10
signs Of distress while retresting aroun
w ring. but

II - 54tnks O1o ~
II II; SULLIVAN DECLINED 70 FOLLOW.
q! : m ..s,. -, un
& III i0iu-0o n0lo 1oiu M 1o1n ~
thhv6Ato fight. He came up And LANDED
Ehishtly on Sullivan's Jaw and breast anl
Hhen made = mass At Sull;van,s stomacl
"a s,;n,l.,1 Il. r-o-, h,ss;rc r;,-a;, 3,
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saye his bacon.
Round Ihlrty;nlnth-snilavan ioiloWee
nsaln aaeaId ans lals Can ~ ast . tis s.,
4 vent down without beine struck. and snl
|livan claimed aioui, which was not allowed
Round Fortieth-Sullivan landed heavily
on Kilrain,s ribs, tie latter ending tht
round by falling.
Round Forty y-second-Sullivan opened
and hard infghting followed, Kilrain goins
down from slight blow, Sullivan stumb
ling over him. Kilrain's seconds made
claims OF foul, which were not allowed.
Round Forty-third-SulliVan landed or
Kilrain's ribs, and after q few passes Xii
rain went down without receiving blow
Sullivan himself appealed to the referee
but his claim OF foul was not allowed.
Round Forty-fourth-As soon as they
reached the center Of the ring Sullivan be
gan vomiting freely, and it looked as if his
stomach was weakening. Kilrain asked
him to make the fight draw. Sullivan re.
fused and responded with heavy blow on
nnlain r,Ds, AnosAin9 n.al .1a nIn. W ,,N :.
lily on Sulliyan 's,neck with hissieft and re-
treated. Sullivan smashed him in the
ciDs. wnen ne went l's9e ooHn' " anu WINE do"n
'1'an s-s 81
DELiDAnA lAi.a ~ a1-l.',0 =, ~ NJ
with his feet, Cries Of tput were heard al!
over the ring Int II was not allowed. This
60 e !. ,,ef,l : a. an s,ll;van,s mart and
.ao : ~ -. Ia - :. 49, Sn..t,a .e 's-
enou'u =" ios' n.'.. 'Ag =, .10'o' ,..a,
| kound For1y-sixtn-in men chneneo e.
ana stayea gogesner Ior SONS tine. GUM, !,
van lancer neaVHy On Ah.ain riDs , ana
uose, anu aISer soMe :nnsnO.os Ahra'n
"eno Gown 20 avo.u .n puuisnIn R!1na: ,.a
| honno forsy sesensn.nlah .l iar'eu Mue
nsas nHsha On un fsu = haan;iv w;yh Snli;von ICY oy
tn11 amI M aaonas n,oda lo,,d Nd y;a.
.p.,s wy. o,a;n,s - son, Int they wars not ai
saoa De- Moars sold to tha raierso
,oweu; ,.wo, loay oue =, .u S,,,l;uon % 70 nh;oh,
| Mt.natr;sI sod tYon arc a damned
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K;,ra;n fs,i =, axo;d ,nn;shment
Ronnd Fiftieth-Snlliyan led yiciously.
K;ira;n r.tnrn;no lightly and rnnnine away
anii;uan = follnw;no and
49,. :. 80 -
sEoaiNs 'AAE ~ 1idht'
| The latter went down from q slight blow.
Tho eeconds ~ K;,ra;n knav their man
80. ~....a -. .h.no.
muse iose aioer eniS rounu unie'o .n"n.o
| blow could save MIN. SULLIVAN, aitnough
slightly wlnded, was able to give sl6dge-
hammer blow, and Kilrain was becoming
gradually weaker. His blows had no
strenth in them, and his left side was evi.
IDENTIFY giving him considerable pain. Hs
pursued the usual tactics OF retreating
whenever Sullivan advanced, and the leers
of the world became more and more
marked. Kilrain would smile, but there
was ghastIiness in his assumed goon.hu-
NOR that was painful. His strength was
surely going, and none knew it better than
Kilrain. Fifty first to fitty-sixth, Kilraiu
| resorted to retreating, to the disgust OF
tne croWo, going oo"n repeatedly "iuhouo
Rornd s;xt;eth-K;,rain went down with.
ont receiving a blow, and loud cries of foul
were heard on every side, but disallowed.
houno oiAth'I1In HUI -oonneon oneieu s'oo
TO $oo thao oo'h'an "ou'o WIN n'
oaekers; u;u; id ,;,;os,n
ho9nd ol1ty,slAe eu vis.ous sn:s.ay
WIN ms rigno Duo n,s1eu Vn.; 'en
ana iea' ianoihe si'sn'iy' Ahiain soins
oown. u;,.;4u,.;u
Round Sixty'eeVentn-h hifain retreaoing'
SULLIVAN followed ana knockeu nin unoer
the ropes with q leit,nander IN tne rios.
Round Slxty'e'ghtn-Sul'iyan enaeo tne
| round by knocking khraln down "1tn sew
eral upper and under cuts. -,
Round Sixty ty-ninth-kllraln down with q
severe right.hander in the jaw.
Round Seventieth-Kilrain was very
weak, Sullivan landing repeatedly. Kilrain
tried to throw Sullivan by catching him by
the legs.
Round Seventy-f. st-Kilrain was grow
ing weaker and feinted, then ran away, Sui
liyan finally knocking him down with q
fierce blow in the ribs.
| Round Seventy y.second-Sullivan forced
the fighting, leading and landing slightly
several times, Kilrain
, o,,, na,vy rnuu
AeAiN "oiN' D""N oNni'
Round Seventy y-th. .rd-Kilrain retreated
all around the ring, The round ended