Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-09

then went down from light blow.
| ROUND TWENTY.
Both men spared for an opening Sulli-
van leading and landing again on the OBJ
| iectiye point. kilrain's ribs. the latter
slipping down to avoid punishment An
other claim of foul was made by Muldoon
| which was not allowed.
ROUND TwENTY-oNE.
Kilrain landed on Sullivan's stomach,
| Sullivan returning on the neck and Kill
rain again resorted to hugging, Sullivan
landing on Kilrain's jaw, the latter falling.
ROUND TWENTY-FIVE
Sullivan landing on Kilrain's ribs, the
| latter going to earth.
| ROUND TwENTY.THREE.
Sullivan again landed heavily on Kill
rains ribs, when they clinched and fell
Sullivan with his knee across Kilrain's
throat A strong claim of foul by KiIrain's
| seconds was not allowed.
ROUND TwENTY-FoUR.
Sullivan began by trying to get in a
| Knockout. kilrain Rugged and finally
fell without being hit.
ROUND TWENTY-FIVE
Sullivan landed on Kilrains ribs and
| repeated the dose again, when kilrain fell
| as usual.
ROUND TwENTY-sIX.
Sullivan feinted, and kilrain again re-
| treating, was followed by Boston's pride,
| hllrain landed one on Sullivan's stomach
with his right and rushed in and threw his
burly antagonist amid loud and prolonged
| cheers.
ROUND TWENTY SEVEN.
Both sparring for wind, Kilrain landing
MS iarr o1;,
knocked kilrain down.
ROUND TwENIY-EIGHT.
Kilrain led clinching and broke, then
landed lightly on Sullivan's neck. Sulli-
van tainted and clinch ensued in Kill
rains corner, the latter playing lightly on
Sullivan's ribs. A vicious blow was evaded
by kilrain, and then Sullivan landed
heavily on kilrain's ribs, the latter seeking
| the grass.
ROUND TwENTY-N NINE.
Kilrain landed one on SulIivan's neck.
Sullivan feinted and then landed lightly
on hllraIn's neck, the latter going down.
ROUND THIRTY.
Sullivan made an ugly blow at Kilrain
and the latter went down to save himself.
ROUND THIRTY-oNE.
Sullivan landed lightly on Kilrain, the
latter cross -Countering heavily on SulG-
vans cheek, and the latter retaliated with
earnest on kilrain's ribs and cheek, knock
ing him down.
ROUND THIRTY-TWo.
kilrain rushed in and clinched, but Sui
livan worked in on his ribs, Kilrain going
down from a slight blow. Cleary then de-
manded of the referee that he make Kilrain
fight.
ROUND THIRTY-THREE.
Kilrain Immediately went to grass from
severe blow on the mouth.
ROUND THIRTY-FoUR,
kilrain landed one on Sullivan's breast,
and the latter forced him all over the ring,
and finally knocked Kilrain down in his
(SulliVan's) corner, landing quickly on the
mouth, chest and neck.
RoUED THIRTY-FIvE
Kilrain landed one on Sullivan's cheek
Sullivan s feinting being met by the right
handed blow on the cheek, the round clos
ing with sharp mitigating and Sullivan
throwing kilrain and falling heavily on
him.
ROUND THIRTY-SIX.
Kilrain beat hasty retreat around the
ring, causing Sullivan to say, why don't
you fight like a man " Sullivan finally
landed one on Kilrain's neck, the latter GO
ing down in his own corner. Time, one
and one-half minutes.
ROUND THIRTY. SEVEN.
Kilrain tapped Sullivan lightly on the
head and then retreated, Sullivan folding
his arms while waiting for Kilrain to come
to the scratch, the crowd jeering and kissing
Kilrain. The latter landed lightly on Sui.
livan's breast and retreated. Sullivan
again stepped to the middle of the ring
calling on kilrsin to come up and fight
kilrain made a lunge at Sullivan and
clinched. Kilrain played on Sullvan's
ribs and then went down, Sullivan again
appealing to the referee to make Kilrain
fight. Muldoon claimed foul, which was
not allowed.
ROUND THIRTY EIGHT.
Kilraln showed signs of distress while
retreating around the ring, but Sullivan
declined TO follow. The referee here told
Kilrain he would have to fight He came
up and landed light ON Sullivan's jaw and
breast and then made pass at Sullivan's
stomach and clinched, the crowd kissing
kilrain for not toeing the mark. Kilrain
went down TO save his bacon.
ROUND THIRTY-NINE.
Sullivan followed Kilrain around the
ring calling to the referee to make him
stand and fight. Kilrain went down with
out being struck, and Sullivan claimed a
foul, which was not allowed.
ROUND FORTY.
Sullivan landed heavily on Kilrain's ribs,
the latter ending the round by falling.
ROUND FORTY ONE.
Slight exchanges, and Kilrain fell to
avoid punishment.
ROUND FoRTY-Two.
Sullivan opened heavily. Hard might
ing followed, KIlrain going down from a
slight blow, Sullivan stumbled over him,
and Kilrair's seconds made loud claims of
foul, which was not allowed.
ROUND FORTY THREE.
Sullivan landed heavily on Kilrain's
ribs, and after a few passes Kilrain went
down without receiving a blow. Sullivan
himself appealed to the referee, claiming
foul which was allowed.
From the forty-third to the forty-fifth
round, the fight was a repetition of the
former ones, the report announcing that
Kilrain repeatedly fell down.
ROUND FoRTY-FIvE.
Kilrain landed heavily on Sullivan's
neck with his left and retreated. Sullivan
| smashed him in the ribs, when he went
down, and while down Sullivan deliber-
| ately jumped on him with his feet. Cries
| of foul were heard all over the ring, but it
| was not allowed. This was shameful act
on Sullivan's part, and should have lost
him the battle.
ROUND FoRTY-sIX.
The men clinched and STAYED together
for some time. Sullivan landed heavily
on the ribs and nose, and aften some in
fighting Kilrain went down to avoid pun
| ishment.
ROUND FoRTY-sEvEN.
Kilrain landed heavily on Sullivans
stomach. They clinched 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 are a liar
The remaining rounds up to the seven
tie.h were repetition of the last ten, Kill
rain running from Sullivan.
| ROUND SEVENTY.
| Kilrain was very weak, Sullivan landing
repeatedly. Kilrain tried to throw Sullivan
by catching him by the legs, and then
slipped and fell.
| ROUND sEvENTY-ONE.
Kilrain growing weaker, feinted and ran