The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-09-10
!, Finishes as Fresh as u Daisy
Hut "Sully" Was Badly
I'sed Up.
DstailS Of the Great Glalia
lrial Battle at New Orleans
Last Night.


an Sullivan and Corbett. Sulli.
weight was 212, Corbett's 1S9, and
rere in fine condition when the
bpsan. The betting closed in the
Iool rooms at to 3 against Corbett,
all betting was strictly prohibited
cub house during the contest
must be considered as final quota
In the corner of the ring which
bccuped last night by Skelly and by
on Monday night stands light
hair which has been placed tb 'le
plliyans special requst. Both the
stants are already in the building
hey are kept in strict seclusion. AS
crowd recognizes the well-known
lists and sporting men they are
ted. Dixon has just come in and
received with applause.
$50 p. n. Sullivan entered the
amid tremendous cheering. Cor.
followed few minutes later. Cor.
seconds were John Donaldson and
Delaney. Sullivan's, Charley John.
and McAulifc. Timekeeper for
Bett Is Bat Masterson, with Frank
en for sullivan, and X. NJ. Frank for
Hub. The gloves were weighed and
d to weigh correct five ounces. Sui
looks confident. Corbett presents
mllar appearance. The pivot blow
back heeling was barred by mutual
ent The men at 9:OG are now ready
be call Of time.
rt round Sullivan on the aggres
Dandy Jim laughs at him. Sully
b right and missed Jim five feet
men monkeying and eyeing each
closely. Sullivan rushed. but Cor.
jumped away. Sully looks vicious
and rushes at him; he runs away
smiles Both sparring. Sully tried
Pner Jim but he slipped away. The
sounded on very tame round.
|cond round Corbett dancing around
Sully very anxious, and has d
look. Sully attempted for the
but Corbett slipped away. Sulli
Firuck him light on shoulder, the
came to "A clnch both landed vi
blows on neck. Sully uppcr-cuts
and touched him with left little
Corbett cycling his man closely
sparring. Sully landed heavy right
hOulder, Corbett got back on stom.
as gong sounded; hoLors easy.
bird rOund-Corbett ducked away
Sullys left; Sully leads for right
tails short. Sully swings his left or
pets back. Sully aggressive. Cor,
landed two heavy punches in stom
they both exchanged hard blows or
slIly made lunge with right; Cor
slipped away; Corbett put in heavy
Ion Sullys ear, knocking his heao
both men fighting hard AS gong
ourth round-Both men perspiring
W Sully made a rush at Jim. Cor
gCt away sparring. Corbett walking
lld him and smiles; Sully gets Cor
ID a corner; Corbett ducks away
oe't swings left on Johns neck; Cor
showing great gencralship; Corbet1
leo both right and left Oh Sullivan s
as the round ended
Hlh Found-Both men came to center
Jug at each other. COrbett jabbed
on the neck without return.
lands hard left on Jim's neck
Sllnched. Sully swung right with
INiorce: Corbctt barely missed it;
Nsl cautious. Sully very eager for
'oK; they both exchanged hard
" Corbett swung left hard on
Y hose drawing blood. Sully very
Ivy; the men fighting like demons
VII mad Sully on the ropes pounding
a.amercifully as the gong rung.
PAln round-Corbett landed on Sull y's
making it bleed. Corbett landed
leit on head; Sully retaliated on
Corbett jabbed John twice on
anu ran away. They both landed
leit on the head: honors easy.
,,ehIh round-Corbett walked right
" John and cleverly avoided IA left
punch. Corbett lands left heavy
suiiys stomach. Sullivan cross
1'ered with two licks on head. Cor
!aGbed Sully in nose twice. Cor,
ADDED John again. The crowd
nlg Corbett. Corbett now the az
H. E punches Sully hard on neck
|. swings his left, missed. Corbett
4s night, knocking Sully on ropes
song sounded and Corbett had the
tsnh round-Sully landed on Cor
mead, and he gave Sully one in re-
~ r. Sully jabbed Corbett har,
SuiS' 80 Corbett cross countcred har,
s'nVan's eye. Both men exchanged
4; letts. Corbett missed John''
Ir T.. lorbett sent his left into Sully's
n ;n Twice. Corbett punched Sull,
m n, 10 wind. Corbett the aggressor
h! pp,a. 9oked very tired rs the gong
~n round-The men got at it il
-.odle of the ring, Corbett's heat
rng 4 vicious righthander. The,
h .nange hot lefts; both exchang,
d fsin; both very cautious. Sull,
e. hard in the wind; Corbett rc
= hard on the stomach. The.
\ corbett jabs Sully with his left
&c land light lofts, but the Cali
f.-, swung heavy on Sully's neck
4 q :. round-Sparring. Sully fc'nt'
left, but the blow falls short
N...ange light lefta on the neck
miles at Sully; Sully IL now tn,