Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-07-09
which John dipped. going down under the

treating and John following him all ovor 1 the ring; finally landing Q roasteR on tho ribs. h the rally that ensued Kilrain wont down to avoid punishment Sixteenth--Kilrain landed on Sullivan 8 nlbs, John oountesing, Kilrain going down again.
 ssventeenth-slight exchanges, Kilrsin going down without blow. Eighteen th-Kitrain went down without 1 receiving a blow and John claimed foul. Not allowed
 Nineteenth-Both sparring for wind, Suliy finally landing on Kilrain's ribs, tho l latter cOunterinR on Sullivan and went down from g light return on the head. Twenueth-Sullivau hit Kllrain roaster 1 In the ribs, Kilrain going down. Twenty -first-Kilrain landed on Hulii- vArr's stomach, Sullivan returning on the mock, and Kilrain .resorted to hugging, Hully laudiug on Klraiu'e Jaw, the latter falling.
 Twenty.seoond-SulMv landed on Kill rain's ribs, tho latter going to earth. Twenty ty-third-Sullivan had to chase Kil rain around tho ring. The round ondsd with . olinch, Sullivan ou top. Twenty-fourth-S Sullivan began by try ing to get in . knocK-out blow. Jake hug eed and finally fell without belng hit. wentv-ffth-Sulltvau landed on Kill rains ribs and repeated the dose again. when Kiirain feh as usual
 "You fight just like Mitchell" safd Sulh- vau. Both sparred cautiously, Kilrain lead Some lively mitigating followed, Kilrain bseahinR awsy and promenadine around tho ring out of Su1livan's renoh. A ciinch followed, Sullivan throwing KilraiA. Twenty y-sixtb-Dullivan feinted and Kill rain rapidly reteoatcd. KilPoin landed lightly on Sullivan, hugged and went down. Twepty-sevenCh-Both spalr1ng for wind, Kilrain landing on sullivan's jaw and oainchins. Suliy knocked Jake down In the latter's cornev.
 The next ten rounds were but @ repetition of the former ones, Sully getting the best of them all, and landing several heavy svoA punishment
 Thlrty-ninth-Sullivan followed K,lrain around tho ring, calling to tho referee to mako him stand and fight. Jake went down without be4ng struck and Sully claimed foul which was not allowed.
 Fortieth-Suluvan landed heavily on Kilrain's rtbs, the latsor ending the round by falling.
 Forty -Arst-slight exchanges and K,lrain fell to avoid punifhment
 Forty-second- -6uilfvan opened heavily
 
 down from a light blow, John stumbling over him. Jake's seconds made loud claims of foul which the refeEeo would not allow.
 Forty landed ou Jaho's ribs, and after @ few passes Kiira1n went down without receiving a blow. Sully himseaf appealed to the rofcTeo, claiming a foul Not allowed
 Borty-fourth-As soon os he reached the centre of tho ring Sullivan began vomiting lA~ N,>1- hs weakening. Kiirnin asked him to mako the fight draw, but Sally refused, and re- sponded with heavy blow on Jakes ribs, knocking him down.
 Forty-hfth-Suhtvan smashed Kiirain on the ribs, then landed on his jaw. knocking him down and stamping on him A loud claim of foul was not allowed
 Tho seconds of Kilrain knew their man must lose after this round, unless chance blow could save him.
 Sullivan although slightly wfnded was able to deal sledge hammer blows and Jake was becoming weaker. Hts biowe had no strength in them end bis left eide was evidently giving htm considerable pain. He pursued hit usual tactics of re- treating whenever Sullivan advouced. and the 1eere of the crowd became moro and more marked
 Forty-seventh-Kllrain landed on Johns stomach. John countsred on the rios with his right A clinoh followed. Sullivan falling heavily on Kilrain's body. the latter's sec- onds claiming foul. Pony Moore accu sed the referee of having money on the result and the latter called Moore O liar
 Tn tue 48 and 10th rounde Jake fell to avoid punishment
 rftisth-Sullivan led vigorously, Kilrain returning lightly and running away, John following and begging Jake to fight The latter went down from light blow
 Kilrsan would smile, but there was @ ghastliness In his sssumed good humor that was painful to witness. His strength was surely going and mono knew 1t better than Jake
 In the 51st to 5oEh round Kilrain resort Cd to retroating tactics, to tho disgust Of tho crowd, going down repeatedly without blow to avoid punishment
 out receiving blow. and loud csies of foul were beard on every side but not allowed. In tho 68th round Johnson offered to bet e5OO to $50 that Suliy would win, but could not 6nd Q taher. In tho o6th round Kilrain led of vIciously with tho right, but missed. Sully feinted. thea led, landlpg lightly, Jake going down. sixty-sevensh-Khrsin retreated, Sulli- van followed sad knocked him under the VOYoS WA0dl - ION uoOO0k In L00 rlD0. Sixty ended tbe round bv knocking Kiirain down with several upper and under cuts.
 oixty-n!nth-Ktrafn was knocked down with . severe right handler on tho law. Soventieth-kflrain very Nweak, 6uiy landing repeatedly. Kilrein tried to throw Sullivan by catching him by the legs, then dipped and fell
 6oventy-frst-Khrain growing weaker, seanted and ran away, John finally knock ing h1m down with . deroe blow on the ribA
 Seventy y-sscond-6ulMvan forced tho light, leading and landing several times, Kirain going down to avoid punishment.
 Seventy third - Kiirain retreated all around the ring. Tho round ended with Joke going down to avoid punishment
 esventy-fourth-Jakel led, landing lightly on Suhivan. Ihe former went down with a slight blow.
 Seventy -ffth-Kilrain went down with Q llDAt blow on the jaw end was cautioned by the referee.
 When upe was oa4.ed for the 6th round Mitchell ran over "a Snltivan,s