Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-09

stomach, striking foul blows repeatedly.
John returned on jaw and ribs, Kilrain
slipping down to avoid punishment. In
this round Kilrain badly spiked Sulli-
van s left foot.
Fourteenth round-Kilrain again re-
treated around the ring. The round
ended with clinch in which Sullivan
slipped, coming down under the ropes.
Fifteenth round-Kilrain again resorted
to his sprinting tactics. Sullivan ex-
claimed: ''Come and fight. Kilrain
made pass at Sullivan IS stomach, Sui
Ivan avoiding and planting a rooster on
Kilrain's ribs. Sullivan made another
vicious lunge, which Kilrain lodged, and
MS in turn rushed Sullivan against
the ropes, but effecting no
damage. to Sullivan $ face.
meanwhile wearing a confident ''you-
can 't-hurt-me' expression, and he
backed Kilrain into the latter 5. corner,
aiming a vicious blow at Kilrain s neck
which the latter cleYerly avoided and
ran away from his antagonist. Sullivan
again appealed to the referee 70 induce
| Kilrain to face the music, Saying to
Mitchell s protege ''why can It you fight
| like a man?'' Kilrain rushed at SuIli-
van, the latter countering with right and
| left landing on Kilrain' s ribs and jaw.
| Sullivan tried to land hard one, which
| Kilrald evaded by clinching, Sullivan
| planting short-arm blows on Kilrain s
neck and ribs. Both men INDUCED in
some mitigating, Sullivan playing for the
neck and Kilrain fell to avoid punish
ment.
Sixteenth round-Kilrain led and
| planted a reminder on Sullivan 8 ribs
| and retreated, Sullivan remarking:
| GOh
| spared cautiously, Kilrain leading and
landing on Sullivan IS stomach. Some
| lively inf1ghting followed, Kilrain break
ing and promenading around the ring out
| of Sullivan IS reach. a clinch followed,
Sullivan throwing Kilrain.
Seventeenth round-Slight exchange
ended in Kilrain going down without q
| blow.
Eighteenth round-KilraIn went down
without receiving a blow and Sullivan
claimed a foul. Not allowed.
Nineteenth round-Both sDarring for
wind, Sullivan finally landing on Kill
rain s ribs, the latter countering to
Sullivan and went down from a light re-
turn in the head.
Twentieth round-Sullivan hit Kilrain
rooster in the ribs, Kilrain going down
Twenty first round-Kilraln landed on
| Sullivan IS stomach, Sullivan returning
on the neck, and Kilrain again resorted
to thugging, Sullivan landing on Kill
rain IS jaw, the latter falling.
Twenty-second round-Sullivan landed
on Kilrain IS ribs, the latter going to the
earth.
Twenty third round-Sullivan had to
| chase Kilrain around the ring. The
round ended with a clinch, Sullivan on
| top.
Twenty-fourth round-Sullivan began
| by trying to get in a knock out Kilrain
Rugged and finally fell without being
hit.
Twenty-ffth round-Sullivan landed
on Kllrain s ribs and repeated the dose
again when Kilrain fell as usual.
Twenty-sixth round-Sullivan count
cred, and Kilrain rapidly retreated
Kilrain landed lightly on Sullivan 4,
Rugged and went down.
Twenty -seventh rouEd-Both sparing
for Uind, Kilrain landing on Sullivan s
jaw and clinching. Sullivan knocked
Kilrain down in the latter 5 corner.
The next ten rounds were but repeti-
ton of the former ones, Sullivan getting
the best of them all and landed several
heavy blows on the left side and the lat
ter generally falling to avoid further
|
Thirty-ninth round-Sullivan followed
Kilrain around the ring calling to the
referee to make him stand and fight
Kilrain went down without being struck
and Sullivan claimed foul, which was
not allowed.
Fortieth round-Sullivan landed heav-
lily on Kilrain IS ribs, the latter ending
the round by falling to the earth.
Forty first round-Light exchanges
and Kilrain fell to avoid punishment.
Forty second round-Sullivan opened
heavily. Hard mitigating followed
KiIrain going down from a light blow
Sullivan stumbling over him and Kill
rain g seconds making loud claims OF
foul, which the referee would not allow
Forty third round-Sulllvan landed Oh
KiIrain 8 ribs and after a few passes Kill
rain went down without receiving blow
Sullivan appealed to the referee, claim
ing foul. Not allowed.
Forty-fourth round-As soon as he
reached the center of the ring Sullivan
began vomiting freely and it looked as il
his stomach was weakening. KilraiI
asked him to make the fight draw, bu
Sullivan refused and responded with 6
heavy blow on Kilrain IS ribs knocking
him down.
Forty-ff round Sullivan pounded
Kilrain in the ribs, then landed on hi!
Jaw knocking him down and then stamp
} ing on him. Loud claim of foul was no
allowed.
Forty-seventh round-Kilrain landed
on Sullivan s stomach, Sullivan counter
ing on the ribs with his right. A clinct
ensued, Sullivan falling heavily on Xii
rain, the latter IS seconds claiming foul
| Pony Moore accused Referee Fitzpatrick
with having money on the result and thu
: latter called Moore liar.
In the forty-eighth and forty-nintI
rounds Sullivan led viciously, Kilrail
returning lightly and running away
Sullivan following behind and begin!
| Kilrain to fight. The latter went dow
from a light blow. The seconds of Kill
rain knew their man must lose after thi
round unless a chance blow could saw
5 him. Sullivan, although slightly wind
5 ed, was able to deal sledge-ham
| mer blows, and Kllrain wa
gradually becoming weaker. Hi
l blows had not strength in them
ond his left side was evidently