Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-08

right. Jim landed heavy lett ON the
nose and both men Rugged each other
In clinch. sullivan was missing
many blows now, though when he did
hit 1t was twice IA heavy AZ bis an.
tagonisl's. Jim had the better Of Sulli-
van.
Tenth round-Sullivan attempted a
left hut the blow was very short. lie
followed his opponent, however, and
both exchanged leits. CorbHtps right
found tue champions h cad and the
left got there a moment later, but the
champion landed gu the head In To-
turn. This was "A great fight 30 far
and Corbott apparently had the ad-
rniration OF the crowd as he WAS doing
the most Of the work when the round
closed. Cofbett was Justify cheored.
Eleventh tound-Both landed good
blows and Sullivan got twisted around
from the force OF left. Corhctt
showed great ability even ut cliu ching
his more bulky opponent. Sullivan
was extremity cautious though he got
crushing blow on the nose. Jim tried
10 deliver heavy right hand blow and
the champion was forced TO the ropOs
to avoid II. Sullivan received "A punch
In the stomach from the left aud got It
ukhln u mOntnt lultE.
Twelfth round-Sullivan was last to
respond aud when he did ho got left In
the stomach. lie got IL again very
heavily and repetition a moment
later. Sullivan landed q fairly good
blow with the right, though no got n
lett on the stomach In return. Jim
landed another ON the stomach anu ran
away. The smiling Californian landed
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champion stopped right with his
shoulder. Sullivan made second
rush and Corbett slapped him In the
head was forced back twice from two
heavy left hnndern and the round
closed with both OF Corbett's hands In
Sulllvau's stomach.
Thirteenth round-Jim was first up
again, lodging the utual left hand
from the champion. He stepped away
from let u moment later anu the
men boxed scientifically for the open
ing. Sullivan could not draw his an.
tngOnint on with left hand fclnts, but
he barely touched his body with loft.
The meme toes touched, they stood 30
close, mud Sullivan attempted 10 land
right. His LETT was short, CoTbOtt
stepping away. Sullivan was now
forcing matters, but carefully. lie got
lo.t ON the nose that SEM his head
fur back, though the champion landed
Hight blow on the head.
Fourteenth Tound-TheCaliforn
stock was sky.hlgh and he stepped 10
his opponent, though he got left on
hiB note for his pains. Both mon
landed good blows. Corbett landed a
lett and sullivan a right. Both men
got heavy blows on the head, and
Sullivan pushed back with lett.
Again both men got In good let's,
though COrbetps blow was the hehvi.
est OF the two. Jim Landed his left on
Sullivan's face AMI slipped away. Sui.
Ivan landed on the forehead, but In nj
tempting to laud left he fell into
corner, ntanding closely TO his man.
Honors were easy.
Fifteenth round-Jtm was first 10
the center. Sullivan made his famous
rush and forced his man all over the
ring, though he was nearly knocked
down with right. The men clinched
and were separated, Sullivan receiving
right on the heart. The latter landed
left on Jim's nose, but his stomach
was uncovered and he received
heavy blow. Jim landed his usual
lot on the bead, but he got right ON
the body in return. Both mon landed
let's. Sullivan missed vicious right
for tho body. Both received light
lefts, though the big fellow received n
heavy stomach punch as the round
ended.
Sixteenth rouud-The round com.
menced with rally. Sullivan received
u left on Mis- dial. He attempted a LEFT
lead Tor the head ana jim saved him
self by pulling away. The champion's
head was pulled back once more.
Sullivan landed heavy on the nose
and stomach moment later. Jim
looked very ffesh Ms he punched the
champion In the head and stomach.
Sullivan received two good punches
and Jim ollnched. During the lock
Sullivan hit his opponent and the
audience yelled "FoullD though Cor
bett refused to have the victory that
way.
Seventeenth round--Jim was first
up again; looking none the W Orse for
wear. sullivan landed gOUd lett,
though his right for the body was
short anu he was breathing hard.
Jim neatly avoided left Tor his face,
hut sent his own fist home n moment
later ON Sullivan's head. Sullivan's
face was very red and he received
lett baud swing In the stomach
for coming too close. Both ex.
changed light let's and boxed for
and opening for their rights. There
was no severe punishment In this
round.
Eighteenth round-Jim was as
usual first TO respond. A beautiful
ely took place in the centre OF the
ring. jim landed two stomach
punches, but got two light punches on
the head. A fearful lelt.hand jab on
the nose was presented to John, and
he got hot one on the head for being
too familiar. Jim's lett found the
champions stomach and face, and also
the head later. John L.. landed a
right punch ON tho ribs that sounded
all over the house, though he got n
left swing In the stomach a moment
later. Sullivan was extremity cautious,
although he got four heavy rights on
the face. This was all Corbetpa
round.
Nineteenth round-Both men were
quick To respond. They boxed cautious
ly, Sullivan landing, and Jim retail.
ated ON the stomach, and stepped away
from u heavy right, and the champion
looked tired. Sullivan's loft was con.
IN motion. Seemingly the
Californian looked too clover tor him,
and he laughed Sarcastically ut the |
champion as he leisurcly boxed for an |