St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-18

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| the rushing, and landed with both
| HANDS on the ribs in succession and
| ciinched COrbett. who came back with
left-hander on the face Kilrain
countered with his left in the face, and
then COrbett brought his right around
| in hurry, and smashed Kllrain square
In the nose. Time was called then, and
COrbett again got the cheers.
Kilrain claimed that his eye
was cut by Corbett's elbow,
| although he did not think it was done
intentionally. Kilrain came up slow
and determined for the third round.
| planted his left on Corbett's stomach
| and got away. Corbett, nothing daunt-
ed. duplicated the blow and escaped.
Kilrain repeated the performance again
and then both men defantly
COAXED EACH OTHER ON,
| but both were wary. Corbett tented
with his left during the coaxing act and
brought his right around quick on Kill
| rains ribs. COrbett came back with a
| left-hander on Kllrain's face. The
blow was light, but when he returned
he got in harder left-hander in the
| stomach. Kirain took up the leading,
he stepped in and swung the same
hand around, landing hard on the back of
| Corbett's neck. The champion was en-
couraged, and made good rush, land
| ing one hand after the other on stomach
and chest. Corbett took the punish
ment with unconcern, and came back
with a left-hander in the face, but
received counter. CObett made a.
| lively rush, but Kilrain met him
square, and landed both hands
in succession on the chest OF
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| left-hander in the face at parting. Cor
bett replied in kind by left-hander on
| the ribs, and sent the same hand back.
prettily catching Kilrain on the nose
before the latter knew what happened.
COrbett then sailed in merrily,
fell short with his left, but
swung the right In on the chest
and got away. Kilrain tried to stop the
rally by left-hander in the lace, but
got a return of the same kind, and then
Corbett slapped his face twice with his
right as time was called. Corbett
pranced forward like young colt for
the fourth round. and
DANCED AWAY AS KILRAIN LED.
Kilrain followed and reached Cor
belts neck by swinging his right. Kill
rain then reached the ribs with his left
and elinched, but as he began might
ing the crowd cried foul and the referee
ordered break. COrbett led and fell
short, but avoided leaving an opening
by ducking cleverly out of reach.
When .he came up he led for Kill
rains face with his left and landed and
got away. As he came back Kilrain
stopped his progress with a right
handler on the ribs. Corbett's lead fell
landing his right on COrbett's long but
sturdy neck. Then the champion
reached Corbett's chest twice with
his left, following up with
right-hander on the ribs. Cor
bett could not find an opening
all this time, and when he tried to get
in his right he fell short, but he dncked
under again. He also avoided the next
rush by slipping from under Kilrain's
fond embrace. Kilrain finally sue
eeeded in clinching Corbett with
short range, and COrhett tried upper
cutting with bis right, reaching
Kilraln's face. One of these swings
caught Kirain's left eye with the wrist
and raised lump under it. After they
broke Klirain got in clean rlght-hander
on the side. COrbett's left hand lead was
short, but he smashed KIlrain on the
neck as the latter closed. and broke away
from the hug. Kiirain again landed his
left on the ribs, but Corbett retaliated
with interest. Corbett's left caught
Kilrain on the arm. but he sent in the
same hand with lightning-like speed
ard Kilrain received it on the neck.
Corbett swung his left around
LIKE WILD MAN
and twice in succession he accomplished
his feat of landing on the side and face
with the same hand and getting away.
The second time Kilraln countered
lightly with his left as time was called.
Kilrain was somewhat Winded, but
looked little more pleased, as it was
his best round. Kilrain came up more
confident in the fifth. He set
tied down to business at once, swing
ing his left on Corbett's neck and
clinching. The next time he rushed
Corbett got away. Kilrain led at close
quarters. but Corbett slipped under
gracefully. The third time they
cinched, and again Kilrain was mad
dened by the cry of break. AS he let
go he landed his right angrily on Cor
belts neck. They came together again
at close quarters and Corbett's light
ming left caught Kilrain on tile stomach
and stopped clnch. Kilrain came on
and clinched. but Corbett broke away
and sent IN his right on Kilrain's stom-
ach in getting away. Corbett sailed in
and warded Off leads with both
hands and then pushed Cor
bett away. COrbett would not
be denied, and reached Kilrain's neck
with his left, but Kilrain clinched and
warmed COrbetJ'S head in close quar-
tiers. Corbett patted Kilrain's face with
his left, but Kilrain closed and landed
both hands OH Corbett's neck. Corbett
kept on coming, led with his left on
Kilrain'S chest and swung his
RIGHT IN ON THE NECK
ner. and reached Corbett's chest with
his left lightly. Corbett continued to
advance, but Kilrain slipped out of
reach of weli-meant blow. Corbett
got the champion at last. and smashed
him right and left on chest and face,
landing four rattling blows before
Kilraln clinched for self-protection.
After breaking, Kilrain shot out
his left and caught Corbett's
neck twice in succession and clinched.
upper-cutting on Corbett's neck as he
held him. Corhett asked if that was
fair. When they came together again
Kilrain quickly swung his right on Cor
belts stomach, bnt as he ducked away
COrbett delivered an upper-cut on his
swollen face. Kilrain led with his
left on Corbett's face and re-
ceived like return as time
was called. Corbett was cheered
as he came up in fine condition for the
sixth round, while Kilrain came for
ward sulenly. Both men spared long
for an opening. Corbett was willing to
let we'll enough alone, and KiIrain did
not want to afford his young opponent
any more good chances to distinguish
himself. Corbett led first, but
fell short and Whan he hrOuDht
his right around looking for
Kilrain's neck the latter was
again out of reach. KiIrain stepped in
then with left-hander on the chest,
but Corbett countered on the stomach.
kllrain played for COrbett's stomach
with his left, but the blow was a little
slow. and Corbett's left went out hard
and straight and caught Kilrain on the
nose. 1t was hard rap and
MADE THE CHAMPION VINCE.
Kilrain hurried matters little. how
aver and led on COrbett's face with his