Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-22

ducks and lacing Of arms, Intellectual
leads, one light return by Peter; repeated
cllnches and some short arm fighting:
Peter visits Jlm's ribs but receives a good
smash In return; both men show the
effect OF the hard works
Round eighteen-Clever ducking by
Corbett, who tries for his fauorite spot on
the body with his left, lands trine low
Peter gets in on Corbett's chest and a
clinch quickly follows; Jim lands on
Jackson's neck with his left. Shortly
after Jackson gets home light on the
body, and Jim gets in at end Of round
with left swing on Peters chin.
Round nineteen-Two wicked swings
by Jim failed TO land. Peter was equally
short In his leads; exceeding clever duck
Ing by Corbott. followed by "a lot Of pOk
ing by both men with little avail. Some
small intghtlng and more pushing ends
round
Round twenty-Peter tried for Jlm's
heart but just reaches his left elbow
Some heavy interchanges, Jackson get.
ting the best Of II. Jim swings his right
across wickedly laying himself open, but
receives no punishment. Some wicked
and heavy fighting in the north corner in
which the honors are about even. The
faces OF each are equally visited. Corbett
leads but missed several opportunities by
appearing to close his eyes. The round
was slightly in favor Of Jackson.
Round twenty -One-Corbctt leads vi
clously for Jackson's body. jackson
forces COrbett toward his corner and does
some little work without return. Cor
bett becomes more cautions. The round
finishes slighly In favor Of jackson.
Round twenty twO-Quicker lighting
starts the round and both land on the
face and body, jackson worrying his
opponent and not letting him rest. Cor
I.Nf H. l.. o. l.. 4 l.
body. COrbett visits JacksOn's mouth
and Is slightly crosscOuntered. The
round ended with little or nothing done.
Round twenty -threc-Wild right and
left swings but neither touching Peter
keeps leading but lightly and COrbett con-
tents himself with feinting. COrbett
again leads low, but does little damage
aud as yet has received no warning from
the referee.
Round twenty y-fOur-Corbett leads with
a clinch aud some Shortarm fighting, and
after parting Corbett reaches Jackson's
body with his left. Corbett leads foI
Jackson body higher than usual, but is
guarded.
Round twenty fye-Jlm is getting weak
| in his knees and Is less willing to max,
any attempt A slight blow on Jackson
| chin finishes the round.
| Round thirty y-Lhree-JacksOn visits Cor
/ belts face with his left and his ribs will
| his right without return. Nothing done
Round thirty Both sparrlng 70
/ wind.
! Round thirty. eight-A few harmless cy
| changes took place, but no damage cvcl
| TO their clothing.
The thirty-eIght round IS being Tough
/ at midnight both men appearing frcsl
| and no telling when the contest will end
Round forty -irst-BOth men were ui
and some heavy exchanges took place, q
| bit In Jacksou's favor Corbett evcncd
things up bit towards the end Of Tho
chin with his left
Round forty ty-Sixth-JacksOn got home a
good one on COrbctts chin. following ID
up with "A body blow. COrbctt became
aggressive and wild aud jackson az Ilu
landed on his body. Jim showed Peter In
the face toward the ropes. Tuis round
relieved the mOnOtOny of the previous
ones but still the fight drags weafily on.
At 1898 a. m. both men toed the mark
for forty third round and nothing was
done
At l2:4j a. ~. both men have come up
for 1.-The hitlcth round with looks de.
cidedly weary, and IL evidently would not
take much TO knock either out. One good
chance blow Is what each seems to be
waiting for.
just previous TO beginning the slxticth
round, Jackson and COrbett were called
over to the directors, who had been hold
Ing a consultation and after minutes
talking, the men resumed operations
During the last ten rounds, literally
nothing was done and the spectators are
getting impatient.
Round sixty -one-Both men came "a
the scratch In "A decidedly weak condition.
and after a consultation with the direct.
Ors the referee decided that it was nC
hgh as neither man was strong enough
TO deliver the knockout blow.