The evening world., 1889-07-09

A'"' ~ ht NOuli HOl Htt HOlN hllu
broke away. The ~exertion was great, and
both men seemed TO feel its effects for a
moment. Sullivan was evidently getting
more angry every minute, although he did not
permit tie emotion to affect his Judgment. His
eyes were flashing as he stood with surly
lip inviting the wary Baltimorean to come
closer. kilrain, however, had n very whole
some dread of that right arm and no kept well
ont of reach. Sullivan let go one straight left.
handler, however, that could not bc avoided,
although it was lightly countored. Kilrain got
1t IN the ribs. and, returning TO his old method.
he clinchcd, and while in holds managed to get
in a hal dozen good right-hand licks OH sulli-
vans ribs. Breaking away. he lcaped nimbly
forward again and let drive his left. Sullivan
caught it on the neck but it seemed to have
no other effect than to annoy HIM. He made
one or two oilers TO IRE his right hand in sledgc-
hammer fashion, and this was sufficient 10
gammon Mr.. kilrain INTO all attempt at wrcst-
ling. After an incicctual clinch he worked his
way back to tho ropes and Sullivan let go a
sinasher with his right. Then there was another
chn,h, a br~cakaway, and kilrOin got in a pretty
good tap on Sulliyan's wind with his right
and u blow on the none, which gave tho Balti-
morean the first blood. Sullivan let 20 that
right Of his once more and scored a knockdown.
kilrOin's neck was limp and he was very much
da2cd a. he vas carried 10 Il : corner. Time,
I'm. los.
NorND q. -Kilrain seemed to be more cautious
than ever. After s]Iarring FOR II moment he
clincncl and fell TO avoid Punishment. The only
excuse for the iail was n light tap whirh Just
Arazed the side of his head. He wes carried to
lis corner, willie sullivan again refused to sit
down and stood in his corner ~ his seconds
Rubbed him dry with the towels. Time, 5s.
Err HE SOON wEAErvEp.
,,.N, I,1,... IL 1-sI. I'LL H.. ,
a. he came forward. His face, naturally palltd,
was now r~haikier than ever. lie was afraid to
go near the big fellow and played a waiting
game for half y minute. Again did that look OF
dir gust spread itself over Sullivan's face. The
crowd h0otel when he called out:
Say, why don't You come on and fight"
The moment attic the words were uttered Kill
rain got in his right on Sullivan's neck and
attempted the jaw with his left. He went out
side OF sullivan shoulder and found himself in
close quarters. His left eye was bleeding and
hi, face slightly confused on the right cheek
bone. Short ar ~ fighting ensled for Il minute.
sullivan having much the best of il until kilrain
b0ck-hoe!ed him and I've tel on his left side.
Tins time he was half carried to his corner.
The round occupied two minutes.
KILRAIN pLvCKs Up A LITTLE.
loUND S.-kilraiu appeared to have regalno |
ahttle more confidence and started in with a
smashing good blow on Sullivun's ribs. But he
seemed atrail to go any further AMI led the Bos-
ton pugilist a merry chase, so long that Referee
Fitzpatrick told him TO go on and fight. Kilraim
followed the advice by driving ont with his right
NJ Sullivan's jaw, and then quickly
clinChing to avoid a rctlrn. As he did
| ,lis Inc carnL, .Johr ng,ir on tho shaw
| ,,b, and .oo,rn, 70 anna hin, ,tiu grr,Lor
There was Il broak swoy and then Sullivan
drove ont his right with a fore, that wopld have
fc!lcd a mule. Kilrain saw il in time. 1t
glanced by his angular without doing any harm.
| Another bang in tho ribs seemed to take his
br, ath away aud he looked decidedly groggy.
rctrcating to the ropes and seeming to be very
much frightened. Sullivan saw the condition of
his man and started in to finish him. lie struck
him on the corner Of the jaw with n riGht-hand
blow straight from the shoulder, but it had not
suilicient force 10 put Jake to sleep. When lie
was picked up and carried to his corner, Kllrain
appeared to he pretty weak. sullivan smiled
| liSdainfully. walked to Muldoon aud CleNry md
had his wants attended to while standing on his
feet. He seemed to take great pride in this.
lime, In. 5s.
A BEAUTY.
HOUND o.-hl!raln started III 10 hug his or
'oheht as soon as time was called. Sullivan
"~i'"r"Pped Ill" arms pushe" nm away spared
'"r I"S' one second ana men khockei Miriam
town with a blow on the check. Time. 20 seconds,
HOUND ~. mere Wasa Eicatdcal oil dlssatlS-
'"r'i"n cNli''u 10y Inc spectators over hllraln''
'"ll'"' I" sfaNd III ana be 'huhpci. lie started
has r"Hn" 10y Algging and hbbinE Il. F., fight.
llE al r!"-e quarters, bnt wa not permitte l
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RUSHED TO THE RorES.
RouND 1l.-suIliHan began rushing, but Jake
was too nimh'e on his feet. he got so close to
the ropes that he could not get away, and he
grasped Sullivan around the waist and got an
other bang in the sam spot. Then he slippe