Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-10

yery serious. andlas he showed no disposi
tion TO come to the center OF the ring Sulli
van impatientlY exclaimed: s.Stand up ant
fight like q maH; I'm not q eprinter, I'm
fighter As soon az Kilxain came nea
him Sullivan made q pass. but it fell shor
and Kilrain cOantered on his stomach
Sullivan made q rush at Kiirain, when th
latter turned and hugged him, both bein
against the ropes The big fellow here 60
In some light blows on Kilrain's ribs, whicl
at this time resembled the color of raw bee
steak. They clinched, Kilrain throwin
Sullivan and falling heavily on top.
Round Eleventh-Sullivan opened will
his left, which Kilrain countered, Sullivan
landing light one on Kilrain's neck. fol
lowing it with q vicious blow which Kilrail
ducked, the latter rushing and hugging Sui
Ivan. The Boston boy was now bio vim
quite bard, and Kilrain got in an ugly un
der-cut on Sullivan's ribs. Sullivan, in re
turn, got in 8 good one on Jake's neck
which staggered him, and many in th
crowd called upon Sullivan to
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The big fellow then planted q heavy on
on Kilrain,s neck, the latter retreating
Sullivan following him up and endeavorin,
to land one OF his terrible knockout
blows. He succeeded finally in gaining 9
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round % s,ii;van did rot aven taka his seat .t;
while Kilrain appeared to be very much
distressed. 4iassss
Round Twelfth Kilrains started this
round by huaging Sullivan the latter
breaking away and getting in good left,
handler on Kilrain's neck. Kilrain proved
q tricky fighter, evading successfully Sulli
vans right-handed swings for q Knockout
The round ended by the men falling heav
lily, Sullivan on top, his left arm locked
tightly on his opponents throat, kilrai1
having to be carried away.
Round Ihlrteenth-Suiilvan landed on
kiirain's ribs, the latter playing for the
stomach and striking ioul blows repeat
ediy. Jonn returned on tne Jaw ana rips,
Aiiraln slipping down TO aVoio PUNISH
ment. In TINS round ne oadiy spiked sum
van . leic rooo. IT, ..;. .....a
houno fourteentn-JaK again scaI1eo
around tne ring, tne rouna ending WIN 9
ciincn, IN wnicn ouiilsan s'ppeo oo"n un'
oer tne rope.
Round flteentn-ni resorteo 70 NE
sprinting tactics; ouihvan e1cialming:
''CoAE AND FIGHT"
a - s,,,;rn,s STOW
A,'ie''n ouo pass ~ - :. ',.-.:s 80 :,
acn, sullivan avoiuing IL, planning .
counter on Kilrain's ribs. Sullivan made
another viscious lunge, which Kilrain
dodped. and in return rushed Sullivan
against the ropes, but effecting no damage
Sullivan backed Kilrain into the latter's
corner and aimed vicious blow at Xii
rain which the latter cleverly avoided, and
ran awav from his antagonist, Sullivan
AGAIN appealed to the referee to induce
Kilrain to face the music, saying to Mitch
ellis protege, "Whv can't you fight like a
man a;n ,aIneu u;aLt "a a. ,.i, - nd;no W., nn
H. K;lrain's ribs and law. Sullivan tried to
land q hard one which Kilrain evaded by
rushing in and clinching Sullivan, planting
short-arm blows on the neck and ribs.
Both men INDUCED in short-arm blows,
Sullivan playing for the neck. Kilrain fall.
ing to avoid punishment.
Round Kilrain led and planted
a reminder on Sullivan's ribs and retreated,
Sullivan remarkipg: "You fight like Mitch.
ell" Both spared cautiously, Kilrain
leading. landing on Sullivan's stomach.
Some lively infigkting followed, Kilrain
breaking away and running around the
ring out Of Suilivan's reach. A clinch fol-
lowed sullivan throwing Kilrain.
Ronnd Seventeenth-Sullivan tented and
Kilra;n dodoed clear across the ring. They
ooa;n cl;nched hoth falling. Kilrain land.
;po On Snliivan,s cheek before a fail. draw.
inc the nurnle.
~ Ronnd orv % %E;ohtaentb-Kilrain went down
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K;,rain nlanted his right on Sullivan's
81. - th., rotrootsd a,ound the RING
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Kilrain's ribs, which could be heard all over
the enclosure. Kilrain landed lightly on
Sullivan's ribs, and then went down from q
light blow.
Round Twentieth-Both men spared toi
an opening, Sullivan leading and Landing
again on the objective point, k1lraln's ribs
the latter Shipping ooWn TO SVoiu pun'sh
ment. Another claim of foul was made BY
Muldoon. which was not allowed.
Round wenty-second-SuiiYan iandee
on Kilrain's ribs, the latter going te
earth.
Round Twenty y.thlrd-SuilVan agaii
landed heavily on kliraln's rlDs, ana tnei
they clinched and iell, sullivan with hi
knee across kilrain's throat. stron
claim OF foul by Kilrain's seconds was no
allowed.
Round Twenty 'fourth-Suilvan oegan o.
trying 20 get IN q knocK-oue. nnI"i' MI
hugged and finally feli wltnout Delng my.
x;1sa;nss in r;hs and reneated the dose again
when Kilrain iell as usual.
Round enty-sixth-Sullivan tented
Kilrain retreating, followed ny boston
pride. kliraan landed on ouAhvan s1onl
ach with his r,ght, rushed IN ana tnre" Ill
burly antagonist again, amid loud and pro
longed cheers.
kound !WenIy y'seseloh,D "ei SW.p, epo,
ring for wind, kilraln landed on sullivan
jaw and cllnehed. sullivan knocReo hhrai'
down in the latter's corner:
Round Twenty-ninth-kllrain landed OF
Sulllvan's neck. Sullivan Tented, tnel
landed on Kllraln's neck, tne iat'er goin
down.
Round Thirtieth-Sullivan made an ugi.
blow at Kilrain, and the latter went dow
to save himself.
Round Thirty first - Sullivan lande
lightly on khraln, Gne iatter cross'coun
tering heavily on Sullivan's cheek, and tn
latter retaliated with interest on kilrain'
ribs and cheek, knocking him down.
Dead ;rfy ruahad i