The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-15
THE FIGHT BY ROUNDS.
Jack Was Not in 1t for q Moment, but
Made a Good Struggle.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Ii. - Associated
Press THE men shook hands and adj
vanced to the center, Bob from appear
ances outclassing Jack. The men spared.
Bob led with his left and landed. Jack
landed his right. Bob crowded him into a
corner. Jack clinched and broke. Bob
followed Jack all over the ring, landing
his heavy right. Jack on the defensive and
running away. Jack led and landed on
the stomach. The round ended with the
honors even.
Round o-Bob came up cautiously and crowd
ed Jack. Bob led his right on Jacks head, Bob
landing his right and left on Jacks head. Bob
led and missed. Bob crowded Jack in a corner
and missed him. Jack led with a right
body blow. Bob landed his right and left on
the face and Jack ducked away. Bob landed his
right on Jacks head. After some clinehes the
round ended in Bobs favor. Jack got LETT on
the nose.
Round 3--Bob crowded Jack in a corner and
ran away from left. Jack was knocked down
with right and got up and ran away. After
some more clinches Jack was weak and ran
away. This was Bob's round.
Round Jack came up cautious aud Bob ran
away, but quickly crowded Jack again. Jack
landed vicious left in the stomach. Bob hit
Jack with his right on the mouth and head and
with his left on the nose. A clinch and break
lI,
repeated. Bob landed right and left and Jack
ran away. Fitz landed a vicious left and upper
cut on Jack stomach and jack flew away.
Round Sob crowded. landing his left on the
nose and terrible right swing on Jacks neck
Clinching marked this round.
Round 6-Jaok came up looking red and
marked. Bob swung and landed terrible
right on Jacks head and punched him all over
the ring. Jack clinched to save himself. Bob
landed q terrible LETT and Jack landed his right
Jack landed terrible right swing. Bob landed
hoavy blows on Jacks head. Bob led and coun.
tered with his right. Jack ducked and caught
an upper cut. Bob crowded and Jack seemed
groggy.
Round Bob crowded Jack tented and ran
away. Bob landed terrible body blow with his
right. sharp in-fghting followed Jack was
fought to the ropes, and clinched. Jack fell to
the ropes wath punch in the stomach. He was
groggy and looked beaten. Jacks nose was
bleeding.
Round S-Bob crowded Jack, and landed his
left on the nose. Dempsey swung his right and
landed. Bob swung his left and landed on
Jacks face. Jack, clinching, ducked and got
away. Bob landed a terrible right upper-cut
on Jacks nose, and put his left on his nose a
moment later, drawing the blood again. Jack
fell on the ropes, and Bob landed his right on
the nose. Jack Rugged and landed right body
blow again and again. Bob landed right swing
and punched Jack all over the ring
Round 9-Bob crowded Jack and lack
ellnehed, but quickly ran away. Bob hit Jack
all over the ring, and landed a terrible right
swing. Jack was groggy. Bob landed a terrible
left on Jacks right ear. Both landed on each
other stomach. Jack was fought into his cor
Ter and seemed to die hard. Bob landed ter
tible left on Jacks stomach, soon following IL
with right in the stomach
Round l0-Bob crowded Jack aud lauded n
right body blow. Jack tented and Bob duckea
Bob landed a terrible right. Jack clinehed and
pulled Bob around the ring Jack attempted 10
uPpercut, nut missed and clinched Bob around
the legs. Bob landed three lefts, and Jack nearly
fell. Bob hit Jack left in the nose, and lack
ran away. Bob landed his left and sent Jack
down. Bob punched Jack in the stomach. and
the gong saved Jack. who was down three times
end nearly out Dempsey fought hard, but was
outclassed.
Round il-Bob crowded Jack and landed two
ieiis. Jack iell on the ropes. Bob landed ter.
role LEFT, and Dempsey staggered DEMPSEY
led FOR the stomach and Bob jumped away. BOB
landed two terrible let's, and knocked Jack
down. Bob Knocked him down again but 10,
him gain wind, and landed terrible right and
left. This was Boh's round A towel wos
thrown from Jacks corner in token of defeat.
but Ii did not 60. II was TO fool Fitzsinnmops
Jack was down, aad as McAuliffe did not EXPECT
the gong be threw up the towel, but when the
gong sounded he had one more chance, and he
said the throw up did not go and Jack would try
ngain.
Round le-Bob led with right and left on
Jacks head. Bob punched Jack ell over the
ing. Jack uppercut, but missed Bob fought
fair and landed his lett on the stomach and face
and knocked Jack down. Bob swung his right
on Jacks neck and knocked him down JacE
rose srosgy. This wCs Bobs round and Denim
sCy, bar fuke, was doomed.
Round lS--Bob went at lack in his corner and
punched him right and left Jack clinehed and
Bob Knocked him down. The Nonpareil Law
Ike log after one OF two vain endeayors 10 rise
and fight on.
The fight lasted forty-nine minutes.
Dempsey was really never in the fight
EltEsimmons punished him from the sisrt
20 the finish, and in the fourth round
Dempsey began TO grow groggy. He was
plainly purchased and licked from this
start, but did his best to win.
There was never a pluckier contest
in the ring. In the sixth round Demn
sey's friends realized that the Nonpa~iel
had lost, and when Dempsey went 10 his
corner his faithful seconds were also cog,
INFANT OF this. A well-known Boston
sporting man, who had wasered bis
money on Jack, az this moment threw
UP his hands and begged his seconds r.
stop the fight. But whatever NAV be said
Dempsey was plucky throughout In the
tenth round Fltzsimmons picked him ur
atter having Knocked him down, and said
Jack, You are whipped. | can't hit Won >
Dempsey would not he downed and
insisted on fighting. Fitzsimmons after
that aid not want 10 hit Dempsey, but the
latter insisted, and he was finally STRAIGHT.
ened out on the door. A prominent New
Orleans politician won $4,000 on the
hight.