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eft. and avoided Meyers return with the
right Carroll landed a fairly good left on
the ear, and rapid exchanges followed.
Meyer was still on the defensive, trying to
land his right.
Round wenty-three-Carron landed a
hard blow on the neck and repeated a mo-
ment later. Both missed wicked lefts. but
Carroll landed a hard one on Meyers nose,
ana again with the right on the same spot
Carroll landed a good blow with the right on
the ribs, and the round closed lust n bit in
Carrolls favor.
Playing for Safety.
Round Twenty-four-A great deal of
boxing was INDUCED in here, with few hits
Round Twenty-fve-Both men very eau
uous; neither willing to risk going too far.
Round Twenty ix-CarrOll landed three
left stomach punches, and Meyer landed
right and left on Carrolls face, but got
light one in return.
Round Twenty seven-Carrol landed left
on the stomach aud both men appeared to
be getting wicked.
Round Twenty -eight-Carrol landed ter
rlDle LETT on the ribs and forced Meyer into
the corner from which he escaped. The
felntlng and boxing was getting Wearisome
and the crowd shouted stretch
Round Twenty-nine-Carroll landed
hight one on the stomach and landed two
blows u moment later for the head
Round Thirty-Carrou landed heavy left
swing on the jaw without return, but was bit
lightly moment later on the head Never
landed lightly on CarrOlls jaw. Carroll land
ed two heavy left swings on Meyers neck,
ana another one nearly knocked him down.
Then he hit Meyer left straight drive in the
stomach, and Billy -countered lightly.
Carroll had little the best of this round.
round Ihlrty-One-Carroll landed heavily
with right and left on stomach and neck
Meyer landed glancing left on Carrolrs
jaw, but received a left swing shortly after.
Meyer aimed right and left and Carroll
ducked away, came back, landed his LETT on
A lofnr
Round Thirty-Two-About even.
Hot and Desperate.
Round Thirty three-Meyer received a ter
rlble blow from the left on his nose Heavy
exchanges followed and Carroll slipped to
the floor. He was soon knocked down
again and looked groggy. This was a des-
perate round. Meyer seemed to stand the
heavy work the better.
Round Thirty-four - Never aggressive.
Heavy lighting throughout this round, both
Round Thirty -fve-Meyer hit Carroll on
the jaw and knocked him down. Carroll
landed heavy left OIL Meyers Jaw and right
on the same spot. Meyer now landed good
left on CARROTS jaw aud grew very agrees
i've.
Round Thrty-six = Meyer seemed the
stronger of the two but both exchanged
heavy blows. Meyer was knocked down.
Round Thirty -Seven-Opened with yigor-
Gus fighting. Meyer missed two leads with
the left and received one On the nose Meyer
landed left on Carrolls face aud crossed
him with the right a moment later Never
received heavy right on the Jaw. and mo-
ment later got heavy left on the face but
returned it OH CarrOll's nose. driving his
head back, aud began fighting for the body.
Meyer invariably missed his famous right
drives, but seemed good and strong.
Round Thlrty-eig ht-Carroll landed q good
left on Meyers face and avoided Il return
Round Thirty nine-BOth men tented eau
tiOusly. Meyer stroug but getting hit often.
Carroll jabbed Meyer in the nose and the
round ended.
Rounds Forty, Forty-one and Forty
tWo-Meyer landed two let's on Car
rolls head and received a stomach
punch in return. Carroll landed a good
left on Meyers jaw and repeated it a moment
later Billy received another left in the
jaw and still another a moment later Car
roll staggered him with a left but was
knocked down with a right on the jaw. Des-
perate fighting followed. Carroll ducked
several vicious swings. Meyer forces Car
roll around the ring but received heavy
left on the nose for his pains. The round
ended with both wlnded, but Meyer the
stronger of the two.
Round forty -three-Meyer came up agrees
sive, with Carroll weak. Haevy exchanges fol-
lowed and Carroll received a heavy lab from
the right on the jaw, was on the ground fully
twenty seconds and Meyer was declared win
ner amidst the greatest cheering ever heard
in the club. He fought q fair and manly
contest and deserved the victory for his
gentlemanly Conduct and fairness