The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-09

which was not allowed.
f0rtieth-Sulliyan landed heavily on
KiIrain's ribs. ihe latter ending the
round By falling.
orty-hrst-Slight exchanges, and
kilrain fell TO avoid punishment.
FOriy-second Sullivan opened heavi-
ly. Hard lighting followed, Kirain
going down from a slight blow. Sulll-
van stumbling over him, and Kllrain 5
second made loud claims of foul,
which the referee would not allow.
Forty third-Sullivan landed on XII
rains ribs, and after few passes Kill
rain went down without receiving a
blow. Sullivan himself appealed to the
referee. claiming foul. Not allowed.
Forty -fOurth-As S soon as he reached
the centre Of the ring Sullivan began
vomiting freely. and It looked as if his
stomach was weakening. Kilrain
asked him TO make the fight a draw
but Sullivan refused, and responded
with "a heavy blow on Kilrain' s ribs.
knocking him down.
Forty hfih-Sullivan smashed XII
rain ia the ribs then landed on his
jaw, knocking him down and stamping
KNi tAfNNf II ARAA AlAiliA VI AOul Ntn hWA
q llOWed. The seconds of Kirain knew
their man must lose after this round
unless a chance blow could save him.
Sullivan, although slightly winded.
was able % deal siedge-hammer blows,
and Kilrain was becoming weaker.
his blows had no strength in them, and
his left side was evidently giving him
considerable pain. lie pursued his
usual tactics Of retreating whenever
Sullivan advanced. and the ieers of the
crowd became more and more marked.
PONY MOORE S ACCUSATION.
F0rty-seventh - Kilrain landed on
Sullivan = stomach. Sullivan counter
ing n the ribs with his right 4
clinch followed. Sullivfn falling heavy
on Ki'rain X body. the latter's second.
claiming a foul. Pony Moore accused
Referee Fitzpatrick Of having money
on the result, and the latter called
Moore q liar.
I'm The forly-eighth and forty ninth
rouuds Kilran fell over TO avoid pun
ishmcnt.
ilUeth- Sullivan led vigorously. Xii
rain returning lightly and running
away. Sullivan following and begging
kiIain 90 fight. The latter went down
from slight blow. Kiraiu would
-mlo. but there was a gha.iiness IN
hl- assumed good humOr that was
uquui 10 witness. His strength was
surely GOING. and none knew u better
lh,u klrain.
lu tho lfly-hfst To ffty-si1lh round
Kirun ics0Itcd % retreating tactics.
o. the disgust of the crowd. going
down repeatedly without a blow to
avoid punishment.
lu the sixuieth round Kilrain went
down without receiving blow, and
loud cries of foul were heard on every
side. bat di-allowed.
ln the sixty-hflh round Johnson
offered to bet 5000 to $50 that sullivan
would win. but could not find taker.
Iu the sixty sixth round Kilrain led
yicl0u-Iy with the right, but missed:
sullivan felnted. then led, landing
-hghty Kilrain going down.
Sixty venth - kiirain Teireating.
Sullivan following and knocked him
under The ropes with a left handler m
the ribs.
SlNty-eighth- Sullivan ended the
round by knocking kilrain down with
veral upper and under cuts.
SiNty-uinth- Krrain was knocked
down with q severe ught-handCr on the
jaw.
Seventieth-Kilrain very weak. Sulli-
van landing repeatedly. Kiirain tried
lo throw Sullivan by catching him by
the legs. then slipped AMI fell.
Seycnty-,rst--kilra growing weaker
Tented and ran away. sullivan finally
knocking him down with trrce blow
ON the libs.
Seventy second Sullivan forced the
fighting. leading and landing several
times. Kilrain going down TO avoid
punishment.
Soventy.third Kilrain Ielreated all
around The ring. The round ended
with Kilraih going down tO avoid pun
ishment
Seventy-fourth Kilrain lea. landing
,i-htIv Ola Sullivan. The former went
down with a slight blow.
Seycny-hlth- Kilrain Went down
with slight blow ON the jaw, and was
cautioned by the referee.
When time was called for the seven
tv.sixth round. Mitchell ran over to
Sullivan IS corner and asked if he would
give kiiran "a present provided they
would throw up the sponge sullivan
generously answered. course will;
bat Mike Donovan seeing the condition
off his principal. and to save him fur
thcr puui-hmeut. threw up the sponge,
and Sullivan bad again proven ms
lille as champion Of the world.
The only marks on Sullivan were
sieht cut under the right eye. and an
other Oh tine left ear. Kilrain body
showed the effects of sullivan S blows.
lie was bleeding at the ears. nose and
mouth. Both men were hurriedly con
ve,ed 10 the farm by their friends. and
riven attention. SuIlivan's condition
was superior TO Kilrain 5, the latter
looking as If he had been oyer-trained.
40 uo time. excepting when Sullivan S
stomach gave evidence of weakness
was there doubt as to the final result
of the fight.