Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-09

kiirNns RIBS the latter plavino Tor
stomach, striking foul blows repeatedly
John returned on the jaw and ribs. KiIrain
sappcd down to avoid punishment. In
ms fonnd kilrain badly spiked Suliivan's
Fourteenth Round Kilrain again started
around the ring, the round ending with n
SIneh, m which Sullivan slipped, going
down under the ropes.
Fifteenth Round Sullivan feinted-Ku-
ram feireating and sullivan following him
All over The finc. finally landing rooster
on the ribs. Ia the rally that cnsued XII
ram went down to avoid punishment.
8, sixteenth Eound--hilrain landed on Sul-
hVan IS RIBS, John countcring, KilIain again
gong down.
Seventeenth ROund-Slight exchanges,
hilrar gong down without blow.
Eighteenth Round kilrain went down
without receiving q blow and Sullivan
claimed foul. Not allowed
Nineteenth Round Both sparring for
wind Sullivan finally landing on KilTain's
ribs. the latter c1untcring on sullivan and
wont down with "a light return OF the head
Twentieth Round Sullivan hit kilrain q
roasts. Iuthe rihs. kilrain going down.
IvDutr-tr9. Round X ilrMu landed on
Sullyau'S stomach. sullivan returning on
tne neck aud Kirain again re,orted 10
hugWng; sullivan landing on klrain's
.aw the latter falling.
lweutl--ocond Round Sullivan landing
on hIrain's ribs, the latter going to the
earth.
1wcnty-third Round Sullivan had TO
chase lr1.u around fle ring. The round
ended with q clnch. Sullivan ON top.
Iwen' fourth Round sullivan began
by irving 80 got in q knockout. Kilrain
Rugged ard finally fcl without being hit
Iwoniy-iifth Round Sullivan landed
on hilTlin's ribs and repeated the dose
again. when kilrain fen as usual
Twenty ixth Roua0 Sullivan feinted
and kilrun rapidly rctrcated Kilrain
landed lightly OF Sullivan. Rugged, ana
went down.
tweutv--oveuth Round-BOih eparring
for wind, hIlroiu landing on Suilivan's iaw
end climbing. sullivan knocked hiirain
down in The iattcr's corner.
Tho next feu rounds were but a rcpeti-
tiou of tine former ones. Sullivan got the
best Of them all and landed several heavy
blows ON KIlraiu's SIDE. the latter falling TO
avoid punishment.
inirfy-nInth Round Sullivan fol- wed
Nlrain araund the ring, calling on the
retcroeto make him stand and fight.
hIraiu went down without being struck
and sullivan claimed foul, which was not
allowed
iorteth Sullivan landed heavily
ou hl'raiu ribs. the latter ending the
round los falling.
Flv-fr-t Round SLIGHT exchanges. and
kIir..u trIl 90 avoid punishment
foIt second Round sullivan opened
heavily Hard iu-ishting followed. kl-
rain going down from slight blow, Sull-
y'n stumbling over hlm, and hIraiu- -"-
combs made loud claims Of foul, which the
referee world not allow.
Fort. third Round sullivan landed on
kl.ruu's ros. and, after few plsscs. XII
riin wont down without receiving blow.
>uil yu himself appealed 10 the referee,
claiming .1ui. Not allowed.
WANTED TT DRAW.
Fortv-f0urth round A. soon rs no
reached the centre of the rin@ Sullivan be-
ouu vomiting freely and II looked ~ If his
stomach wa. Weakening. kilran asked
MIN fo make the fight draw, hut Sullivan
refused aud responded with heavy blow
uu k.iau'- ribs knocking him down.
IoIfr-hith Round sullivan smashed Kill
rain iu tine ribs. then ltudcd 0n his Jaw,
knocking him down and stamping on HIM.
Tire l.ud rlain of toul was not allowed.
f.rtv-~eyouth Round kilrain landed on
Sulhvta'~ stomach. sullivan rountcring on
fI.. rib. with his rI9lt. A cllucn followed,
sullivan falling heavily ON kllrain, the lat
tor'~ seconds claiming ioul. Pony Moore
accused Referee Fitzpatrick of having
money ODD therosult, and tine latter called
Moore liar.
In the fortv-cighth and forty-nlnth
rounds k.lrNn fen tO avoid punishment.
Iftieth Round sullivan led vicIou~ly;
Kir,iu returned lightly. running away,
Sullivan following and begging kilrain 10
FIGHT. The latter went down from slight
blow. GAc seconds of kilrMn knew thor
man must lose otter this round unless .
chance blow could save him. sullivan.
although slightly windcd, was able TO deal
elDdac-N 4mmor blows and kIlran was
gradually growing weaker. III, blows had
no strength I'D thcm. and ms lctt sue was
evidently giving him considerable pain.
he pursued his usual tactics of reireatlng
Whenever sullivan advanced. and the JceIS
ui thee roVd against me AT gcd hampton
If tho world became more and more
marked. hilraiu would smile, but there
was ghastlinD-s IN his alleged good
hulnor that was Qhhinl 10 Wines us
10 better than huran.
Iittv-hrst Co fiity-slXth Round kllrain
resortcd 90 retreatinS tactics To inc disgust
Of the crowd. going down repeatedly with
out receiving blow to AVOID pnmehm'hi'
Ina the SlXUfih Round hiirMu vent gov"
without receiving blow. and loud crlcs gl
foul were heard on every side, buu dlstl-
lowed.
I'm the SiXty-htth Round Johnson ohered
to bet 500 90 $50 hat Sullivan would "ih'
but could not hnd takgr' .:,. a..
NlA'A siA.n s,,ii., fNi,'tnd tLc,,
Ia i.n4;nn sIigItlv Kilr,in aoinn down.
S;,','-esvGntb I{onnd Kilrnin rctreatinc.
C,,li'yo, f,liovoj and Knocked bim under
ti,a 'ro,,,. viii ~ f-haudor i'm the ribs.
Sirtt-riritb Kouud sullivan ended the
.~.'n,,i l.,. l.,o1kino KiIraip down with sew
.,.,..l ,,,',,o, and nnder cut..
Si,t,iriufh Round -Kilrain was knocked
l1,,, y.ith IL severe r.eht-handcr Ina tho
',,,
'Styortio.h Roupd- Knrain was very
ueab sullivan landing repeatedly. KilrMn
+riel To- throw Sullivan hy catching him by
,h t''' i' ~ '4 thcw eInne1 and fell.
e.,snt,- 6,.t H6und Kllrain growing
-,.'..l,.r f.;ntsd and ran AWAY. Sullivan
,.'','lir,. lin, down with a blow I'M
,liI, N'''' ''''7 nam
.,, . .,.l.,.,,1 Round Sullivan forced
Het chl N-sey'"Y ~" ,,,l lanJoJ elinbtlv
the ltAs' IytiluS' "n,. 49, In o.,
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