The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-19

s.s asSk: K!l.sis sssassleds the j.v slipped and
~ ,s Ssi K h., ,:a:y
avoid more Of the same hslnra,
Ivan m. IN pursuit gulitvsa ssa:n landed heavily
van With his knee across Ktlrsins throat A
sn, strong % claim Of foul 3 Ktlrains seconds was
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handler on Ktlrain's neck the latter hneelng and
Ktlr.in 1sll IN hi. oornsr without receiving :
-. Ro9nd 25-Sn!!ivan led for and countered on
Aiiratns rlbs. kuraln ke5nR down. Time. 80
|, Round 2s-sulIiv.n came mn smiling deris.
lively. K!lrain AGAIN retreated ssound the circle,
followed by Boston's PRIDE. Kilrain landed on
sniIiyans atomsoh with his right and rushed in
prolonged cheers Tims: q sss seeonds .1 ''N1 -nN
heavily on sullivan's rihs and then clinched.
ol KIsn @ re sSoS thu sstsl an .p Viz
fully avoided. receiving u on the back OF the
neck. sullivan then pisntad aaother ugly blow
the head. sullivan eross.ooantered hsssi heavily on on
ktlratn' 8 mock and tho latter went down. Time
Roqnd 2s.Ktl.sin led, elinchsd and broke.
then landed lightly on 6ullivan's neck Sullivan
Tented and clinoh ensued IN Kilrain's corner
the sss,ana l,sssI playing Lightly on splIy.ns ribs
tQSQ
Sullivan landed heavily on Iilrain's ribs. the
after seeking the erssh Timo. ,:.N minutes.
Round 29.K!lrain lsadN % sa,aysp's mock
ins ness. sss issssr going % DOWN. dvass a. II ~.
Round Sullivan made an ugly blow at Kill
Ttme 20 seconds.
Round 3i-suiiivan landed lightly on Kt,r,tu.
the latter cross. .countertne heavily on Sullvan's
check and the latter retaliated with interest on
ki!ratn'B ribs and cheek. knocking him d0wn
Time. so seconds.
Round ss,Kilrain rushed in and clinchet. but
from slight blow. Time. III minutes Cleary
then demanded OF the referee that he make XII
Round 33-Kilrain Immediately went to grass
onds.
Round 34-Kilrain landed on sullivan's breast.
hart aud immedisteiv landed With effect. m nSs on
kiirain's ribs Sullivan forced him all over the
ring. and finally knocked him down in his tsul-
sS.st Dr CORNER landing quickly on tho mouth
Round 35-Kilrain landed on sulllvan's cheek,
s%vam sn feinsed ths ds and was met by right handed
| sharp in-fiehting aud Sullivan throwing Kirain
and falling heavily on him. Time. i Il minutes.
Round .II 3smKilrain beat hasty te.reat around
you 70 rta,E. like m.nl' sullvan finally landed
on hilrain.a neck. the latter going down in his
0TS RoSnd Sotpsi tsnnsS mnpsSs snii,v.n ,,
ehe head. and then rctrcated. Sullivan folding
rs arms while waiting for Kilrsin to come to
the the scratch T tho crowd tecrine and hi.sine XII
breast and rctrcated.. Sullivan again stepped to
the middle Of the ring. calling on Kiirain 10
% rGS .n made nsx, %nsS A.
ribs and then went down in his own corner, Sui
liyan again appealing to tho referee to mako Kill
rain fight Mnldoon claimed foul. which was
not allowed. Time minutes 90 seconds.
Round 3s-Kilrain showed signs Of distress
while retreattng around tho ring, but Sullivan
declined to follow. The referee here told XII
rain ne would have to fight. He came MP and
| landed lightly on Sullivan's Jaw and breast.
then made pass at Sullivan's stomach and
clinsneds ne the crowd CRYING rats. rats" .cur.
went down to save his bacon. Time, 4 l. min
utes.
Round 39-Both men spared for an opening
would not follow. Sullivan stood in tho middle
OF the ring calling upon kirain to come up and
fight. kilratn landed lightly Oh sulIivans stonl-
but could not: Kilrain went down on = feins oi
Sullivan. Sullivan's seconds claiming q foul
which was 81 not allowed. Time, minutes
on Kilrains loft side, the latter. after getting
liRh: one on Sullivan's neck. was pushed by
Sullivan. and fell down As usual Time. min
Round 4l-Kilrain landed lightly on sullt-
ed heavily on Kilrain's ribs: the latter going
FL,
at the close Of this round. left the rng satisfied
| that Ktirain could not possibly win.
Round 42-KtIrain rctreated as usual and then
and Kilratn ran away. Kiirain fell from a light
blow, Sullivan standing over and stamping on
kilrsin. Kilrsin's seconds claimed foul amid
lowed. Time. two and half minutes. .'' --''
Round 43-Kilrain got another rib roaster
from sullivan: when they. clinched and Kilrain
foul. which was not allowed. Time. one and
Round 44-Anast Immediately on coming to
freely. whereupon Kilrain told him he would I not
BIT him while vomiting. Sullivan blurted out !:
Come on; I'm ready The latter soon rot in
anothen Mi riD-roaster ana kilraln went down.
Round 45-Kilrain landed heavily on sull,-
vans 81 neck wit with hi. loft and re!rcatcd. sullvan
and. while down. Sullivan Jumped on him with
his feet. Cries Of foul were heard oil over the
ring but u was not allowed. This was u slame-
iqi act on Suilivan's part. and should have lost
Round 4G-The men clinched and stayed to-
eethcr ior some time. Sullivan landed heavily
h1lrain went down to avoid punishment. Time,
45 seconds.
Round 47-Kilrain landed heavily on sulli-
vans van, stomach They olinche and fell heavily.
loud and vigorous claims of foul, but the referee
would not grant 1t. Pony Moore said 10 the ref
fes Tee sSf %a9sy on % to which
Rounds AZ to 67-Ktlrain resurtcd to running
around i,ol and dropping at every opportunity to
avoid punishment, which disgusted tho crowd.
sullivan and his friends, and frequent claims OF
foul were paid no heed to.
=, Round 6s-kiirain ran around the ring. Sui
liyan ls fellSwed him closely hitting him in the
drop. when Sullivan hit him with vicious up
per and under cut. knocking him down heavily
Time, q minutes.
Round (,l)-Kilrafn voo Ln.>,Lo,, ,,.,,., ,,,,.,
rtRht-hander on the jaw.
From this until tho close Of tho seventy fifth
round ktlratn pursued his runaway tactics,
dropping on every attempt OF sullivan to ad-
minister punishment. At the close Of seventy
fifth round Mitchell sent over to Sullivan cor.
ner and asked to have tho fight declared draw,
70 70 whicn sullivan and his friends responded
NO, no. Donovan thon stepped to tho center
OF The ring and threw up the sponge amid q
scene OF tho widest enthusiasm.
SOMETHING ABOUT THEM.
This WINS the second Meeting between Sui
lfvan and Kilfain. They met once In four
round contest In Boston. Sullivan's friends
and the referee say Kilrain was defeated, but
tnis Me latter strenuous!y denies. saying
That 1t was merely nm exhibition affair. The
tollo wing are short sketches of the two men:
Sullivan IL in his thirty first year and Ii Kill
rams rams senior bya few months. His measure-
ment IN his palmiest DAYS were: Chest "A
INCHES che 6iceps lS,a calf 15 thigh 37 He Is
when he started In training. Following Is
list Of the pueiists whom Sullivan has defeated:
se zoe uossS LIB ss Boston March 4. 1880 one round:
ber. $50: John Donaldson. at Cincinnati. De-
cember "a; 1880. ten rounds: Steve Taylor.
lounas: a M1w 9Sn aso city, :od March 81 lss
Hudson River. May 10. 1851. eight rounds. six
teen minutes: Paddy Ryan. at aIississipni City.
Fe6. q. Z: !SS2. for the championship Of America
and ~. 300 side. nine rounds. In eleven min
9tes: James Elliott New York city. July I.
1852. two rounds: Herbert Slade. the Maori. at
rounds; Fred Robinson. At Butte City. Mont,
jan z. 1854. two rounds: George Robinson. at
San Francisco. Cal, March 8. 1894. four rounds:
round Ban hsasyo T:S AP IL issa ene
1881, one round: W. Flcmmine. in two seconds.
at Memphis. Tenn. Nav ]. 1884; Prof. J. Latin.
1884. three rounds: All Greenfield " Madison
Square Garden. New York city, Nov. is. 1884;
two rounds: Az Greenfield again at Boston.
Jan II. 1885. four rounds. In great many Of
his fights 1t was stipulated that John l.. should
knock out his oppt1cnt in four rounds. sulli-
van, In addition to tho above named. has also
met Tug Wilson. Jack Burke. Charley Mitchell
twice, Cardiff. McCaffrcy and several Others. and
the reason he did not knock most Of these men
out was on account Of police interference. Tug
Wilson. however. managed to stay the necessary
fonr rounds with Sullivan. his clcverness In
duckfng at the critical moment alone saving
him. His only other tight Of prominence was
1883.
Kirain 10 feet 10la inches high and weighs
about sl0 pounds His right name is Joseph
John Killion. He was horn at Greenpoint. Co.
o. 1859 His measurement in fighting trim Is
as follows: Chest, ~ inches: biceps. l6
inches: forearm. II inches: waist, 3! inches:
thigh. 20 fnches: calf, Big inches. lie became
club. Boston. he virtually beat Harry Alien in
one round. His next antagonist was George