The evening world., 1889-07-09

MS opponent, sullivan puSilCu MN away Dut
did not follow up an opportunity that might
have ended the night then and there. He had a
fair chance ut Jakeis jugular, but let it
20 by, and once more tappol him below
the heart. Kilrniu returned the compliment
IN the same region and Sullivan, i'll the
counter. landed on kilrain's face. The Balti-
morean seemed TO be just u little bit tfeshtr AT
this point aud made a rush, using his right with
some effect OH Suilivan's short RIBS. Sud
denly his tactics changed again. He started
circling around the ring. When brought
to II standstill, bv getting III n corner, he gave
that unmistakablo sign of fear that is only
noticeable i'll the experienced fighter 90
the awkward throwing up of the
left while the other man is %feintine.
Killain stood there for n moment with his hands
down, then he put them mp rs sullivan drove
ont lis right anl missed and the foot race he
gan again. Make him fight; make him iight!'
yelled the Chicago aul ST. Louis delegation;
but Sullivan couldn't do it, though hc tnuntcd
kilrain numerically.
You're Il champion, chs" he shouted. "A
champion of what -
KilrGin paid no attention to- his remarka. and
when he found that Su!iivGn's right hand wnS
whizZing in TIC direction of hiS ear he
dodgcd and landed Il verv effective upper Jab on
Sullivan's chest. Then he started retreat!ng
again, with his ANTAGONIST c!oscly followinR.
kilrain got into n corner. and there seemed to
be no escape. but sullivan would not take
advantage of the situation, although II
seemed more than probable that he coul /
have knocked out his man without any troubic.
Kilrain managed TO get out into the centre OF
the square again. and. while he stood mp
and spared. he got q couple Of Gig
ping body blows that made him
gruut. The fight nearly Terminated O.
this point. sullivan shot oNt his right, striking
Kilrain fairly on the poirt If his Jaw. He sllv-
cred ard It was fully u second before lie rolled
ovcr. His seconds brought him to Inv vigorous
| rubbing and lie was able to respond TO the call
OF time for the next round. Time, I'm. 5Os'
KILRAIN PLAYS FOXY.
RorNp 10. Vigorous rubbing and a few taps
on the back were sufficient encouragement tor
Kilraiu to tart in, by ADVICE OF Mitchell, to tire
! the Boston puEilIst ont. kilrain got in one
drive under Sulliyan's left armpit. and Sullivan
smiled IA Kilrain limpcd away siacwisc. The
people ieered and hootel. lie tried to make
good by landing again in the same pace, but
tli. time with not so much force as before. All
this time, as, i'll fact, ever since the fight began.
| Kilrain was constantly trying to get his OPP
| pouent where he might miss a lead and strike q
! post with his fiat. As a consequence, there wa'
a continual shouting by the sullivan contingent
warning TIE favo'itc of the intended trick.
kliraiu Rtill played the waiting game and had to
put up with a good deal Of wordy abuse and
innuendo from his antagonist. He was finally
goaded into hO ,%tilitiCs, and got III his right on
Sullivan'S bread basket.
This seemed to i~Iiitato sullivan, and he give
Kilrain two tremendous thunps in the ribs that
oundcd likr striking a man with the palm OF
the hand. This he followed with \ crack in the
'aw. and was about to repeat the dose when Kill
rain went to grass without a blow beng
truck. sullivan called the umpirc's attcn-
ton to this, and Muldoon and Cleary made
a mild protect, hut he seemed so well satis-
fed as to what their man could do that they
could not positively insist upon u decision.
Time. I'm. Us.
ROUND Ill He has resin in his hands,
rhouted Mike Cleary. as Kilrnin toed the scratch
in this round. There was an indignant protest
from the kilrain quarter, but nevertheless they
washed their mans hands. The men advanced.
and Charlie Mitchell thought it would be a good
pan to have Sulliyan's hands washed also, and
that was done, much to the disgust of the
big fighter. However, he came forward
again and Kiirain walked away. They
came together and Sullivan got a halt-Nelsun on
his OppoUcnt and threw him. kiIrain fell on
his back. and sullivan fell with full weight on
top of him. doubling his left leg NJ over his
Loly. He got M and walked to his corner.
while the other fellow was carried. Iime-2bs.
SULLIVAN Wa SPIKED.
Dorxn,s II wos noticoI when Sullivan cot
,a ,Lot bIond y,os WINNING from n wonnd in IL.
No., tnot wLrro he Ind Noon spiEcd. He called
o,,or,or =, ,bis with a movemcnt ot
H., ho,d a. ,nnrb n. to snv that h,
,r,ror,,1 moi 70 have :, rcpootcd His eve wa.
iIoodina and tbo,c wo., hmm on IA. The l.f,
,LooL hono that Kilroip ,tor,o1 in to incroos,
,ran, ,hot limo forward Hc made a lend fer il
r,t foI .hcrt Sullivan retrrnipp tbe comnIi,
an,. ~ wLonL in tbo ,ho.t mai sounded liz,
~. inn ~ = hoI,on TLer h, mad m.
,Lor ,rr ond dId no, r,och mic, far q, ouch
Tovn,+Lc,oss KiIrain f.l an his back. and No
au5al tho rorr1 Tino-jOs
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