The evening world., 1889-07-09

In order to complete TIL EVENING
WonLD's story Of the sullivan Kilra n en-
counter, the salient points of which were
given exclusively in our Ia est extra last cven-
ing. tue details by rounds are herewith
printed:
THE FIGHT BEGINS.
RoUND '1.-kilrain Immediately slranE for
ward and banged at Sui vans chin with his
long left arm. Sullivan did not try to stoo the
lead. lie dropped his big black head forward
and to the right, and shot ont his LETT hr,t.
without losing au Instant lie followed 1t by send
lnG his right at KilraiH'H Jaw. poth blows
missed. Hiram Eiasr ed his man by the should
err, huck-hCc'cl him and threw him. The
Whole thing Vas dcrc 20 quicNly ,nat the spcc-
ta,ogs hardly realized that he battle had begun.
Tie round lu led lust five seconds. Sullivan
l.oicl very much r.tCnishCd as he retired to his
corner.
4 FALL Tor SULLIVAN.
iurNp 2.-Kilrair came forward with a con-
flert expression and Sullivan looked puzzled.
The mon eyed each other for a couple OF Sec
e. Is and Sullivan led with his lot for Kilrain',
b.. but was realty cou' tered. Then there
we're II few toconds Of tiddling: a cross.countcr
that was noticed more By Ei,rain than the other
lIau, and then u clirch. Jake occurred an m6cr
hold Wien hi' antagonist. Try as lie would,
could not break lpr Ike moment. kilrain ii''aily
broke away him eli, landing lightly on Sulli-
vans mouth as he did so. SulIivan's right arm
moved for nj instant n though il was about 10
Ne used as in tive days gore by, but lie retrainCd
and let 70 win IA. left. Kilrnir countercd
lightly ON tLn chest. Suliy,, cIincbcd cross
huttockcd hi, man and threw him. All This
took tvrrtv .rrords.
rr1rs al, rorI,
Rorxp a.-1;itebrll Ipd boon vbisno,ir, IN
kilrain while the latter wa, being rubbed down,
mud II" sooner lad time rcrn called than the
Tsltuo can iusi,,I forward md cIinchcd, brt
not before Sullivan had landed p,ottv heavily
on hi. eek. ILcy roln uway. ,nn,,inr for
Wind a moment. and cliuchcd again, Sullivan,
i'm trying tolc,lf awjrl riuht ON the ribs. hit
l,,ity c,o,r 70 Lfpar,lct There was Il cry
e ''Forl," which vR, L,t allowed. Immc.
d.atclv after this the mon 10, into close nunr-
tors rul Fil,a.n delivered half a dozen blows
r.Irahly below die lcit. The spectators
,rortrl "Tculw q.a:r. Li,t no notice WIS taken
%. tie pro;r,t. iii, round ended bv Sullivan
l,iul thrown rather lcn.tlv. Wimc-i5s.
- ~, N,.z.pp,
RnrED 1T wa. ycrv evident when tie liz
lluv not on his .lot TINT he lad made nm his
ind T., t,gcb Li,raiy p Lesson. He ,n,ilod n.
ic came TO the centre with that SAVAGE snccr.
u.d g,,rql with ,nc lalrr,l ulanm that I'm, d,s.
conccr;ed so many opponents in the past. Xii
l4iu Immediately ran IN and clinchcd, struC-
Led for = moment and then broke away, .mil-
.Lt III ItgrD'SI to the grin OF sullivan. There
ava, a quick movement of Kilrain's left hand
toward. the other man, stomach. The blow
Iq"ded. but not with s]ufisicut force to do any
Thing but cause Nriliran to fcowl and grit his
teeth. He led ont will. his left for the neck.
X lrain drcEcl forward AMI sullvan's ann.
clipped over k.!rain's head; he seized
INN and made All Intellectual effort to
..,t him on the Lir. Tho hold va, broken in T.
moment and Sullivan received n pretty good
81 .
ml made Il ru.h. which lie missed, Kilruir
r.gycrly dodgiuv to the side OF the ring. Sulli-
Van shook hi, lyod and threw up his
hand with A d.rrrcatiug gesture, His
antagonist moved alyiy around and then led
main for the stomach, The blow fell short.
kilrain leaned backward and walked in n taqtal-
ling manner 10 the other side of the ring.
sullivan had evidently lost his temrer slightly,
for he followed lis man UP, cxclaim,ng between
his cliuchcI teeth:
why don't YOU tight?'
Both men were bathed in perspiration, but
tGey did not appear to suffer so mich from
tic heat as the sp,ctators.- Kilrain edged his
way over towards his own corner and received
n whispcrcl instruction from Mitchell. Then
he came moe boldly forward, shifted ground
swiftly, he'd of with his right and landed on
SaIliyair's chest. The counter was on the Jaw.
livery few INFINITE. Mitchell would make some
rcmark calculated to ,xasperate the big fellow.
who stoprcd long enough to turn his head
after Il, lad riyen Kilraiu n hard punch in the
Jaw and 10 rrowl ont
II wish il WAS yor | had in here"
There was TWENTY seconds ,parring for wind.
and Kilrain made another rush, evidently in.
tending TO clipclL but missed his pur-
bose, and for his pains got n smart
rap lust below the heart. Sullivan at
4l!s time began TO get savage. Kilrain
Irr.istcutly rcfu,ed TO stand no boldly, but re-
sorted 10 all the tactirs of which he Ind knowl.
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