Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-22

Every time Corhett lei he
! followed II with q clinch. lie landed
hari on Jackson's side three or four
times and received nothing In return.
Ffh--Jackson caugh, Corbatt light.
| ly ON the ribs and then played careful.
" for an opening. Corbcti forced him
Into corner, Lut In the rally jackson
had the better " IL.
SiEth-Corbett caught good one In
the side aud then landed hard Oh
Jackson's Jaw with his rivht. iS.cr
was forcing things, but COrbctt was u
clever dodger.
5eventh--lioth men were extremely
careful and nothing was done.
Eighth--Corbett forced jackson 10
the ropes aud reached him on the ear.
! Ninth-Corbett again reached Jack.
sons side, but not harj. Jackson then
landed on the others chin aud followed
up with hard rap ON COfbct's wind.
Jim gave him hard one " the same
kind.
Little was done In tho tenth and
eleventh.
Twclfh-Corbutt landed twice on
JscksOn's stomach, and Jumped away
from aswilt drive at his Jaw.
The battle up TO this tlmo was lie
cliclly scientific, ami IL looked ~ " 10
| would continue SOME time. II there
was any difference In the mon Jnc'ls0n
wRa little iIesher. In the thirteenth,
fourteenth and nftccuth there were
some Hight blows, but no damage. In
the sixteenth C0rbett led tavagciy, hut
Jackson escaped. Near the cl0sr, how.
ever, Jim caught his man heavily on
the law twice.
yentccuth-Corbett landed with
hi, left ON the throat and maIo several
efforts ~ repeat II. Jackson then
caught Corbett several more Of tho
same kind, and received HIGHT one In
the Jaw In return.
EIghtconth-Corbott landed heavily
on the side. Jackson was evidently
trying for his mans Jaw. jim rcnchci
hia necl. hard, and rs the round was
closing caught Jackson hard ON the
mouth with his left.
Standardization Hwung his left
with great force, hut COrheit escaped
by ducklng. Jackson then reached
Curbetpa ribs with n sharp blow aud
gave him good jab IN The chin.
Twentleth-COfhettk knocked Jackson
back with short punch on the throat,
then forced him into corner aud In
the rally which followed C0fbctt had
decidedly the best u II, giving Jack.
sou several hard rights and a left In
the law.
Twenty WIS on his
muttle. Hegave COrbett hard one la
the jaw, but received about IA good n
Ono IN return.
Jackson worked hard 10 land on Cor.
belts ribs, but the latter was very
quick aud escaped.
In the twenty-ilflh, twcnly.slxth aud
twcnty-sevcnth there were light tx.
changes. The twenty..ighth CLOSED
with Corhott forcing Jackson hard. He
kept ~ up IN the twcnty-niuth, aud
reached Jackson's head and body scve-
raj times. receiving one or two count.
en-. jackson VIA staggered by several
Of Jim's onslaughts, hut held up well
aud toward the end Of tho round Cor
belts attacks were showing ON his own
wind.
In the thirtieth Jackson struck Cor.
bett on the Jaw and clinch followed,
Corbett trying 10 get In knockout, but
jackson held him Oh. Jackson seemed
much weaker and was forced 10 the
ropes several times.
In tho thlrty-iifst the men were too
tired 10 do much, but In the thirty.
second Jackson tDok the aggrcsslv W
aud gave Corbott sharp rap In the
side.
From this to the forty.ilrs, round
there was alnOst nothing done. Both
men were very cautious.
In the forty-frst both mon landed
several times, Jackson getting two
heavy rights on Cofbett's wind and
heart, Nothing was done until the
forty.rlxth, when Jackson was caught
hard In the throat and again ON the
heart, staggering him little. Corbet,
landed heavy straight right In Jack
sons side.
.soyonth-Jackeon's lips were
swollen some. Corbett showed scarce.
~ any marks on the face, but number
OF red spots ON his body. In this round,
like the others, nothing was done.
Forty.eighth - A few blows were
exchanged, but the honors were about
even.
At l2:2Oa. IN. the Gfty.eighth round
concluded with nothing done and tho
spectators loudly protesting.
At the end OF the siNty-second round
the referee entered the ring and said:
| III W tNlutut tillA NAlT tOutttl " uHs
satisfactory 10 the members OF the club
and declare no contest"
The crowd was cheering and hootlng
aud both principals entered n vigorous
protest, but the decision went and the
crowd lon.
All bets ARE held until the decision
OF the judges today.
Injured ana Killed by tho Cyclone.
MEXICO, No., May 2l.-Thc cyclone
which passed over the northern part Of
Audrian county yesterday killed three
persons and seriously injured "A score OF
others, Of whom four Will die. The
track OF the storm was about one hum
drcd yards wide. The residences Of
Alex Carter, William Powell, billiard
Brothers, u. Kunkcl, George &. Rand,
William Yoetmeir, II. Is. Hall, Valen.
tine +. Tadel, 5. 5. Norris, A. Ahlfeldt,
A. Menfc and John Doerger. were
literally torn 10 pieces. Kunkel 70.
celved injuries from which hc died
within an hour. His sons, otto and
Henry, were severely hurt. Yoetnier,
wife and child and Clarence Harvey,
who were visiting there, were badly
cut AMI bruised.
=. =. Norris house was blown 20