Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-09

reminder on Sulllvan'5 ribs and re-
treated, Sullivan remarking, "You fight
just like Mitchell" Both spared cau-
tiously, Kilrain leading and landing on
Sullivan's stomach. Some lively in.
fighting followed, Kilrain breaking away
and .promenading around the ring out of
Sullivan's reach. A clinch followed.
Sullivan throwing Kilrainl
Seventeenth round-Sullivan feinted
and Kilrain lodged clear across the
ring. They again clinched, both falling,
Kilrain landing on Sulivan's cheek be.
fore the fall, drawing the purple.
Eighteenth round-Kiltain went down
without receiving a blow, and Sullivan
claimed foul; not allowed.
Nineteenth rouud-Kilrain rushed and
hugged Sullivan, the latter saving:
YOU'RE no fighter; you are wrestler"
kllrain planted his right on Sullivan's
ribs and then retreatsd around the ring,
Sullivan following and planting blows on
Kilrain's ribs which could be heard all
over the enclosure. Kilrain landed
lightly on Sullivan's ribs, and then went
down from light blow.
Twentieth round-Both men spared
for the opening, Sullivan leading and
landing again on his objective point,
kilrain's ribs, the latter slipping down
to avoid punishment Another claim of
foul was made by Muldoon, which was
not allowed
Twenty-frst round-Kilrain landed on
Sullivan's stomach, Sullivan returning
on the neck, and Kilrain again resorted
to hugging, Sullivan landing on Kilrain's
jaw, the latter falling.
Twenty-second round-Sullivan landed
on Kilrain's ribs, the latter going to the
earth.
Twenty-third round Sullivan again
landed heavily on the ribs, when they
clinched and fell, Sullivan with his knee
across Kilrain's throat. A strong claim
of foul by Kilrain's seconds was not al
lowed.
Twenty-fourth round-Sullivan began
| by trying to get in a knock. out. Kilrain,
hugging, finally fell without being hit.
Twenty-tifth round-Sullivan landed
on Kilrain's ribs and repeated the dose
again, when Kilrain fell as usual.
Twenty.sixth round-Sullivan tented,
| Kilrain again retreating, followed by
Boston's pride. Kilrsin landed on Sui
livan's stomach with his right, and
rushed in and threw his burly antagon-
list, amid loud and prolonged cheers,
Twenty-seventh round-Both sparring
for wind, Kilrain landing on Sullivan's s.
jaw and clinching. Sulliv an knocked
Kilrain down in the latter's corner.
| Twenty-eighth round-Kirain led ;,
clinched and broke, then landed lightly
on Sullivan's neck. Sullivan feinted and
a clinch ensued IN Kilrain's corner, the
latter playing iigh ly on Sullivan's ribs.
A vicious blow was evaded by Kilrain
and then Sullivan landed heavily on
Kilrain's ribs, the latter seeking the
grass.
Twenty-ninth round-Kirain landed
on Sullivan's neck. Sullivan feinted,
and then landed lightly on Kilrain's
neck, the latter going down.
| Thirtieth rouDd-Sullivan made an
ugly blow at KiIrain, and the latter went
down to save himself.
| Thirty-first round-Sullivan landed
lightly on Kilrain, the latter cross-coun-
tering heavily on Suilivan's cheek, and
the latter retaliating with interest on
| Kilrain's ribs and cheek, knocking him
down.
Thirty-second round--Kilrain rushed
in and clinched, but Sullivan worked on
| his ribs, kilrain going down from q
slight blow. Cleary then demanded of
| the referee that he make Kilrain fight.
Thirty-third round-Kllrain immedi-
ately went to grass from a severe blow
on the mouth.
Thirty fourth round-Kilrain landed
on Sullivan's breast, and the latter
forced him all over the ring, and finally
knocked Kilrain down in his (Sullivan's)
corner, landing quickly on the mouth,
chest and neck.
Thirty-fifth round-Kilrain landed on
Sullivan's cheek, Sullivan feinting, being
met by right-handed blow on the
cheek, the round closing with sharp in
fighting and Sullivan throwing Kilrain
and falling heavily on him.
Thiyty-sixth round - Kilrain beat
hasty retreat around the ring, causing
Sullivan to say, "Why don't you fight
like a mani" Sullivan finally landed on
kilrain's neck, the latter going down in
his own corner; time, p minutes.
Thirty-seventh round-Kilrain tapped
Sullivan lightly on the head and then
retreated, Sullivan folding his arms
while waiting for Kilran to come to the
scratch, the crowd jeering and kissing
kilrain. The latter landed lightly on
Sullivan 3 breast and retreated. Sullivan
again stepped to the middle of the ring,
calling on Kilrain to come up and fight.
Kilrain made lunge at Sullivan and
cllnched. Kilrain played on Sullivsn's
ribs and theu went down, Sullivan again
appealing to the referee to make Kilrain
fight. Muldoon claimed foul, which
was not allowed.
Thirty-eighth round-Kilrain showed
signs of distress while retreatiug around
the ring, but Sullivan declined to follow.
The referee here told Kilrain he would
have to fight. He came up and landed
lightly on Sullivan's jaw and breast,
and then made pass at Sullivan's
stomach and clinched, the crowd Kissing
Kilrain for not toeing the mark. Kllrain
went down to save his bacon.
Fortieth round-Sulivan landed heav-
lily on Kilrain's ribs, the latter ending
the round by falling.
Forty-first round-Slight exchanges,
and Kilraln fell to avoid punishment.
Forty-second round-Sullivan opened
heavily; hard in fighting followed, Kill
rain going down from slight blow. Sui
livan stumbled over him, and kilrain's
seconds made loud claims OF foul, which
were not allowed.
Forty-third round-Sullivan landed
heavily on Kilrain's ribs, and after few
passes Kilrain went down without receiv-
ing blow. Sullivan himself appealed to
the referee, claiming foul not allowed.
Fourty-fourth round.-As soon as he
reached the center of the ring Sullivan
began vomiting freely, and looked as If
his stomach WAS Weakening. kilraln